Julie Kelly

Because as our friend Darren Beatty used to say,

If you expose the hoax of the pipe bomb, the entire January 6th narrative unravels right from there.

Declassified with Julie Kelly on Substack.

I'm on X, Julie underscore Kelly, too.

And I hope to be back on your show Wednesday after Bossberg's hearing in Washington on Wednesday afternoon to update you and the War Room Posse about what happened in that hearing.

No.

Now they have phone access.

So I'll just be posting it on X starting at 2 p.m.

Eastern time, posting live what's being said there.

You never know.

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.