Jim Jordan Makes Massive Announcement - It's On!

Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Jim Jordan just shook the

roof. Before we get started please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe. Those little

things really help us out and they help our channel continue to grow. The House Judiciary

Chair and Representative Jim Jordan, he taught school just yesterday when Merrick Garland

appeared before the House and had his little hearing and tried to defend the honor of the

Justice Department. The same Justice Department that I think we all believe, you guys, you and

me, not the people in the mainstream media but us, that we believe has weaponized justice

so-called justice, against former President Donald Trump. Jim Jordan said to him in this statement

justice is not blind anymore and then he went on to list exactly why and it's something that I think

a lot of people are missing about what actually happened in the Trump cases and how they came to

be. Jordan explains it very plainly here and I think beautifully. So, you know, he goes into

what happened with Bragg's office, what happened with Jack Smith, what happened with Letitia James

what happened with Fannie Willis, but also, and this is important, he explains the timing of it

See, the timing is key here. The timing was to send a message and the message was sent but it was sent

to the American people. Republicans need to seize on what Jim Jordan is saying here and make this

their message because the American people, they don't like to see justice being skewed. Let's take

a look at what Jordan said. Let me know what you think in the comments

2021 but doesn't bring charges until after he announces he's running for president. Alvin Bragg

said, quote, I could not see a world in which I would indict Trump and call Mr. Cohen as a

prosecution witness but that's exactly what he did after President Trump announced he was running

for president and the Attorney General names Jack Smith special counsel three days after President

Trump announces he's running for president. Four months earlier, before Jack Smith is named as

special counsel, the Biden Justice Department under Attorney General Garland approved a raid

on President Trump's home, something we've never witnessed in this great country. This action broke

every norm in our justice system. Don't take my word for it. Former Assistant Director in charge

of the Washington Field Office of the FBI, Stephen D'Antuono, said this in his deposition to our

committee. Four standard processes were not followed. The Washington Field Office ran that

raid, not the Miami Field Office. The operation was run out of headquarters, excuse me, not from an

assigned U.S. Attorney's Office, as is customary. The FBI didn't seek consent before doing the raid

and the FBI refused to wait for President Trump's attorneys to be present before the search was

conducted. And there's Jay Bratt. Mr. Bratt's on the special counsel team. He met with Biden

White House officials multiple times, including just weeks before Jack Smith indicts former

President Trump. But what's most troubling is what Mr. Bratt did to Stanley Woodward

Mr. Woodward represents one of the defendants in the documents case. He was summoned by Mr. Bratt

to department headquarters. At the meeting, Mr. Bratt informed Stanley Woodward, if your guy flips

your client changes, it could help your chances for that judgeship you are interested in