Ben Myselis

and based on like, you know, what we read, what we just read out there.

We could start investigations on anyone based on rumors.

Listen to what she says the DOJ standard is to impanel grand juries.

So she says her standard is rumors.

that she says the Supreme Court has told her that she can launch investigations on people based on rumors.

That's not the standard that the DOJ ever applied.

We're going to criminally investigate people based on rumors.

So Donald Trump makes a deranged rumor.

He makes a post about somebody, right?

Or he'll have, you know, Bill Pulte or one of his deranged top officials that he's put in there make up a rumor about whoever it is.

Then they'll say, okay, criminal investigation and panel a grand jury.

Then they'll start subpoenaing your records and they'll issue warrants and they'll do all of these things.

Then they'll try to build a case against you.

That's literally what she said.

By the way, it should not be lost on you that the individual who's saying that is also a former Fox News host who was somebody who trafficked in these exact sort of rumors on the air and that the people who we know Donald Trump is in touch with when it comes to all these issues and wants to spread these rumors are people like Sean Hannity and other Fox hosts

who they use to bring this messaging to people via an unofficial source.

That's why we call Fox state regime media, because they're there to launder the talking points of the White House, in my opinion.

And we've seen this coordination already outlined between people like Donald Trump and Sean Hannity, the way they talk to each other, the way around January 6th, Sean Hannity was essentially acting as a

a public relations crisis firm for Donald Trump, coaching him on what to say, trying to tell his audience what to believe, what to think, trying to get Trump back into the good graces of the American people.

So this is a sophisticated operation that exists.