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“Given the context, it is difficult to envisage a more egregious allegation than the one to which has been leveled against our client,” the statement continued.

Andrews was an especially egregious culprit, losing his dribble for one turnover and failing to get the ball inbounds within five seconds for another.

When he did finally cave to the idea of a Trump interview, Rogan pushed back against some of Trump's more egregious lies.

As Marcotte points out, the pressure was mounting from the public and press over Gaetz's egregious ethics violations and details from the House ethics committee were starting to leak out.

“Law enforcement professionals investigating these types of egregious crimes have specialized training and follow specific protocols to ensure a proper investigation, evidence preservation, and public safety,” the release said.