Back in March, like six generations ago, Donald Trump made a visit to the US Department of Justice. Now, it's not actually a place that's typically visited by presidents. Partly because the DOJ is supposed to operate independently from the presidency, even though it's part of the executive to guarantee or at least and try and make people think there isn't political influence from the White House. But now, you know, we're not living in ordinary times. Trump's visit was more ironic than it was unusual because ...

Welcome back. The US Mar US Marshall Service reports that serious threats to federal judges judges have spiked since President Trump took office back in January. The Marshall Service says the rise in threats coinciding with criticism from the White House as they get more attention following rulings in cases that involve President Trump.Joining us now, Judge John C. Kunau, senior judge in the US District Court for the Western District of Washington. He will be speaking at the Speak Up for Justice virtual for ...

Tonight, there's new evidence of Trump's disregard for the rule of law. The Washington Post analyzed 160 court cases against the administration so far, and they found that Trump officials are accused of defying one in three judges who ruled against them. The Post reports that Trump officials have been quote snubbing rulings, providing false information, failing to turn over evidence, quietly working around court orders, and inventing pretexts to carry out actions that have been blocked.Meanwhile, Trump is a ...

But we begin this hour with Donald Trump's continued retribution tour and his use of the Department of Justice to see it through. Axios is reporting that on Friday, Attorney General Pam Bondi fired more than 20 DOJ employees who worked on cases involving January 6th and Trump's classified documents case. Earlier this week, the DOJ confirmed it opened criminal investigations into two of Trump's repeated targets, former CIA director John Brennan and former FBI director James Comey.According to the New York Ti ...

From @WSJopinion: Ending the free-for-all at the border, which Trump has done, was a priority for national security and the rule of law. The question now, though, is how high Trump wants to crank the economic losses by mass deporting. https://t.co/cVkgZaEkj9 ...

Allegations Against Boie - The report suggests Emil Boie may have lied under oath during his confirmation hearing, raising concerns about his integrity [1][2][8] - Boie is accused of having a significant Brady violation as a prosecutor, withholding exculpatory evidence [3] - Concerns are raised about Boie's disregard for the rule of law, citing past statements and actions [3][4] Whistleblower Concerns - There are indications of multiple whistleblowers with potentially damning evidence against Boie [2][5][7] - Fear of intimidation and threats from the Trump administration and figures like Cash Patel may deter whistleblowers [5][6] - The Trump administration is perceived as strategically dismantling whistleblower protections [9][10] Political Implications - The nomination of Paul and Gracia is questioned, raising concerns about the protection of government whistleblowers [10] - The report suggests Trump prioritizes loyalty over qualifications in appointments, potentially leading to unqualified and dangerous individuals in key positions [11][12][13] - There is hope that the allegations against Boie could sway some Republicans to vote against his confirmation [14][15] Call to Action - The report encourages individuals to stand up and fight for what is right, despite potential repercussions [17][18][19] - Standing up against perceived injustices is portrayed as a way to inspire others and defend fundamental rights and freedoms [19] - Public support for those who stand up against fear is highlighted, referencing a record-breaking fundraising quarter [20]

Democrats in Congress are slamming the Supreme Court's ruling in the birthright citizenship case. Our next guest, Democratic Congressman Jamie Raskin, wrote on X, "Eager to sue Trump's wounded ego, the Supreme Court ended nationwide injunctions. Trump is crowing, but this is this just means we'll take our smashing wins in four district courts and turn them into wins in 94 district courts. People born here are citizens, period." Ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, Congressman Jamie Rascin joins ...