We're going to get into a very depressing situation, corruption in the Department of Justice.

And this is going to affect every American.

So earlier this week, FBI chief Christopher Ray gave an interview to Fox News. And then

Attorney General Merrick Garland testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Both of those things

are the subject of this evening's Talking Points memo. We begin with a federal statute. Title 18,

Section 1507 of the U.S. Code. It was enacted in 1950. It says, quote, under this law, it is illegal to pick

it or parade in front of a courthouse or a judge's home with intent of interfering with

obstructing or impeding the administration of justice or with the intent of influencing

any judge, unquote.

Well, that is exactly what happened on May 7, 2022, in front of Justice Kavanaugh's home

and Chief Justice Roberts' home. So we're going to roll some tape now on the radio. I'll describe it to

you as dozens of protesters,

some with bullhorns, all right, and they are out in front of the house because of the abortion

ruling. All right. And there's even sound on tape of this. Go.

We will not go back. But we will not go back none of them were prosecuted.

None of them.

Why?

So when you get to that point, and to put it in a perspective,

dozens, I mean almost almost 40 pro-life protesters have been prosecuted by the Justice Department since Biden's been in office. And they did the

same thing. Those protesters were in front of abortion clinics and they were protesting and there's a law

and they were they were prosecuted but nobody prosecuted the Supreme Court thing so the

attorney general of the United States Merrickland, is in charge of that.

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