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Hello and welcome to the bulwark podcast. I'm your host Tim Miller. I am punchy. I was up early. I've had a lot of caffeine. We're taping late. And we've got a troublemaker with us. He was a graduate of Kenyon College. He was the van driver for then Senator Obama in 2007. And now he's the co-host of a couple of podcasts called Pond Save America and Pond Save the World.

It's Tommy Vitor.

What's up, man? Buddy, great to see you. You and I were both up early, me because my children were tripping away in the nanad. You because you were covering an FBI raid. Yeah, we're covering the FBI raid. But it's important to bring that to you, you know, because I wanted you to be prepared for the podcast. I texted you. Let's pull this up. Let's actually, let's actually get a time stamp on this. I texted you this morning with a link to the news that we were breaking at the bulwark about John Bolton's house

being rated at 632 Central, 432 Pacific. You replied within 10 minutes. Yeah, it was not great. What was happening with that? I was up. I was making coffee. I just sometimes you're awake and you just got to, you got to just power through. Your podcast needs a new, like a sleep aid sponsor of some kind. It does. Because that is way too early. All right. Well, the news referenced Donald Trump's, what, national security advisor from his first term,

the man with the mustache, John Bolton.

His house was raided this morning, first reported right here by the bulwark.

Our friend Ben Wittis was on site, later confirmed by the New York Post and others,

more regime-friendly outlets that it was an FBI rate. In fact,

he was being targeted for national security concerns, they say. It was a national security

probe, I believe it was ABC has, and Benny Johnson, another crack reporter, has that it's related

to the classified documents issue from 2020 where he put some classified

material on his book, maybe that hadn't been approved through the process. I don't know if that's

the kind of thing that merits a home raid, but I was wondering what your reactions were bright and

early this morning. Yeah, I mean, my first reaction is if you're watching this and you're not

a subscriber to the

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