President delivering speech inside Justice Department calling for jailing political opponents represents severe constitutional damage across multiple dimensions. Separation of powers (5.0): Direct politicization of DOJ by executive using department as platform for prosecutorial threats. Rule of law (4.5): Explicit call to weaponize justice system against opponents undermines equal application of law. Institutional capture (4.5): Speech venue itself signals DOJ subordination to political agenda. Election integrity (3.5): References to 'crooked elections' and targeting opponents threatens electoral legitimacy. Civil rights (3.0): Threats against media ('corrupt media') and political opposition chill speech. Corruption (3.5): Using DOJ platform for political vendettas. Violence (2.0): Inflammatory rhetoric ('scum') creates hostile environment. Severity multipliers elevated: durability 1.2 (institutional precedent), reversibility 1.1 (norm damage), precedent 1.3 (executive-DOJ boundary violation). Mechanism modifier 0.85 (norm erosion only, no formal policy yet). Scope 1.15 (federal DOJ, broad population impact). A-score: 33.8. B-score substantial at 30.2: extreme outrage potential (9.5), high media coverage (9.0), strong pattern match to authoritarian rhetoric (8.0), strategic timing and venue selection evident (intentionality 11/15). Delta +3.6 keeps this List A - real constitutional damage slightly exceeds hype, though both are elevated.