Megyn Kelly

Schiltz, got to be careful with that name, declined to take immediate action.

He said, it's unprecedented for you to, like, run to me.

Just go to a grand jury or improve your warrant that the magistrate didn't find persuasive.

Like, why are you running above his head?

Was that judge's reaction?

Then the DOJ went to the Eighth Circuit, asking that court to issue a writ of mandamus to force Schiltz to grant the government's request.

On Friday, the three-judge panel said, no, we're not doing that, as I told you.

One Obama appointee, two Trump appointees.

Basically, everybody just said, there's no rush.

You can present this case to a grand jury and seek an indictment, or you can improve your affidavit and submit it back to that magistrate judge.

But the actual facts that were in the underlying affidavit about what happened inside of that courthouse—sorry, church house—

were stunning.

It's much worse than we realized when we knew it was bad.

Well, listen to this.

This is an affidavit from Timothy Gerber, special agent with the Department of Homeland Security, ICE, and Homeland Security Investigations.

This is when you try to go get, you drop a criminal complaint, it has to be supported by something.

And they support it with the affidavit of a federal law enforcement officer saying, this is what I've gathered.

This is why you should issue a criminal warrant.

Worked for those three, but not the others.

Affidavit submitted for purposes of establishing probable cause, blah, blah, blah.