Josh Dossi

So I guess the real answer to your question is that I don't know what we're looking for in Georgia.

I mean, it's sort of too early to say what the...

We haven't seen the unsealed, you know, affidavit.

We haven't seen any sort of court papers that show how they were able to get a court approved search to go into an area like that, a voting area.

But, you know, everything else seemingly has been looked at many, many times since the 2020 election.

Well, one of the things we've seen time and time again, as I said, in this administration are cabinet officials saying,

including maybe most notably Tulsi Gabbard, who leads DNI, trying to get in the president's good graces, trying to carry out what the president wants, trying to keep him happy.

And what we saw here, I mean, first of all, it's really unusual for the director of national intelligence to be on the scene as the FBI searches a court, you know,

a court-ordered or a court-approved search.

I don't know that we've ever seen D&I, the director, standing over in a hat and watching and sort of, you know, supervising or overseeing or whatever she was doing there.

But that's, A, very unusual.

B, it's very unusual to put the president directly on the phone with FBI line agents.

I mean, they're certainly sending a remarkable message.

that you put the president of the United States on the phone with FBI agents, carrying out a search in Georgia, trying to prove election fraud, which is his, you know, one of his top priorities right now.

I think you've also seen him go after a number of, or have his Department of Justice go after a number of folks who have investigated him

You know, James Comey, they tried to bring charges against him, failed in Virginia.

Tish James, they tried to bring charges against her.

You also see him wanting to go after Adam Schiff, who investigated him over Russia.

You see him saying with Jack Smith, the former special counsel deserves to be charged.

But what they did was criminal.