Let’s go back to Tom Fenton. So, Tom, what are you proposing? What would you like to see? Because you kind of speak for millions in the MAGA movement, and the reason I wanted to have you on today, I’ve been bombarded by people saying, we’re the rest, we’re the investigations, we’re the grand jurors. They kind of look at Ed Martin over at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in D.C., and they say, hey, that looks like our guy right now, but what’s happening overall? So what’s your recommendations? What would you specifically like to see? Well, the president’s got to be the president.

And if I were President Trump, I’d be reminding everyone around him that, hey, I’m the president. That’s what bugged me about that signal chat escapade. It wasn’t so much that it took place. It was what the substance was, which was they were second-guessing a decision the president had already made. And Pam Bondi isn’t going to do it. Cash Patel isn’t going to remake the Justice Department or the FBI. They’re going to be running it. And it’s not a criticism of them. This is where the president should step in and say, this is what the FBI needs to look like, or this is how it needs to be changed.

It can’t be around anymore to do to others what they did to me. And I tell you, if after four years, nothing’s been done other than they’ve reoriented the FBI or DOJ to focus on arresting MS-13, then whoever comes in next time, Republican or Democrat, Trump’s going to be investigated again. People around Trump are going to be subject to criminal investigation again. And so what President Trump needs to do is to hire a special counsel, run it out of the White House. Cash, the FBI, they can’t investigate themselves. DOJ can’t investigate themselves.

Let’s stop pretending that these agencies are going to investigate their friends and colleagues. It’s not going to happen. And it’s really not fair even to expect the leadership to spend all their time investigating their own people. It’s not going to happen organizationally. That’s why you need outsiders. And Cash Patel should be told to follow Marco Rubio’s lead on USAID. Shut it down. Yeah. The reason I love this, and as you know, I’m close, I love Cash, love Dan, love Pan, but the reason I love this structurally is that we talk about that.

It’s not about that. It’s about what’s happening as a government. The structure. This gets back to the unitary executive theory. I love the fact you’re saying, announce a special counsel that special counsel reports directly to the president of the United States and has run out of the West Wing. Okay. This, this puts to rest the third part as he, you know, he’s a chief executive officer. We’re in court fighting. Can he, can he cut personnel? Can he cut budgets? Can he, can he impound money? The commander in chief, they’re in court right now with Boseburg trying to interfere with him being commander chief.

This is the third leg of the stool, which is being chief magistrate and chief law enforcement officer. You, you, you take care of all that by setting up a special counsel, having directly report to the office of the president and set it up in the West Wing. And what would you, what would be the mandate for that special counsel, Tom Fitten? Start running a grand jury in Fort Pierce, investigating the deprivation, the, you know, the deprivation of his civil rights, the civil rights of other Americans under color of law, the seeming conspiracy with the justice department and the state actors in Fulton County, New York, et cetera, to target Trump, not because they violated law, to target party leaders in the Republican party activists, not because they violated the law, but in retaliation for their first amendment protected rights.

That’s a crime potentially. And people need to be at least to ask questions about what went on. I’m not even, you know, this is not a question of a prosecution yesterday. This is a question. Are they even asking anyone questions? President Trump’s a crime victim. Are they investigating their crimes against him? I’m not seeing any indication that there is. And, you know, Dan’s been putting out some tweets talking about how there are things that are happening behind the scenes he can’t talk about just because it’s not readily apparent. Doesn’t mean it’s not happening.

Well, that may be true on certain law enforcement areas, certainly on national security, but it’s not true on these types of crimes. You know, if there was a serious criminal investigation into what happened against Trump, we know all about it. And the fact that we’re not hearing anything about it is a good indication. As DC gets nothing’s happening. Tom Fenton, where do people go to follow this? Because I anticipate this is going to get a little momentum after this morning’s chat with you. Where do people go to follow up? They can go to judicialwatch.org.

And of course, we’re all over rumble, YouTube, Twitter, you know, all I do is fall in. And as I see it, you know, Danny, Cash and Pam, they know me well enough. It’s like, don’t don’t piss down my leg and tell me it’s raining. You know, and I’ve seen this party before. I’ve been doing this work for 27 years. Don’t tell me to wait. Tom Fenton, Tom, Tom Fenton is the people’s during the, during the, during the nuclear winter of the holder years, we refer to Tom Fitton as the people’s justice department.

If we didn’t have judicial watching Tom Fitton, we wouldn’t even have been around how you held the line during those dark years. I’ll be clear. During 45, if we weren’t out there yelling about what they were doing, I’ve no doubt Trump would have been removed from office in 45. And I think he would have been put a little flustered up on the last four years if we weren’t out there pushing back. Give me that again. Give me that. That’s very important. I agree with you 100%. Why? I think Trump would have been his first term.

In his first term, he would have been impeached and removed and prosecuted, but for judicial watch blowing the whistle from the get-go. Similarly, during the last four years, if we didn’t start pushing back immediately on the justice department’s law fair, because remember everyone was in a panic about January 6th, and we saw it for what it was, I’m convinced Trump would have been in jail and worse, but for the work of judicial watch in large measure. Tom, one more time. Give me your, where do people go to get you? Go to judicialwatch.org.

Go to Twitter at Tom Fitton. Of course, at Judicial Watch, we’re all over. You can’t avoid us if you’re online. Tom, fantastic. I’ll be in touch after the show. Love you, brother. Thanks, Steve. [tr:trw].

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