The January 6th committee filed multiple motions to dismiss this past week, trying to get rid
of lawsuits that have been filed against some of the people that they're seeking, testimony,
documents, phone records, and other information from, with their ongoing investigation, into
the events of January 6th.
Most of the people who are, you know, either suing or being sued by the committee, um,
are the people involved in the actual stop, the steel rally, which preceded the capital
riot.
And forgive me if I'm wrong, but wasn't that supposed to be like the initial focus of the
January 6th committee.
Look, I'm glad we're uncovering all of these potential crimes of the Trump administration,
but originally it was supposed to be like, okay, we're gonna look at what happened at
the capital riot by looking at what happened before the capital riot.
And now the committee is saying, you know what, screw it.
We're not gonna fight these lawsuits, whatever y'all go away.
We're not even worried with you because they have deemed these lawsuits less important.
So the stop, the steel rally is now less important than uncovering the crimes of the administration.
Um, I, I mean, I don't disagree with that, but it kind of sucks, especially when you
understand the reason why they've decided to not pursue these lawsuits, because they
don't have the money to do it.
They're not making this decision because they're just, you know, ah, we don't even care anymore.
They're making that decision because they're at the point where they have to pick and choose
which battles they actually want to fight, which ones are more worthwhile.
And yeah, uncovering the crimes of the former administration is absolutely the highest priority.
So to stop the steel people basically get to go free.
As far as I can tell from the reading from the motions filed because they don't have
the money to fight it.
And I think deep down, these people knew that, right?
I, I think they had to have known to a degree like, look, if we, if we challenged them in
court, you know, maybe we win or maybe they just have so many lawsuits going on, which
they do that.
They simply can't fight.
'em all because they don't have the funding.
Now, whether or not these people knew they didn't have the funding don't know.
So lawsuits against Ali or, or they're these lawsuits, by the way, , they're either
brought by these individuals or they're filed against these individuals for not complying
with requests.
People include Ali Alexander, uh, Christine tore and even one by John Eastman.
So those lawsuits, the committee wants to dismiss 'em.
They don't even wanna fight him anymore.
They still have other lawsuits, um, that have been filed against them.
Uh, Phil Waldron, uh, who pushed claims to Trump advisors about voting machines, uh,
Amy Harris, a photographer with ties to, uh, the proud boys, Kelly megs, uh, a
Leader of Oathkeepers Kelly Ward, chairman of the Arizona Republican party, Alex Jones,
we all know who he is.
So yeah, these are all lawsuits that the committee right now is not paying attention to.
A lot of them brought by those individuals, by the way, not against those individuals.
So that is what it is.
And it brings me back to the same point I always make, because it's always correct.
You know, who wouldn't run out of resources to conduct an investigation, the United States
department of justice.
So if the DOJ had done what I've been screaming at them to do for quite a long time now and
appointed a special prosecutor to look into all of this, actually multiple special prosecutors
to go after each avenue one for the rally, one for the actual riot, one for the, you
know, uh, attempts to overturn the election.
So at least three, they wouldn't run outta money.
They'd get more money.
They'd be able to fight these lawsuits.
And in fact, most of the times, these lawsuits wouldn't even make it to court because the
judge would probably strike it down before it got there, because a special prosecutor,
you wouldn't be able to really challenge their authority to get their hands on the documents
that the, uh, January 6th committee is trying to get their hands on.
So you solve a lot of problems with that, but of course, merit Garland, isn't doing
a dang thing with regard to this.
So the committee with its very limited resources that are apparently running out, has to make
these tough choices.
And now there's a lot of questions that are going
to go unanswered.