I’ve told the story before, I’ll tell it again. I was at home, I think it was 2022 now, maybe it was three years ago, three and a half, two and a half years ago. And literally, I had just had skin cancer surgery. I don’t know if you can still see the side of my, it tells you how well it went, because I’m not sure which side it was. I think it was here. But it was unpleasant. If you ever had skin cancer surgery, it’s surgery. And so I’m at home recuperating, literally the day of. I got home lying on the couch, knock on the door about 6-6-30.

And, you know, no one else in my house answered it. I don’t know where my kids were or where my wife was. Thankfully, I answered it. I got up, giant bandage on my face, and there’s two FBI agents there with a subpoena. On my front door, I’m the head of Judicial Watch, the nation’s largest and most effective government watchdog organization. And these guys at the FBI are coming to my home to wish a subpoena on behalf of the Garland gang trying to jail Trump. Why? Because Judicial Watch, again, was calling them out on their fake charges and legal concerns about Trump’s conduct related to documents and everything else.

Now, the agents were polite. I had an Amazon package. They pointed it out to me. And as I’ve joked, I’m the first American, probably, in history to have an Amazon delivery announced to them by the FBI. I didn’t engage. I took the subpoena. And, you know, Judicial Watch subsequently also got a subpoena. So it wasn’t just me. It was your Judicial Watch. So if you support Judicial Watch, they were coming after you indirectly by coming after us. They don’t want us to do what you want us to do. And they punished us for it. And it cost us a lot of money to deal with the subpoenas.

I had to go and testify for four plus hours before a grand jury run by Jack Smith’s prosecutors. I had three prosecutors questioning me before the grand jury about nothing, politics, First Amendment protected activity, what I had for lunch at the White House. My tweets. I’m reading my tweets to the grand jury. It was absurd. So between the FBI and the Justice Department, zero sympathy. I would eliminate entire agencies within the Justice Department. Everyone in the Washington field office who was around for the last four years, I put them up for review as to whether they should continue to work there at all.

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