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BONUS FREEBIE: Judge's house burned down, AOC mocks Stephen Miller, Trump plans birthday UFC event
11 Oct 2025
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Welcome to the bonus show. This is a really weird story, and I'll tell you upfront that we don't really know the full scope of it right now. Police are investigating a fire that burned down the house of Diane Goodstein. Now, who is Diane Goodstein? She's a judge. She's a South Carolina circuit court judge, and she reportedly had been receiving death threats for weeks related to her work.
Why was she receiving death threats? Well, because of her opposition to the Trump administration. She was part of the temporary blocking of the state's Election Commission from releasing voter files to the DOJ. The DOJ, Trump's DOJ, wanted those files. And she participated in blocking the release of those files.
Therefore, she is now in opposition in some loose general sense to the Trump administration. The Trump administration wants that stuff. And she said, no, I don't believe that it is justified to do that. And there have been a number of different doxing attempts. Judge Goodstein was part of the list of judges that the sort of MAGA adjacent space was trying to dox.
Now, the timing of it, Pat, obviously leads us to say, was this arson? Was her house burnt down for political reasons? Investigators right now have are saying they have no evidence that that's the case. Is it possible that this is just a coincidence? It is.
I mean, again, we do not have evidence right now that she was targeted for political reasons and that this arson was from people adjacent to Trump angry with her blocking these files. But at the same time, we are not immune to pattern recognition. And the timing is very much suspicious.
It is suspicious. It may have just been a coincidence because there are a lot of people who are getting death threats around the country right now, whether they be pro-Trump or anti-Trump. And on occasion, people's houses burned down. So you could have just had a situation where you had a judge who was adversarial to Trump who happened to have this happen to her.
And it's a tragic story no matter what. But of course, we want to find out whether there was foul play, because this could be an example of political violence. And I'm not suggesting that like anyone's dragging their feet on this, but we don't know at this point if there was foul play.
And we may not find out if there was foul play until weeks from now, at which point people will have moved on from the story. Maybe there will be some attention paid to it, but the headlines will long have passed. So it could be one of those situations where
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