Just in: Looks like we'll be getting a transcript of Walt Nauta's FBI interview at some point tomorrow, minus the names of any potential govt witnesses, according to Judge Cannon's most recent order.

What’s the ratio Alan - 5000 to 1?

'The protesters carried no weapons'

Aside from:
*a Taurus G2c .9 mm
*a .40-cal semiautomatic
*axes/hatchets
*ASP batons
*knives
*a 950,000 Volt Stun Gun Walking Stick
etc.

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Judge Cannon's shadow docket is very odd.
It's also gumming up the decision-making process on a host of legal issues culminating in her failure to set a date for trial almost a month after holding a hearing to discuss scheduling questions.

The most interesting part of Judge Cannon's order is it that suggests she still hasn't made up her mind about Trump's odd and expansive motion to compel discovery which has been sitting in her chambers for more than two months.

JUST IN: Trump, continuing his strategy of leveraging his various cases against each other, has asked a judge in Washington to pause all of the civil cases seeking to hold him accountable for the violence on Jan. 6 until after his Jan. 6 federal criminal trial is over.