It is Sunday, December 7th, and we begin this hour with yet another campaign

promise that Donald Trump is working hard but struggling to fulfill.

Here he was in 2023.

I am your warrior.

I am your justice.

And for those who have been wronged and betrayed, I am your warrior. I am your justice. And for those who have been wronged and betrayed,

I am your retribution. I am your retribution.

A second term of retribution was promised. But retribution is technically punishment for some

wrongdoing. What Trump is serving up is actually spite and his

perceived enemies, particularly those who spearheaded criminal and civil investigations into Trump's

own alleged misconduct, have been targeted with lawsuits and indictments. Trump has demanded

Attorney General Pam Bondi essentially seek revenge on his behalf. People have suffered as a result of this

agenda of spite, but it's also hit some serious snags. Career prosecutors who were reported to have

refused to pursue cases against Trump's perceived enemies based on lack of evidence were removed

or sidelined. The lawyers who've taken their place, many of them personal attorneys for Trump

and other close allies, have treated Trump's wishes with more zeal, but with considerably less

skill. This week, a grand jury declined to indict to indictment. Tish James for allegations of

mortgage fraud. Grand juries are known to typically follow a prosecutor's lead and issue indictment,

so much so that a New York judge

once said that a grand jury would, quote, indict a ham sandwich. And yet on Thursday, the grand

jury chose not to indict James. A source told MS now, quote, there should be no premature celebrations

by James, but this marked the second time that the Justice Department's case against her

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