Jeffrey Clark

But as we've talked about before, we're always looking for, uh, potential plaintiffs to bring these lawsuits in these districts to, to challenge these seats under the Kale decision.

We have a, a good team here led by our, uh, Director of Litigation, Jeff Clark, and we are looking to sue in federal courts to force these states to uphold the Kale standard.

And, and some states have done it.

Tennessee did it.

So, uh, Oversight Project's got some new things going on, Marshall.

Can you speak to, uh, uh, the new legal, uh, effort, uh, to, uh, address lawfare and barfare, that kind of stuff?

Yeah, like I mentioned, we're, we're, uh, kind of starting up a law firm under the direction of Jeff Clark, who was a-

Mm-hmm

Well, we're monitoring these congressional seats that are being redrawn, but as we've talked about before, we're always looking for – potential plaintiffs to bring these lawsuits in these districts to challenge these seats under the Clay decision.

We have a good team here led by our director of litigation, Jeff Clark, and we are looking to sue in federal courts to force these states to uphold the Clay standard.

And some states have done it.

Tennessee did it.

Marshall, can you speak to, uh, uh, the new legal, uh, effort, uh, to, uh, address lawfare and barfare and that kind of stuff?

Yeah.

Like I mentioned, we're, we're, uh, kind of starting up a law firm under the direction of Jeff Clark, who was, uh, an official at DOJ for a number of years to combat barfare.

He has been one that's been a recipient of a number of bar complaints for the most benign things, him and John Eastman, Professor Eastman and others.

But since we were talking about people who are supposed to come forward, you know, in the fact that we learned so much from the release of the select Mark Meadows information, texts and so on.

What happens when it's Jeffrey Clark's turn? What do you think that we can expect to learn from that? And what is the strategy for getting information from someone who intends to invoke their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination instead of providing the information pursuant to the subpoena?

Well, let's start with the Clark situation, and then we'll...

Eastman also, of course, is invoking the Fifth Amendment.

Coming up, we will speak with an American patriot who is taking border security into her own hands and calling on a few veterans to help as well.

Also, later in the show, Jeff Clark joins us.

He has been the victim of weaponization at the hands of the DC swamp, and he's here to call out the latest revelations we've learned about Jack Smith and what he was doing to the MAGA movement.

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Coming up, Jeff Clark was once a victim of terrible weaponization at the hands of the DC swamp.

He joins us next to react to the latest news we are just getting about what Jack Smith was doing to MAGA.

So he put together and filed a separate brief with the Supreme Court in support of John's cert petition and said, it's getting pretty bad when a sitting member of Congress from the opposite political party files a bar complaint against the attorneys for the head of the ticket on the other party.

There are other lawyers like Jeff Clark.

He filed a separate amicus brief.

Harry McDougal from Atlanta filed.