Republican MELTS DOWN after Jack Smith checks him on law

[Justice matters.]

Republicans in Congress are trying to rewrite history again, this time by attacking the investigation into the attempt to overturn the 2020 election. Rep. Brandon Gill tried to corner former Special Counsel Jack Smith over the subpoena of Kevin McCarthy's phone records, claiming it was a "flagrant violation" of rights.

The reality? Smith was following standard Department of Justice procedure to secure evidence in a criminal investigation.

In this video, we break down exactly what happened during the hearing, why the "flight risk" argument is a distraction, and what the law actually says about these non-disclosure orders. While Republicans try to frame this as "spying," the facts show it was a legal, court-approved step to determine who the Speaker of the House was communicating with in the days leading up to January 6th.

Yep. The REPUBLICANS use what's convenient for them to protect and enable the Guardians Of Pedophiles at their constant attempts to murder the rule of law.

Where are the Epstein files?

[Cirsium]

1. Melt down?

When does the Republican "melt down?" He doesn't. Clickbait.

[stopdiggin]

2. yeah. this is garden variety click bait crap

And we're all over the supposed 'main stream media' - for their lacks and transgressions ...
And then cheer loudly - for this.. ?

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[Cirsium]

3. a special place in hell

I think there must be a special place in hell for those who are grifting off of this national nightmare.

[stopdiggin]

4. a great way of putting it ..

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