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Michael Popak (0:59)
Qualifying credit required While the Trump administration is besieged by rebellion related to its refusal to do an investigation into the civil rights violations and the execution style murders of Renee Good and Alex Pretty on the streets of Minneapolis, they are busy arresting Don Lemon, the the journalist while he was covering the Grammy Awards, apparently last night was arrested by federal agents. A curious turn of events. Abby Lowell, his lawyer, has issued a statement proclaiming Don's innocence. He was covering as a journalist a church protest about ICE's presence in Minnesota at a Minneapolis or St Paul church on 18 January. Multiple judges and courts in Minnesota and for Minnesota, from the magistrate judge to the chief Judge of the 8th Circuit, have rejected attempts to to issue arrest warrants for Don Lemon. But either they got some sort of grand jury to issue an indictment or they got another magistrate judge to issue a arrest warrant. Either way, it's been reported that he has been picked up in the Department of Justice again rather than dealing with mass resignations that are planned in the Minnesota U.S. attorney's office over their failure to investigate properly the death of Renee Goode and Alex Pretty are busy using their scarce resources to arrest journalists doing their job. Tom Blanche to hold a press conference later today about it. But we know what he's going to say because you're here on the Midas Touch Network and on Legal AF and we brought the receipts on Michael Popak. Now Todd Blanche seems to be taking the lead on this, not Pam Bondi. Although the reporting was that Pam Bondi was outraged that a magistrate judge in Minneapolis, Judge Miko, although he issued three arrest warrants for the three protesters who actually were in the church in violation of federal law, he did not and found there was no probable cause to arrest a journalist and his producer. Don Lemon, an independent journalist and his producer who were there covering the protest. It's not, he's not the only one. When Pam Bondi didn't like that, she ran to and to have a Article 3 district court judge assigned to the case to override the magistrate that became Chief Judge Schultz. Chief Judge Shilts did not override the magistrate. In fact, he wrote letters and emails to the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in which Judge Schultz said in no uncertain terms that, that Don Lemon did nothing wrong. He said there's no evidence that the journalist and the producer committed any crimes. That's the chief judge of Minnesota. That apparently outraged Pam Bondi. The 8th Circuit eventually rejected her PA petition to force Judge Schultz to issue arrest warrants. Judge Schultz also noted that there were no precedent, zero times in history where a district court judge overrode the magistrate court decision not to issue an arrest warrant. Apparently not good enough for the dust department, which is also stung and bracing itself for a massive resignations in the US Attorney's office. Again, in, in Minnesota, just two or three weeks ago, we had about a dozen different US Attorneys in the, in the Civil Rights division and in Minnesota walk out the door because of the decision not to investigate criminally the officer Jonathan Ross, who murdered Renee Good. Instead, the decision made in Washington was to investigate Renee Good, the victim, and the victim's grieving widow. And that led to one round of resignations. Now, because of the Minnesota U.S. attorney's office being so upset that they're not investigating the Alex Pretty murder or the Renee Good murder, there's a new wave coming this week or early next week that the Department of Justice is obviously trying to distract from. So this is where their resources are. Not investigating the execution style murder of two American citizens on the streets of Minneapolis by federal agents, but going after Don Lemon. Let me show you a clip of Todd Blanche, who's going to be holding this press conference later today going after Don Lemon, accusing him of being a phony journalist who's embedded with a bunch of protesters and, and therefore has no First Amendment privilege. I would ask Todd Blanche to brush up on his First Amendment before he takes to the airwaves in press conferences. But here's what we can expect from Todd Blanche play the Fox clip, self.