Charles Coleman

And what I mean by vulgar, I mean in the Greek sense of the spectacle.

They specialize in the spectacle.

What Harmeet Dhillon has talked about publicly, first of all, I want to point out, and Monique can back me up on this, how irregular it would be

for a sitting division or department leader within the Department of Justice to go on a podcast and talk about a pending criminal investigation.

That is unheard of.

Kristen Clark sat at the head of the DOJ's Civil Rights Division for four years, and we never heard her voice publicly.

She spoke with the work that she did.

And so this administration specializes in the spectacle.

In that way, I would say this is something to take seriously because for them, this is a matter of trying to, as D.L.

talked about in the last segment, continue to make folk bend the knee, continue to make folk try to capitulate to their demands.

And so you, my friend, may have just become a very important historical figure.

For legal purposes, I can't hear what's going on right now.

I'm good.

So thank you.

I think that that is important.

There's so much to be.

I know that we're here for legal analysis and Monique's going to get at me for the legal analysis.

We can do that.

But I will say, as someone who has had to sit through in different capacities and watch Alvin Bragg.

indict and ultimately convict Donald Trump and watch Beanie Thompson sit at the chair of the select committee on January 6th and watch Letitia James execute a civil case against the Trump organization and then also face the retribution from that.