So, we now know that Michael Sherwin, a Donald Trump bill bar holdover, maybe we should

call him left over, went rogue when he gave that interview to 60 minutes about the ongoing

investigation into the attack at the U.S. Capitol.

And in the process, he violated bedrock department of justice rules.

Let's talk about that because following DOJ rules in connection with what may be one

of the most consequential criminal investigations of our time, the attempted violent overthrow

of the government like justice matters.

Hey all, Glenn Kirschner here.

So I did a video yesterday about the bizarre inappropriate interview that Michael Sherwin

gave to 60 minutes, right?

Michael Sherwin, who is now the departed, the former acting U.S. attorney for the District

of Columbia, he'd been involved in the investigation into the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

And in yesterday's video, I raised the primary question of who in the world at the Department

of Justice gave Michael Sherwin approval, gave him authority to make this public statement

to 60 minutes about an ongoing criminal investigation because DOJ rules prohibit prosecutors

from talking to the media about ongoing investigations unless there is specific, advanced approval.

Given.

Well now, we have an answer to the question, who in the world at the Department of Justice

approved this?

And the answer is nobody.

Here is the reporting that came in late last night by Evan Perez, the CNN justice correspondent,

the headline.

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