Dan Bishop

[laughs] But you usually don't just resign from a case dramatically.

Um, but, but, um, so, uh, it, and it, the CBS reporting is that he, uh, maybe wants to work for Dan Bishop in the Middle District of North Carolina.

I guess that kind of makes sense because Dan Bishop has been handling the Fulton County, Georgia election investigation.

Confus- again, all very confusing [laughs] that the Middle District of North Carolina guy is handling the Fulton County, Georgia case.

But Kurt Olsen has worked previously on a bunch of election matters.

Um, he's litigated, uh, election issues in Georgia.

That seems to be his big interest, so it's no surprise that he would maybe want to work on, on a case with Dan Bishop, um, potentially related to election matters.

But to be seen what exactly he does, and in the meantime, um, there r- is reporting that, uh, DOJ in, in, in DC, um, is seeking an indictment against Cassidy Hutchinson for, uh, lying or misleading Congress, uh, related to her testimony, um, before the January 6th committee.

The DOJ has not done shit in that regard.

So if you're wondering, Dan Bishop is the DOJ lawyer running the Fulton County case that's done nothing.

FBI's put over 30,000 man-hours into the Fulton County case.

Zero grand juries convened.

Trump loyalist leads administration's hunt for fraud in elections.

But this is a May 15th, 2026 article, and it is about instead Dan Bishop, who is a former member of Congress.

And this loyalist put his fealty to the president on display when he pressed the FBI to chase investigative leads it had already rejected.

And I guess Olson helped him do it.

We might as well catch up on it.

It's not that old.

Dan Bishop was one of nearly 150 Republican lawmakers who refused to certify Donald J. Trump's loss in the 2020 election, even after a mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol, which is an interesting way of putting it, because he refused to certify the election because a mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol.

Anyway, Now, I don't know why it's like despite the fact that this mob did

So we tried to figure out what we could do, knowing the Amish tiny houses were being attacked.

And so I had called a congressman friend of mine, and actually it was Dan Bishop.

He's not in office anymore.

I love Dan.

I had the whole manual.

Thank you Dan Bishop, because Dan Bishop was our congressman here in this area at the time-

Yeah, great guy

... and I had reached out to Dan, and I said, "I need the FEMA manual," and of course Dan, this very wise friend of mine, he said, "Why? Why, Lee Graham?" I said, "Just I needed to figure out what are we gonna do," because if you didn't know, FEMA was not allowing people to accept beautiful tiny homes built by the Amish.

It's for your water bill.

It's grassroots a lot, really.

And if you wonder why we were able to talk to Senator Daniel so quickly and I was able to talk to Dan Bishop, it's because we don't wait to talk to our elected officials when there's drama or we need to yell at them or fuss about something.

I really like Dan and Joe, love to call them friends.