I think it's a broader question of why is Grayleague, you know, Ivanka and Jared's lawyer,

I will emphasize again, still a mainstream figure within the Democratic Party.

Why did Biden just appoint Jamie Grayleek to two big committees?

One of them is under Mayorkist at the Department of Homeland Security.

They're installing her in multiple facets in the Biden

administration as an advisor. You know, they have her as the

liaison between the DOJ and the January 6th committee.

Like that is a disturbing thing. That relationship is bad.

And I think Obama, you know, sometimes just,

I don't know if he's clueless. I think there were things he didn't want to see. You know,

he obviously didn't want to see Russia as a threat. He didn't want to see, you know, Vladimir Putin

as a threat. Like if he doesn't want to see a threat, he'll just refuse to look. And so I think if you see someone like Grayle, he kind of just is like, yeah, you know, she brings in a lot of money for Democrats. She was, you know, on Clinton's team, like my elite friends like or fine. I'm not going to dig deep there. Save it with Merrick Garland. He checks all the boxes for somebody like Obama. You know, he went to Harvard.

He did his, you know, his clerkships. He had his judicial positions. He's, you know, they'll say

he's by the book. And you could look at that two ways. You know, either you can't go by the book

when the book is burning, which is now, or like, the book is the goddamn, like, necronomicon.

Like, that is what these corrupt judges

have been following for decades, you know, and also, you know, the DOJ has been following.

That's why we had actual Russian assets in the DOJ in high positions, like, for example,

Lewis Free and William Sessions, former heads of the FBI,

who went on to work for the Russian mafia. That's another thing folks just don't want to talk about.

So, yeah, I think Obama's decision-making should certainly be examined in this regard,

but I think this is one of these decisions where, you know, they don't want to see what's in front of

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