Today has been a lesson and how every accusation from the Republican Party these days is really actually a confession.

Are you weaponizing the House the same way?

You say Democrats were weaponizing the DOJ to get what they

wanted are you just doing it in a bigger platform the entire house

representatives no there is a very clear distinction between what we are doing and what they have done

in weaponizing the judicial system.

They're undermining the people's faith in our institutions, our system of justice itself.

What we're doing, Neil, is the opposite. We are trying to

adhere to the rule of law. That was Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson

this afternoon saying that the Republican Party is just trying to adhere to the rule of law.

Now a few hours before that interview, Speaker Johnson made a huge decision which

shows that that is plainly not the case.

As Speaker of the House, one of the most important things Johnson does is decide who from his party sits on House committees.

And among the most important committees for the rule of law in this country is committees and

among the most important committees for the rule of law in this country is the House

Intelligence Committee. Today Speaker Johnson appointed far-right

Congressman Scott Perry and far-right Congressman Ronnie Jackson to the two open seats on that

committee.

And when I say this decision flies in the face of the rule of law, it is not only because both Perry and Jackson are big-time

election deniers, they most certainly are. But there are also all of the

individual actions these two particular congressmen have taken that demonstrate just

how little respect they have for the rule of law and for the institution of

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