Jim Jordan Dismisses Trump's Campaign Retribution Promises

Jordan argues against fears of political retribution, emphasizing his opposition to using the Justice Department for targeting opponents.

Rep. Jim Jordan downplays President-elect Trump's campaign promises of enacting retribution against political opponents.
Jordan, in a CNN interview, insists Trump will not use the Justice Department to prosecute perceived enemies in his second term.
He argues that retribution has been more prevalent from the opposition, citing examples of alleged political targeting by the Biden administration.
The discussion with CNN's Dana Bash also touched on immigration and free speech, highlighting Jordan's stance against political prosecution.
Trump's campaign rhetoric included threats to prosecute several prominent Democrats, which Jordan suggests are unlikely to be realized.