Hey there, folks. Welcome to the program. You can tell by my sporty look that I'm not in our Manhattan, New York City studio. Where am I, you're asking? I'm in Nashville.

I've been here for a number of things.

So it's a special Nashville edition.

And I was going to wear coveralls.

But I decided to put on an I-Zod pullover instead.

That's as close as I'm going to get to cover rolls today.

Have it has my guest today, Kelly Walker.

First of all, Kelly, welcome the program.

Thank you, Eric, and welcome to Hicksville down from New York here, apparently.

I love Nashville. I love country music. I don't talk about it much, but I just do.

And I used to watch Heaha as a child.

I remember that.

But you, what are we talking about today?

I mean, I want to talk to you about a number of things, but where do you want to start?

Sure.

Well, I wanted to talk about the ongoing quest.

Steve Kelly, by the way, hold on second, Kelly. Okay. Hang on. I look really yellow. I need to fix my colors. You look fine. You look fine. You're good. You look fine. I swear I'm not jaundiced. Go ahead. Go ahead. So Eric, I want to talk about the ongoing quest to get justice for Americans who were targeted by the Department of Justice under Merrick Garland and Joseph Biden. And I want to tell you about a visit I had to the DOJ on January of 20, gosh, January 23rd of this year and how that pertends what we might expect to see from

the DOJ. Okay. For my audience, that doesn't know you, you were singled out and persecuted by the Biden Department of Injustice in the kind of way that just, I mean,

I get so angry even thinking that this was happening in our country. So you have been heroic

and standing up to, you know, the persecution of citizens by our own government. That was happening under Biden.

Of course, they're accusing Trump of doing it, which is total nonsense. But so you recently visited

the DOJ yourself now under the Trump administration, and what did you discover, Kelly?

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