John Solomon

I think it's the biggest shot fired in the accountability war in a long time.

Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department for Civil Rights, said on our show last night, and everybody's talking about it today, she has begun a criminal conspiracy case against

federal employees and state employees.

So federal agents, federal prosecutors, state prosecutors who preserved Donald Trump on the theory that they knowingly and willfully infringed his civil liberties.

This is going back and taking the tactic that the Justice Department under Kennedy used, Robert F. Kennedy, to go after the Ku Klux Klan and turning it around on the Democratic machinery saying, hey,

When you raided President Trump's home and the FBI told you he didn't have a probable cause, you infringed his civil liberties.

When you continued to submit fake FISA warrants into the FISA court so you can make it look like Donald Trump had a Russia collusion problem, you infringed on his liberty.

When you spied on Carter Page, you infringed on that man's liberty.

She's looking at it, and she said this on the record, as a criminal conspiracy case.

She's going to treat the Democratic establishment, the deep state, as a criminal conspiracy, much like the drug cartels and the mob.

It was a jaw-dropper for us when she said it.

It's probably the most important statement we've gotten from the Trump Justice Department since they took back over in January.

Thank you, sir.

Good to have you.

Bombing you've got what's happened in Australia put in prospectus for us perspective force John Solomon I think it was a good reminder that America is currently at war not in the traditional sense of a World War two or Vietnam War But in the sense that our enemies are trying to create death and destruction on our soil They do it with fentanyl, which has now killed more Americans in World War two did and

They do it with terror attacks.

They do it with hatred and anti-Semitism that eventually leads people to take such extraordinary actions as what we saw in Australia.

So I think the president declaring fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction reminds the American people in a powerful way that we are at war in this country right now.

We are under attack every day in ways that we never saw before.

our country's history.