Julie Kelly

I mean, I've got my boiler guy on his way here, so I can't, you know, be on camera and deal with the leaky basement at the same time.

So life goes on, Steve.

We'll keep your fingers crossed.

I know it really is.

There's just so much going on.

So it looks like House Judiciary today announced an investigation into AT&T and Verizon, especially Verizon, for producing those cell phone records of eight or nine U.S.

senators and one House member.

That was the Verizon subpoena that Jeb Osberg put a nondisclosure order on that you and I've talked about.

AT&T, however, did not produce those records.

But I think that House Judiciary still wants to see, to the extent that they can, communications between Special Counsel Jack Smith and AT&T in seeking that subpoena.

So that's new.

I think the big news today are the disclosures by acting U.S.

Attorney Lindsay Halligan in the Eastern District of Virginia.

She's the one who brought that two-count criminal indictment.

Against James Comey, a lot of motions and briefs, you know, filing fast and furious.

Jim Comey last month seeking a filed a motion to dismiss based on selective prosecution.

Lindsay Halligan filed the government's response yesterday.

She absolutely did.

And I've been posting this.

I know Mike Davis has posted it, and you've talked to him as well.