"Mueller, She Wrote" Podcaster sues Donald Trump for retaliatory measures for her free speech that ultimately forced her out of Veterans Affairs

essentialsaltes said:

Trump served in conspiracy lawsuit by Mueller, She Wrote podcast host who was fired from Department of Veterans Affairs job​

The lawsuit, filed by Allison Gill in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District Court of California on Oct. 16, was served on Trump through a security director in Palm Beach, Florida, where Mar-a-Lago is located, as recently as Nov. 3, court documents filed on Nov. 6 show.

According to the lawsuit, Gill “provoked the ire” of Trump and his then-Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie by creating the “anti-Trump” Mueller, She Wrote podcast, where she commented under a [not very good] pseudonym “A.G.” on then-special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe while she was an employee of the VA.

Many of the core retaliation allegations in the lawsuit were aired years ago. For instance, Politico reported in June 2020, while Trump was still president, on “How a veteran’s secret podcast put her in the Trump administration’s crosshairs.”

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DaisyDay said:

I've read her tweets, but I am not familiar with her podcasts.

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essentialsaltes said:

May 20th, 2026

Dear Acting Attorney General Blanche,

Recently, you set up a $1.776B compensation fund for victims of lawfare and weaponization perpetrated by “political and career federal employees, contractors and agents” who targeted “individuals, groups, and entities for improper and unlawful political, personal, and/or ideological reasons (“Lawfare” and “Weaponization”).

On August 6th, 2019, the Department of Veterans Affairs (political and career federal employees) launched an administrative investigation into myself (an individual) and my podcast (Mueller, She Wrote: an entity) for political and ideological reasons.

I currently have a case pending in federal court in the Southern District of California. (Gill v. McDonough 3:23-cv-01892). The memorandum you filed in the case to establish the fund states that “A claimant who already has a claim pending in court or administrative proceedings may be eligible for relief subject to section V part B. (Settlement Agreement, Trump v. IRS (SDFL) (2026) V(E)).

Pursuant to Section V part B, I am willing to drop my litigation pursuant to an award of $8.647M from the Weaponization Fund. As with your fund amount of $1.776B, the amount I am seeking is based purely on punitive damages and backpay.

Thank you for your attention to this matter,



Allison Gill

CEO, MSW Media, Inc.

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essentialsaltes said:

Pursuant to Section V part B, I am willing to drop my litigation pursuant to an award of $8.647M from the Weaponization Fund. As with your fund amount of $1.776B, the amount I am seeking is based purely on punitive damages and backpay.

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essentialsaltes said:

Thank you for your attention to this matter,

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