Trump and Doge's use of law enforcement in order to take over and dismantle the United States

Institute of Peace was just called illegal and null and void by Judge Howell.

My name is Dean Adal with the Midas Touch Network. Let's break this down.

As we know, Trump tried to dismantle the United States Institute of Peace.

Ironically, of course, because he is not doing what he said to stop the Ukrainian war on

day one.

The Gaza war is still going on.

The India and Pakistan seem to be breaking out into war.

The budget, basically giving more bombs as they are cutting health care to our children. Peace seems more

needed than ever. The United States Institute of Peace was created during the Reagan administration.

It was created by Congress. And it's both private and government sourced, private money and

government money. And because of that, it is not an executive

branch agency like so many of the other agencies that Trump and Doge also tried to cut. This

one is very unique. It's not part of the executive branch at all. It's almost like a think tank

in its operation because of the fact that it receives private money as well

and because of the fact that it exercises no executive power at all.

It is really a think tank in that it is research and training and policy all focused on peace.

And what happened?

Well, Doge tried a very aggressive, the opposite of peace, using law enforcement in order to gain access, to trespass onto the property. And Judge Howell

over 100 pages. This order is over a hundred pages.

Detailing the level of lawlessness, the use of force of the power of these federal and local

police officers to try to gain access. He goes in detail about it. Essentially, what happened was

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