We just received breaking news from the house floor. And to break that news for us is none other than Katie Fing. Welcome, Katie. Okay, tell us this is exciting. Yeah. So breaking news. So as we know, Tim Burchett, who kind of always is living in a gray kind of space,

he actually got a voice vote to approve his motion to subpoena Galane Maxwell to appear for

a deposition in front of the House Oversight Committee. And this is against Mike Johnson,

because he was trying to close down the session early, right?

Yeah.

So Mike Johnson said he was going to try to shut things down.

But now he's saying, no, people are going to stay because we have some small things that we can get across that are non-controversial.

But look, this dovetails with the other news, which is Todd Blanche is planning on meeting with Galane Maxwell

in prison over the next few weeks. I mean, suddenly Galane Maxwell and you and I talked

about this last week, Galane Maxwell is suddenly ratcheting up the totem pole in terms of importance.

But look at this insanity that we're seeing on the screen right now from Todd Blanche. This

idea that the Department of Justice is Todd Blanche, this idea that the

Department of Justice is some type of, you know, let me come in, white night on the white

horse kind of energy that we're going to sit here and we're going to save America from what

exactly we're going to go interview Galais Maxwell and she's going to tell us all, please.

You and I know she ain't going to say anything

unless she gets something like a pardon. Absolutely. And we know that Trump's already talked about

it before he was sworn in about giving her a pardon. My thoughts are twofold on this. Number one,

if I'm Gleine Maxwell and I'm going to get a pardon, I'm going to say, oh my gosh, Trump,

they weren't even good friends.

I don't know anything about it.

Minimize his involvement so that I can get my pardon and go live my life.

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