now. we will have the aclu on later on in our hour to talk about that and whether there might be a lawsuit coming for the biden administration. thank you, my friend. today has been a lesson in how every accusation from the republican party these days is actually a confession. are you weaponize thing the house the same way? no. you say democrats are weaponize in the doj to get what they want. are you doing it on a bigger platform in the entire house of representatives? no, there is a clear distinction between what we are doing and what they have done. they are undermining people s faith in our institutions, the system of justice itself. what we are doing is the opposite. we are trying to adhere to the rule of law. that was republican speaker of the house mike johnson this afternoon saying the republican party is just trying to adhere to the rule of law. a few hours before that interview, speaker johnson made a huge decision which shows that is plainly not the cas
Because she has such a backlog of motions. here she is taking a day to hear one issue in a motion that could have just as easily been decided after she read the briefs. trial arguments only are heard for outstanding issues. here all of the issues are adequately addressed in the briefs submitted by the parties. does it suggest to you that she is looking for a way to dismiss the case? i know it seems far-fetched, but everything she has done so far seems far-fetched. do you think this is her way out of the case? i don t think it gives her ammunition she doesn t otherwise have. there is a district of columbia court of appeals decision that says this form of appointing a special counsel is constitutional, end of story. the court of appeals reached the decision unanimously. they did not struggle in their opinion, but it is fair for