Peter Schweizer

But I think it is the battle that has to be fought because it comes down to the question of are we actually governed by the people we elect?

But I think it is the battle that has to be fought because it comes down to the question of are we actually governed by the people we elect?

that we have chosen to represent us or are government decisions being made by unelected bureaucrats and are those unelected bureaucrats involved at some level in corruption and i think the history of our country demonstrates that absolutely they are so to me this is the marquee issue and it's a reflection of this broader concern that i have of what i call the globalization of corruption

that we have chosen to represent us or are government decisions being made by unelected bureaucrats and are those unelected bureaucrats involved at some level in corruption and i think the history of our country demonstrates that absolutely they are so to me this is the marquee issue and it's a reflection of this broader concern that i have of what i call the globalization of corruption

When we think of corruption, we think of the guy who's got a paving business back in some congressional district who wants some highway, federal highway dollars steered his way by the congressman. What we're talking about is foreign governments, in some cases those that are hostile to the United States, giving money to our elected officials and getting something in return.

When we think of corruption, we think of the guy who's got a paving business back in some congressional district who wants some highway, federal highway dollars steered his way by the congressman. What we're talking about is foreign governments, in some cases those that are hostile to the United States, giving money to our elected officials and getting something in return.

So this is not just rank and file corruption, which is bad enough. This is globalized corruption, and it's only going to get worse, not better, unless we actually do something about it.

So this is not just rank and file corruption, which is bad enough. This is globalized corruption, and it's only going to get worse, not better, unless we actually do something about it.

Well, I think on Capitol Hill, the House Oversight Committee, Jim Comer, I think has done an excellent job. He's fact-based, he's driven, and he's prepared to name names, which is the key in these investigations. So I expect a lot of activities in the House of Representatives. And I think in the Department of Justice,

Well, I think on Capitol Hill, the House Oversight Committee, Jim Comer, I think has done an excellent job. He's fact-based, he's driven, and he's prepared to name names, which is the key in these investigations. So I expect a lot of activities in the House of Representatives. And I think in the Department of Justice,

the next several weeks you're going to see a series of reviews done by senior attorneys at doj under pam bondi making decisions about some of the very controversial things that have happened with regard to say tony fauci who apparently lied before congressional committees What is the legal standard for lying before Congress? Did he cross that line?

the next several weeks you're going to see a series of reviews done by senior attorneys at doj under pam bondi making decisions about some of the very controversial things that have happened with regard to say tony fauci who apparently lied before congressional committees What is the legal standard for lying before Congress? Did he cross that line?

And is there a reason to open an investigation and to bring him in to ask him questions about that? So I think there's going to be a little bit of quiet before the storm, because, again, when you're dealing with these legal matters, you want to make sure that you are crossing all the T's and dotting the I's, because what gets you into trouble is when you don't do the prep work.

And is there a reason to open an investigation and to bring him in to ask him questions about that? So I think there's going to be a little bit of quiet before the storm, because, again, when you're dealing with these legal matters, you want to make sure that you are crossing all the T's and dotting the I's, because what gets you into trouble is when you don't do the prep work.

And Bondi certainly has a reputation for doing her prep work.

And Bondi certainly has a reputation for doing her prep work.

Well, I think one of the unanswered questions about the Biden family, and again, if you look at the pardons that were issued to Hunter Biden and the family, they run up specifically through December of last year. So any crimes that would have been committed in 2024 would be covered as well. And you wonder, well, what does that mean?

Well, I think one of the unanswered questions about the Biden family, and again, if you look at the pardons that were issued to Hunter Biden and the family, they run up specifically through December of last year. So any crimes that would have been committed in 2024 would be covered as well. And you wonder, well, what does that mean?

Well, that could be the Hunter Biden art deals that were very controversial. But I also think it's worth looking at this period when Joe Biden had that disastrous debate performance with Donald Trump, and he spent about four or five weeks refusing to get out of the race, and Hunter Biden moved into the White House.

Well, that could be the Hunter Biden art deals that were very controversial. But I also think it's worth looking at this period when Joe Biden had that disastrous debate performance with Donald Trump, and he spent about four or five weeks refusing to get out of the race, and Hunter Biden moved into the White House.