brand new, something that would be a big deal in any era, but certainly right now, the Trump DOJ has gone in and filed unusual charges. Have them here. Unusual charges against a current congressional candidate, a member of the Democratic Party, Cat Cat Abu Gazale.Now, there's video from September where she was in this group of protesters. This is in front of an ICE vehicle. Now, she claims she was protesting peacefully and an ICE agent tried to run them over with the SUV.Now, this is the kind of situation t ...

Political Commentary & Potential Abuses of Power - The Justice Department may be perceived as a tool of weaponization, potentially prosecuting individuals based on the president's will rather than justice [1] - Concerns exist regarding the firing or prosecution of individuals within the Department of Justice for not complying with the president's demands [1] - The current political climate is described as an "authoritarian breakthrough moment," emphasizing the need for leaders and institutions to recognize its temporary nature [1] Protests & First Amendment Rights - Peaceful protests are viewed as essential for exercising First Amendment rights, especially when those rights are under attack [1] - There is a concern that authorities are setting a predicate for a crackdown on protests, potentially linking organizations to terrorist groups [1] - The importance of maintaining commitment and joy in demonstrations of people power is highlighted, regardless of attempts to smear protesters [1] Call to Action & Resistance - Citizens are encouraged to stand up to perceived autocracy, drawing parallels to the American colonists' resistance to tyranny 249 years ago [1] - The need for individuals to resist illegal or unconstitutional orders is emphasized, suggesting resignation or pushing back as alternatives to compliance [1] - The current administration's actions are likened to authoritarian and fascist tactics, including the prosecution of political enemies and the demonization of opponents [3]

Legal & Political Analysis - The report analyzes the legal and political implications of the prosecution against New York Attorney General Leticia James, suggesting it may be politically motivated [6][9] - The analysis questions the intent behind the prosecution, particularly regarding allegations of fraudulent applications involving small amounts ($49 a month), and whether such intent can be established [3][7] - The report contrasts the investigation of Leticia James with the lack of investigation into other officials facing allegations, implying a potential double standard [5][6] - The report raises concerns about the potential for abuse of power if a president can order the prosecution of political opponents [7][8] - The analysis suggests the prosecution of Attorney General James could be interpreted as an attack on the independence of the law and an attempt to undermine democracy [15] Contextual Background - Leticia James's career achievements are highlighted to counter the notion that she would need to "game the system" to succeed [4][5] - The report acknowledges that Leticia James stated her intention to investigate Donald Trump during her campaign for Attorney General, but argues this does not constitute selective prosecution, as there were already existing allegations of fraud [11][12] - The report distinguishes between civil investigations of Donald Trump's businesses and criminal prosecution, emphasizing the different implications [13]

I mean, James was charged with two counts. One for bank fraud and another for making false statements to a financial institution. But what that really means in layman's terms, I guess, is is mortgage fraud.Now, that is ringing a bell for you. That is because that has become the Trump gingup charge of choice, mortgage fraud. Trump appointed this guy, Bill Py, to be his little lackey over as the director of the Federal Housing Finance Associ agency.And even though that agency is in charge of monitoring the ma ...

Joining us now, Democratic Senator from Maryland, Chris Van Galand. Uh, Senator, really good to have you. Do you want to react to your colleague.>> Uh, Katie, it's good to be with you. Uh, Lindsey Graham knows better than that, or he should know better than that. What we're talking about here is a gross corruption of the judicial process.the president effectively ordering his Department of Justice uh to bring charges against Comey over the objections of people in the Department of Justice initially, includi ...