Well, howdy there internet people, let's bea again. So today we are going to talk about

Vice President Pence and his little chat with federal authorities. We're going to talk about

the speed at which that chat occurred.

We're going to talk about why Pence might be doing it and what it may mean for the

Republican Party as a whole, because this might be the

beginning of a shift in the way that they deal with Trump.

Okay, so if you have no idea what I'm talking about, quick recap.

The federal grand jury looking into January 6th.

Pence was supposed to talk to him.

Pence put up a basic appeal, you know, little stuff.

And Trump put in his own appeal to try to get emergency relief.

That appeal was not upheld on Wednesday. Thursday, Pence is talking to the grand jury. And according

to reporting he spoke to them for five hours or so.

So what does this mean for the investigation?

You don't bring a former vice president in

to talk to the federal grand jury unless you plan on indicting.

Plain and simple.

The investigators are pursuing an indictment.

I know there's a lot of people that talk about that because of the

admittedly very slow pace that the prosecution is moving with. But you're not going to bring in a former

vice president to talk unless you plan on end up don't end it.

Generally speaking, if you don't have anything to say,

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