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Judge criticizes DOJ in case of ex-FBI officials
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A federal magistrate judge criticized the Justice Department for adding a new obstruction charge overnight against former FBI officials Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides, who are accused of lying to Congress about the Hunter Biden probe. The judge tossed the new charge, calling the case a "sideshow on top of a sideshow."
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