Uncensored Objection

A sitting congressman, a 17-year-old girl, and a dating app used to recruit young women for drugs, cash, and sex across state lines: that’s what a new federal lawsuit now alleges against Matt Gaetz, the man Donald Trump once wanted running the Justice Department. I read the complaint and the House Ethics report that backs much of it, and in this video I’ll show you exactly what they say happened behind closed doors, who paid for it, and why Washington is hoping you never hear about it.Mitch Jackson, Esq.Subscribe for free to get every breakdown straight from the record, and if this work matters to you, a paid subscription keeps it independent and keeps it coming. Thank you. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.uncensoredobjection.com/subscribe

This midterm election decides more than who holds a gavel, and in this episode Jill and Jim walk you through exactly what changes on January 3, 2027 if you show up. They break down ten concrete shifts that land in your life: a vote on your health insurance costs, the power to take back the war power, an auditor for ICE, due process that stops being optional, soldiers off your streets, a return to science, Congress getting its checkbook back, a docket number for self dealing, relief at your grocery bill, and leadership that sets a calmer temperature. They explain each one the way Mitch would to a jury, with the facts, the stakes, and the specific tool a House majority controls, from the subpoena to the appropriations pen. We also cross examine Mitch’s own case and give you the limits, because the honest argument holds up better than the inflated one. You walk away knowing that three House seats and four Senate seats decide the distance between the Congress you have and the one you want, and that four people brought to the polls is a real number. Check your registration today, write down your deadline, make your plan, and use your voice, because Article I only runs when you do.Listen now, share it with the four people on your list, and if you want Mitch Jackson and the rest of us in your corner every week, join us over on our Substack at https://mitchthelawyer.substack.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.uncensoredobjection.com/subscribe

One man has spent three hundred sixty-six million dollars to shape this year’s midterms. One hundred fifty-eight million to a single Senate super PAC in one summer, more than the Democrats’ rival fund raised from every donor it had. Seventy-six million to his own turnout machine knocking on six and a half million doors. And that is only the money we can see, because millions more flow through groups that never name their donors. After promising in May to spend less, Musk is back dining with Trump, and the investment logic is simple. Investors always come to collect, in contracts, in investigations dropped, in favors banked.In this episode, Jim and Jill follow the money the way Mitch Jackson would in a courtroom: the filing numbers, the Paxton connection, the one hundred forty-nine million dollar ad blitz, the Citizens United machine that made it all legal, and the two-move fix that ends the auction. No both-sides fog, no despair, just the playbook: daylight on every dollar, a hard cap on mega-donor spending, and a constitutional amendment that kills Citizens United for good.The written version of this podcast episode is here.Mitch Jackson, Esq. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.uncensoredobjection.com/subscribe

A father pulled into a parking spot with his five year old in the back seat. Masked men with guns and no badges surrounded his car. He did what any parent would do. They fired seven rounds into his vehicle and put a bullet in his neck. They were federal agents. Since Trump returned to office, immigration agents have opened fire in at least thirty shootings, killed at least nine people, four of them American citizens, and wounded thirteen more. This is not law enforcement. This is what a government looks like when it turns on its own people.In this episode, Jim and Jill break down the Marble Hill shooting fact by fact, the pattern of masked raids from Los Angeles to Chicago, why the mask is the whole point, what the First Amendment says about filming these agents, and the fix that fits on an index card: visible face, name and badge on the chest, period. No hysteria, no inflated charges, just forty years of courtroom experience applied to the most dangerous policing story in America right now, and the one election that can stop it.Join us over on our Substack at https://mitchthelawyer.substack.comUncensored Objection ™ is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.uncensoredobjection.com/subscribe

Three weeks after signing the law that locked Russia's sanctions into place, the President let Putin sell diesel to America anyway. No forty-five days of notice. No written certification. No vote in Congress. Just a phone call, a Treasury permission slip with no price cap, and four point eight million tons of fuel flowing to the country bombing Ukrainian apartment buildings. Senator Schiff said we went from sanctioning Russian oil to buying it in three weeks. Senator Blumenthal called it a stain on our nation's character. Zelensky called it an obvious weakness. They are all right.In this episode, Jim and Jill cross-examine the deal the way Mitch Jackson would in a courtroom: the timeline, the backstory of Russia's broken refineries, the three locks Congress built into law, the Supreme Court rule from nineteen fifty-two that says paperwork never outranks a statute, why this is not treason even though it is terrible policy, and the one phone call you need to make before October eighteenth. No spin, no inflated charges, just what the law actually says and the exact move that puts pressure where it belongs.Join us over on our Substack at https://mitchthelawyer.substack.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.uncensoredobjection.com/subscribe