It turns out that the left’s so-called “Republican” ally has some rather intriguing connections.
According to Norm Eisen—the man who practically wrote the playbook for the Deep State on color revolutions, anti-Trump tactics, and lawfare in the US—he and Chief Justice John Roberts aren’t just acquaintances, but close friends. In fact, they even spent an entire week together in the Czech Republic. According to Eisen, they were there to discuss “American rule of law” issues.
Interesting, right? Eisen was so eager to share this that he openly boasted about the trip, making it clear that Roberts isn’t corrupt—just a “close friend” who happened to visit and stay in Eisen’s lavish 150-room mansion while working on transatlantic political projects.Really?
This situation isn’t just odd; it’s a significant conflict of interest and might help explain a lot.
As it stands, Justice Roberts has no business overseeing any of the cases Eisen and his army of lawfare activists are pushing through the courts. And given Norm’s connections to many of these weaponized legal battles, Roberts should have recused himself from the start—and likely even resigned—to maintain the integrity of the court.
Mike Benz detailed this shocking story on a recent podcast.
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Chief Justice John Roberts spent a week living at Norm Eisen's 150-room palace in the Czech Republic where they "worked on American and European Rule of Law issues together." Eisen was Ambassador 2011-2014. Roberts became Chief Justice in 2005. This was while Roberts ran SCOTUS. pic.twitter.com/u7YZazt7Re
— Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) April 3, 2025
Yes, Mike Benz brought attention to this bombshell story, but he made sure to credit the X account that originally uncovered it:
Norm Eisen said his good friend Supreme Court Justice John Roberts was not corrupt and that John went to the Czech Republic for a week so that they could spend time working on American rule of law issues together.
— The Researcher (@listen_2learn) March 31, 2025
John should resign or recuse himself from all of the lawsuit… pic.twitter.com/hemdNeT5Hg
In our report on Never Trump State Department official George Kent, WizzState News highlighted the striking parallels between the strategies the U.S. government uses in “Color Revolutions” and the coordinated efforts of government bureaucrats, NGOs, and the media to oust President Trump.
Our recent follow-up to this report zeroed in on a shadowy group linked to George Soros, the Transition Integrity Project (TIP). TIP conducted “war games” exercises that predicted a “contested election scenario” and the chaos that would follow if President Trump refused to leave office. We also showed how these “contested election” scenarios fit perfectly within the Color Revolution framework that we first outlined in our original report.
Norm Eisen, a key figure in many efforts to undermine President Trump, has a long history of involvement in attempts to delegitimize, impeach, and censor him. Eisen played a crucial role in advancing the Russia Hoax, drafted 10 articles of impeachment before President Trump’s 2018 call with Ukraine, and personally served as special counsel during the Ukraine impeachment proceedings. He also helped create the template for online censorship of world leaders and mobilized racial justice protests aimed at overturning democratic election results. Eisen’s resume makes him one of the most prominent figures in the plot to remove President Trump.
Norm Eisen’s involvement is central to the story of the Color Revolution-style attempts to delegitimize Trump. He has directly contributed to nearly every facet of the Color Revolution playbook, a strategy used to destabilize foreign governments, and applied it to undermine the democratically elected President of the United States. Eisen’s efforts exemplify the theory that the same professionals who run Color Revolutions abroad are also using the same tactics against Trump. To put it simply, the same people and playbook used to orchestrate regime change overseas are now being applied against Trump.
Eisen’s connection to this strategy takes on an especially striking form when you consider that he authored a book titled “The Playbook,” which is essentially a guide to Color Revolution-style regime change.
This third installment of WizzState News’ series will delve into one of the quieter and often overlooked participants in the Transition Integrity Project’s election “war games”—Norm Eisen.
Turns out the left’s favorite “Republican” has some very interesting connections.
Norm Eisen—the man who essentially wrote the Deep State’s guide to color revolutions, anti-Trump campaigns, and lawfare in the US—reveals that he and Chief Justice John Roberts are more than just acquaintances. In fact, they’re good friends. Eisen even bragged about spending a week together with Roberts in the Czech Republic, where they allegedly worked on “American rule of law” issues.
Curious, isn’t it?
Eisen was so proud of this that he openly flaunted the trip, insisting Roberts isn’t corrupt—he’s simply a “close friend” who flew overseas to stay in Eisen’s luxurious 150-room mansion while they worked on transatlantic political initiatives.
Really?
This isn’t just bizarre; it’s a major conflict of interest and could explain quite a lot.
At this point, Justice Roberts has no business presiding over any cases tied to Eisen and his network of lawfare activists pushing their agenda through the courts. Considering Eisen’s involvement in these weaponized legal battles, Roberts should’ve recused himself from the very beginning—and perhaps even resigned—for the sake of the court’s integrity.
Mike Benz revealed the full story on a recent podcast.
This isn’t judicial neutrality; it’s a clear conflict of interest, and it might even be a form of lawfare.
What’s worse is that some of the cases linked to Eisen are now making their way to the very court that Roberts oversees.
This is where basic integrity comes into play.
Even if Roberts never directly interferes with those lawsuits, the bias is undeniable. How can anyone trust the Supreme Court to be impartial when the Chief Justice is spending time with the Deep State’s go-to legal hitman?
It doesn’t matter which party you belong to or how you feel about Trump—this kind of behavior erodes trust in the highest court in the land. It’s reckless, unethical, and shows that John Roberts can no longer be trusted to uphold fairness.
He should step down.
Anything less would be a disgrace to the judiciary.