So the constant refrain since last year has been, the courts will not save us.

Well, the Supreme Court won't save us, but the lower courts are doing some serious damage to Trump,

especially when it comes to his revenge tour.

I know the RICO trial in Georgia got tossed out. But Trump is hitting speed bumps on the road to

fascism. As you know, a judge tossed out the indictments brought against Trump's two mortal

enemies, former FBI director James Comey, and New York State Attorney General Letitia James.

Trump fired Comey as FBI director in 2017 when Comey refused to stop looking into Russia Gate.

Part two of the Mueller report clearly stated that the firing of James Comey was obstruction of justice.

The Mueller report specifically said in part two, Trump could be tried for obstruction of justice after he leaves office.

Mueller cited an office of legal counsel memo written 20 years earlier that said it is not

the policy of the Justice Department to prosecute presidents when they're in office.

But in part two of the Mueller report, Mueller said, to prosecute presidents when they're in office.

But in part two of the Mueller report,

Mueller said Trump could be tried for obstruction of justice.

Once he leaves office, here's how.

And that's what part two of the Mueller report was, a blueprint for prosecuting Trump for obstruction of justice.

Anyway, Comey was fired in 2017, and upon Trump's return to the Oval Office,

was indicted for lying to Congress back in 2020,

when he denied that as FBI director,

he leaked to the Wall Street Journal information

about an ongoing investigation into the Clinton Foundation. These were leaks about Hillary Clinton

that the Trump Justice Department decided to prosecute Comey over. They're saying he lied that he was

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