REMOVED: The Prosecutor, the Defendant, and the Car

A Missouri prosecutor is out of office after the state Attorney General alleged she was romantically involved with a man her own county was prosecuting, and signed her car over to him. Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a quo warranto petition, a judge immediately removed Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston pending litigation, and per Fox 2, Hanaway says Johnston was offered the chance to resign and refused. The allegations go further than one relationship, and Hanaway's own words about what Johnston used the court docket for have to be heard to be believed.Also in today's episode: a quarter of SUNY freshmen just failed introductory math, and the system's answer says everything about American education. Trump posts a stark warning about where Democrat-run states are headed. A federal appeals court hands Trump a mail-ballot ruling with the midterms months away. Rep. Andy Ogles moves to outlaw the abortion clauses buried in surrogacy contracts. Treasury catches $99 million in federal checks headed to dead people before the money leaves the building. And prosecutors in Hungary seize Viktor Orbán's party communications in a move straight out of the lawfare playbook.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64701:00 SUNY Tutoring Crisis03:36 Trump Warns Blue States04:47 Mail Voting Legal Fight07:32 Surrogacy Abortion Ban11:16 Gere USAID Spat14:53 Social Security Fraud18:56 Hungary Election Lawfare24:40 Missouri Prosecutor Scandal30:14 Thanks and Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #Missouri #Accountability #Corruption #SocialSecurity