Hello and welcome to the Bullwark podcast.

I'm your host Tim Miller.

I'm here today with former GOP congressman, our friend Adam Kinsiger, who is apparently

a candidate for imprisonment, according to the president-elect, but he's out on the

lamb, and he is with us today. What is up? Renegade, Kinsinger. What's up? As I said, bring it. Just

bring it. I mean, really, come on. Like, just throw me in jail for something you make up. Let's

see what happens at that point. Bring the dogs? That's your that's your message to Donald Trump on this.

Yeah like what are you going to do? You're going to make up a charge against me. That's fine.

I'll just I'll be double a pain in your butt. Double it when I'm doing it from prison.

Because people will pay attention to that. All right. Just bring it. I have some more news that

is added for you on this front. It's not just Donald Trump that

might want to see you in jail. My colleague Andrew Eggers was over on the Hill yesterday and was talking

to House Republicans about Trump's claims that January 6 committee members should be in prison.

Here are a couple of them. Jim Comer, if you've used a congressional committee and you've lied

and tried to set people up and falsely imprisoned people, then you should be held accountable.

Tim Burchett, Tennessee, if we find they broke the law, then they should be imprisoned.

Now we know they've manipulated evidence.

So if that's the case, then absolutely.

Lauren Bobert, it's not looking good for them.

I think anybody that has politically imprisoned American citizens and completely ruined their lives needs to be investigated. Not every House Republican agreed with them,

but none were willing to publicly criticize it. Mike Lawler just mumbled. Nancy May smirked

and ignored the question. So there you go. What do you think about that?

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