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Lets bring in now kyle spencer, author of the raising them right, the untold story of americas ultraconservative youth movement and its plot for power. and were back with john miller, se cup, dan harris, and joey jackson. john, immaterial i want to start with this suspects philosophy as he spells out his philosophy on sovereignty. on february 18th, he says courts do not have subject matter jurisdiction over the issue of sovereignty nor do they have personal jurisdiction by me. my status cannot b...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said in a tweet on Thursday that she was targeted by a heavily armed man for being a Jewish member of the Michigan state government.   

The FBI hasn't publicly identified the officials. But state Rep. Samantha Steckloff, a Democrat from suburban Detroit, said she was contacted when agents arrested Jack Carpenter III last week.

A man charged with using social media to threaten the lives of Jewish public officials in Michigan will remain in jail

A man has been charged with using Twitter to threaten to kill Michigan state government officials who are Jewish.

DETROIT (AP) — A Michigan lawmaker who is Jewish said Friday that she and two other legislators were contacted by the FBI about an armed man who was charged with making death threats on Twitter against Jewish state officials.

The hearing for Jack Carpenter III lasted just minutes in federal court in Detroit. He agreed to detention but, through his attorney, also submitted a document challenging jurisdiction over him.

The FBI hasn't publicly identified the officials. But state Rep. Samantha Steckloff, a Democrat from suburban Detroit, said she was contacted when agents arrested Jack Carpenter III last week.

A Michigan lawmaker who is Jewish says she and two other legislators were contacted by the FBI about a man who was charged with making death threats on Twitter against Jewish state officials

DETROIT (AP) — A man charged with threatening the lives of Jewish Michigan public officials on Twitter was returned to jail Friday after declining to oppose the government's request that he remain in custody while his case winds through court.