Hey, T&L buddies. It's JVL and Sarah. What's up guys? We have a secret show for you right here. It's a really good one. It's all the dark stuff that I kept on the back burner for the last week. So, and I'm just going to ambush Sarah with it. Yeah, I don't know what the topics are. This is, we do this sometimes. JVL is just going to come at me and we're going to see where it goes.

It's like candid camera, but with the end of the world. Here's the show. Enjoy.

Hello, everyone. This is JVL here with my best friend, Sarah Longwell, publisher of the bulwark. Sarah.

My guy.

John Bolton was indicted yesterday.

Sure was.

That's pretty cool, I guess.

We're going to have Jim Comey and John Bolton indicted on what seemed to be bullshit charges,

an actual weaponization of the Justice Department.

I mean, it's not great, Bob.

It's real bad.

Here's my question.

And maybe you can help me out with it that I've been wondering and haven't had a full chance to run down.

This is why this is a secret show.

And it is this.

I've seen a lot of people arguing that the Bolton case is sort of substantively different than the Comey Tish James case.

It appears that for Comey and Tish James, and by appears, I mean, these ones I have looked at pretty closely, and like, they are trumped up nothings.

Those are 100% meant to just screw with these people, mess with their lives, and the likelihood, like, they barely got indictments, and they are very unlikely to almost no chance of getting convictions.

Anything can happen, but whatever.

The Bolton one where he has kept documents that he shouldn't have, which is an interesting one from a,

hey, there was a whole timeline in which Trump was keeping documents he shouldn't have in Mar-a-Lago.

Not only was he keeping them, he wouldn't give them back. And if that case had gone to actual

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