Dan Bongino

There are very few Republicans for a jury pool in Washington, D.C.

Ladies and gentlemen, that creates what's known as a math problem.

The chances of you getting a constitutionalist or a Republican who actually believes in the rule of law on a jury in Washington, D.C.

mathematically are not great if a bunch of big government liberals who just want Trump people prosecuted no matter what and anti-Trump people let off.

It's a huge math problem.

You get two things.

You get jury nullification when bad guys get caught, and then on the other side, you get selective targeting, like in a number of cases of Trump officials through the D.C.

Circuit where cases went on and on despite no evidence whatsoever they did anything wrong.

Folks, let me tell you something, and you're hearing this from me, and it gives me absolutely no pleasure in telling you this, but listen up, and as my grandmother used to say, and listen good, Daniel, listen good.

If there is ever going to be a breakup of the national justice system and a cold legal, legal civil war, I don't mean legal civil war like legal, I mean legal like in the legal judicial process, the legal process, this is going to be it.

What do you mean by that?

If this gets ugly and Democrats in Washington, D.C.,

Remember the sandwich guy throws the sandwich at the cops?

On camera, they're like, no, no, nothing happened there.

Oh, okay, so everybody should just start throwing sandwiches at cops?

Is that what you're suggesting?

How could you not indict on that?

That's insane.

That's a small, small example of how bad I think this is going to get if the left keeps this up, and they will.

And what you're going to see now going forward, if this gets bad and doesn't hit an asymptote, keeps getting worse, you're going to see people in conservative states, and they're just going to be like, hey, man, you're going to have to come send someone after you.