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Thank you @TuckerCarlson for hosting me. I hope @POTUS sees this and frees all of the political prisoners of @DOJRR47 .
Civil rights lawyer Jonathan Gross took a job at Trump’s DOJ hoping to stop the weaponization of government. What he saw once he got there was shocking.
0:00 Gross's Journey From Rabbi to DOJ Lawyer
5:35 Gross's Mission to Stop the Weaponization of the DOJ
17:28 Gross's Lawsuit Against Attorney General Todd Blanche
25:51 The Revolving Door of DOJ Weaponization
31:30 The NPR Hit Piece on Gross
33:41 The Moment Trump's DOJ Shut Down Gross's Fight for J6 Justice
39:56 Why Isn't Trump Helping the People Prosecuted for Covid "Crimes"?
43:12 The Corrupt Lawyers Selling Presidential Pardons
40:59 The Anti-White Agenda Within the DOJ
1:01:43 Has Anyone in Power Taken Gross's Side?
1:07:02 Gross's Conversations With Harmeet Dhillon
1:18:06 Does Anyone in Washington Feel Empathy for These People?
1:22:35 What's Trump's Motive in Protecting Corruption?
1:23:33 What Do We Know About the Terror Watchlist?
1:33:34 Gross's Separation from DOJ
1:38:22 Why Is the Trump Administration Defending This?
Jonathan Gross retweeted
Another tragic case of a family destroyed by the DOJ.
DOJ has a list of 870,000 American small business owners who committed "fraud" with the PPP loans. If that list was made up of Somali's it would include every Somali in the country.
Somalis are NOT on that list. YOU ARE.
Think you did nothing wrong? It won't matter when you're indicted for 10 counts of "wire fraud." The government only needs to get the jury to convict you of one.
Without exaggeration, the government wins almost 100% of the time. That statistic alone should frighten every American. That statistic is right out of the Soviet Union. Are we supposed to believe that the government has its man 100% of the time? No margin of error?
We should be demanding daily an end to this tyranny. There is nothing stopping them from going after YOU, and nothing you can do about it when they do. If YOU are not bothered, it's only because they haven't come for YOU --- YET!
This is not a Republican/Democrat or Left/Right issue. This is a life/death issue.
Until this problem is addressed, we do not live in a free country.
Jonathan Gross retweeted
Fact remains: The USA GOVERNMENT DESTROYED 1575 AMERICAN J6 FAMILIES.
Another tragic case of a family destroyed by the DOJ.
DOJ has a list of 870,000 American small business owners who committed "fraud" with the PPP loans. If that list was made up of Somali's it would include every Somali in the country.
Somalis are NOT on that list. YOU ARE.
Think you did nothing wrong? It won't matter when you're indicted for 10 counts of "wire fraud." The government only needs to get the jury to convict you of one.
Without exaggeration, the government wins almost 100% of the time. That statistic alone should frighten every American. That statistic is right out of the Soviet Union. Are we supposed to believe that the government has its man 100% of the time? No margin of error?
We should be demanding daily an end to this tyranny. There is nothing stopping them from going after YOU, and nothing you can do about it when they do. If YOU are not bothered, it's only because they haven't come for YOU --- YET!
This is not a Republican/Democrat or Left/Right issue. This is a life/death issue.
Until this problem is addressed, we do not live in a free country.
Jonathan Gross retweeted
There are so many of us, it’s frightening that more Americans aren’t aware how the DOJ actually works. pardonmazzei.com/
Agree to disagree. I can only speak for DOJ. President Trump has done ZERO because he appointed @AGToddBlanche as AG -- a life long democrat, Obama prosecutor, leftist New York elitist lawyer, former partner of Robert Mueller, lover and protector of the swamp that Trump promised to drain. I suspect that it is the same in every other department.
Another tragic case of a family destroyed by the DOJ.
DOJ has a list of 870,000 American small business owners who committed "fraud" with the PPP loans. If that list was made up of Somali's it would include every Somali in the country.
Somalis are NOT on that list. YOU ARE.
Think you did nothing wrong? It won't matter when you're indicted for 10 counts of "wire fraud." The government only needs to get the jury to convict you of one.
Without exaggeration, the government wins almost 100% of the time. That statistic alone should frighten every American. That statistic is right out of the Soviet Union. Are we supposed to believe that the government has its man 100% of the time? No margin of error?
We should be demanding daily an end to this tyranny. There is nothing stopping them from going after YOU, and nothing you can do about it when they do. If YOU are not bothered, it's only because they haven't come for YOU --- YET!
This is not a Republican/Democrat or Left/Right issue. This is a life/death issue.
Until this problem is addressed, we do not live in a free country.
There are so many of us, it’s frightening that more Americans aren’t aware how the DOJ actually works. pardonmazzei.com/
Jonathan Gross retweeted
Joseph Cammarata is exactly who this leaves behind. No famous name, no access. He has been imprisoned nearly five years for conduct the Supreme Court held lawful in Sprint v. APCC (2008), sentenced by a judge who said from the bench he had invested and made claims in the same settlements at issue. His pardon application was denied in July. His appeal has sat 32 months in a court where the prosecuting SEC attorney's wife works as an attorney in the executive office.
An independent review of prosecutorial decisions, as you describe, is exactly what cases like his need. Without access, the record is all he has. ExposingJustice.com
In a fair system, there would be an independent group to review prosecutorial decisions like the case of Michael Castillero. But its not a fair system. This man's life depends on whether the people with access will bring it to the president's attention. If you pay the ransom, they just may mention it to the president and you have a shot. But if you don't, sucks for you. You're life is destroyed and your children are orphaned.
@tedcruz wrote about this in his book about Weaponization. Its called "Justice Corrupted: How the Left Weaponized Our Legal System." DON'T BUY THE BOOK. It is just Ted Cruz profiting off of weaponization by selling a book, without doing a thing about it.
In his book, he concedes that the Justice System is corrupt. It is worth noting that he was a part of that system during the George W. Bush admin when he served as associate attorney general, and he did nothing to reform the corrupt system when he had the chance. In fact, that is when we got the Patriot Act. Thanks Ted.
In his book, he describe the Pardon Access System - which he played a role in. During the Obama administration, @DineshDSouza made a movie critical of Barak Obama. Soon after, the federal prosecutors at the Southern District of New York, coincidentally happened to discovery that @DineshDSouza gave $15,000 to a doomed republican candidate in a NY election without hiring the right lawyers that George Soros uses to make sure he gave the money properly. without stepping on any of the regulatory trip wires that make it impossible for regular people to meaningfully contribute to a candidate or run for office without violating several felonies. The crime had no victim and cannot be articulated. But SDNY went maximum effort to convict @DineshDSouza . This was all while @AGToddBlanche was working as a prosecutor in the Southern District of New York Office.
Dinesh was coerced into a plea deal and went to jail. After he got out, he was branded a felon, with all that goes along with that scarlet letter. According to @tedcruz dinesh begged him to bring the matter to President Trump's attention.
Cruz writes that he hesitated to even mention it to the President because, after all, even though it was weaponization, Dinesh did break the law. So he got what's coming to him. According to Ted, we should never question the integrity of the faithful public servant federal prosecutors.
But in the end, Cruz decided to mention Dinesh to President Trump, and without hesitation, President Trump decided to pardon Dinesh.
But @tedcruz - what about the thousands of victims of weaponization who aren't famous? Can you bring their cases to President Trump? Or are pardons only for famous people who have access to people like you who have access to the President?
Ted Cruz participated in this corrupt pardon economy and he is just as guilty as everyone else involved. Even though I am sure he didn't take any money from Dinesh (one hopes) he still enabled this corrupt system that favors those with access and leaves out to dry ordinary American citizens without access, money, influence, or friends in high places.
This is NOT AMERICAN. This is BANANA REPUBLIC activity.
Who is going to challenge Ted Cuz on this??? Why has he done nothing but write a stupid book about weaponization? He is all talk and no action.
If this is his record on weaponization - paying lip service to the issue while participating in the corruption - what do you think his record is on the other issues?
When I was in the justice department under President Trump, I met more than one high level political appointee that previously worked for the Brookings Institution, where Norm Eisen is a senior fellow.
Can you imagine a high level attorney in the Biden DOJ with Turning Point USA on his resume? It would never happen. But under Trump we get Norm Eisen's friends. #MAGA
Jonathan Gross retweeted
Another long rant by Marc Elias, yet not one word about his law firm’s apparent involvement in recruiting Decoy Dan Sullivan.
The only reason criminals like Marc Elias and Norm Eisen are so smug and operate with such impunity is that they know the judicial cartel will keep them safe.
Heartbreaking.
Finally, after one year, one month, and six days, I was able to see and hug my beautiful daughter, Elizabeth! She looks amazing, more beautiful than ever, and full of hope. Being back in Miami makes her feel one step closer to home and her five children. Sadly, her children have not been able to see her yet. Little Sophie was so excited to see Mommy this Sunday, but something came up, and their visit has been postponed until next Sunday. My heart breaks for her because she has waited so long for that hug. Still, we are grateful for this blessing and pray that soon Elizabeth will be home where she belongs, surrounded by her children. Our fight is not over, but today my heart is full of joy and hope. ❤️� Elizabeth Mercedes Hernandez
#9 of #43Americans
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Jonathan Gross retweeted
So proud to call this man my friend/family. He was and is such a God-send to my family. God bless you, @Jon_Gross!
Jonathan Gross retweeted
Thank you for interviewing Mr Gross. Public needs to know he is a true believer in civil liberty for all Americans. I hope this will inspire lawyers and judges to actually honor their oath to preserve and protect the Constitution.
Jonathan Gross retweeted
@Jon_Gross was my attorney in San Antonio Tx. He helped me sue the city of San Antonio in 2024 for my unlawful arrest at a public airport for simply video recording 3 coach buses of illegal aliens.
These foreigners were departing to the interior of America paid for by your tax dollars. We won the lawsuit thanks to Jon. He is a hero and a patriot.
Jonathan Gross retweeted
One political prisoner in America is one too many; before lecturing other nations on political prisoners and human rights, America needs to get its house in order.
Jonathan Gross retweeted
Thank you for standing out there. Please add Joseph Cammarata to the list.
He was prosecuted for conduct the Supreme Court held lawful in Sprint v. APCC (2008), and the government knew it. At trial the prosecutor said "this appears to be assigned," then moved to strike his own words. The SEC froze more than $78 million at a hearing held in Philadelphia while he sat in his own detention hearing in Miami. The judge said at sentencing he had invested and made claims in the same settlements. The lead SEC attorney's wife is an attorney in the Third Circuit's executive office, where his appeal has sat 31 months without a response.
Nearly five years imprisoned. His case is now before the Supreme Court. ExposingJustice.com
There are thousands of political prisoners. I get messages like this one every day.
Thank you for standing out there. Please add Joseph Cammarata to the list.
He was prosecuted for conduct the Supreme Court held lawful in Sprint v. APCC (2008), and the government knew it. At trial the prosecutor said "this appears to be assigned," then moved to strike his own words. The SEC froze more than $78 million at a hearing held in Philadelphia while he sat in his own detention hearing in Miami. The judge said at sentencing he had invested and made claims in the same settlements. The lead SEC attorney's wife is an attorney in the Third Circuit's executive office, where his appeal has sat 31 months without a response.
Nearly five years imprisoned. His case is now before the Supreme Court. ExposingJustice.com
Here is @AAGMcDonald with some more government propaganda slop. Don't believe any of this. But if we are to take him at his word, look at the amount of money that was given to fraudsters by government bureaucrats. I counted over $650 million.
If they are to be believed, this is a national crisis. Literally billions and billions of dollars are being shoveled out to fraudsters by either incompetent or corrupt government bureaucrats who are giving out YOUR money with zero due diligence. We are being told that they are giving out tens of millions of dollars to dozens and dozens of fake doctors without even the slightest attempts at verification. It sounds pretty easy to get money from the government. All you need to do is submit a request and it sounds like you'll get paid. You can collect millions before the government finally catches on.
This is a national crisis and the President should put an immediate stop to it until we are told exactly what the hell is going on.
TOP 35 WEEKLY FRAUD ANNOUNCEMENTS
October 26 - 30, 2026
1. Operation Ghostbusters: Five defendants charged in a “ghost student” scheme using stolen identities to obtain federal student aid; more than $32 million in related losses was identified and over $750,000 in crypto from Kenya was seized.
2. Minnesota Fraud: Seven defendants charged with health care fraud or benefits fraud in schemes involving over $29M in newly discovered fraud.
3. A doctor in California was sentenced to 15 years for fraudulently billing Medicare more than $45 million for medically unnecessary or nonexistent Botox injections; over $16 million was forfeited.
4. A defendant in Minnesota was sentenced to 360 months for his role in the $250 million Feeding Our Future scheme after facilitating more than $44 million in fraudulent federal child-nutrition proceeds.
5. A defendant in Minnesota was sentenced to 78 months and fined $40,000 for his role in attempting to bribe a juror with $200,000 cash during the defendant's fraud trial.
6. Six tax preparers were indicted for allegedly filing more than 9,000 fraudulent returns seeking over $177 million in refunds, approximately $81 million of which was issued.
7. An Indian national pleaded guilty to using stolen Medicare identities to submit $227 million in claims for undelivered COVID-19 test kits; Medicare paid approximately $136 million.
8. Two supervisors of a Ghana-based romance-scam and business-email-compromise organization pleaded guilty in a conspiracy that stole and laundered more than $100 million from dozens of victims.
9. Guilty pleas in $65 million multinational fraud and money-laundering operation that targeted thousands of elderly victims; 25 defendants have been charged.
10. A safety inspector received 30 months in prison for fabricating hundreds of gas-pipeline tests, causing more than $64 million in remediation costs and creating risks of leaks and explosions.
11. A mental-health provider’s co-owner was arrested and charged with submitting more than $49 million in allegedly fraudulent Medicaid claims for crisis services.
12. A coordinated pandemic-fraud initiative announced criminal actions involving approximately $26.9 million in alleged SBA losses, alongside civil recoveries, as part of a broader $34 million enforcement effort.
13. Six Africa-based defendants were charged in fraudulent cryptocurrency and NFT investment schemes linked to transnational criminal organizations; related enforcement restrained more than $1 billion in cryptocurrency.
14. Three defendants received prison terms of 84, 30, and 24 months for a government-imposter scheme that stole more than $10 million from over 50 victims in 19 states.
15. A personal assistant was sentenced to 48 months for stealing nearly $10 million from elderly employers and was ordered to forfeit $9.6 million.
16. Three defendants pleaded guilty to operating international romance scams that caused mostly older victims in 25 states and three countries to lose more than $9 million.
17. A former accountant was sentenced to 63 months for stealing more than $8.2 million through bogus accessory-dwelling-unit investments and was ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture.
18. A durable-medical-equipment operator was convicted at trial in an $8.6 million Medicare scheme involving forged prescriptions and unwanted or medically unnecessary orthotic braces.
19. A business owner pleaded guilty to laundering money after embezzling more than $7.8 million from a federally funded rural broadband project and transferring proceeds into cryptocurrency accounts.
20. A man was sentenced to five years for using stolen identities belonging to more than 150 people to obtain approximately $2.8 million in pandemic unemployment benefits.
21. A money launderer was sentenced to eight years and ordered to pay approximately $2.4 million for facilitating tech-support and government-imposter scams targeting elderly victims.
22. A former procurement official pleaded guilty to bribery and honest-services wire fraud for steering contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars in exchange for nearly $183,000 in payments to a relative.
23. A fugitive charged with laundering millions from romance, sweepstakes, rental, and shipping scams targeting elderly victims was arrested while reentering the United States and ordered detained.
24. A Jamaican national was extradited to face a 29-count indictment alleging lottery fraud and money laundering involving victims told to prepay taxes and fees for fictitious prizes.
25. An accountant was sentenced to 41 months for bank fraud and money laundering after fraudulently obtaining nearly $1 million in pandemic loans and laundering $150,000 in drug proceeds.
26. A business owner pleaded guilty to fraudulently receiving more than $890,000 through PPP and EIDL applications after seeking over $1.2 million and using proceeds for personal expenses, stocks, and cryptocurrency.
27. A woman pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering after fraudulently obtaining more than $618,000 in PPP and EIDL funds through fabricated tax records and fictitious employment data.
28. Eleven defendants were indicted in a 21-count conspiracy alleging more than $400,000 in fraudulent PPP loans obtained with false tax forms and inflated or nonexistent business income.
29. A fraudulent-document marketplace operator was sentenced to 27 months and ordered to pay $386k after fake records supplied through his websites supported more than $380,000 in fraudulent pandemic loans.
30. A pharmacist was sentenced to 90 months for illegally dispensing at least 335,351 high-dose oxycodone pills to customers without a medical need, often at approximately 10 times the typical price.
31. Two defendants pleaded guilty to using 23 fraudulent applications and fake leases to steal more than $187,000 from a pandemic emergency-rental-assistance program.
32. A community support worker was indicted on 38 fraud and theft counts for allegedly billing over $109,000 for Medicaid services that were not provided.
33. A forged-check scheme leader received five years in prison, a co-defendant received 27 months, and eight participants were ordered to pay combined restitution of $115,936.05.
34. The final defendant in an interstate bank-fraud and identity-theft conspiracy was sentenced to 42 months for a scheme involving $91,300 in loss.
35. A woman was sentenced to 24 months and ordered to pay $150,590 for passing a stolen and falsely endorsed U.S. Treasury check.
All in support of @POTUS and @VP's Task Force to Eliminate Fraud (@WHFraudTF).