Accountability for Renee Good and Alex Pretti

In this episode of Justice Matters, host Glenn Kirschner reflects on the nation's repeated failures to hold powerful figures accountable, citing the 1974 pardon of Richard Nixon and the delayed response to Donald Trump's actions in 2021. He argues that with the current administration's resistance to justice, criminal accountability is unlikely until 2029, making congressional investigations the most viable path forward. Kirschner highlights the urgent need for Congress to investigate widespread abuses by DHS agencies, including the killings of Alex Preddy and Renee Good, unlawful detentions, and systemic misconduct. He promotes the Congressional Courage Campaign by Represent Us, a non-profit pushing for sustained public pressure on lawmakers to fulfill their constitutional duty. The episode underscores that while Congress has long failed to act, the American people can reclaim power by demanding accountability through organized civic engagement.