Political Commentator (13:00)
While all this is taking place, there was also news that broke this morning that the FBI has compiled a dossier against its own FBI director, Cash Patel. They prepared a 115 page report saying that the FBI under Patel, the FBI director is a rudderless ship and it's all effed up. And this 115 page report is being submitted by these FBI agents who are current and retired FBI agents. They're submitting it to the House and the Senate right now. And they're basically saying that Patel needs to go, that he's absolutely the worst, quote, he's in over his head and that Dan Bongino is something of a clown. They say that Patel is insecure. He lacks the requisite experience or the measured confidence to be an FBI director. Has neither the breadth of experience nor the bearing of an FBI director. That needs to be successful. And these FBI agents who stayed anonymous, but they all describe themselves as top FBI people who are still there and also people who left the FBI. And by the way, some of these people were sympathetic to Donald Trump. They described the incident following the assassination of Charlie Kirk where FBI Director Kash Patel flies into Utah and he refused to leave his plane until they give him an FBI raid jacket. And because Patel is a small guy, they only had FBI raid jackets in a size large and extra large. And those were too big for Patel. So they had to give Patel a female raid jacket that they found, but it didn't have the Velcro patches that Cash Patel liked. So they had to then find the Cash Patel velcro patches. They found the patches after he threw a temper tantrum and then he left the plane. And the FBI agents go into excruciating details here to outline what went down there. And they just describe it as how embarrassing it is that he had to wear this jacket and they ended up giving him the FBI women's raid jacket and then he had to put Velcro. They had to find Velcro for his shoulder pads. Also should be noted that the United States Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit just ruled that Alina Haba is disqualified as the United States Attorney in New Jersey. They confirmed the district court order, and the District court order was that she's an unlawful United States Attorney, yet she continued to call herself Acting United States Attorney when she was not. Let me just read from you what the Third Circuit says. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals says Abba is not the Acting U.S. attorney for the District of New Jersey by virtue of her appointment as First Assistant United States Attorney, because only the First Assistant in place at the time the vacancy arises automatically assumes the functions and duties of the office under the FVRA. Additionally, because Haba was nominated for the vacant U.S. attorney position, the FVRA's nomination bar prevents her from assuming the role of Acting United States Attorney. Finally, the Attorney General's delegation of all of the powers of a US attorney to Haba is prohibited by the FVRA's exclusive provision. Therefore, we affirm the District Court's disqualification order. I know it may have sounded a little bit confusing, but the same way that Lindsey Halligan, for example, was unlawfully appointed, you had Alina Haba was unlawfully appointed. But Alina Haba was initially appointed as the interim. Her time period expired. The time period can be extended by a vote of the district court judges from that district court in New Jersey made up of all different types of judges. Republican judges, Democrat judges, bipartisan. They didn't extend Alina Haba's term. So then what happens is the First Assistant becomes the interim, but Trump and Alina Haba then fired the First Assistant. And then they said, well, Alina Haba is now the First Assistant. And because the court then allows the First Assistant to remain the interim for a temporary period of time, Alina Haba goes, well, actually, then you appointed me, even though the judge just said, no, you're out. Because Alina then, after not getting her term extended by the district court judges, then tried to steal the job of the First Assistant so that she can then call herself the Acting United States Attorney. And if all of this is confusing, it should be because this has never happened in our country before, ever, really, because the normal process is the President nominates a attorney, the Senate confirms, and then the process is done. You have an interim for an interim period of time. Right? A short period of time. And then they get confirmed. And if they don't get confirmed, the President nominates a new person, and that person becomes the actual United States Attorney for that district. The process works. And if the senators don't like it. You work with the senators, you come up with compromises, you figure out, you get the person confirmed. That's the way our system works, not what this Trump regime is doing with all of these people. So she's been just claiming she's a fake United States attorney for all that she said she's United States 30, but she hasn't been for all this period of time. There you have it. That's what's going on this morning. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million. Please subscribe if you can right now. Trying to hit 6 million subscribers this month. Have a great one.
