Sean Farish

And this is kind of what I was saying earlier in the year, you know, in Department of Justice, the FBI was like, where's the arrest?

Why are nobody, why is nobody being arrested?

And I'm not saying that the Comey indictment was rushed because they had to get that in to avoid missing out on the statute of limitations, having the statute of limitations expire.

But one of the things that I've been saying, one of the things that I think most people just don't want to hear because we're impatient, we're in the microwave steak generation of things, right?

It's...

You know, we need it now.

And if we don't get it now, it's a failure.

And that's a huge problem.

So one of the things I said with these indictments and the lack of arrests was that these cases need to be airtight.

They have to be airtight in order for these cases to stick because you're not just going up against, let's say, a corrupt defense, right?

James Comey, Letitia James, which are also going up against the actual swamp.

Look at these judges.

Right.

Not just the ones that are saying, well, alligator Alcatraz has to close or Donald Trump isn't allowed to deport people or they're suing him over tariffs.

Right.

Not just that, but they're going to try to cover for the people who are going to be, you know, essentially prosecuted James Comey for the egregious conduct that they had when they occupied their positions.

Right.

So it's not just about it's not just about the.

The indictments being airtight for the sake of putting these these defendants, James Comey and these deep state actors away.

It's not just that.