The Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated an investigation into E. Jean Carroll, who previously accused Donald Trump of sexual abuse and defamation. This move has prompted unease among DOJ insiders, with some labeling the potential perjury case as politically motivated and lacking substantial legal grounding. Ken Dilanian, a reporter on MS NOW, described the investigation as part of Trump's ongoing campaign against his political opponents, noting that it appears to target individuals who oppose him. Former prosecutor Kristy Greenberg echoed these sentiments, emphasizing that the judge in Carroll's earlier case found her credible, which challenges the basis of the current investigation. Greenberg further asserted that the prosecutors' focus on Carroll's lawsuit financing comments is misguided, stating, 'This is not a legitimate perjury case.' With such strong criticisms from legal experts, many believe that this investigation is unlikely to succeed and should be regarded as 'dead on arrival.'