You're listening to the Judicial Watch Weekly Update with Tom

Phil. Judicial Watch President Tom Fit in a year,

a lot going on for weekly update this week on social media.

Thank you as always for joining us.

Supreme Court victory for President Trump and the rule of law,

new massive election integrity lawsuit by judicial watch new ethics

complaint by judicial watch against a compromise senator it looks like a

lot to talk about as our nation continues to be in crisis as a result of the corruption

endemic here in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere.

Now, of course, I'm in an undisclosed location

where things really never stop even when I leave the office.

And along those lines, we had a major Supreme Court ruling this week, nine nothing against the left and

Democratic parties really dishonest attempt to remove President Trump from the ballot, citing

section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which in theory would allow certain officers of the United States to be

ruled ineligible to be in office or maybe removed from office if they

engage in some type of insurrection. Of course that or maybe

in some type of insurrection.

Of course, that was that section of the 14th amendment was passed

after the Civil War.

And the way the amendment reads, it doesn't apply to Trump.

Frankly, it just doesn't apply to Trump.

And it certainly doesn't authorize state judges or election bureaucrats or politicians to remove a precedent from the ballot based on their personal opinion under show after show trials and you know fake investigations that he engaged in

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