The American people are absolutely livid at Donald Trump and his regime and it now feels a little bit bipartisan as Donald Trump announced that $1.8 billion slush fund for January 6th, insurrectionists and then built immunity from audits and from any past tax evasion or tax fraud for himself or his company, for his

family members, we'll break down the outrage, what's going on, we'll go through the settlement

documents that Donald Trump entered with himself and his own former personal criminal defense

attorney, Todd Blanche, who has reached new lows of be clowning himself that

depths previously unknown that exist in humanity. We'll break that down. But let's not forget

what went down late last night on Friday where there was a dismissal or a request for dismissal

by the DOJ of the oathkeepers,

of the oathkeeper's seditious conspiracy case.

That's right.

The DOJ filed a request for a dismissal with prejudice of the case involving the most despicable,

terroristic oathkeepers.

We'll talk about what's going down there and the Department

of Justice going through its website, removing press releases and statements about January 6th

insurrectionists who attacked and assaulted police officers. And then the DOJ's rapid response

account bragged about it when they were called

out by reporters for deleting some of the press releases involving the most despicable January 6th

insurrectionists and some people who were also then subsequently charged in child sex crime cases

are being purged from the DOJ website. And the DOJ websites,

well, why would we keep this propaganda about these individuals on here? What? Let's talk about

what's going down there. Let's also talk about some major losses by the Trump regime for

serious misconduct in high profile prosecutions. And the point I want to emphasize

at the outset is, while we're talking about these high profile prosecutions, this behavior by

...