“Abso-fu**ng-lutely NOT!” Justice Department gets SHUT DOWN in court
February 12, 2026
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as posted by the channelLegal Breakdown episode 644: Justice Department tries and fails to indict Democratic officials
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18 claims extractedDOJ attempted to indict innocent members of Congress
Congress members stated military duty to disobey unlawful orders
Trump and Hegseth giving unlawful orders to kill
Trump demanded prosecution and death penalty for Congress members
Jeanine Pirro complied with Trump's demand to prosecute innocent people
Grand jury rejected DOJ attempt to indict Congress members
Prosecuting innocent people at president's request violates rule of law
DOJ prosecutors face personal civil liability for prosecutorial abuse
DOJ prosecutors should be disbarred for prosecutorial abuse
Presidential pardons do not apply to civil lawsuits
Rudy Giuliani disbarred for helping Trump steal election
DOJ may pursue misdemeanor charges after grand jury rejection
DOJ attempted multiple times to indict Letitia James
Trump may use other government agencies to target political enemies
Judge will dismiss misdemeanor charges against Congress members
Congress members protected by speech or debate clause
Prosecutors pursuing these cases face ethical and professional consequences
Trump administration weaponizing DOJ despite claims to end weaponization
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