Hey, everybody.

Steve Schmidt here.

And I wanted to react to what's going on on Wisconsin,

the arrest of a county judge by the Cash Patel Gestapo, the FBI.

Now the American Gestapo.

It took 64 days after Cash Patel was sworn in for that to happen.

This is an ominous event.

This is a lawless administration.

And we know that this arrest by the FBI is not legitimate because of the tweet that was sent out by

Reichfuerr Patel that he quickly deleted.

Now, common sense tells you that the director of the FBI does not make ministerial announcements

about the arrest of a judge in Wisconsin.

This is about politics.

This is about an abuse of power.

This is about the abuse of power. This is about the jack boot coming down on the throat of the rule of law.

I led Chief Justice John Roberts confirmation in 2005, 20 years ago for George W. Bush, when Roberts was nominated to be

the Chief Justice. I am appalled at his weakness. Chief Justice Roberts during his confirmation sat there and he talked about the U.S. Constitution.

And what he said was that all of the freedoms that we have in America are prescribed in the Soviet

Constitution.

I didn't know that.

But he went on and he said that it is the tradition of the rule of law,

that is the difference.

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