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Murrill: New Orleans leaders didn't suddenly developed a conscience and act in good faith. "The only religion they found was they're praying that they don't get in trouble for what they did." episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 23, 2026 · 27 MIN

Murrill: New Orleans leaders didn't suddenly developed a conscience and act in good faith. "The only religion they found was they're praying that they don't get in trouble for what they did."

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Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill joins Newell following the dramatic dismissal of all 16 felony charges against her. Why did the special prosecutor drop the case? What does this mean for the ongoing battle between state leaders and New Orleans officials? And what’s next after one of the most controversial legal and political showdowns in Louisiana?

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