Ro Khanna

So they come out now in January, and they say to the judge, we've got 3 million more documents, 5 million more documents.

We're going to release them in these next few weeks.

And Massey and I went to the judge and said, you need to supervise this and see how these documents come out.

Now, if they don't do it, there's three

repercussions.

Massey and I will be introducing inherent contempt next week, which only requires the House to pass it.

And Pam Bondi can be personally fined up to $10,000 every day that the documents don't come out.

No, that's the first.

The second thing is she's breaking the law, and she and other people in the Justice Department can be put in jail.

I mean, they can be prosecuted.

Now, I don't think Donald Trump's going to do it, but we're going to have a new president, and that new president can do it.

You think he'll pardon all of them?

Yeah.

Well, they're career Justice Department officials who, if they're along with this, I mean, he'd have to pardon a lot of people.

There are hundreds of attorneys reviewing this stuff.

It'd be a pretty big conspiracy if everyone is breaking the law.

But yeah, I mean, look, it may be a case that

It takes a new president to get all of this out, and some people get away with it.

But I'm concerned about the destruction of evidence, too.

I mean, making sure that the evidence is not destroyed.