Judicial Watch has fought relentlessly for more information on allegations surrounding ex-US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch’s ‘enemies list’ – a list compiled to “monitor the activities of U.S. citizens,” as Fitton described. Recently released documents have now confirmed the existence of the ‘enemies list’, which was compiled by the Ambassador’s staff in 2019. “There was an enemies list. it was being used to target the Trump team, it was likely illegal and they were warned about it,” Fitton explained.

Judicial Watch responded in court that it is impossible for the Biden Senate documents, which are housed in the University of Delaware’s Library to not be supported by public funds. Judicial Watch notes that the University admitted that “[t]he State of Delaware provides the University with approximately $120 million each year through an appropriation in the state budget,” but never shows how public funds are not used to support the papers.

The review of Lisa Page’s phone reads as follows: “Phone not found, phone found and with DOJ OIG, but according to AMZ on 9/19/18 conversation, the phone was restored to factory settings. Per email from DOJ OIG contact [redacted] on 10/17/18, the phone was restored to factory settings when they received it.”

The unabating insurrections across America’s cities are doing little to reassure Americans of a secure election day this year, according to Fitton. As the Judicial Watch President explains, “I’m concerned that the violence will seep into election day.… the president has to step in if the governors refuse to end the violence.”