Julie Kelly

But more recently, what he did today is he plans to restart the contempt proceedings against the Trump DOJ for allegedly violating that oral order he gave on March 15th

ordering the return of two planes, already out of U.S.

airspace, by the way, carrying illegal Venezuelans covered by the newly enacted alien... Hold, hold, hold.

Well, it's very complicated because he found probable cause that the Trump DOJ had indeed defied his order and was bringing contempt of court charges against them, findings.

Of course, the Trump DOJ appealed, and a three-judge panel of the D.C.

appellate court in August came back and vacated his probable cause-signing.

But then, anyway, it's a very complicated process what went on here.

No, this is the guy.

And also, of course, we just found out last month in the Arctic Frost investigation documents that Jeb Bosberg signed two

non-disclosure orders, meaning preventing companies from notifying their clients, in this case, eight U.S.

senators, that Jack Smith was seeking the cell phone records of those sitting members of Congress related to the January 6th investigation.

So not only did Jack Smith issue those subpoenas to Verizon and AT&T, Jeb Bosberg issued this non-disclosure order, as you and I have talked about,

prohibiting the companies from informing the sitting U.S.

senators of the subpoena, claiming that if they found out, they would either tamper or destroy evidence, intimidate witnesses, or interfere in the investigation.

I believe so.

Just start an inquiry like we saw twice against President Trump.

I mean, what more do they need?

And I'm telling you, Steve, this is one frustration now almost a year after Republicans took the House.

I mean, one of many.

Not really, because this just represents the establishment DOJ resistance and how the judiciary are working hand in glove now.