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So now we've reached a point when a president of the United States has weaponized the Department of Injustice as though we were a third world country or a banana republic. They don't want to run against me and never have. I'm leading in all of the polls against Biden. Republican candidates aren't. But I'm leading against him in all of the polls, and I'm leading by a lot. And based on the results of the failed Biden administration, the worst president in history, this will continue. But justice weaponization is a very dirty game to play, and it's never been used like this before, never in our country. We're not going to allow it to happen, and he shouldn't allow it to happen. Because if it does, it's a Pandora's box, and it opens that box, and a very ugly one at that. And we don't want that to take place in the United States of America. Thank you very much.

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I keep saying this, but this level of election interference, this kind of persecution of your opponents, whether it's Donald Trump or Rudy Giuliani, it just keeps going on and on. Why do I feel like Republican leaders are not fully appreciating the moment we're in, that they're coming for not just them, they're coming for all conservatives, them included? Well, absolutely, and to borrow a popular phrase from the left, in this case, silence is complicity. If your elected leader is not speaking out and condemning this brazen, thuggish political persecution of Joe Biden's chief political rival, then they are helping to create the conditions that make it possible. The Department of Justice is on the one hand trying to shield Joe Biden from accountability for his many crimes, which is why they're not going after Hunter for the Foreign Alien Registration Act violations that pointed Joe, while they are also using every single legal tool at their disposal to persecute Donald Trump for the crime of demanding a fair and honest accounting of the vote. This is the situation that we are in right now as a country, and this is a significant setback for Jack Smith. Let's be clear. The real win is for the court to rule that a president is constitutionally immune from being persecuted for the official conduct of his office. A far left prosecutor cannot say that the elected leader of the country can go to jail for using his judgment and his discretion in carrying out his official duties.

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