DOJ Promises MORE Arrests Over Church Stunt, w/ Harmeet Dhillon, & Bombshell New Blake Lively Texts

Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, confirms the DOJ's intent to prosecute all individuals involved in the Minnesota church protest. She states that the FACE Act, which protects houses of worship, and the Clan Act, which addresses conspiracy to violate civil rights, are directly applicable. Dhillon emphasizes that the DOJ is moving rapidly and will pursue every participant, including Don Lemon, despite initial judicial setbacks.

Dhillon states, 'I intend to go after every single one of them. None of the people who invaded this house of God and harassed and frightened children and families is going to go unpunished.' She also clarifies the application of the FACE Act to houses of worship and the venerable history of the Clan Act in protecting fundamental civil rights like the right to pray peacefully.

The magistrate judge, Douglas Micko, who initially refused to sign an arrest warrant for Don Lemon, is revealed to be married to Caitlyn Micko, who works for Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. Ellison publicly stated that the FACE Act does not apply to attacks on houses of worship, a position directly contradicted by the DOJ. This connection raises concerns about a conflict of interest and potential bias in the judicial process.

Megyn Kelly states, 'This magistrate judge we now know is married to somebody who works for Keith Ellison, the attorney general of the state of Minnesota.' Dhillon adds, 'that's her boss and it's a conflict of interest in my opinion and you know he absolutely has fallen short of the standards here.'

Newly unsealed text messages from the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni lawsuit reveal Lively's alleged efforts to rally high-profile celebrities, including Taylor Swift, Matt Damon, and Ryan Reynolds, against Baldoni. The texts show Lively referring to Baldoni as a 'doofus director' and 'clown,' and celebrating negative publicity against him. This evidence is presented as potentially undermining her sexual harassment claims by suggesting a motive to gain control over the film and discredit Baldoni.

Lively texted Taylor Swift, 'You won. You did it. You effing... helped so many people who won't have to go through this ever again.' She also referred to Baldoni as 'the doofus director of my movie' and a 'clown who thinks he's a writer now.' Ryan Reynolds called Baldoni a 'sociopathic faux feminist.'

Megyn Kelly and JD Vance challenge the media's portrayal of an ICE operation in Minnesota, where a 5-year-old boy was separated from his father. The school board chair accused ICE of using the child as 'bait.' However, the factual account provided by ICE and supported by Vance indicates the father, an illegal alien, fled, leaving the child. ICE agents then secured the child, and the mother refused to come out of the house to claim him, despite assurances she would not be arrested at that moment.

School board chair Mary Granland stated, 'Yes. I mean that it it's very clear from the pictures from the videos from firsthand accounts. I was there. Um this is what happened.' JD Vance countered, 'the 5-year-old was not arrested, that his dad was an illegal alien. And then they went when they went to arrest his illegal alien father, the father ran.'