During questioning today, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley questioned FBI Director Kash Patel about additional information gathered by Grassley’s staff about FBI operation “Arctic Frost.”

Arctic Frost should not be a surprise to Treehouse readers as we previously outlined the operation in March of this year. Arctic Frost was an investigation of President Trump and ALL supporters of Donald Trump in the aftermath of the fraudulent 2020 election. [SEE HERE]

Operation Arctic Frost was the highly political FBI investigation that issued search warrants including to the Twitter platform for the records of all followers and users of the platform who were associated with the account of President Trump.

As previously outlined, Elon Musk complied with the DOJ/FBI subpoena releasing the identity of all user accounts who liked, followed, retweeted or engaged the Twitter account of President Donald J Trump.  All of the banking records for Trump supporter groups were also subpoenaed including Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA [SEE HERE]

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It’s a little odd for FBI Director Kash Patel to sit in front of Grassley who is outlining an example of the institutional corruption within the agency, while Democrats on the senate committee are questioning Kash Patel about adverse impacts to the corrupt institutional participants.

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We see things for what they are, not what media try to have us believe.

Unlike the first term playbook, the Lawfare operation against President Trump is facing a more affirmed attack posture. Instead of Trump (T1) being on constant defense, Trump (T2) is strategically willing to be more confrontational and direct against the use of Lawfare and corrupt courts against Trump’s intended policy changes.

T2 Main Justice is still not going to the mattresses as many of us would like, and factually the DOJ and FBI operations are still a weakness in the overall war against the radical left; however, they do appear to recognize that direct aggressive confrontation is needed – despite the shortcomings in their capabilities.

In the fight between the executive authority and Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook, the embattled fed governor is being represented by Norm Eisen. Eisen, together with Mary McCord and other ideological travelers represent Lisa Cook and are using the issue as a point of attack against executive power.

In the latest development, in a 2-1 decision [SOURCE HERE], a federal appeals court has rejected President Donald Trump’s bid to quickly fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook. The two justices who decided to block Trump were appointed by Joe Biden. The justice who sided with the executive authority was appointed by President Trump.

Ultimately, this issue is going to the Supreme Court where hopefully the highest court will rule that President Trump can remove Lisa Cook for cause, because Cook falsified federal mortgage loan documents. But in the bigger picture, the issue around Cook is not as much about her unlawful conduct, as it is the value of what Cook represents in the fight against President Trump.

WASHINGTON DC – […] Judges J, Michelle Childs and Bradley Garcia, both Biden appointees, voted to leave Cook in her post, while Judge Gregory Katsas, a Trump appointee, dissented. The Department of Justice declined comment.

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President Trump, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, FBI Director Kash Patel, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Deputy AG Todd Blanche, Governor Bill Lee, and Tennessee Senators Marsha Blackburn and Bill Hagerty assemble in the Oval Office to share the announcement of the “Memphis Crime Taskforce.”  WATCH:

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Vice-President JD Vance guest hosted the Charlie Kirk Podcast today as he memorialized Charlie and interviewed guests who shared their personal stories.

At the end of the podcast, JD Vance then shared his perspectives of events surrounding the murder of Charlie Kirk with a powerful message outlining the hatred of the left and the solution to counter their evil enterprise.  WATCH:

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The full podcast is below:

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FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino appears on Fox News shortly after Director Kash Patel to outline his perspectives on the investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Deputy Bongino also wants viewers to know the investigation has been emotionally challenging for him due to his friendship with Charlie Kirk.  Thankfully, Bongino notes he expects to be okay as the investigation continues.  WATCH:

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FBI Director Kash Patel appears on Fox News this morning to outline more details and evidence in the investigation of Charlie Kirk’s assassin, Tyler Robinson, and his transgender roommate Lance Twiggs.

Director Patel also outlined his personal importance to the investigation outcomes and how his involvement was key to solving the identity of the suspect.  Patel notes how he is “quarterbacking” the investigation. WATCH:

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Many people were thrilled with the nomination and eventual confirmation of Kash Patel to be Director of the FBI. However, with decades of researching the political weaponization of the FBI and against the known capabilities of the nominee, we were not part of the thrilled group.

The non-pretenders looked at the challenge, contrast the scope of work against the skillset of the person selected to confront the institutional corruption, and warned people there was more reason to be apprehensive than optimistic.

Do you remember us outlining how the various FBI field offices would be keeping Patel/Bongino tied up with busy work, and stuff to go on TV about.

That said, we don’t want him to fail, but Director Patel has walked himself into a gauntlet of consequence that will be difficult to exit given his lack of discernment – evidenced in the events surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The people in control of FBI field operations (not Kash), set up their agency head by informing the boss a suspect was in custody.

The ever focused on public opinion, Director Kash Patel, then took to Twitter at 6:21 pm on September 10th to relay the news.  According to media reports Patel was just about to eat dinner at a swanky New York City restaurant when he sent the text message.

We all watched it unfold.

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Utah Governor Spencer Cox appears on CNN to discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the suspect Tyler Robinson, and his transgender roommate Lance Twiggs.

Within the interview you can see how corporate leftists represented by Dana Bash are currently prepositioning the narrative against FBI Director Kash Patel in advance of his upcoming senate testimony this week.  Unfortunately, FBI Director Patel has fully armed his internal opposition with a great deal of ammunition to use against him.  WATCH: 

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Someone leaked the booking record to Steven Crowder [SEE HERE] which includes the probable cause affidavit for the arrest warrant.

I will put the entire PC section below but pay attention to the last segment.  It appears in the Discord communication, an accomplice was supposed to come and retrieve the rifle from the woods noting it would be wrapped in a towel.

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The Utah Dept of Public Safety and FBI held a press conference to announce the arrest of Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old Utah resident, for the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

According to details released to the Daily Mail, the killer confessed to his father Matt Robinson, a member of law enforcement. His father, a 27-year-member of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, then contacted authorities and secured his son before he could be taken into custody.

[…] His mother, Amber Robinson, works for Intermountain Support Coordination Services, a company contracted by the state of Utah to help disabled people receive care.

Robinson was a student at Utah State University on a scholarship but attended for only one semester in 2021, insiders confirmed to Daily Mail. Robinson was taken into custody around 11pm local time in southern Utah on Thursday night.

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