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information, corruptly concealing documents, the conspiracy to obstruct justice and also 18 false statements. let's not pretend here. over the next year, maybe more than that, maybe longer, we will see a very complicated legal process that will unfold regarding this indictment. we will cover it every step of the way as it does unfold. i am sure at different points you will see merrick garland the attorney general on the hill insisting that this prosecution is all being done by the books without political fear or favor. motions will be filed. cross-motions will be filed. leaks will ha...

would impact their willingness to cooperate with the investigation. that means that someone or more than one person is cooperating with the doj. and number three, disclosure of the government affidavit would chill future cooperation in other high-profile investigations. what are those other investigations? the doj also adds, quote, the government does not object to unsealing other materials filed in connection with the search warrant whose unsealing would not jeopardize the integrity of this national security investigation. mark warner and marco rubio sent a private letter yesterday ...

>> i would say that this is not about donald trump ultimately. this is about the united states of america. this is about whether the constitution is still real. this is about whether many american can expect the due process of law. make no mistake, if merrick garland can send in a swat team to the homes of pro-life catholics to terrorize them, if he can call parents domestic terrorists and if he can jail or try to jill biden's political opponents, he can do anything. that is what this is about. that's not what we are fighting for. >> do you also share my concern that this is a warning shot fir...

That was the starting point. one quick point on this. the referral from the national archives to doj came from the white house. actually violating the administrative procedures act and they lied about this. they started this thing, the political archives pushed it forward into this praetorian guard at doj who is hell-bent on prosecuting no matter how many rules they break. >> one of the claims, one of the accounts will involve potential obstruction of justice. which as you know in my old career as a white collar criminal defense attorney was always considered very seriously a long with conspir...

2024 campaign. i am retiring from politics. how likely would it have been that they would have gone after him? >> well, i think the fervor would have dropped .5%. what does that mean? less than one. a really small percent. there is abject hatred for president trump in some of the circles at doj and fbi. he could have basically saved an orphanage from a fire and these guys would say he is lucky and still go after him. the other thing i think affects the whole equation is delaware where all investigations go to die. in delaware you have horrific family wide corruption, foreign corruption scandal...