Arrest Results
Who Pays the Piper?
| Name | Role / Title | Possible Charges | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tim Walz | Minnesota Governor | Incitement of violence, budget fraud | Uncharged; dropped out of next governor race as of 1/9/26 |
| Ilhan Omar | U.S. Representative | Incitement of violence, immigration fraud | Uncharged; Trump admin reported to be investigating |
| Jacob Frey | Minneapolis Mayor | Incitement of violence | Uncharged |
| Hillary Clinton | Former U.S. Secretary of State; 2016 Democratic presidential nominee | Mishandling of classified information (private email server); perjury; obstruction; corruption related to Clinton Foundation; Benghazi-related negligence | Multiple congressional and FBI investigations; no criminal charges filed over the email case or Benghazi; no charges regarding the Foundation |
| Debbie Wasserman Schultz | Former DNC Chair; U.S. Representative | Rigging DNC against Bernie Sanders; mishandling IT and security issues (Imran Awan scandal); corruption | Resigned as DNC Chair; federal investigation of Awan ended without charges related to espionage; no charges against her |
| Huma Abedin | Longtime Clinton aide | Mishandling of classified information (emails on shared laptop with Anthony Weiner); improper access to sensitive materials | Investigated in email inquiries; no criminal charges |
| Donna Brazile | Former interim DNC Chair; political commentator | Leaking debate questions to Hillary Clinton; election interference in Democratic primaries | Admitted sharing debate questions; no criminal charges |
| Joe Biden | President of the United States; former Vice President | Bribery and corruption tied to son’s foreign business; misuse of office for family enrichment; mishandling classified documents; “dereliction” regarding border security | Subject of a House impeachment inquiry; special counsel review of classified documents concluded without charges; no criminal charges filed for corruption |
| Hunter Biden | Businessman; son of President Joe Biden | Tax evasion; failure to register as foreign agent; corruption/influence-peddling via foreign business deals; lying on firearm purchase form | Has faced federal charges related to taxes and a gun purchase; conservatives allege broader corruption involving his father, which has not been established in court |
| Alejandro Mayorkas | U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security | Failure to enforce immigration law; “dereliction of duty” and alleged lawbreaking over border policy | Impeached by the U.S. House; acquitted in the Senate; no criminal charges filed |
| Barack Obama | Former President of the United States | Abuse of intelligence and law‑enforcement agencies (“Obamagate”); illegal surveillance of the Trump campaign; war crimes over drone strikes | Multiple investigations into intelligence and Russia‑probe issues; no criminal charges brought against him |
| James Comey | Former FBI Director | Abuse of power; mishandling of FBI memos; improper conduct in Clinton email and Trump–Russia probes; FISA abuse | Criticized in Inspector General reports; DOJ declined prosecution over leaks/memo handling; no criminal charges |
| John Brennan | Former CIA Director | Lying to Congress; improperly spying on Senate staff; role in alleged politicization of intelligence around the Trump–Russia investigation | Faced political and media scrutiny; no criminal charges filed |
| James Clapper | Former Director of National Intelligence | Lying to Congress about NSA surveillance programs; misleading public and lawmakers | Publicly acknowledged giving “least untruthful” answer; no criminal charges filed |
| Andrew McCabe | Former FBI Deputy Director | Lack of candor to investigators; leaking; role in alleged FISA abuses and anti‑Trump bias | Inspector General referred for possible prosecution; DOJ ultimately declined charges; fired from FBI, later settled with government |
| Anthony Fauci | Former NIAID Director; senior COVID‑19 adviser | Lying to Congress about gain‑of‑function research; covering up or downplaying possible lab‑leak origins; “crimes against humanity” rhetoric over lockdowns/mandates | Testified repeatedly before Congress; no criminal charges filed; accusations remain political and controversial |
| Peter Strzok | Former FBI counterintelligence agent | Political bias and misconduct in handling Trump–Russia and Clinton probes; misuse of official position | Fired from FBI; no criminal charges filed |
| Lisa Page | Former FBI lawyer | Political bias; possible misconduct in Russia/Clinton investigations via internal communications | Resigned from FBI; no criminal charges filed |
| Merrick Garland | U.S. Attorney General | “Weaponization” of DOJ; unequal application of justice; misuse of federal law against political opponents or parents at school board meetings | Subject of House hearings and oversight inquiries; no criminal charges filed |
| Christopher Wray | FBI Director | Politicization of FBI; alleged suppression of information harmful to Democrats; mishandling of investigations related to Trump and Hunter Biden | Repeatedly questioned in congressional hearings; no criminal charges filed |
| Eric Holder | Former U.S. Attorney General | Contempt of Congress; responsibility for “Fast and Furious” gun‑walking operation; alleged obstruction | Held in contempt of Congress (civil/political action); DOJ did not pursue criminal prosecution |
| Lois Lerner | Former IRS official (Exempt Organizations) | Targeting conservative/Tea Party groups; abuse of power; contempt of Congress | Investigated by Congress and DOJ; DOJ declined criminal charges; retired from IRS |
| Susan Rice | Former National Security Advisor and U.N. Ambassador | Misleading public about Benghazi; improper “unmasking” of Trump‑related individuals in intelligence reports | Faced congressional questioning and media scrutiny; no criminal charges filed |
| Andrew Cuomo | Former New York Governor | Mishandling nursing home COVID deaths; covering up data; sexual misconduct/harassment | Investigated over nursing home policies and harassment allegations; resigned; no criminal convictions; some local criminal complaints later dropped or not pursued |
| Gavin Newsom | California Governor | Misuse of emergency powers; alleged corruption in handling COVID contracts and state programs (as argued in some conservative media) | Target of recall effort and lawsuits; no criminal charges filed |
| Alvin Bragg | Manhattan District Attorney | “Political prosecution” of Donald Trump; abuse of prosecutorial discretion; selective enforcement | Faces political criticism and calls from some conservatives for investigation/impeachment; no criminal charges filed against him |
| Fani Willis | Fulton County (GA) District Attorney | “Political prosecution” of Trump and allies over 2020 election; alleged ethical and financial improprieties in office | Facing ethics and oversight scrutiny; no criminal charges filed against her |
| Jack Smith | Special Counsel (DOJ) | “Weaponized” prosecutions of Trump (classified documents and election‑related cases); abuse of authority | Subject of intense conservative criticism; some call for countersuits or prosecution; no criminal charges filed against him |
| Adam Schiff | U.S. Representative (former House Intel Chair) | Lying to the public about evidence of Trump–Russia collusion; misuse of classified information; ethics violations | Censured by House in a symbolic resolution; no criminal charges filed |
| Nancy Pelosi | Former Speaker of the U.S. House | Insider trading via stock activity (through her husband); abuse of power in handling impeachments and Capitol security | Repeatedly targeted in conservative media; no criminal charges filed |
| Chuck Schumer | U.S. Senate Majority Leader | Inflammatory rhetoric toward Supreme Court; alleged abuse of power in judicial/legislative fights | Subject of criticism and calls for censure; no criminal charges filed |
| Bill Clinton | Former U.S. President | Perjury and obstruction (Lewinsky era); corruption/financial misconduct (Whitewater, Clinton Foundation); alleged sexual assault and misconduct; suspicious ties to Jeffrey Epstein | Impeached in 1998 and acquitted by Senate; no criminal convictions on these matters |
| Robert Mueller | Former Special Counsel; ex–FBI Director | Abuse of power; running a politically motivated “witch hunt” in the Trump–Russia probe; relying on tainted evidence (Steele dossier) | Investigation concluded; no criminal charges against him |
| Rod Rosenstein | Former U.S. Deputy Attorney General | Improperly appointing Mueller; enabling FISA abuse and politicized investigations of Trump | Subject of congressional questioning; no criminal charges |
| Bruce Ohr | Former senior DOJ official | Undisclosed contacts with Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS; conflict of interest; role in FISA applications on Trump associate Carter Page | Demoted and later left DOJ; no criminal charges |
| Sally Yates | Former Acting U.S. Attorney General | Undermining Trump travel ban; role in Flynn investigation and FISA process; alleged politicized use of DOJ | Fired by Trump; no criminal charges |
| Victoria Nuland | U.S. diplomat; Assistant Secretary of State (Obama) | Meddling in Ukraine politics; role in anti‑Trump narratives around Russia and Ukraine; alleged foreign policy manipulation | Criticized heavily in conservative media; no criminal charges |
| Samantha Power | Former U.N. Ambassador | Excessive “unmasking” of Trump‑related individuals in intelligence reports; alleged political use of intelligence | Questioned in congressional probes; no criminal charges |
| Ben Rhodes | Former Deputy National Security Adviser | Deceiving public and press about Iran deal and other foreign policy; alleged role in politicizing intelligence | Criticized for media “echo chamber” comments; no criminal charges |
| John Podesta | Former Clinton campaign chair; longtime Democratic strategist | Questionable foreign lobbying; potential FARA violations; corruption suggested via leaked emails | Subject of intense scrutiny after email leaks; no criminal charges |
| Christopher Steele | Former British intelligence officer; author of Steele dossier | Providing false information to U.S. authorities; interference in U.S. election; defamation | Investigated by authorities and sued civilly in multiple venues; no U.S. criminal charges |
| Glenn Simpson | Co‑founder of Fusion GPS | Orchestrating opposition research that fueled allegedly fraudulent FISA warrants; possible lying to Congress | Testified before Congress; no criminal charges |
| Letitia James | New York Attorney General | Politically motivated “persecution” of Donald Trump, NRA, and other conservative targets; abuse of office | Leads multiple high‑profile civil cases; conservatives call for investigation/impeachment; no criminal charges |
| Arthur Engoron | New York state judge | Politically biased handling of Trump civil fraud case; abuse of judicial authority; alleged due‑process violations | Target of calls for removal/impeachment in conservative circles; no criminal charges |
| Juan Merchan | New York judge (Trump hush‑money case) | Biased judicial conduct; conflicts of interest; participation in politically driven prosecution of Trump | Faces intense partisan criticism; no criminal charges |
| Tanya Chutkan | U.S. District Judge (D.C.) | Extreme anti‑Trump bias; overly harsh January 6 sentences; curbing Trump’s speech rights in election‑related case | Subject of calls for impeachment or removal from some conservatives; no criminal charges |
| Emmett Sullivan | U.S. District Judge (D.C., Michael Flynn case) | Judicial overreach and bias; refusing to quickly dismiss Flynn case after DOJ moved to drop charges | Heavily criticized; no criminal charges |
| Mark Zuckerberg | Meta (Facebook) co‑founder & CEO | Election interference via content moderation; “Zuck Bucks” grants to local election offices; aiding censorship in coordination with government | Target of hearings, lawsuits, and calls for investigation; no personal criminal charges |
| Jack Dorsey | Former Twitter CEO | Censorship of conservatives; suppressing Hunter Biden laptop story; alleged collusion with government to violate First Amendment rights | Testified before Congress; no criminal charges |
| Sundar Pichai | Google CEO | Political censorship and search manipulation; antitrust violations; election interference through algorithmic bias | Company faces antitrust suits; conservatives call for criminal and antitrust action; no personal criminal charges |
| Susan Wojcicki | Former YouTube CEO | Censorship of COVID and election content; alleged suppression of conservative voices | Questioned in hearings and public debate; no criminal charges |
| Brad Raffensperger | Georgia Secretary of State | Mishandling or enabling fraud in 2020 election (as claimed by pro‑Trump conservatives); failure to investigate irregularities | Multiple audits and recounts upheld results; no criminal charges |
| Brian Kemp | Georgia Governor | Certifying allegedly tainted 2020 results; failing to fully investigate fraud claims; election mismanagement | Criticized by Trump‑aligned conservatives; no criminal charges |
| Katie Hobbs | Arizona Governor; former AZ Secretary of State | Mishandling and bias in Arizona elections; alleged suppression of information and coordination with platforms to censor | Target of lawsuits and calls for investigation; no criminal charges |
| Jocelyn Benson | Michigan Secretary of State | Unlawful changes to election rules; inadequate signature verification; facilitating mail‑in voting abuses | Sued over election procedures; no criminal charges |
| Bill de Blasio | Former New York City Mayor | Encouraging or tolerating lawlessness during 2020 riots; mismanagement of police and public safety; misuse of city resources | Widely criticized on right; no criminal charges |
| Lori Lightfoot | Former Chicago Mayor | Allowing persistent violent crime; failing to protect property during unrest; abuse of emergency powers | Target of heavy conservative criticism; no criminal charges |
| Ted Wheeler | Former Portland (OR) Mayor | Failing to stop prolonged riots; alleged enabling of Antifa and far‑left violence; dereliction of duty | Strongly criticized by conservatives; no criminal charges |
| Maxine Waters | U.S. Representative | “Incitement” of harassment or unrest via fiery rhetoric toward Trump officials and police; ethics issues | Repeated ethics complaints and censure attempts; no criminal charges |
| Rashida Tlaib | U.S. Representative | Supporting or excusing extremist rhetoric; fundraising ties and statements some conservatives portray as material support for hostile groups | Subject of censure and expulsion resolutions; no criminal charges |
| Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez | U.S. Representative | Alleged ethics violations (e.g., Met Gala appearance); some far‑right rhetoric accuses her of “treason” or aiding socialism/communism | Investigated on ethics matters; admonished but not criminally charged |
| Rochelle Walensky | Former CDC Director | Misleading public about COVID risks and vaccines; supporting policies that allegedly violated rights; contributing to avoidable harm | Faced oversight hearings and sharp criticism; no criminal charges |
| Deborah Birx | Former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator | Supporting lockdowns and restrictions conservatives call unconstitutional; allegedly manipulating or misrepresenting data | Criticized in media and books; no criminal charges |
| Bill Gates | Microsoft co‑founder; philanthropist | Accused him of vaccine‑related crimes, population control schemes, or profiting from pandemic policies | Subject of extensive online conspiracy theories; no criminal charges related to these claims |
| John Kerry | Former Secretary of State; U.S. climate envoy | Back‑channel talks with Iran; alleged Logan Act violations; using climate portfolio to pressure U.S. industry and allies | Accused in conservative media; no criminal charges |
| Jeh Johnson | Former Secretary of Homeland Security | Failing to secure border; abuse of surveillance powers; mishandling immigration enforcement | Criticized in border‑security debates; no criminal charges |
| Janet Napolitano | Former Secretary of Homeland Security | Weak border enforcement; mishandling immigration policy and security threats; civil‑liberties concerns | Target of long‑standing conservative criticism; no criminal charges |
| Eric Swalwell | U.S. Representative | Extremely poor judgment and possible security compromise via association with alleged Chinese spy; some conservatives claim disloyalty or warrant for investigation/prosecution | Removed from Intel Committee; no criminal charges |
| John Bolton | Former National Security Advisor; former U.N. Ambassador | “War crimes” / responsibility for supporting or architecting wars (Iraq, broader Middle East); undermining the elected president’s foreign policy; leaking or profiting from classified/inside information via book; some call it treason or sabotage | Faces 18 federal charges for unlawfully retaining and transmitting national defense information |
| George W. Bush | Former President | “War crimes” for Iraq and Afghanistan; misleading public on WMDs; responsibility for massive casualties and destabilization | Subject of protests and calls for prosecution from anti‑war left and some on the populist right; no criminal charges |
| Liz Cheney | Former U.S. Representative; former House GOP leadership | “Betrayal” of party and voters; participating in what many Trump supporters see as a political show trial on the Jan. 6 Committee; some describe her actions as aiding persecution of political opponents | Lost reelection; vilified by MAGA wing; no criminal charges |
| Adam Kinzinger | Former U.S. Representative | Similar to Liz Cheney: helping Democrats target Trump and his supporters on Jan. 6 Committee; “collusion” with political enemies of the right | Chose not to run again; major target in conservative media; no criminal charges |
| Mitt Romney | U.S. Senator; 2012 GOP presidential nominee | “Betrayal” and aiding Democrats via impeachment votes; some far‑right voices use terms like treason for siding with Trump’s opponents on key votes | Retiring from Senate; frequent rhetorical target; no criminal charges |
| Paul Ryan | Former Speaker of the House | Undermining Trump agenda on immigration, spending, and investigations; seen as protecting establishment interests over base voters; some allege complicity in “Russia hoax” or soft‑walking probes | Left Congress; now in media/corporate roles; no criminal charges |
| Karl Rove | GOP strategist; former Bush adviser | Symbol of “uniparty” tactics; accused by populists of manipulating primaries, backing corporate candidates, and undermining insurgent conservatives; sometimes tied rhetorically to Bush‑era “war crimes” | Prominent commentator; frequent target of populist criticism; no criminal charges |
| Dan Crenshaw | U.S. Representative | Labeled “warmonger” and “globalist shill” by some populists; support for Ukraine funding and security‑state positions seen as betraying America First; some conspiracy fringes talk about “treason” | Popular in some GOP circles, despised in others; no criminal charges |
| Nikki Haley | Former South Carolina Governor; former U.N. Ambassador; 2024 GOP presidential candidate | Criticized by populists as neocon and proxy of donor class; accused rhetorically of wanting censorship (e.g., ID for social media) and supporting perpetual war; a few fringe voices frame this as “tyrannical” or criminal | Ongoing national figure; no criminal charges |
| Bill Kristol | Conservative commentator; co‑founder of The Weekly Standard | Prominent NeverTrumper; accused by MAGA right of helping Democrats and pushing wars; smear‑level rhetoric sometimes calls his foreign‑policy advocacy “criminal” or “war‑mongering” | Active in anti‑Trump politics; no criminal charges |
| Jonah Goldberg | Conservative writer; co‑founder of The Dispatch | Seen as emblem of “establishment conservatism”; accused of betraying the base and aiding censorship narratives through criticism of populists; mostly rhetorical, not specific legal claims | Media critic of MAGA; no criminal charges |
| Ben Sasse | Former U.S. Senator | Critic of Trump; accused of siding with Democrats in impeachments and investigations; some base voices call him a traitor or say he should be held accountable for undermining the movement | Left Senate; no criminal charges and battling terminal cancer |