Trump's FBI goes after yet another political opponent, and I've got three interviews, Ro Kana,

Dan Pfeiffer, and Bobby Lepin. I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

Another shock move by Trump's FBI, where the latest victim of his weaponized government is

State Senator Louise Lucas from Virginia, whose office was just

rated in Portsmouth, Virginia, along with the cannabis business that she's affiliated with

next door. Now, it's important to note that this comes just days after Virginia was successful

in passing a 10-to-one map, where she, Louise Lucas, was one of the leaders of that effort.

The Virginia redraw will be an important step in fighting back against the entitlement that Trump felt

to add more House seats in red states in Texas, North Carolina, Missouri, Ohio, Florida, just to name a few.

Now, the DOJ isn't offering any information right now.

We don't have any information about any charges that have been filed, if any, normally in a situation

like this, the responsible thing for me to do is to wait until we have more information.

But I think I would be a fool not to point out that I don't think it's a coincidence that

Lucas is now in the FBI's crosshairs just two weeks after she dared fight back against

Republicans redistricting overreach.

Especially considering weaponizing this Justice Department against his political opponents

has become the hallmark of Trump's administration.

We've seen it against James Comey, Letitia James, Adam Schiff, Jerome Powell, Tim Walsh, Jacob Fry,

the list goes on and on.

But this is what this administration does, takes action

against anyone who dares fight back against this White House. So Trump can apparently say that

he's entitled to five seats in Texas, but as soon as Democrats fight fire with fire and seek

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