Justice Matters with Glenn Kirschner

In another abuse of the rule of law by Trump's dirty DOJ officials, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's lies are exposed.
On the Fox network, Blanche first said that the Southern Poverty Law Center - an organization that the DOJ criminally indicted in what appears to be a baseless prosecution - never shared information it had gathered about extremist hate groups with the FBI/law enforcement agencies. Days later, Blanche said - on another Fox program, "It is true that over the years they (SPLC) have selectively shared information with law enforcement. That's well-documented and there's no dispute there."
Glenn talks about this with Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News.
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Apparently, one federal judge has had just about enough of Trump DOJ lawyers who are misleading the court.
This story exposes the dangerous depravity of the Trump administration: a Department of Homeland Security official told a DOJ attorney to hide from a federal judge that a defendant who was appearing in court and seeking release had an outstanding murder warrant for his arrest issued by another country.
The DOJ attorney agreed to hide that critically important information from the judge and the judge released the defendant.
After successfully concealing the information from the judge, a DHS official began smearing the judge for releasing the defendant, posting: "An activist judge appointed by Joe Biden released this wanted murderer back into the American communities."
This level of corruption, depravity, and deception is almost beyond belief.
The good news is the judge is ordering an investigation and possible sanctions for the DOJ attorney and DHS.

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Donald Trump just can't stop - won't stop - threatening war crimes. Glenn discusses the alarming threats made by Donald Trump against Iran and the implications for international relations. He highlights Trump's reckless rhetoric and its potential consequences, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability.
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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche went on some of the Sunday news shows and undercut the very case he brought against one of Donald Trump's perceived enemies, former FBI Director James Comey. You know the one: Comey snapped a picture of some seashells that had been arranged into the numbers 86 47, and posted it on Instagram with a cute caption like, 'a cool seashell arrangement I just saw.'
Blanche claims that Comey's IG post threatened the life of the president.
Glenn discusses how Blanches public statements undercut the Comey prosecution, and support motions to dismiss the prosecution for both selective and vindictive prosecution.

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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth completely embarrassed himself during his congressional testimony with laughably transparent, inconsistent statements about the need to have launched a war against Iran.
As our friends to the north - the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation - put it in their headline: "Hegseth accused of lying to the American public about war in Iran during intense congressional hearing."
This podcast discusses the absurd inconsistency of Hegseth saying the United State "completely obliterated" Iran's nuclear program and capabilities with US strikes in 2025, but then saying we had to go to war 60 days ago because the nuclear threat Iran posed to the US was "imminent."

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