Neil Freiman

So we got a four week trial coming up. Javis has kind of a powerhouse defense team. Ron Sullivan, Harvard Law professor, is her co-counsel. He has a reputation for taking on seemingly impossible cases. He secured an acquittal in a double murder case of Aaron Hernandez. And he also was on Harvey Weinstein's defense team for a bit. So we'll see how this plays out and whether she joins Javis.

So we got a four week trial coming up. Javis has kind of a powerhouse defense team. Ron Sullivan, Harvard Law professor, is her co-counsel. He has a reputation for taking on seemingly impossible cases. He secured an acquittal in a double murder case of Aaron Hernandez. And he also was on Harvey Weinstein's defense team for a bit. So we'll see how this plays out and whether she joins Javis.

other Forbes under 30 and being convicted for fraud. How's everyone doing on their taxes? You making progress? The folks at the Department of Government Efficiency do want to know.

other Forbes under 30 and being convicted for fraud. How's everyone doing on their taxes? You making progress? The folks at the Department of Government Efficiency do want to know.

other Forbes under 30 and being convicted for fraud. How's everyone doing on their taxes? You making progress? The folks at the Department of Government Efficiency do want to know.

A young software engineer working under Doge is expected to be granted access to the IRS's taxpayer system, a highly sensitive database containing private information on millions of Americans' tax returns, social security numbers, and banking details. The Internal Revenue Service is the latest agency to be infiltrated by Doge in its blitz to cut costs across the federal government.

A young software engineer working under Doge is expected to be granted access to the IRS's taxpayer system, a highly sensitive database containing private information on millions of Americans' tax returns, social security numbers, and banking details. The Internal Revenue Service is the latest agency to be infiltrated by Doge in its blitz to cut costs across the federal government.

A young software engineer working under Doge is expected to be granted access to the IRS's taxpayer system, a highly sensitive database containing private information on millions of Americans' tax returns, social security numbers, and banking details. The Internal Revenue Service is the latest agency to be infiltrated by Doge in its blitz to cut costs across the federal government.

But the IRS is an outlier in the type of information it holds on American citizens. And some IRS employees have raised alarms that A political appointee would be granted access to the database known as the integrated data retrieval system because of the highly private nature of its contents.

But the IRS is an outlier in the type of information it holds on American citizens. And some IRS employees have raised alarms that A political appointee would be granted access to the database known as the integrated data retrieval system because of the highly private nature of its contents.

But the IRS is an outlier in the type of information it holds on American citizens. And some IRS employees have raised alarms that A political appointee would be granted access to the database known as the integrated data retrieval system because of the highly private nature of its contents.

This thing is kept under more lock and key than a Gringotts vault with only a select number of IRS workers allowed in to accomplish a specific and official task before getting out as soon as that's done. White House Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields defended the move, saying waste, fraud and abuse have been deeply entrenched in our broken system for far too long.

This thing is kept under more lock and key than a Gringotts vault with only a select number of IRS workers allowed in to accomplish a specific and official task before getting out as soon as that's done. White House Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields defended the move, saying waste, fraud and abuse have been deeply entrenched in our broken system for far too long.

This thing is kept under more lock and key than a Gringotts vault with only a select number of IRS workers allowed in to accomplish a specific and official task before getting out as soon as that's done. White House Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields defended the move, saying waste, fraud and abuse have been deeply entrenched in our broken system for far too long.

It takes direct access to the system to identify and fix it. But a similar Doge initiative to review Treasury Department payments has been blocked by a judge, and it's likely this IRS project could also find its way to court.

It takes direct access to the system to identify and fix it. But a similar Doge initiative to review Treasury Department payments has been blocked by a judge, and it's likely this IRS project could also find its way to court.

It takes direct access to the system to identify and fix it. But a similar Doge initiative to review Treasury Department payments has been blocked by a judge, and it's likely this IRS project could also find its way to court.

Yeah, in fact, taxpayers who have had their information wrongfully disclosed or even expected in this database are entitled by law to monetary damages. The IRS commissioner themselves is not allowed into this database. It is very highly secure. Zooming out, though, the IRS has been this lightning rod for discussions and debate about how to modernize its system.

Yeah, in fact, taxpayers who have had their information wrongfully disclosed or even expected in this database are entitled by law to monetary damages. The IRS commissioner themselves is not allowed into this database. It is very highly secure. Zooming out, though, the IRS has been this lightning rod for discussions and debate about how to modernize its system.

Yeah, in fact, taxpayers who have had their information wrongfully disclosed or even expected in this database are entitled by law to monetary damages. The IRS commissioner themselves is not allowed into this database. It is very highly secure. Zooming out, though, the IRS has been this lightning rod for discussions and debate about how to modernize its system.