John Roberts

So Jen, what's going on here?

Well, John, accusations flew this week after Ukraine's military noticed that the military-grade Starlink system, known as Starshield, that Ukraine uses to hunt Russian missile launchers and intercept incoming Russian drones had slowed to rates that essentially blinded Ukraine's armed forces on the battlefield.

Six hundred thousand Ukrainians are now without power following nonstop attacks by Russia on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

Today, a Russian jet-powered drone slammed into a civilian market in Odessa.

But because the search warrant was just executed, my-- I-- my guess is they have that evidence and presented that to a judge to then say, "We're looking for other documents that have this date of birth that would, would, would, would be false documents and new crimes." So that's-- My, my guess is they have enough there that they presented that to the judge, or otherwise the judge would not give the warrant, because if they were gonna say, "We've heard on the internet and heard all these things that she's really a year older," a ju- a judge in, particularly in Washington, DC, is not going to issue a warrant to, uh, to search her home.

So that-- So by-- Uh, and this is, you know, speculation, but it really makes sense and then it makes sense in light of what Judge Janine, uh, Pirro said yesterday on, uh, the show, uh, America Reports with John Roberts, that she said basically, we're-- You know, if there's criminal violations, we'll prosecute them, but there may also be civil consequences.

So that makes you think, okay, they're looking directly at her naturalization, and they're looking at this issue because the only civil consequences, typically, there really aren't civil consequences typically associated with a criminal offense.

But here, uh, denaturalization can be pursued civilly.

There was no question that that judge would not have signed that warrant unless there was probable cause, and probably more than that, given the individual who's involved, and given the fact that we're in the nation's capital with judges in the nation's capital.

Uh, uh, uh, and that is, uh, anchorman John Roberts on the Fox News Channel talking to, uh, to Jeanine Pirro there, US attorney Jeanine Pirro there.

Um, and he did a nice job in the interview, too.

He honestly did.

Here is, uh, Jeanine Pirro again on, uh, Fox News with John Roberts.

If there's a crime that was committed, it will be prosecuted.

So what about these financials disclos- dis- disclosure? She was given a pass by the House Ethics, but somehow $30 million-

You know, you're not very good at counting.