I think fear is pretty pervasive. And I wonder if you guys feel the way Jim Comey does or if you ever feel afraid. You first, Brendan.

Well, it's a great question. And I'm glad that, you know, James Comey is striking a tone of defiance. I think that's exactly right. I completely understand why a person would feel afraid in this moment,

no matter who you are. But just as there are reasons for fear, I think that there are reasons

for defiance and even reasons for hope. One of the things that I find encouraging here is that

this administration wasn't able to secure an indictment on its first proposed charge,

which suggests that even only seeing the government's evidence that these grand jurors rejected them.

So, you know, the fact that they've got an incredibly weak case, I think, is a reason for hope.

I think the other reason for hope is that this is a terrifically incompetent administration generally,

and it seems like

an incompetent leadership that's coming into the Eastern District of Virginia.

So even though this administration might be pursuing political prosecutions and pursuing

it very aggressively, I don't think that they're necessarily going to pursue them particularly

well.

Ask Trump if there would be more prosecutions of people on his enemies list,

and the president said this.

It's not a list, but I think there'll be others.

I mean, they're corrupt.

These were corrupt, radical left Democrats.

There'll be others.

Look, it was, that's my opinion.

They weaponized the Justice Department like nobody in history.

There will be others.

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