Come now are the days of justice. You can call it revenge. You can call it retribution. But DOJ and

FBI officials have been consulting lawyers in fear of what Donald Trump and Matt Gates will do.

Now for me, as most of you know, when I got the news that Matt Gates was named as Trump's nominee for attorney

general. I immediately ran to Allison and said, do we have any champagne? And I jumped in the car,

drove straight to liquor store, and I bought a nice bottle of champagne. I think it was like $80.

And I said, this is the best we can get right now, but we are popping champagne tonight.

It wasn't just Matt Gates.

Tulsi Gabbard, as Director of National Intelligence, was also very based.

Well, in response to this news, the DOJ and FBI officials did not crack champagne.

They called their lawyers and said, what do we do?

We need help.

Here's the reality.

There are people within the Department of Justice and the FBI who are criminals.

I give you a really simple example. It's all in the corporate press. We're not making this up.

There are DOJ officials and staffers who have stated on the record to the corporate press that they will intentionally obstruct Donald Trump.

Okay, well, he's the duly elected president, head of the executive branch, and he is the boss who decides.

To defy the mandate of the people and your boss, well, in this regard, I say borders on seditious. I say borders on because being a bad employee does not imply that you are

trying to destroy the country, but borders on because some of these people are. Some of these

people are outright evil. Some of them, many of them, they're gangsters. And their intention is

not to make this country better, but to weaponize the justice system for their betterment.

It is the, in my view, the epitome of evil. The destruction of our system for the betterment

of a few does not lead to a positive outcome in the long term. It is destructive. It is selfish.

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