Topic: Section 1512

2 chapters across the catalog

Jack Posobiec analyzes the Supreme Court's decision regarding Section 1512(c)(2), the obstruction of justice statute used against January 6th defendants. He explains that the court ruled the statute was intended for criminal proceedings, not government ones. Posobiec argues this exposes the "unhuman" nature of the DOJ's prosecution of patriots.

Clifford highlights the case of Isabella Maria DeLuca, a social media influencer recently arrested by the FBI in Irvine, California. She notes that the Supreme Court is set to hear a case on April 16th regarding Section 1512, which involves charges of interfering with an official proceeding. Clifford also mentions the hostile political climate in New York, citing Governor Kathy Hochul's recent reception at a police officer's funeral.