Julie Kelly

But this is very frustrating.

And I've heard from J6ers who are very frustrated.

These lawmakers were silent when the FBI was using battering rams at 6 a.m.

in the morning, storming their homes with a dozen armed agents pointing their firearms at pets, at young children, at elderly people.

spouses rampaging through their home and then taking away an American citizen on usually nonviolent offenses related to their participation in January 6th.

Well, there are some, I think, laws that he broke.

Mike Benz posted this early this morning, at least three of them.

Of course, deprivation of rights, Mike Davis's favorite, 18 U.S.C.

242, also conspiracy against rights, 18 U.S.C.

241, obstruction of proceeding before Congress.

I would add false statements, and I posted this if people want to look.

I know you've got a packed show, but I did post these nondisclosure orders that Jeb Bosberg

filed to prevent Verizon and AT&T from notifying sitting members of Congress, he said that he found reasonable grounds to believe that such a disclosure, notifying them of the subpoena, will result in destruction of or tampering with evidence, intimidation of potential witnesses,

in serious jeopardy to the investigation.

This is the investigation into January 6th.

This is the chief judge of the D.C.

District Court claiming that U.S.

senators were going to destroy evidence or intimidate witnesses if they found out about a subpoena for their phone record.

That is a flat-out lie.

He did no research or investigation on his own.