Mark Meadows

But when Donald Trump's involved, the only thing that seems to happen is that each new story brings me one step closer to losing all faith in both the U.S. political and justice systems.

Asked again Wednesday about the delay in making a decision on Meadows and criticism that lack of Justice Department action could render congressional subpoenas ineffective, Garland said only that prosecutors

would follow the facts and the law.

Either Merrick Garland has a super secret investigation going on that nobody knows about, but he's got all the cards and he's ready to go, or it's the biggest failure of an attorney general in American history.

cherry on the cake is, you know, there was recently this report.

this individual, this gentleman who testified before the House committee, the January 6th committee, stating that he was the one that went out and purchased three burner phones from CVS at the request of Amy and Kylie Kramer.

And they were on the phone with supposedly in his mind he believes it was Mark Meadows because they were close enough he could hear the conversation who of course was with Donald at the time so who knows whether Meadows was using a burner phone that was provided by this by this you know by these two um ladies that had this gentleman purchased them and you know took the receipts and he was like well you know I don't have the receipt he made me give it to him I said what are you worrying about They have all of this at central office.

They'll just contact them and say on what day at what time.

Ending this disastrous war, stopping Trump's costly tariffs, banning both members and Congress and the president from trading stocks, ensuring Americans' electric bills won't go up just because a data center can pay less.

President Trump's former chief of staff and former Congressman Mark Meadows told Fox News, as for the demographics that swung for Trump two years ago and then swung back to Democrats, it's bigger than one group.

It is our problem really with Hispanic Latino votes.

I think our problem is much more broad than that.

And for at least myself, when I was there, I was there at the very end of Trump's first term term.

And it felt like we were competing, the press team, me and Kelly McEnany, against Jared and Ivanka, who were also competing against Mark Meadows, who were also competing against the vice president's team.

So it always felt like this chaotic nature because we're all supposed to be on the same team, but then people are looking out for their own self-interest.

And in Trump 2.0, they've prided themselves in this idea that there's been no leaking and that they're all this one unified front.