Jeanine Pirro: “The grand jury has a job. They look at evidence. They decide…”

“Do you think that your office's failure attempt to prosecute six members of Congress. I'm not here to talk about six members of Congress. I'm here to talk about the fact that. That The grand jury has a job. They look at evidence. They decide whether they want to indict. If they don't indict, so be it. And if you want to know what the judge thinks, go ask him. Next question.” (07:55–08:03)

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