Impeachment Is Back ON THE TABLE for Anti-Trump Judges!
Quick Overview
Andrew Branca argues that impeachment of federal judges like Judge Boasberg and Judge Boardman is warranted due to their perceived lawlessness, citing specific instances like Judge Boasberg issuing an order to turn planes around and Judge Boardman's sentencing decisions, while also referencing a Donald Trump tweet criticizing the Biden administration's handling of Raytheon and the housing market.
Key Points: Attorney Andrew Branca asserts that federal judges like Judge Boasberg and Judge Boardman should be impeached due to rulings perceived as lawless, citing Boasberg's order to turn planes around and Boardman's lenient sentencing. The discussion references a tweet by Donald Trump alleging that Judge Boasberg forced himself onto the AG case while on vacation and issued a Temporary Restraining Order to prevent the government from removing a terrorist. Trump's tweet criticized Raytheon for prioritizing shareholder spending (stock buybacks) over Department of War needs, threatening to end business with the US Government if they did not change their conduct. Branca notes that Judge Boasberg issued the restraining order despite lacking jurisdiction and subsequently vacated it shortly after the Supreme Court intervened. The host points to evidence that Judge Boasberg acted on a 'preconceived belief' rather than legal basis, calling his actions a 'grotesque political abuse'. The conversation contrasts Biden's actions on the housing market, including instructing representatives to buy $200 billion in mortgage bonds, with Trump's claimed actions to lower mortgage rates and make homes more affordable. The video clip ends with a promotional banner for a members-only show clip and a free copy of a book on self-defense law.
Context: The video features attorney Andrew Branca discussing what he perceives as judicial overreach and misconduct by federal judges, specifically naming Judge Boasberg and Judge Boardman. Branca uses this as evidence to support calls for impeachment, drawing parallels to political commentary from Donald Trump, who criticized the Biden administration's handling of defense contractors (Raytheon) and the housing market.