On the 20th anniversary (this month) of the murder of Robert Wone, the Washington Post just did an Interesting, troubling, and enlightening piece, revealing information for the first time about the settlement agreement reached in the wrongful death civil suit, and a default by at least two of the three former defendants whom I prosecuted for charges relating to covering up Robert’s murder.

If you read to the end of the attached article, it might help put in context the picture of me that I have included below, which was taken during the filming of the Peacock documentary as I sat in the room in which Robert was murdered all those years ago.

I will never stop seeking justice for what was done to Robert Wone, his family, and a community that loved him so.

See you all at 8:30.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2026/08/30/20-years-later-new-dispute-emerges-over-notorious-dupont-circle-killing/

Of course, this will prove to go the way of “we’ll build a wall and Mexico will pay for it,” “I’ll end the Russia-Ukraine war on day one,” and “mission accomplished in Iran.”

The Venezuelan oil scam is undoubtedly yet another way Trump and his crinues/criminal associates are making money for themselves, and once they’ve fattened their bank accounts by manipulating markets, the whole thing will evaporate and he’ll be on to the next scam.

Have I mentioned that I can’t wait for the accountability mission to begin?

See you all at 8:30.

There are two Supreme Court developments: The mail m-in voting case is bad, but not (yet) fatal to free and fair midterm elections.

But the second story is flat out mind blowing: Clarence Thomas goes on Ted Cruz's Podcast and thanks Ted for having his back.

Ummmm . . . does anybody remember judicial independence?

My goodness gracious!

See you all at 9.