Topic
9 facts from 6 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
1968
In 1968, Blue Chip Stamps agreed to a consent decree with the Department of Justice requiring the stores that owned it to sell 45% of the company.
“In 1968, Blue Chip agrees to a consent decree with the DOJ where the stores have to sell off 45% of the company.”
1970
The founders obtained a letter from the U.S. Department of Justice indicating it would not challenge the banks' collaboration in forming the network.
“So they actually get a letter from the DOJ saying, like, hall pass, you're good on this one.”
2026
A month-long federal surge in St. Louis, called Operation Show Me Justice, seized 80 kilos of drugs, 166 illegal firearms and over a million dollars in currency, according to the DOJ as reported by DJ.
“federal authorities seized 80 kilos of drugs, 166 illegal firearms and over a million dollar, uh, in currency during the month long effort.”
2026
To strip Ilhan Omar of citizenship, the Justice Department would have to file a federal lawsuit proving she lied in a material way to become a citizen.
“the Justice Department would have to file a lawsuit in federal courts proving she lied in a material way to become a U.S. citizen.”
2026
Donald Trump has the Justice Department suing to block certification of Alaska's Senate election if Senator Dan Sullivan narrowly loses.
“He's, uh, got the Justice Department suing to block certification of the election if Senator Sullivan, uh, narrowly loses.”
2026
The Justice Department sued to try to prevent certification of Alaska's Senate election results if Republican Dan Sullivan loses.
“the Justice Department had already sued to try to prevent the results of that election from being certified if Dan S. Sullivan loses his race.”
2026
A U.S. district judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit that tried to block certification of Alaska's Senate election results.
“a U. S. district judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit that had tried to block the certification of the results of that race.”
2026
The Justice Department argued that a second Daniel Sullivan on Alaska's Senate ballot would confuse voters.
“If the incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan doesn't win, DOJ tried to argue a second Daniel Sullivan on the ballot would confuse voters.”
2026
After Trump's restoration of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool went badly, the Justice Department tried to prosecute people for vandalism before admitting the damage came from a rushed and botched job.
“the Justice Department tried to prosecute people before having to admit that the damage was actually the result of a rushed and botched job.”
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