Tom Fitton

Staff him with or her, whoever it may be, with federal law enforcement other than the agencies involved.

And they would have to follow all the rules any other prosecutor would.

I mean they can't violate civil liberties.

They have to follow the grand juries.

All those protections are in place.

But the question is who does it and who makes the call in the end about whether investigations and prosecutions ultimately proceed?

It should be the president in consultation with his special prosecutor.

And the attorney general and the FBI, they have a whole lot of other issues to care about.

And to be fair to them, there's a lot else going on.

And you see this internally where the Justice Department is still protecting people.

If you don't like Trump, you get special protections from the Justice Department.

as they try to derail investigations and prosecutions.

And the judge is obviously, he can't control directly, but you're seeing it already.

You had out with Comey and Tish James, they're already combining their vindictive prosecution motion into one issue, which is just crazy.

They're two separate cases.

So he needs to get the best of the best working for him directly because once they're put into the Justice Department, there's a whole other culture and politics that go on that, in my way of thinking, is going to prevent full justice from being done.

And that's all we want is justice.

And I fear –

Unless something dramatically changes shortly, it's too late.

Yeah, we're on Twitter at Tom Fenton or X, I guess, I'm supposed to call it.