Julie Kelly

He's 30 now.

So he would have been, you know, 25, 26 then.

This is crazy.

Thank you, my friend.

Thanks for covering all of this.

I appreciate it.

Thank you all.

Correct.

So as I explained this morning, we were waiting today for mandatory lockdowns.

Filings per Judge Jeb Bosberg related to his criminal contempt proceedings against the DOJ and the Trump administration.

So what he asked for today was both sides, the ACLU.

who is representing those illegal Venezuelans tied to Tren de Aragua, who were covered under the president's Alien Enemies Act proclamation, and then from the Department of Justice, who they would want, number one, as witnesses in any contempt hearing, and then dates for a hearing for those witnesses to testify.

So as of right now, 5.15 Eastern Time, the Trump administration has not filed its response to Jeb Bosberg.

which I'm sure is making him really steamed, but I think is kind of funny.

But the ACLU did, and they list numerous DOJ, even DHS officials, who they want to testify, sworn testimony about behind-the-scenes deliberations before, on, and after Jeb Bosberg made that ridiculous oral order, he calls it, to return planes, two planes carrying these illegal Venezuelans,

that were already out of U.S.

airspace on the evening of March 15th of this year ordered those planes returned.

So this is the basis of his contempt finding.

And some of this, a lot of it actually, and Jeb Bosberg brought this up himself last week in the hearing, relates to this alleged whistleblower, Erez Ravini, who is a DOJ immigration official, who made these claims about comments that

Amal Bovee had made as the, I think at that point, acting deputy attorney general, and what they wanted to say to the courts if judges tried to thwart and stop.