John Solomon

And then what you can do, you can cobble it all back together after they vote for it.

But if you keep it all together, I've watched this on difficult bills.

And everybody wants to pick one thing they can't be for.

Okay, then let's put it piece by piece and really show the American public and jam it right at you and then piece it back together and show, no, it's the way to go.

You've got to think outside the box and you've got to put harder pressure.

That's the way I would look at it.

Thank you.

This would be considered what they call a Brady violation, a failure of the government to turn over exculpatory evidence so that a defendant can make their best case for innocence.

It's actually in the moment, right after Donald Trump has been cleared of Russia collusion, that a new scandal starts.

I write the stories in The Hill in March of 2019, saying that Joe Biden fired the Ukrainian prosecutor who was investigating Hunter Biden's company in Ukraine called Burisma.

A big scandal starts, ABC and New York Times are following the story, and all of a sudden a whistleblower comes out of the blue from the intelligence community.

And says, Donald Trump was trying to pressure the new Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, to investigate this Hunter Biden, Joe Biden stuff.

And there's no truth to the Hunter Biden, Joe Biden stuff.

And it was an inappropriate use of the president's power in a foreign conversation.

And that touches off impeachment, which results in the president being impeached before he's acquitted in the Senate.

They decided to keep that information classified so that it couldn't be given to Congress, couldn't be given to the president's defense lawyers, couldn't be given to the senators who sat in judgment of the president or the House members who had to decide whether to impeach a president.

In any other judicial proceeding, this would be considered what they call a Brady violation.

a failure of the government to turn over exculpatory evidence so that a defendant can make their best case for innocence.

It is so severe an omission.

that Tulsi Gabbard yesterday, when she released these documents at the request of Just the News, Tulsi Gabbard said, I believe the inspector general, the former inspector general of the intelligence committee, weaponized the whistleblower system and hijacked the responsibility of the intelligence community to be forthcoming.