In a stunning MSNBC exclusive that has sent shockwaves through Washington's deep state circles, reports emerged that the Department of Justice under President Donald Trump is seeking criminal charges against former National Security Advisor John Bolton.  As captured in the viral clip shared above, the breaking news highlights an impending indictment expected as early as next week, following an FBI raid on Bolton's home and office. This development isn't just another headline—it's a clear signal that Trump is done playing games with disloyal insiders who have spent years undermining him. Bolton, once a key figure in Trump's administration, has devolved into one of his most vocal critics, spewing vitriol against the president's foreign policy while allegedly mishandling classified information. Conservatives are cheering this move as long-overdue accountability for a neocon warmonger whose actions have endangered national security and fueled endless wars.

With raids uncovering phones, USBs, and folders labeled "Trump I–IV," the noose is tightening, and Bolton's potential arrest could mark a pivotal moment in draining the swamp. Bolton's trajectory from Bush-era hawk to Trump administration insider to bitter exile is a cautionary tale of betrayal. Serving as National Security Advisor from 2018 to 2019, Bolton was fired by Trump amid clashes over foreign policy, particularly his push for military interventions that clashed with Trump's America First agenda. Post-dismissal, Bolton didn't fade quietly; he launched a relentless campaign against his former boss, culminating in his 2020 memoir, "The Room Where It Happened," which accused Trump of everything from incompetence to criminality. Conservatives have long viewed Bolton as a deep state operative, more interested in perpetual conflict than peace. As Fox News reported, Bolton's book exposed him to potential criminal liability for disclosing classified information without proper clearance, a hypocrisy laid bare when he later criticized Trump over similar document-handling issues at Mar-a-Lago.

Judge Royce Lamberth, in a 2020 ruling, scolded Bolton for "gambling" with national security, noting he exposed the country to harm and himself to civil—and potentially criminal—liability. Yet, the Biden DOJ dropped a lawsuit against him in 2021, a move conservatives decried as selective justice. Trump's pursuit of Bolton isn't petty revenge—it's about enforcing the rule of law that globalists like Bolton have flouted for decades. The recent FBI raid on Bolton's Maryland home, as detailed by The Federalist, stems from allegations of improperly retaining classified documents, including nuclear secrets—a charge far graver than those leveled against Trump. Sources told Newsmax that the DOJ is closing in, with charges potentially dropping next week, led by Maryland's acting U.S. Attorney.