Whether a different judge can make the requisite 'ends of justice' findings to support a continuance under the Speedy Trial Act

question presented is: 1. Under the Speedy Trial Act, if one judge grants an “ends of justice” continuance but fails to explain why, whether a different judge can make the requisite findings to support the continuance. The case also presents an independent question regarding the proper application of 28 U.S.C. 455 in district courts: (I) Il 2. Whether, when confronted with specific allegations supporting judicial disclosure and disqualification, a district court exceeds its discretion by denying a disqualification motion without any explanation or disclosure necessary to facilitate meaningful appellate review.