So first of all, my apologies to you guys. I sound a little, I'm sick right now. So I apologize.

You have to deal with nasally, Lisa, but I promise you that this interview will still be worth it.

So please keep listening because we've got Mike Davis here. He's the former Chief Council for

nominations to the Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley. He's also the founder and president

of the Article 3 project. Basically, what they do is defend constitutionalist judges and the

rule of law as well. You know, prior to that, he's done a bunch of things. He's worked for all three

branches of the federal government, including for President George W. Bush, the Justice Department,

House Speaker, New Gingrich, as well as the current Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch as well.

So he's done a bunch of different things. He also led the an outside support team for justice

Gorsuch's successful confirmation to the Supreme Court. So we're going to lean on him to really

just walk us through. What do we need to know about this FBI raid on Trump? Why did they do it?

Do they have any standing? Where is this going? And what does it mean more broadly for the country?

So we're going to get into the big picture as well as the nitty gritty. Go through the timeline

a little bit. Really dig in. You know, because there's a lot reported. How much of it's true?

You know, what are we being told that our lies? What are we being told that's true?

So we're going to get to the bottom of it with Mike Davis. And I think he's a pretty good guy to

get to the bottom of it with. So he's got a lot of experience. This is his wheelhouse. He's a good

guy. You should follow him on Twitter as well. He's been tweeting out a bunch of stuff on all this

and his concerns over the abuse of power from the federal government that we've seen. So stay

tuned, Mike Davis, all about the FBI raid. What you need to know and what you need to know moving

forward. What to pay attention to. Mike Davis, stay tuned.

If Mike Davis, I really appreciate you coming on. You know, obviously there's been a lot of

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