Well, howdy there internet people, it's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about something that DOJ didn't want to talk about.

The special counsel's office didn't want to discuss initially.

And it has to do with Trump and Twitter of all things.

So a lot of the coverage is focusing on the fact that a while back

the Special Counsel's Office got a warrant in secret and use it to try to obtain

information from Twitter. Looks like Twitter might have fought it, but it eventually lost.

And it has to do with direct messages and stuff like that.

All of that is entertaining and it's worth noting but not really groundbreaking. There is something far more

interesting to me in this and it's the reason, one of the reasons, the Special Counsel's office didn't want Trump

to know about this warrant.

Didn't want him to know about what they were obtaining.

And they said, in relevant part, that, well, it could precipitate violence as occurred following

the public disclosure of the search warrant executed at Marlago.

That's an interesting statement.

That is tying

the former president

to acts of violence

that that that's really interesting

and it's not the only time something like that was said.

These are not hypothetical considerations in this case. Following his defeat in the 2020 presidential

election, the former president propagated false claims of fraud,

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