Hey, there are questions about whether or not the Trump administration may be preparing action that goes well beyond the Constitution is illegal and unconstitutional.

As a preface, it should be understood that Steve Bannon, of course, has a reputation for, I don't know, being a bit of a blowhard.

And he currently has no role, no official job in the federal government.

But when representatives of the Trump administration were asked to respond to what Steve Bannon said this week,

that ICE agents, even military troops, would be stationed to monitor polling places in November,

the response wasn't exactly resuring.

I think when they say they're going to do something, we should listen.

It's been proven that it's not hyperbole. And, you know, going all the way back to the debate,

when Trump said, stand back and stand by, we saw it on January 6th. You know, his army of loyal supporters stormed the Capitol, injured our Capitol police and other police officers, tried to stop essentially the wheels of our government from functioning.

And, you know, we've seen it happen. And all of these indicators are there, but even more concerning.

So if the hair is not standing up on the back of your neck today,

as they're seizing ballots, as they're flooding our cities with National Guard, as the, as ISIS

terrorizing our communities, it's clearly a time that we have to act, and we have to believe

that they're going to do what they're telling us that they're going to do.

Now has confirmed that top election officials across multiple states have received a letter

from a so-called FBI election executive, inviting them to meet with members of federal

agencies for an unusual briefing later this month to discuss, quote, preparations for the

upcoming midterm elections.

The same elections Trump has already tried to undermine and called to nationalize in

violation of the U.S. Constitution, but of course.

I think the president is trying to steal the 2026 election, but it's not going to be like

changing ballots, right?

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