No one is above the law.

Give me a break.

That is the title of an article that I'm going to amplify today on sideline sanity.

Welcome.

I'm Michelle Tofoya and David Harsani is going to be our guest.

He is a prolific writer, senior editor at the Federalist, syndicated columnist, happy warrior columnists at

National Review online, an author, he's written so much. And this article that I just stated,

no one is above the law, give me a break, is really important to read at this moment. And here's why.

You may love that Donald Trump had to sit in court the other day and be arraigned.

You may love that he was indicted.

You may think he's the worst human being on earth.

You may think this is the greatest moment America has seen in a long, long time.

But if you believe, like everyone has said, that no one is above the law,

I beg to differ. And so does David Harsani. I mean, there are so many obvious examples of people

being above the law. We'll go through them for you. We're also going to talk a little bit about

Clarence Thomas because he is being accused of things right now that are not illegal.

But people want him impeached anyway.

David Harsani is a tremendous, like I said, prolific writer.

And this conversation is so important.

Stay tuned.

He's next.

For nearly three decades, she's reported the action from the sidelines.

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