DOJ Admits Not Everyone Gets Charged — So What’s The Rule? | TMP #1041
May 4, 2026
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The DOJ has indicted former FBI Director James Comey over a social media post — but admits not everyone posting similar content will be prosecuted.
That’s the story.
Not the post. Not the politics.
The standard.
Because when the government decides who gets charged and who doesn’t, Americans stop seeing justice… and start seeing power.
In this episode, Tony breaks down:
What actually happened with the Comey indictment
Why DOJ says this case is “different”
The real danger of selective enforcement
How executive power turns into political weaponization
Why this should matter to every American — not just political insiders
This isn’t about defending Comey.
It’s about defending the line between law and power.
👉 Watch the full breakdown and understand what this means for you.
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