Nearly four years ago my predecessor sent a violent mob to the US capital to stop the

peaceful transfer of power. We all saw it with our own eyes. We sat there and watched it happen that day. Attack on the police,

the ranch hacking at the Capitol, a mob literally hunting down the House

Speaker Nancy Pelosi, gallows erected to hang the

Vice President of Mike Pence. I think it's fair to say it's one of the darkest days

in the history of America. Now the man who sent that mob

to the U.S. Capitol is facing potential criminal conviction for what happened that day.

And the American people deserve to have an answer in the courts before the

upcoming election. A public has a right to know the answer about what happened on January

6th before they asked to vote again this year. Now because of today's decision

that is highly, highly unlikely. It's a terrible disservice to the people of this nation.

So now, now the American people have to do what the court should have been willing to do, but will not.

The American people have to render a judgment about Donald Trump's behavior.

The American people must decide whether Donald Trump's assault on our democracy on January 6th

makes him unfit for public office and the highest office in the land.

The American people must decide if Trump's embrace of violence

to preserve his power is acceptable.

Perhaps most importantly, the American people must decide

they want to entrust the president once again, the presidency to Donald Trump,

now knowing he'll be more emboldened to do whatever he

pleases whenever he wants to do it. This is Michael Popoc Legal A F with a

get off the canvas and dust yourself off edition. It's time to talk about the immunity decision and its aftermath and particularly the information and evidence the Department of Justice is going to be able to present to the American people

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