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Liberal Tantrum - December 20th, Hour 1

Joe Pags fills in for the vacationing Sean and tackles the various liberal left tantrums that have become a historical trend.  People are still complaining about "the illegitimate presidency of President Trump."  Can't make this up!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's an absolute honor as always, along with Linda McLaughlin.
Linda, how are you?
Good to see you.
I am great.
Thanks for being here, Joe, and filling in for Sean.
We greatly appreciate it.
It is amazing to do it every time, and you are great.
I agree with you.
Ethan along for the ride as well.
We've got a lot to get to today.
We've got this 14th Amendment deal out of Colorado.
And I just late report was Linda, I don't know if you saw this.
This just broke.
It turns out they might be indulging in Colorado's very lenient marijuana laws on the court there.
Not sure, but I think that might be what happened yesterday.
We're going to break down the 14th Amendment, how stupid this ruling is, how Trump is actually still on the ballot.
Everybody's reporting that he's off the ballot.
He's not, because they stayed their own ruling.
We've got to get into that.
I've got a Pags parody called We're Ending All Your White Privilege.
It's a Christmas song, Linda.
It sounds very holiday friendly for sure.
Um you know when I think about Christmas and holidays and seeing the true color of one's heart, I think of white privilege for sure.
Absolutely.
Exactly right.
So uh we're gonna have that for you coming up next hour.
We've got a bunch of great interviews for you.
Dr. Carol Swain is on.
She is the one who was allegedly plagiarized by this Claudine Gay from Harvard, and she's not very happy about it.
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She doesn't hold back on Claudine Gay and what she thinks is really going on.
We've also got Senator Ron Johnson on the program.
Mike Davis will join us from the Article 3 project this hour to break down this dumb ruling out of Colorado.
Well, we've got we've got to break down exactly what it is that happened yesterday, because it's being falsely reported by a lot of people that former President Donald Trump is not on the ballot anymore.
He was taken off the ballot.
Well, that will be the end result if in fact the Supreme Court doesn't uh doesn't disagree with what the Colorado Supreme Court did yesterday.
The long and short of it is this.
The Colorado Supreme Court got the case after lower court said you can't take them off the ballot, and four to three, they've got a seven uh seven-judge panel in Colorado.
They decided that in fact, because of the the insurrection clause in the 14th Amendment, Donald Trump can be removed from the ballot in Colorado.
Then people say, well, just write his name in.
Well, if this ruling stands, you can't even write his name in it.
Won't be counted.
So is he still on the ballot?
The answer is yes.
The court itself stayed its own ruling until January 4th.
January 5th is the deadline for the final names to be on the ballot in Colorado.
One would have to assume that the United States Supreme Court is going to get this case, and they'll decide it way before uh January 4th.
But Linda, here's my question.
And I wonder what you think about this.
It should be nine-nothing.
That should be easy.
If you were somebody who's in the predicting game, and maybe you're not, but but if you'd like to make a prediction, what do you think the Supreme Court is going to do?
The United States Supreme Court, I think it's gonna be, it should be nine-nothing in my opinion.
I would agree with you.
I mean, I think if they're if they're uh true constitutionalists and they're following the letter of the law, there's absolutely no way that they can side with these four CBD gummy guys.
I mean, it's just not a thing let me throw this out at you, though.
Katanji Brown Jackson can't define woman.
So it might be eight to one.
I mean, it could be, I think eight to one.
I don't know.
Yeah, I mean, we got a wild card in there for sure.
A couple jokers.
Um, you know, I mean unfortunately, I was just talking about this earlier with Anthony, you know, there's there's been such hope, you know, because we had Kavanaugh, you know, we had uh Amy Cloney Barrett, you know, and um I just think you know, I've kind of given up on Roberts.
Um, but it just, you know, we have Clarence Thomas, we have people in there that truly understand the letter of the law, but I don't know what's happening behind closed doors, you know, when they're writing their papers and kind of going through the process.
Like, you know, there just is and there isn't, and it just seems like so much of what isn't becomes what they want it to be as opposed to what it just is.
And the bottom line is the 14th Amendment is what it is.
You can't change it.
It's our Constitution, and these folks in Colorado, you know, Newt Gingrich had a tweet out today, and he said, So basically, four folks in the Supreme Court of the Colorado State Court basically overruled over one million people who voted for President Trump.
Yes.
That's what happened today.
Yes, in one fell swoop.
And and very very wisely said, the court should be, I mean, and again, we can't make assumptions, it should be six to three conservative to liberal at this point.
Because of John Roberts, it's been six to four a few times, um, uh, or five to four, I should say, uh, a few times, and it shouldn't be.
But John Roberts is really, really weak backboned.
He he has very little spine, the guy.
But without a doubt, I think Ruth Bader Ginsburg, if she were alive, would have voted because this is strictly on the Constitution.
So for those that don't know, the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendment were all added after the Civil War.
They basically were put in place to make sure you couldn't do this again, the Civil War, the splitting of the states, and to make sure that former slaves got the freedoms and liberties that they deserved and were afforded by the original founding.
The idea that the Fourteenth Amendment can be used for a anchor babies at the border, which is what they're using every day, and to also disqualify a guy you don't like who's running for president, doesn't make any sense.
The actual insurrection clause, I think it's the third clause in the 14th Amendment.
Uh, I'm gonna actually I'm gonna read it to you because it's very, very simple.
No person shall be a senator or representative in Congress or elector of president and vice president, or hold any office, civil or military under the United States or under any state who having previously taken an oath as a member of Congress or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any state legislature,
or as an executive or judicial officer in any state to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof, but Congress may, by a vote of two-thirds of each house, remove such such disability.
Now, what does this mean?
It's actually pretty simple.
If you are part of the wannabe revolution that separated the states, leading to the war between the states.
Linda, I live in Texas.
They call it the the war of northern aggression here.
It's the war of northern aggression, the civil war.
Um if you were part of that Confederacy on some sort of leadership level, and you led the rebellion or the insurrection against the United States of America, you couldn't run and hold high office in the reunited United States of America.
This had specifically been written to make sure that those who led the separation of this country that led to 600,000 people dying in the Civil War, could not hold office now in the United States.
It has nothing to do with 21st century America.
It has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
It has nothing to do with Joe Biden.
And by the way, even if we just read it by the letter of the law, let's say it does apply to everybody for perpetuity.
There was no insurrection.
Nobody who was at the Capitol on January 6th has been charged with insurrection.
Not one person, not the most violent rioter who was vandalizing and breaking things, has been charged with a specific charge of insurrection.
Donald Trump gave a speech that day.
He said, I know you're gonna go, you're gonna march down to the Capitol peacefully and patriotically, make your voices heard.
He did not incite a so-called insurrection.
Nobody's been charged with it.
He hasn't been charged with it, nobody's been convicted of it because they haven't been charged of it.
So how exactly is it that four Doofuses, and I say that lovingly, in Colorado, can make a decision that this guy somehow is guilty of insurrection.
And also, I don't know if you if you listen, but at the end of it, Congress literally can say, Yeah, this insurrection clause can be thrown out by us.
We can by two-thirds vote in both the House and the and the Senate can say there is no insurrection clause.
So the idea that you can 150 years after the Civil War decide to keep a guy off the ballot by alleging and asserting that he ran some insurrection on the country is laughable.
By the way, an insurrection, you'd have a bunch of guns and stuff.
You how many guns, how many firearms were found on people who went to the Capitol on January 6th?
Zero.
Not one.
So Linda, it begs the question.
Are they just this scared of the guy?
Because if you can't stand Donald Trump and you want to beat him in the election, just beat him in the election.
Why why do you have to go through all this crap to try to stop him from being uh him be even being eligible?
Yeah, I mean, you know, I the I think there's a few problems.
The first is, and I've said this a million times, both about the Russia collusion hoax and all of the investigative efforts that you know Mueller put forth and the you know the millions of taxpayer dollars we wasted on it from Horowitz to Mueller and you know, Ray's involvement there, and you know, all that money, and they didn't find a single tie.
Nothing.
And what I what I always say to Democrats, you know, or people who hate Trump, I it's really just not like a Democrat problem.
It's you know, it's like a psychosis of these, like, you know, I hate Trump people.
But I always ask them the same thing.
I say, you know, where's the proof?
Because I'm just telling you right now, if these people that hate Trump with all of their heart and soul, I mean, they he lives rent-free in their minds all day long.
And there is no doubt about that.
You think for one second, if they found something, this guy wouldn't be right now sitting in a jail cell?
Of course he would.
Yeah.
Of course he would.
And where is he?
He's playing golf.
That's what he's doing.
Okay.
He's out playing golf right now.
He's perfecting his swing.
He's getting more Americans to love him.
So guess what?
Epic fail, total waste of taxpayer dollars.
And now you got these four, and these four individuals are all Democrat appointed.
Three of them went to Ivy League school, so you know they got brainwashed there.
You know, and they they are they are saying their cause, their reason for this, is because he um uh he he did engage, he engaged in the alleged rebellion.
So there's no actual confirmation of insurrection.
They just had new things that came out last week about J6, and now we don't have any of the tapes, we don't have any of the testimonies, we don't have any of the depositions.
Everything has suddenly disappeared.
I mean, it's at some point, folks, you gotta use your common sense and ask putting everything else aside, is there a reason why elected officials are unable to keep depositions in a protected skiff at least?
If you I mean, if you're that afraid of losing it, it's a whole thing is just a bunch of crap.
And now you gotta you gotta love that Adam Schiff is still you brought up Russia collusion.
He's still to this day pushing the idea that Russia interfered in the election.
Kamala Harris, a week and a half ago was on camera at some speech, literally saying Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
Is she is she doing an insurrection, do you think by saying that?
Well, I think that I think that you know, Ethan and I talk about this a lot too.
Ethan and and and I have this montage that we've gone over and we've added to it over the years, and it's basically all of these Democrats talking about various elections and how not my president.
I mean, we had millions of people marching, not my president in their hats during the women's march and all this other baloney, right?
And it's like, are all those people insurrectionists?
What about the Antifa people that sat inside the Capitol Hall in the rotunda two weeks ago?
Are all those people insurrectionists?
You know, it's it's such a it's it's so beyond the pale at this point.
And I think the thing that aggravates both me, both you, and and all of the listeners on both your show and Sean's show is okay.
So we know what the problems are now what?
So what can we do?
What do we do?
Because the you know, as far as I'm concerned, I don't see one Republican aside from a handful of them, and I do mean one handful, doing anything.
Not a dang thing.
I agree.
Well, maybe, yeah, maybe we'll do that on the other side.
Ethan actually has the montage, so maybe we'll hit that.
Oh, yeah, let's do that when we come back from break without a doubt.
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Linda's alongside as well.
Ethan's here too.
Oh, we were talking about this m this montage before we hit the break.
Linda, do you do you need to set it up or is it self-explanatory?
I mean, it's just basically Dem saying that, you know, not my president, and that it's okay to contradict what the election results are, and just, you know, total hypocrisy on the left.
Ethan, give it to us.
We actually won the last presidential election, folks.
They stole the last presidential election.
And Al Gore won that election.
I think he won it anyway.
Actually, I think I carried Florida.
A court took away a presidency.
You and others participated in what I call the United States coup d'etat.
There's no doubt in my mind that Al Gore was elected president.
Al Gore won the state of Florida in 2000, although not the presidency.
Not every vote was being counted.
Our candidate had won the popular vote, and the only way they could win the election was to stop the voting in Florida.
Trump didn't actually win the election in 2016.
He lost the election.
and he was put into office because the russians in a fair because i think he's an illegitimate president that didn't really win so how do you you know fight against that in 2020 you You are absolutely right.
So that was a very tainted election.
And in that sense, it's illegitimate.
He's an illegitimate president in my mind.
Would you be my vice presidential president?
Folks, look, I absolutely agree.
He knows he's an illegitimate president.
We have a precedent who, if in fact, it is proven, uh, has been assisted by the Russians and may in fact not be a legitimate president.
You said you believed that Russia's interference altered the outcome of the election.
I do.
I don't see it.
President elect as a legitimate president.
Stolen emails, stolen drone.
Stolen drone.
Stolen election.
Welcome to the world of unprecedented Trump.
You can run the best campaign.
You can even become the nominee.
And you can have the election stolen from you.
Constantly shifting vote tallies in Ohio.
A malfunctioning electronic machines, which may not have paper receipts, have led to additional loss of confidence.
I arranged to meet Senator Kerry at a fundraiser to give him a copy of my book.
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Ethan, amazing, Linda, amazing.
I mean, that you could probably play something like that for like an hour and a half.
And I'm guessing that everybody in that video in that audio and video we just we just saw and heard is not sitting in jail and doesn't face insurrection charges and can be on any ballot they want, right?
Yeah, that was them using their first amendment rights.
They still exist on the left.
Trump doesn't have first amendment right.
You and I don't really have them either.
It's amazing to me.
That's what they do.
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It's Mike Davis from the Article 3 project.
Mike, how are you?
I'm doing well, and thank you for having me back on.
I appreciate having you on.
I just read the the part of the art of the 14th Amendment that allegedly applies to what Colorado did yesterday with Trump.
And obviously, it's about the Civil War.
Obviously, it's about people who were in high positions in the Confederacy and ran what they wanted to be a revolution.
It had nothing to do with 2021 or 2023 or 21st century politics.
It has nothing to do with Donald Trump and whether you like his hair or his tweets.
Mike, this is a stretch worse than even like Adam Schiff claiming there was Russia collusion.
Tell me what you thought when you saw this ruling come down.
Well, it didn't surprise me because I live in Colorado and I know how the Colorado judiciary has been transformed to left-wing radicals with these Democrats who have won elections out here since Colorado went to all male ballots and legalized weed and all the dirt balls from California and New York moved to Colorado like cultural COVID and ruined the state.
And so it didn't surprise me with these seven Democrat appointed justices on the Colorado Supreme Court that the foremost radical would go along with this uh abomination of a legal theory that Trump is somehow disqualified under a post-Civil War Civil War constitutional provision, and that's it to chase Confederates out of office so they didn't undermine the post-Civil War reconstruction effort and the union.
But the Democrats dusted off this 155-year-old constitutional provision.
They had several record uh several courts reject their bogus legal theory, but these four partisan hacks on the Colorado Supreme Court went along with it.
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Mike, what blew my mind about this was that as you said, the lower courts all said, yeah, you can't do this.
This doesn't make any sense.
But uh we also know there wasn't an insurrection.
Nobody even had a firearm at the Capitol that day.
You had some people who vandalized some people that rioted, mostly the people that were there were taking selfies and doing nothing else.
Um, but not one of them, none of these J6 defendants has been charged with insurrection.
Jack Smith isn't even charging Trump with insurrection.
What are these goofballs on the Colorado Supreme Court?
What are they legally leaning on?
I mean, they have to legally make their case.
What do they say they know?
So they think that they can just interpret what the insurrection provision of section three of the 14th amendment means and they can apply that in their state, but that is not at all what the controlling legal precedence says.
There is a case from 150 plus years ago from then Chief Justice Samuel Chase, and it's very clear that if you want to disqualify someone from holding office under Section Three of the 14th Amendment for engaging in insurrection or rebellion, Congress has to pass a federal criminal statute, which Congress did in 1869.
It's still on the books.
You have to bring federal charges through a federal grand jury against that defendant.
The jury has to find that defendant guilty unanimously with evidence beyond the reason beyond a reasonable doubts.
The federal trial court judge has to convict, and that conviction must be upheld on appeal.
That is the only way you can disqualify under section three of the 14th Amendment.
And then you have these radical left-wing judges who think they can substitute that, and you can just have an election challenge, which is not even a real trial, and you can determine in that election challenge that somehow an insurrection occurred, even though, as you said, they went in unarmed, followed police direction, walked through velvet ropes, took selfies and didn't burn down the damn place.
And then you can you can have them determine for the first time in American history that a presidential candidate who happens to be the leading presidential candidate can be disqualified on a state ballot based upon what some goofball state judge or some radical goofballs on a on a state supreme court think.
That's not how our constitution works.
This is the most anti-democratic decision imaginable.
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I read a bit of the of the decision, Mike, and correct me if I get this wrong, but it appears as though the four justices or judges on that court said they didn't have to define what an insurrection was to make the decision.
Is that true?
They they did.
Now remember how this court is set up.
It's seven Democrat appointed justices on this Colorado Supreme Court.
The court has just completely lost.
Four of them went to these fancy schools, Harvard, Penn, Virginia, Yale.
Three of them, the three with common sense, the three and the four to three uh decision are the three University of Denver law students law grads who have common sense and understand that you don't have to be an elite egghead to understand that this is an abomination what these Democrat judges are doing.
That they think these four Democrat judges think they can disenfranchise more than a million Trump voters in the state of Colorado based upon a bogus reading of the Constitution, a bogus interpretation of what an insurrection means.
January 6th was a lawful protest permitted by the National Park Service that got out of control and turned into a right.
It was not an insurrection.
And it is laughable to say it is if it were an insurrection.
Why didn't Bulldog Democrat Jack Smith charge insurrection if there were an insurrection on January 6th?
And he's known to be wrong a lot, so he would have been had no problem being wrong, but he even he knew that this was way too far a reach.
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Mike, so what happens next?
Everybody misreported this yesterday and said that he's off the ballot.
He's not.
They stayed their own ruling until the Supreme Court takes it up or until January 4th.
So what is the next step?
Well, is the Supreme Court compelled that they have to take this up now?
No, the Supreme Court has discretionary review, meaning they don't have to take cases, but I don't see how they can avoid this case because it has such national importance.
But remember how this the these four weasels on the Colorado Supreme Court wrote this thing.
They did this big splashy opinion and got the headlines that they wanted and set the precedent they wanted, but they they stayed their disqualification decision, meaning they stopped it.
Right.
If Trump files a petition to the Supreme Court, the Colorado Supreme Court stays its decision until the U.S. Supreme Court decides whether whether to take the case or not take the case.
And then if they take the case, it stayed through dependency of the case.
And so this just shows that these four Democrats on the Colorado Supreme Court were playing political games with their ruling.
So in other words, I mean I'm hearing you right.
I I think they stayed their own order until such a time as Trump petitions, and then we're gonna wait to see what the Supreme Court does in the United States.
We're probably gonna go past January 5th.
So this ruling is just something that makes Democrats feel good.
It's not going to keep them off the ballot, is it?
Yeah, it's cathartic for Democrats.
It's good for these partisans on the Colorado Supreme Court who have to run for retention.
Wow.
And then they set a precedent for other states to use.
Because again, Trump's not going to win Colorado.
It's it's it's lost.
It's a deep blue state.
Right.
But they could use this precedent in swing states and try to, they know they can't beat uh Biden on November 5th, 2024.
So the way they want to beat him is to disqualify him after they impeached him twice and indicted him four times and illegally gagged him twice and tried to bankrupt his business.
Now they're legal hail marriage is we're just gonna take them off the ballot.
Crazy.
It is uh Mike Davis article three project.org.
Uh Mike, I I think like you do that the Supreme Court won't ignore this.
They'll do something about it.
Um if it does come down to two uh a decision, it's gotta be nine-nothing.
Even Ruth Bader Ginsburg should uh were she still alive, would have sided with the Constitution on this.
Do you even see it going eight-one?
It's gotta be nine-nothing, no.
It should be nine to nothing, but that that uh presumes you're dealing with with good faith actors on all sides, and the three Democrat-appointed justices on the Supreme Court have gotten very partisan in recent recent years, especially with the arrival of Justice Katanji Brown Jackson.
And so I, you know, you could it should be nine-to-nothing.
This is such a clear-cut, easy case, and it would be a good way for the Supreme Court to salvage Legitimacy, but it could be six to three.
Who knows?
You could have some of these weaker Republican appointees who, you know, don't get outside of Washington, D.C. much, who actually believe this nonsense.
But I I imagine I predict Trump will prevail in the Supreme Court.
It will probably be six to three.
Mike, my eight-year-old daughter came up and said, Dad, it's gonna be nine-nothing, right?
I mean, six to three would be nuts to me.
It's Mike uh Mike Davis, article three project.org.
While I have you, I've got to ask you about Hunter Biden showing up, getting out of the out of the SUV, doing his little uh announcement, uh, where he, by the way, he added the word financially in front of his dad having anything to do with his business.
My dad had nothing uh financially to do with my businesses.
So that story's changed four or five times.
But by procedure, what will Congress do now?
I think the House should have already um held him in contempt.
I mean, it was easier to get Bannon and Navarro.
Why wouldn't you get Hunter Biden?
What's gonna happen with that?
I mean, that that's obvious contempt of Congress, and they should move forward immediately with contempt.
He was obviously able to testify.
He actually showed up and put on a charade.
And frankly, when Trump is back in office, the Trump 47 Justice Department not only should look at prosecuting Hunter Biden for contempt, the Trump Justice Department should look at indicting Abby Lowell, his attorney, for conspiring to obstruct this congressional investigation.
Mike, is there a legal problem?
Because Corinne Jean-Pierre that day was asked about it, and she said, Well, obviously, the president knew what his son was going to say.
I mean, I I think that she just threw Joe Biden under the bus.
If the president knew, then that would be him somehow aiding and abetting somebody who knew or who he knew was going to be in contempt of a subpoena.
Is there anything there?
Well, it's not yeah, it sounds like that.
It sounds like Joe Biden's part of this this conspiracy to obstruct a congressional investigation.
And so, you know, and look at the Biden Justice Department going after Trump and Trump's top aides and Trump supporters on January 6th and parents and Christians, and so they've set the precedent.
It sounds like the the tr uh that sounds like President Biden has set himself up for prosecution by the Trump 47 Justice Department.
I want to finish back on this ruling out of Colorado.
It's Mike Davis.
So Mike, I want to play a piece of uh of audio.
I think you can hear this.
This is President Biden.
There's a lot of plain noise in the background, but some idiot reporter yells, is Trump an insurrectionist?
Listen.
Trump an insurrectionist, sir.
Well, I think Sir Frame is self-evident.
You saw it all.
No whether the 14th amount of the five or let the court make that decision.
But he certainly supported insurrection.
No question about it.
None.
Zero.
Mike, could you hear that?
Mike, could you hear that?
That didn't come up on my side, but I I I've I I've heard this before.
Well, he walks up and he walks up and he says it's self-evident.
Of course, he took part in an insurrection.
Uh, he goes on and on.
Of course it is.
I mean, come on.
Uh he's an insurrectionist.
I mean, should I the president, the sitting president of the United States is now getting involved in a case out of Colorado where KJP every day tells us we're not going to comment on ongoing cases.
Well, what did you think when you saw that?
Well, I would say a couple things.
I would say, number one, this is putting undue pressure on his Justice Department to bring insurrection charges, even though the evidence does not exist.
And I would say this if we're getting rid of immunity for what the president does in office, like they're doing for Trump, whether it's civil immunity or or criminal immunity, it sounds like President Trump should file a lawsuit against President Biden for civil defamation for saying he's an insurrectionist.
Being an insurrectionist has a very distinct legal meaning.
And there's zero evidence that Trump engaged in insurrection.
And if you're saying Trump is an insurrectionist, you have defend him.
Amazing.
Mike, it's uh great that you jumped on today.
Thank you so much for taking the time.
Mike Davis, article three project.org.
Make sure you go and follow him over on uh on Twitter and other places, M R D D M I A. He writes these incredible threads that are to the to the note to the T. They are legal and they will tell you exactly what the left is trying to do with their law fair against everybody on the right.
Mike, thanks a million.
Thank you, Jeff.
I appreciate you.
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During the break, Ethan told me that you guys put together a montage about the whole Hunter Biden thing and about how um he skirted the congressional subpoena.
And everybody but everybody who's on his side and who hates Trump has a problem with that unless it's a Biden doing it.
Ethan Rollett.
Do you think people who refuse to comply with congressional subpoenas should be prosecuted by the Justice Department and at the end of the day go to jail?
Yes.
If you act deliberately, with sneering, cavalier contempt for the American people and their representatives, we will hold you in contempt.
In America, when you are subpoenaed to testify in court or in Congress, you show up.
Period.
That if we fail to hold C. Bannon accountable, that he will be the exception.
He will become the rule.
Either we are all equal before the law or none of us is.
This is the essence of our democracy.
Either we're all in this together, either the rule of law applies to everyone equally, or we lose out on a fundamental aspect of our democracy that the rule of law applies to everyone, and no one is above that law.
Mr. Bannon stands alone in his complete defiance of our subpoena.
That's not acceptable.
No one in this country, no matter how wealthy or how powerful, is above the law.
And if he refuses the subpoena, like we expect him to continue to do, uh, then we're left with no other choice than to axe the Justice Department.
Ethan, thank you.
I mean, it's amazing.
It's like these people don't know that we just heard them say this recently.
We just saw them on video saying this recently.
They think that we're just that dumb.
We're not playing this game.
A hunter Biden is in contempt of Congress.
They need to charge him with it, bring his butt back in, and get it done right.
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