Jim Jordan Investigates DOJ's Treatment of Jan. 6 Reporter and Defendants

The House Judiciary Chairman demands documents and raises concerns over selective prosecution and First Amendment rights.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan demands DOJ explain its 'selective prosecution' of Blaze investigative reporter Steve Baker for his Jan. 6 coverage.
Jordan's inquiry highlights concerns over First Amendment rights and the DOJ's commitment to equal justice, citing Baker's harsh treatment during arrest.
The Judiciary Committee launches an investigation into the DOJ's handling of Baker and other Jan. 6 defendants, requesting documents by March 26.
Recent court rulings question the DOJ's sentencing enhancements for Jan. 6 defendants, raising concerns about the criminalization of politics.
The investigation aims to shed light on the DOJ's alleged selective treatment and ensure equal application of the law.