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  Hey, Gym... you'll find out what's happening in the investigation when it comes time to cuff you.
context: Translation: get fucked >
  
  I translated that to "target notice" >
  
  The guy who refused to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the Capitol being ransacked and ignored a subpoena now expects others to take him seriously when he “demands” things? Get bent. >
  
  Everyday I ask myself "Who could have Individual-1 been, and why didn't they charge him with the crimes listed in the report?" >
  
  One of the big reasons why Republicans wanted their select committee so badly is that they appear to have thought it would allow them to help Trump avoid an indictment. >
  
  Hence the timing of handing the investigation off to Jack Smith, and as a lot of people don’t seem to understand, the appointment of the Biden special counsel so the incoming House will have to keep their grubby little hands off. >
  
  Has there been any Jack Smith news at all recently? Last I remember is he came to the states and subpoenaed people. Curious if I missed anything even though I know they're moving in the shadows and staying quiet - I hope, anyway. >
  
  There is a podcast called Jack that you should check out. It’s done by the same people who covered the Mueller investigation and is co hosted by a prominent FBI agent who served during trump presidency. >
  
  Were they optimistic about Mueller accomplishing more? >
  
  So I haven’t listened to the mueller podcast yet. I just found Jack last week while looking for new politics based podcasts. Jack is extremely well organized and each episode does a great job of giving you all the facts but with lots of context and side information relative to the topics. I want to listen to the other podcast, which is called Mueller, She Wrote, but I’ve started binging some older episodes of pod save America and a few others so I’ll probably wait till I’m done with those. >
  
  Mueller, She Wrote is a great name >
  
  He was supposed to be a great American force of reckoning. Instead, he was stimied by crooks. >
  
  Gym just makes up his own facts anyway. >
  
  Reminds of the montages of Jim being asked if he spoke with Trump on J6. >
  
  On the other hand, DOJ would love to open an investigation into Gym Jordan's time as a wrestling coach at tOSU . . . what did Gym know and when did he know it? >
  
  Trick question…his brain is empty. >
  
  False, his brain is filled with memories of the rapes he covered for. >
  
  He told them "if you don't tell me, I don't know so I can't get in trouble." >
  
  That's such a great line.  Like, Gym, we are discussing it - you know. >
  
  Then he puts his fingers in his ears yelling LALALA! >
  
  Hell, we wouldn't have even known about the Mar-A-Lago raid if Trump had kept his mouth shut. >
  
  Suck it Gym. >
  
  He prefers to watch. >
  
  As it should be. Especially when the inquisitors are being investigated. Most likely guilty of sedition, too. >
  
  From the guy that refused any oversight and subpoenas levied against him. It's just embarrassing at this point. They just want to literally blow up the country. >
  
  Wouldn't Jim love to get details of DOJ's investigation into his own involvement in the insurrection. >
  
  Off limits to persons of interest in a criminal investigation. Jim aided domestic terrorists. >
  
  It feels like that should really complicate a lot more things, right? Idk how much security clearance someone needs to have to be in congress but not actively trying to overthrow it seems like it should probably be the bare minimum. >
  
  They don't have to have one.  The intelligence provided is different based on who you are and what your assignment is (see the Gang of Eight/House/Senate Intelligence Committees) but you don't actually have to have or have to get a clearance to be a member of Congress. >
  
  Jordan knew that. It was only to make the news. >
  
  Good for you, Dark Brandon. I’m 💯 in favor of the government telling Jim Jordan personally to get fcked. 😆 >
  
  The tweet Jordan’s committee sent sounded like a high schooler wrote it.  Rather than addressing why they think the separation of powers doesn’t apply to them , they sent some juvenile taunt about DOJ being”afraid” to share information. It was seriously sad and pathetic.
  I don’t know when it started, but it seems the GOP has become increasingly nuttier, at least since Newt.  I mean they are so bad now, it looks like ever garden variety of criminal and gangster feels they have a place in becoming a Republican politician!