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29 October 2026
Zack Smith, Senior Legal Fellow of Courts and the Constitution at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the Department of Justice’s newly created National Fraud Enforcement Division, what it means for the investigation and prosecution of financial crimes and misuse of taxpayer dollars, and the backlash and ethics complaint against liberal members of Congress who are “warning” young people not to work in the Trump administration.
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