President Trump is not backing down. In fact, he is doing exactly what many Americans hoped he would do—cleaning house and calling out the double standards of the so-called justice system. This week, Trump added more names to the growing list of people who, in his words, should finally face justice after years of abusing their power to go after him, his supporters, and the America First movement.
Standing in the White House with Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel, Trump didn’t mince words. He called for investigations into Jack Smith, Andrew Weissmann, and Lisa Monaco—three of the top offenders in the left’s long war against him. “Deranged Jack Smith, in my opinion, is a criminal,” Trump said. He also pointed to Weissmann, who interviewed Smith at a public event, and Lisa Monaco, whom he called a puppet of the corrupt DOJ under Biden.
Let’s be clear—these are not wild accusations. These are calls for accountability.
For years, the American people watched as corrupt political operatives inside the DOJ and FBI used their power to target Trump, twist the law, and lie to the public. They pushed fake Russia hoaxes, impeachments without cause, and criminal witch hunts—all while ignoring real crimes from the Biden family and Democrat officials. Now, the tables are finally turning.
And of course, the so-called “experts” are upset. Legal scholars from liberal universities are wringing their hands, warning that Trump is “politicizing” the DOJ. Funny, they didn’t seem too worried when Merrick Garland was raiding Trump’s home or dragging parents to court for speaking out at school board meetings.
One professor from Texas A&M even claimed the Trump indictments under Biden were justified because they were “serious.” But what’s more serious—accusing a sitting president of mishandling documents, or spending years using the power of government to persecute political opponents?
Another law professor from NYU even said the Supreme Court gave Trump too much power, calling it “brazen.” That’s rich coming from a crowd that cheered every time Joe Biden used executive orders to push radical policies without Congress.
But here’s the truth: President Trump is not abusing power—he’s restoring the rule of law. When James Comey and Letitia James were indicted, it wasn’t because Trump “wanted revenge.” It was because these people weaponized their offices to destroy lives and steal power. They thought they could get away with it. Not anymore.
The left’s panic over Trump’s actions shows just how much they fear accountability. They know their time is up. They know a new era is beginning—one where justice is not just for the elites in D.C., but for every American who’s been lied to, ignored, and betrayed by the system.
This is not the end of the story. It’s only the beginning. Trump is showing the nation that no one is above the law—not even those who once thought they held all the power. And if the so-called experts don’t like it, maybe they should’ve spoken up when the shoe was on the other foot.
America is getting back on track. The swamp is draining. And finally, justice is on the move.