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Bloomberg Radio New York
"department justice" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Podcast. top stories I'm and global Broadcasting business Barry Ritholtz. headlines 24 are hours You've been a coming listening day on up to at Masters bloomberg right President both in now. .com sides Business. Biden of and the aisle the is Stay Bloomberg with for praising us. Business coming together to pass a debt ceiling bill and divert a potential disaster. economic In his first address to the nation from the Oval Office, the President said debt ceiling and caps federal discretionary spending over the next two years. Biden added he that is going to make sure wealthy people are not exempt from paying their share. Republicans may not like it, but I'm going to make sure the wealthy pay their fair share. Meantime, America's credit rating may still take a hit despite Congress passing the bill. Credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings said today it will keep the nation's AAA rating on its negative watch list with a decision on a possible downgrade in late September. White The House says the U .S. won't engage in a nuclear arms race with Russia and China. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan told the Arms Control Association in Washington today that the U .S. does not need to increase its nuclear forces to successfully deter its nuclear competitors. Former President Trump says he's at least as innocent as his vice president after Mike Pence was of cleared charges related to classified documents at his home. Lisa Taylor reports. The Department Justice said today it wouldn't bring charges against the former vice president and Trump wrote on Truth Social that he should be fully exonerated on what he called a hoax. The DOJ found a few sensitive documents at Pence's home but in Trump's in Trump's case. Federal agents raided his Mar -a -Lago home last year after his refusal to cooperate with the National Archives months. for I'm Lisa Taylor. Mexican police say they found 45 bags of human remains that match seven missing members of call center staff. According to the state prosecutor's office Jalisco, in police discovered them in a ravine near New Orleans, USA Today and hundreds of local and Metro daily newspapers to issue a vote of no confidence in its CEO. They're accusing Mike Reed of gross mismanagement ahead of the company's annual shareholders meeting on June 5th. The president of new skilled C. W. A. Says Gannett is radioactive to investors due to read and said doesn't he see the long term value of investing in his journalists. I'm Sarah Bartlett. The Earth's wheat supply is at risk of a dangerous shock due to extreme heat and drought. New research published in the journal NPJ climate and atmospheric science looks at a worst case scenario in which extreme hits weather two key regions for wheat in the same year taking down winter crops in the Midwest U .S. and northeastern China. The City University of New York is facing backlash after a graduating law student's controversial commencement speech. Scott Pringle reports. Fatima Kulsa Mohammed spoke at a CUNY Law School graduation ceremony May 12th. She harshly criticized Israel, the NYPD and igniting CUNY a lot of backlash these New Yorkers are reacting. We cannot punish all of them for just one single person. I don't see why you would stop funding a public university when when generally speaking it's benefiting far more people than one person. Several American Jewish groups condemn the speech. Others called on the college to lose funding and even for the deed to be fired. The Council on American Islamic Relations and some Jewish law student groups back Mohammed. Lizzo says the constant talk about her size and weight on social media has her close to quitting music. The Truth Hurt singer took to Twitter this week to say that it's really starting to make her hate the world. She
WLS-AM 890
"department justice" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Here's an article by the hill about Constantine Constantine kilimnik who just to be sure here Adam Schiff goofball spineless loser not a shred of human dignity at all The epitome of human waste piled 6 feet tall how did they mold a pile of human waste to look like Adam Schiff like them They get the color out How did they do that Adam Schiff goes on CNN And repeats this weekend the Russia hoax again because he was dealing with a Russian asset but he doesn't mention his name Why Because when you look up the name Constantine column one of the pieces that comes up is a piece of the hill By an actual reporter John Solomon And John Solomon notes talking about the Mueller report is what it doesn't state is that Constantine kilimnik was a sensitive intelligence source for the State Department going back to at least 2013 while he was still working for Manafort according to FBI and State Department memos John Solomon himself reviewed Kilimnik was not even just any kind of run of the mill source he interacted with the chief political officer at the U.S. embassy in Kyiv Sometimes meeting several times a week to provide information on the Ukraine government He relayed messages back to Ukraine's leaders and delivered written reports to U.S. officials via emails that stretched on for thousands of words the memo shows Wait wait hold on Read this again So the guy working with Paul Manafort who sleazebag human waste pile 6 feet high Adam Schiff Says is a Russian asset meaning anyone working with this guy is a de facto Russian asset too Was a source for the State Department and the FBI back in 2013
77WABC Radio
"department justice" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Have been referred to the DoJ and to The White House council's office. I'm sure you can understand that we're in sort of information blackout where DoJ refers us to the special counsel, they're not holding any briefings. White House counsel refers to DoJ. So if you are not able to talk about this from the podium, would you invite a DoJ official to take our questions here? To the briefing. No, you would have to go to the Department of Justice. That is not. This is a legal matter that is currently happening at the Department of Justice. And the president has been very, very clear when it comes to these types of legal matters. The first of all, the president is never clear. He unhealthy. Let me put it that way. So I don't keep telling us the president is clear. And he won't speak. Nobody's speaking. Wow. Cover up. Go ahead. Patients, he's not going to interfere. He wants to make sure that we give back the independence that the department justice should have when it comes to these types of investigations. So they're giving back the independence Department of Justice. I like the prior administration, don't you know? Oh yeah, that Merrick Garland, he's a completely independent professional. Go ahead. So I would refer you to the Department of Justice. I just, I was just very clear. If you have any questions, I would refer you to The White House counsel's office. They did a call for 45 minutes yesterday. Speaking to many of you, I believe there were more than 200 people on that call. And they weren't taking questions. They were spinning and spinning and spinning. Go ahead. You two, my colleagues at The White House counsel's office. On
77WABC Radio
"department justice" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Well you're not going to like this It's from Fox Justice Department is investigating Texas operation lone star border security mission So here's Texas Arizona these other states they're in the teeth of this They're overrun It's harming their neighborhoods It's harming Law enforcement overwhelming law enforcement It's harming school districts There's litter everywhere There's children everywhere who've been abandoned There are women who are raped as a matter of course The drug cartels basically have enslaved a number of these people indentured slaves thousands and thousands of them The drug cartels have a foothold not just now in our border communities but in the interior of the United States We are going to be paying a price for this for decades to come I have century maybe more And really the only people on the border reporting on this are the independent journalists and the fox reporters That's it But the department justice has an idea because they're very evil They're very radical in their Marxist beliefs Everything is intended to advance their ideology and their politics and to make us permanent as possible their power They have an idea They have announced and they wrote a letter to the state of Texas That the Department of Justice's civil rights division the federal coordination and compliance section It's going to investigate investigate Texas for what ladies and gentlemen
Mark Levin
DOJ Investigating Texas' Operation Lone Star Border Security Mission
"Well you're not going to like this It's from Fox Justice Department is investigating Texas operation lone star border security mission So here's Texas Arizona these other states they're in the teeth of this They're overrun It's harming their neighborhoods It's harming Law enforcement overwhelming law enforcement It's harming school districts There's litter everywhere There's children everywhere who've been abandoned There are women who are raped as a matter of course The drug cartels basically have enslaved a number of these people indentured slaves thousands and thousands of them The drug cartels have a foothold not just now in our border communities but in the interior of the United States We are going to be paying a price for this for decades to come I have century maybe more And really the only people on the border reporting on this are the independent journalists and the fox reporters That's it But the department justice has an idea because they're very evil They're very radical in their Marxist beliefs Everything is intended to advance their ideology and their politics and to make us permanent as possible their power They have an idea They have announced and they wrote a letter to the state of Texas That the Department of Justice's civil rights division the federal coordination and compliance section It's going to investigate investigate Texas for what ladies and gentlemen
TuneInPOC
"department justice" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"First of all, I will not admit to that. I've shown my acumen for history pretty well on this podcast. Starting with president Benjamin Franklin. One of our greatest presidents. One of our greatest presidents. In our first astronaut, Benjamin Franklin. Yes. Absolutely. He's the one who discovered cheese on the moon. God, thank God he did 'cause then he gave it to Andrew Jackson. Moon cheese. So besides intimidating mistresses, Harry is also running illegal booze and drugs. Wow. Jeremy redeeming. That's a dirty channel. Now at the center of the whole bootlegging operation is a guy named Jess Smith. He's not a Justice Department employee or volunteer, but he used official Justice Department letterhead cars and staff and sat in on private meetings with FBI director Billy burns. Wow. He's just buddies with Harry. Right. And the First Lady also really likes him. He was Florence's favorite escort to events when the president couldn't go. Which would be a lot of the time. Up you go. I'll just hang out in the closet if that's okay with everybody. Smith through the Justice Department Justice Department. Smith had access to confiscated whisky, some of that went straight to The White House, some of it also went to what Smith and Harry called their love nest where they had parties. Wow. And the Ohio gang helped Smith cover all this up whenever possible because they were all getting booze and good times. Right. Right. Is there a party? He's there fucking party guy, drug dealer guy. Right, yeah, right. He's the Guy Madison Cawthorn's afraid of. So the hardings had poker night once a week in The White House. Well, I think he had poker night a lot of other times. Warren served booze in Florence mixed the drinks. This is just not, I mean, it's just like, it sounds like 10 Downing Street during the pandemic. It's just like, it's nothing more than just like, yeah, you got big president is pretty hard. Let's get drunk and play cards again. Gosh, I really want to bang. Oh, let's eat meat. I love it. I gotta write letters. Everyone having fun? What are we doing tomorrow? Why don't I get the day off? We shouldn't have to work this much. Of course, of course, prohibitions on and they're just drinking in The White House. Oh, it is prohibition. Okay, yeah, so that's why, yeah, that makes sense. He loves to drink. I'm different than the regular people. At one point, he was hammered during a meeting with railroad union workers in the Oval Office. Exactly. During a strike in 1922. Yeah, of course. For some reason, the meeting got very heated. You guys don't even understand what a railroad is. You never even been sign of a trend before. Of course I have. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have yelled at you guys. I was truth is lately. I've been getting drunk. I'm no. Nothing. Sorry. Nothing. You guys are sons of bitches. Who brought your hair? Who's that? I love it. You want to go to the closet? No. Come on, buddy. I'll show you how to run a train. You want to know something fucked up? No. I'm a fucking president of the United states. Want to know what I call my dick? No. You want to guess? No. Jerry. God damn it. Oh, by the way, Warren voted for prohibition. So not for me though, right? So as it goes on, he enjoys being president less and less. And he became very depressed. To precedent. Florence was, of course, ill, and she really got, it hit her hard around this time. They didn't even know if she'd make it. Then warns Warren's health went downhill. He had a terrible flu in January 1923, is very tired after for months. If you can imagine someone getting sick and being tired for months. Dave, I don't think any of us appreciate you just kind of injecting your personal political beliefs on this. We all came here to escape and have a good time. You know, you believe some of us don't. I'd like to see some evidence. Yeah, okay. You will. Thank you. Give it a year. You're doing it again. You're doing it again. So he'd love to golf and he would golf 18 holes all the time, but now he could barely golf 9 holes. That's how you know a president is sick. I can only do half of the job of golf. His skin had a very unhealthy look. He had very high blood pressure, and many experts now believe he had a serious heart condition. Now, Charles Forbes was his pick as director of the veterans bureau, and he was illegal selling government supplies to private contractors at insanely low prices. And rolling in kickbacks. Nice. So Charles called him into the Oval Office. Grabbed him. Charles called him into the ocean. Sorry, Warren, Warren. It's like, I mean, it's pretty egregious if he's like, get the president in here. Boy, you look really good behind that desk, pal. That's what I write letters to strangers. Warren called him into the Oval Office, grabbed him by the throat and called him a double crossing bastard. Forbes immediately booked passage for Europe and resigned. That seems so out of character, though. He doesn't know that anyone's committing any crimes are doing anything. I know, but that seems, but he figures this one out and he's like, that's disgusting. Yeah. I mean, it's just interesting that he found a breaking point. He's like, illegalities under my administration, get me an illegal whisky. I need to call my nerves. A month later, his. Assistant and this is Forbes assistant. And the general counsel of the veteran of bureau's affairs shot himself in the head. Jesus. So rumor mills are going crazy. And then Smith was found shot in the head in Harry's apartment in pajamas with his head in a waste basket and a pistol in his hand. What? Smith's documents had been destroyed. Warren had a long emotional meeting with him the day before. What are you insinuating? I'm not interested in anything. That could be that he killed himself. It could be that someone put a waste basket on his head and shot him. Either version is a little, I mean, yeah, okay. I won't speculate. Then word of another problem came. The secretary of the interior, Albert fall, he got control of a few oil reserves, including teapot dome and had them transferred to the interior department. And then he leased it to private companies. There was no bidding and fall got loans in return, but the loans were never documented, so their bribes. Nice. Nice. Now again, that's the system working. Again, Warren looks awful. But now he couldn't run away to Kellogg's sanatorium. I feel like he probably could. Yeah, he probably could. I'm going to the diaper building. Bring me a Kellogg. I want to kill our room. That bull in my die die. Warren said quote, my God, this is a hell of a job. I have not even doing it. I have no trouble with my enemies, but my damn Friends. They're the ones that keep me walking the floor at night. He decided to make a three week tour of Alaska.
TuneInPOC
"department justice" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"First of all, I will not admit to that. I've shown my acumen for history pretty well on this podcast. Starting with president Benjamin Franklin. One of our greatest presidents. One of our greatest presidents. In our first astronaut, Benjamin Franklin. Yes. Absolutely. He's the one who discovered cheese on the moon. God, thank God he did 'cause then he gave it to Andrew Jackson. Moon cheese. So besides intimidating mistresses, Harry is also running illegal booze and drugs. Wow. Jeremy redeeming. That's a dirty channel. Now at the center of the whole bootlegging operation is a guy named Jess Smith. He's not a Justice Department employee or volunteer, but he used official Justice Department letterhead cars and staff and sat in on private meetings with FBI director Billy burns. Wow. He's just buddies with Harry. Right. And the First Lady also really likes him. He was Florence's favorite escort to events when the president couldn't go. Which would be a lot of the time. Up you go. I'll just hang out in the closet if that's okay with everybody. Smith through the Justice Department Justice Department. Smith had access to confiscated whisky, some of that went straight to The White House, some of it also went to what Smith and Harry called their love nest where they had parties. Wow. And the Ohio gang helped Smith cover all this up whenever possible because they were all getting booze and good times. Right. Right. Is there a party? He's there fucking party guy, drug dealer guy. Right, yeah, right. He's the Guy Madison Cawthorn's afraid of. So the hardings had poker night once a week in The White House. Well, I think he had poker night a lot of other times. Warren served booze in Florence mixed the drinks. This is just not, I mean, it's just like, it sounds like 10 Downing Street during the pandemic. It's just like, it's nothing more than just like, yeah, you got big president is pretty hard. Let's get drunk and play cards again. Gosh, I really want to bang. Oh, let's eat meat. I love it. I gotta write letters. Everyone having fun? What are we doing tomorrow? Why don't I get the day off? We shouldn't have to work this much. Of course, of course, prohibitions on and they're just drinking in The White House. Oh, it is prohibition. Okay, yeah, so that's why, yeah, that makes sense. He loves to drink. I'm different than the regular people. At one point, he was hammered during a meeting with railroad union workers in the Oval Office. Exactly. During a strike in 1922. Yeah, of course. For some reason, the meeting got very heated. You guys don't even understand what a railroad is. You never even been sign of a trend before. Of course I have. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have yelled at you guys. I was truth is lately. I've been getting drunk. I'm no. Nothing. Sorry. Nothing. You guys are sons of bitches. Who brought your hair? Who's that? I love it. You want to go to the closet? No. Come on, buddy. I'll show you how to run a train. You want to know something fucked up? No. I'm a fucking president of the United states. Want to know what I call my dick? No. You want to guess? No. Jerry. God damn it. Oh, by the way, Warren voted for prohibition. So not for me though, right? So as it goes on, he enjoys being president less and less. And he became very depressed. To precedent. Florence was, of course, ill, and she really got, it hit her hard around this time. They didn't even know if she'd make it. Then warns Warren's health went downhill. He had a terrible flu in January 1923, is very tired after for months. If you can imagine someone getting sick and being tired for months. Dave, I don't think any of us appreciate you just kind of injecting your personal political beliefs on this. We all came here to escape and have a good time. You know, you believe some of us don't. I'd like to see some evidence. Yeah, okay. You will. Thank you. Give it a year. You're doing it again. You're doing it again. So he'd love to golf and he would golf 18 holes all the time, but now he could barely golf 9 holes. That's how you know a president is sick. I can only do half of the job of golf. His skin had a very unhealthy look. He had very high blood pressure, and many experts now believe he had a serious heart condition. Now, Charles Forbes was his pick as director of the veterans bureau, and he was illegal selling government supplies to private contractors at insanely low prices. And rolling in kickbacks. Nice. So Charles called him into the Oval Office. Grabbed him. Charles called him into the ocean. Sorry, Warren, Warren. It's like, I mean, it's pretty egregious if he's like, get the president in here. Boy, you look really good behind that desk, pal. That's what I write letters to strangers. Warren called him into the Oval Office, grabbed him by the throat and called him a double crossing bastard. Forbes immediately booked passage for Europe and resigned. That seems so out of character, though. He doesn't know that anyone's committing any crimes are doing anything. I know, but that seems, but he figures this one out and he's like, that's disgusting. Yeah. I mean, it's just interesting that he found a breaking point. He's like, illegalities under my administration, get me an illegal whisky. I need to call my nerves. A month later, his. Assistant and this is Forbes assistant. And the general counsel of the veteran of bureau's affairs shot himself in the head. Jesus. So rumor mills are going crazy. And then Smith was found shot in the head in Harry's apartment in pajamas with his head in a waste basket and a pistol in his hand. What? Smith's documents had been destroyed. Warren had a long emotional meeting with him the day before. What are you insinuating? I'm not interested in anything. That could be that he killed himself. It could be that someone put a waste basket on his head and shot him. Either version is a little, I mean, yeah, okay. I won't speculate. Then word of another problem came. The secretary of the interior, Albert fall, he got control of a few oil reserves, including teapot dome and had them transferred to the interior department. And then he leased it to private companies. There was no bidding and fall got loans in return, but the loans were never documented, so their bribes. Nice. Nice. Now again, that's the system working. Again, Warren looks awful. But now he couldn't run away to Kellogg's sanatorium. I feel like he probably could. Yeah, he probably could. I'm going to the diaper building. Bring me a Kellogg. I want to kill our room. That bull in my die die. Warren said quote, my God, this is a hell of a job. I have not even doing it. I have no trouble with my enemies, but my damn Friends. They're the ones that keep me walking the floor at night. He decided to make a three week tour of Alaska.
Mark Levin
Ian Prior and Mark Levin Analyze Collusion Between AG Merrick Garland and NSBA
"Yeah again going back to Garland you know it was interesting when they asked him about this case and he said he didn't know about it but it sounds like a state issue No no what we're talking about is violating federal law title 9 perhaps more Meanwhile when we're talking about domestic terrorism what we're talking about is state law right State law things like trespass disorderly conduct Those are state issues The Department of Justice has its priorities all backwards because it's completely politicized by this administration And you worked at the department justice right I absolutely did Mark And I can tell you one thing that letter from the NSPA came out on September 29th and they were able to turn around and memo in two business days I mean those things take weeks You got to tell the U.S. attorneys You got to tell office of legal counsel obviously the policy You got to coordinate with other cabinets and departments that are involved Please that thing was done probably written well beforehand and given to the attorney general when it was convenient when they got that in FDA letter It's a complete inside job and the Republicans need to stay on this People by the way you can foia the United States Department of Justice and see the internally who wrote the memo who was responsible for the memo who signed off on the memo any other communications that took place too So I would just tell my audience you know hundreds and hundreds of you ought to pile on and file those frequent information act and fire them right into the Department of
The World Next Week
"department justice" Discussed on The World Next Week
"Say more generally not speak specifically in terms of labor where. I'm also not expert but there is of course a long history of the. Us are seeking to avoid these kinds of issues in the international arena. Writ large as dr up plumber was just referring to finish the book by carol. Anderson called is off the prize which is a whole steady of this in the ways in which The us government work through the united nations to prevent the internationalization of the civil rights movement. Which many malcolm x and martin luther king And others sought to frame eight in the context of human rights and raise it Into an international specter off and that was something that the us government did not want to happen and of course we know that part of the genius of the civil rights movement writ large. Was this tactic of civil disobedience. Not just to push against law that we didn't Like to see in in effect but actually to create a scene that would create international media attention. Which would show to the world. What These various communities were suffering inside of america to try to create pressure outside of our orders for the calls of freedom injustice in democracy. And so there is that she's revere a which you touched on with your question. Thank you for that thank you. I'm going to go next to maju below alley. Fungi a komai afternoon. And thank you for your presentation. I just to wonder About us Foreign policy how it lines up with the domestic politics you know in terms of race relations because if one was to believe you as propaganda you know this country's is doing good in the world it's the country to emulate. But you know the events of will. I guess they george floyd case brought into graphic relief. What most astute observers of the us know that race relations in the us. Do not line up. Very well with the constitutionality rations of the us. So what's going to change. Now you know. And then there's also on. Demi can the way which race and class is showing us about the real serious inequalities in the us so what's going to change in terms of lessons learned and then moving forward is also multi-lateralism point to come back into the us foreign policy in some way. I'm getting an echo here. I don't know if other people are I i don't think anyone is who was thinking about the seriously doubts. The united states is in a in a crisis at the moment a crisis of legitimacy not only abroad but also domestically We have a situation which in sensibly developed country has a large pockets. Geographic o'clock it's Where there are thirty forty fifty percent poverty rates we have people who essentially mired in superstition with regard to matters of of health and science And i don't think anyone is you know no is know who is thinking about this With any degree of gravity is not concerned about the situation once again. I think we're talking here about institutions about how we can avoid serbs of repetitive cycle of behavior. But the one thing. I wanted to say about george floyd is that a this is a phenomenon is not only unique to the united states. When of the reasons. Why george floyd came in international call. Celebrity is because people in other countries also were experiencing racism Other other countries had issues with regard to immigration. And so really looking at a situation which i think is transcends a domestic but also transcends simply looking at the united states as you know the a target of of criticism do you want to add anything travel or go to the next question go into the next big. Okay thank you. Let's go to the far with georgetown and our prior Questioner was with brooklyn teaches at brigham college. Hey this is sherry. Zephyr imus formerly a special counsel for post nine eleven national origin discrimination department justice rights division. Sorry and most recently during the obama years special representative to whistle. Leary's so this i. I applaud the presentations. These issues are very near and dear to me any clear you know. We have to own up acknowledged shortcomings. And i think you know. I was really sad to hear that we actually worked against highlighting. What i think is really a an example. American exceptionalism which is our civil rights movement knoxville rights community. When i was a state during the obama years we had a very modest program where we brought together. Us civil rights leaders. I connected them with european. Civil rights in the idea. Wasn't that we all figured out. But rather that. You know incentive respects the united states has made some advances when it comes civil rights organizing civil site. Bill that respect perhaps more so than other Up i was just thinking. I'd love to get the panelists thoughts on ways that we can continue to collaborate in was a civil society level which civil rights organizations the united states in abroad in the way the us government should actually support that even even if it means highlighting shortcomings but as a way to invest in these types of linkages and partnerships to not only highlight our shortcomings. Were look for ways that we get actually come to solutions that into a Thanks much first thing. I would say sharp. Thanks for your question I thought it was interesting. this idea framing the civil rights movement as a kind of example of american exceptionalism and. I think there's a way in which i would relate to that in the sense that folks did a in. at least nominally. Notionally have certain kinds of freedom of speech certain kinds of rights to assembly would even those were challenges of course when we see the violence in the assassination all the machinations of the government against those who were leaders or participants in that movement. And so in that sense. Perhaps i i would agree. I might push back though. In terms of american exceptionalism as released to civil rights because these people actually advocating against the us government who actually did not want to have the They were promised under the constitution. Of course many of us would not be free or able to speak up without the thirteenth and fourteen fifteen amendments and so in this essential which we celebrate them but there's also a sense in which they are actually indictments of the original constitution which did not consider any of those things to be necessary elements of our society in terms of civil society where the us government is engaged. I think that you know sometimes when we do with these problems that our foreign policy related you know. Sometimes the answer is at home. Sometimes the answer is not you know a white paper from some high level think tank. It's not something that starts ten thousand miles away from where we are. Because i don't think that we would have the kind of standing in credibility that we would need to say that we believe in support give voice in our backing to civil society movements abroad. If we don't do the same thing at home and so everything that we want to do somewhere else. We ought to ask ourselves the question of whether or not we've thought about doing it at home in an i don't mean to suggest. Certainly no nation is perfect in every nation has its flaws but certainly we would be called to the mat for the ways in which we are either acknowledging or refusing to acknowledge that we have you know the same same challenges and so i think there still remains a lot of work to be done there in terms of how we engage on this and you have seen the state department. Come out and be more outspoken. You've seen the biden administration putting these issues more out front you've now seen the black lives matter flag flying over. Us embassies in different parts of the world and some people might view that as a cohabitation of a movement that is actually advocating against the government of for those rights in those respects And that safety insecurity that people believe that they are not receiving and others might see it as a way to say look i nation is embracing civil society. Civic protests in our nation as an example that the countries in which those embassies are in should be more open to doing the same kinds of things in so it's a great. I think remains to be seen move forward on that on that school.
CFR On the Record
"department justice" Discussed on CFR On the Record
"Most astute observers of the. Us know that race relations in the us do not line up very well with the constitutional aspirations of the us. So what's going to change now you know. And then there's also on undamaged can the way which race and class is showing us about the real serious inequalities in the us so what's going to change in terms of lessons learned and then moving forward is also multi-lateralism point to come back into the us foreign policy in some way. I'm getting an echo here. I don't know if other people are I i don't think anyone is who was thinking about the seriously doubts. The united states is in a in a crisis at the moment a crisis of legitimacy not only abroad but also domestically We have a situation which sensibly developed country has a large pockets. Geographic o'clock it's Where there are thirty forty fifty percent poverty rates we have people who essentially mired in superstition With regard to matters of of health and science And i don't think anyone is you know no is know who is thinking about this With any degree of gravity is not concerned about the situation once again. I think we're talking here about institutions about how we can avoid serbs repetitive cycle of behavior. But the one thing. I wanted to say about george floyd is that this is a phenomenon is not only unique to the united states. When of the reasons why. George floyd came in international call. Celebrity is because people in other countries also were experiencing racism Other other countries had issues with regard to immigration. And so really looking at a situation which i think is transcends a domestic but also transcends simply looking at the united states as you know the a target of of criticism do you want to add anything travel or go to the next question go into the next big. Okay thank you. Let's go to the far with georgetown and our prior Questioner was with brooklyn teaches at brigham college. Hey this is sherry zephyr. I was formerly a special counsel for post nine eleven national origin discrimination department justice rights division sorry And most recently during the obama years special representative to listen so this i. I applaud the presentations. These issues are very near and dear to me Any clear you know. We have to own up acknowledged shortcomings. And i think you know. I was really sad to hear that we actually worked against highlighting. What i think is really a an example. American exceptionalism which is our civil rights movement knoxville rights community. When i was a state during the obama years we had a very modest program where we brought together. Us civil rights leaders. I connected them with european. Civil rights in the idea wasn't that we had it all figured out but rather that you know in something respects. The united states has made some advances when it comes civil rights organizing civil site. Bill that respect perhaps more so than other Up i was just thinking. I'd love to get the panelists thoughts on ways that we can continue to collaborate in was a civil society level which Tonight states in abroad in the way the us government should actually support that even even if it means highlighting shortcomings but as a way to invest in these types of lincoln partnerships to not only highlight our shortcomings. Were look for ways that we get actually come to solutions that into ethnic Thanks much.
Geek News Central
"department justice" Discussed on Geek News Central
"Here in my community called aldis and to be honest with you. The only thing that i like buying an all these in this town is their chicken salad sandwich. Chicken salad You know comes into contain and I'm not a big fan. I all these. I'm like what's the what's the what's the you know some of you like i don't understand it. May maybe mine is just maybe mine. Just sucks but So here we go. You know in you know in and then what samsung trying to do. They tried to compete with with walmart. Is that the plan. don't know. Ftc's going round two. They say facebook has been the monopoly since at least two thousand. Eleven in amend in asia and mended antitrust complaint so a the se spelled. This minute antitrust complaint against facebook login company violated federal antitrust lawsuits with zach instagram and whatsapp. The new complaint is more detailed version of charge dismissed by a court in june for insufficient evidence. There say facebook is day and facebook today and has maintained since two thousand eleven dominant share of relevant market for us personal social networking services. The company legislating time spent inactive user metrics on the daily and monthly scale individuals and collectively these metrics provide significant evidence base durable monopoly power and social networking services. So we'll see what happens. They got into october fourth the file and amendment and of course the way our uncle sugar is working this and probably get thrown out to as remember if you work for the us government. You're on the government scale. You can only get paid so much money. You can't be a high luton lawyer. Make a half million dollars or million dollars a year as you could be an amazon lawyer by being government employees. Now you might make a hundred if you're lucky so it's not like lawyers and legal people that work in the us government. They worked there for a reason. So we'll see what happens. Did you get an email badeah. Kobe stimulus from the d. c. Well pleased deleted. New fishing attack promises. Krona virus stimulus from the ftc. in exchange. Of course for your personal information tells you some they want some personal information like your name address data birth all they gotta do is just by the t. Mobile data t. Mobile sent me a text today. Let me read. Read it to you. It says in part chemo was determined. Let me go ahead here and read to hoping t mobile determined that uninterrupted access to some of your personal data does occurred. We have no evidence to your debit credit card information. Compromised we take the protection customer sears. We're taking accident. Protect your team mobile count and we recommend that you take action to protect your credit. Read more here. Many gimme linked to go to and what they do they. What are they offering me key. What are going to do. what can we do. A sign up for macabbi. Id theft protection service. Free for two years provided by team will actually do that. I'm going to activate scam shield. And they got the ability to further. Protect your account so at least they're doing some stuff but yes if you've got a text message from t. mobile today Yes what else it here. My my personal information all out there. The chinese have got all already anyway. I know my life story. so what. What else is new. So quick falling for this e mail scams please. I had my son had something happened the other day and i'm like i told him like ten times. It's a scam this scam. It's a scam. Don't tell them nothing up block them they call you back block that number if call you again blocked a number. They're not using your social security number. Hasn't been used in a drug deal. Don't worry the social security ministration doesn't call. You had to tell my own sun least a half dozen times. It's a scam. How come he can't figure it out if he can't figure out needs. Lots of people are falling for this stupid stuff. Social security does not call you the. Irs does not call you. They will send you a letter and usually when you get that letter from the. Irs you shudder because it's usually bad news. They want some documentation where you have to pay them. Eight thousand dollars or something to that attack. The justice department says facial recognition help end and almost fifteen year manhunt. So think about this one. This guy was in austria. He opened a bank account a fugitive. Who just department official says has scam more than twenty people. Hundreds of thousands of dollars was sentenced to four years in prison fighting. After being on the run for almost fifteen years austrian authorities were able to identify randy. Lavigne fifty four fifty four of boca raton florida due to a special recognition system according to department justice after he tried to use an alias and open bank account leading to his arrest in june twenty twenty he fled the united states in two thousand five after authorities seized his passport as part of the investigation. He got a new one because he said he lost it and basically he's been on the run ever since but they got him through facial recognition in austria so the australians had a database. It had all these criminals in and they think they got a match Almost gotten extradited a couple of times. So i don't know how. How many years did he get. Did they say how much he got. He sentenced up only four years. He's been on the run for sixteen years and he got four years. That that's an idiot. Cricket wireless ads and ad-supported. Hbo max is sixty dollars per month. Unlimited plans so it's a new perk for you know great riley's is. 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Geek News Central
"department justice" Discussed on Geek News Central
"Here in my community called aldis and to be honest with you. The only thing that i like buying an all these in this town is their chicken salad sandwich. Chicken salad You know comes into contain and I'm not a big fan. I all these. I'm like what's the what's the what's the you know some of you like. I don't understand it may be mine is just maybe mine. Just sucks but So here we go. You know in you know in and then what samsung trying to do. They tried to compete with with walmart. Is that the plan. don't know. Ftc's going round two. They say facebook has been the monopoly since at least two thousand. Eleven in amend in asia and mended antitrust complaint so a the se spelled. This amended antitrust complaint against facebook login company violated federal antitrust lawsuits with zach instagram and whatsapp. The new complaint is more detailed version of charge dismissed by a court in june for insufficient evidence. There say facebook is day and facebook today and has maintained since two thousand eleven dominant share of relevant market for us personal social networking services. The company legislating time spent inactive user metrics on the daily and monthly scale individuals and collectively these metrics provide significant evidence base durable monopoly power and social networking services. So we'll see what happens. They got into october fourth the file and amendment and of course the way. Our uncle sugar is working. This probably get thrown out to as remember if you work for the us government. You're on the government scale. You can only get paid so much money. You can't be a high luton lawyer. Make a half million dollars or million dollars a year as you could be an amazon lawyer by being government employees. Now you might make a hundred if you're lucky so it's not like lawyers and legal people that work in the us government. They worked there for a reason. So we'll see what happens. Did you get an email badeah. Kobe stimulus from the d. c. Well pleased deleted. New fishing attack promises. Krona virus stimulus from the ftc. in exchange. Of course for your personal information tells you some they want some personal information like your name address data birth all they gotta do is just by the t. Mobile data t. Mobile sent me a text today. Let me read. Read it to you. It says in part chemo was determined. Let me go ahead here and read to hoping t mobile determined that uninterrupted access to some of your personal data does occurred. We have no evidence to your debit credit card information. Compromised we take the protection customer sears. We're taking accident. Protect your team mobile count and we recommend that you take action to protect your credit. Read more here and gimme linked to go to. And what do they do they. What are they offering me key. What are going to do. what can we do. A sign up for macabbi. Id theft protection service. Free for two years provided by team will actually do that. I'm going to activate scam shield. And they've got the ability to further. Protect your account so at least they're doing some stuff yes if you've got a text message from t. mobile today Yes what else it here. My my personal information is all out there. Chinese have got al- already anyway. I know my life story. so what. What else is new. So quick falling for this e mail scams please. I had my son had something happened the other day and i'm like i told him like ten times. It's a scam this scam. It's a scam. Don't tell them nothing up block them they call you back block that number if call you again blocked a number. They're not using your social security number. Hasn't been used in a drug deal. Don't worry the social security ministration doesn't call. You had to tell my own son at least a half dozen times. It's a scam. How come he can't figure it out if he can't figure out needs. Lots of people are falling for this stupid stuff. Social security does not call you the. Irs does not call you. They will send you a letter and usually when you get that letter from the. Irs you shudder because it's usually bad news. They want some documentation where you have to pay them. Eight thousand dollars or something to that effect. The justice department says facial recognition help end and almost fifteen year manhunt. So think about this one. This guy was in austria. He opened a bank account at fugitive. Who just department official says has scam more than twenty people. Hundreds of thousands of dollars was sentenced to four years in prison friday. After being on the run for almost fifteen years austrian authorities were able to identify randy. Lavigne fifty four fifty four of boca raton florida due to eight bayshore recognition system according to department justice after he tried to use an alias and open bank account leading to his arrest in june twenty twenty he fled the united states in two thousand five after authorities seized his passport as part of the investigation. He got a new one because he said he lost it and basically been on the run ever since but they got him through facial recognition in austria so the australians had a database. It had all these criminals in and they think they got a match Almost gotten extradited a couple of times. So i don't know how. How many years did he get. Did they say how much he got. He sentenced up only four years. He's been on the run for sixteen years and he got four years. That that's an idiot. Cricket wireless ads and in ad-supported. Hbo max is sixty dollars per month. Unlimited plans so it's a new perk for you know great riley's is. 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Boston Public Radio Podcast
"department justice" Discussed on Boston Public Radio Podcast
"Or whatever it is equal something like a million and a half dollars which is not even one percent of the cost of repairing the damage. They did thought that was a wonderful question. What's the answer. Well i this is this. Is chief judge barrel howl and hurt for name come up. I hope i'm not getting song. I thought she was the judge on the mike flynn case his been if i've got it with if i'm confusing her with the judge jackson that's possible but she is. She is among the cadre of judges that have dealt with Cases involving trump administration officials. Who have been indicted by the doj if memory serves But i think she's also been on these Capital insurrections cases. And she's absolutely right. I mean you know. One of the fixtures of even even a simple militias destruction of property case on the state level felony is restitution for the damage and this case the victims are the taxpayers of the united states of america. And you're supposed to have to pay back or or pay for the damage that you 'cause you can you have a number of defendants each caused or contributed to that damage. You can spread it out but a five hundred dollar fine is nothing and the taxpayers will end up paying for all of this damage You know in restitution is the point of restitution is to make sure that the perpetrator of the damage feels it beyond prison. Sentence or any other sentence that they get is that they understand and have to suffer some pain Beyond perhaps the loss of personal liberty for the damage that they've caused and so the eye. She's right the idea that the vast majority of the cost of this damage would be visited upon the very tax payers who were victimized. She's absolutely right to say to the doj. What's what these these minimal fine and other people that feds prosecute and even on the state level you know. The judge doesn't look at the ability to repay when you're assessing restitution you look at the the value. The cost of the damage. That was done. Okay so we'll wait to hear from the department justice just one little piece of advice even though you don't really need it from me but i'll give it anyway because you're a friend anytime you're in trouble defense. Obviously is who would have believed anything said that is in my opinion. And you can quote sydney powell if you like.
All In with Chris Hayes
"department justice" Discussed on All In with Chris Hayes
"A migrant shelter unaccompanied children located near el paso texas and fort bliss and this overcrowded facilities house between one thousand and five thousand children at a time. Now thanks to whistle blowers were learning about terrible conditions inside the shelter including huge corona virus outbreaks children and a lack of adequate masks. These tents all over these massive tense Just crowded with with kids. This was an environment in which cova spread very very rapidly amongst the kids and ultimately amongst many of the staff as well we were told to not share practically everything we witness there. We were told to Not be on social media to limit our conversations about the site with close friends and family and to definitely not talk to the media to people you heard. There are the whistle blowers both career civil servants who volunteered to be detailed to the shelter when the biden administration ramp up staffing to accommodate in increase in unaccompanied minors. They filed a complaint with a nonprofit government ability project writing quote at townhall meeting with details a senior. Us public health service manager was asked and refused to say how many were infected with cove. Because if that graph infections is going to the washington post everyday. It's the only thing that will be dealing with and politics will take over. Perception will take over. We're about reality and perception. All the manager would acknowledges that several children had to be hospital ainsley. Nbc news correspondent covering the department justice homeland. Security's been covering. This story. Sat down with the whistle. Blowers and nbc. News is also obtained exclusive audio from inside that facility in fort bliss. Julie i wanna play that in a moment prefers just to set sort of the context. Here we're talking about. This is the by administration that had a huge plus of unaccompanied minors that were spending way too long in. Bp custody and there was a concerted effort because people are not place for kids of any kind to move them through that system to custody and in response that hhs scaled up shelters and this is one of them right. That's right i mean. At the time back to march and president biden announced another shelter was opening. He was trying to give the biggest numbers possible. He talked about fort bliss opening for five thousand children that potentially being able to hold ten thousand children. That was a win for them because they were able to get children out of the terrible conditions in border patrol custody where they were never supposed to be for over seventy two hours mean. They had a place to sleep. But instead what it minutes because of these facilities having to be emergency intake facilities. They had to rely very heavily on contractors. They don't allow state licensing. They don't have state licensing. Would they do these emergency and take facilities. So there's a lot less oversight a lot less transparency and that allows this kind of environment to fester especially when you talk about those big numbers and the whistleblowers who talked to talked about spread beds being so close together that you could even go through them from pictures we have. These are caught stacked on top of each other. They're not real bunk beds. It's the kind of environment that would make kovic spread very quickly and is also the kind of environment that when a child has a real medical or mental health concern as many of them did. They don't get that help quickly as they should. Yeah i mean it sounds like from the whistleblowers. Just overwhelmed facility. This is not functioning in a way that can be child centered in any way. I want to read what. Hhs secretary sarah said he said our duty aj jesse provide safe care for the unaccompanied. We take allegations of wrongdoing seriously. Swiftly report allegations nali the office of the inspector jr. sorry we take. We constantly work to improve the conditions and services required to care for children in these challenging settings. I've been to fort bliss including this month. I have.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"department justice" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"He's a resident don't let him in but our our folks didn't do that litvinenko did do that then he got thrown into prison and then he was able to get Escape basically and and not been written in Exile where he worked with MI6 to take down the Russian mob and the people behind that you're talking about. And that was the polonium poisoning was litvinenko. He God Poisoned With polonium and he lived long enough to be able to identify who killed him. That's his story. Hey, I'll be I just thought good as gold. Thanks for the super jet pack. She just wanted to tell you that she read the five read the five families and she went down a rabbit all as previously kids and and she might not be themselves with watching Sammy the bull videos on YouTube One Last Thing Before. I let you both go cuz I gotta talk to David cicilline. He's assistant cuz cuz he's coming on April 6th the congressman. Okay Island but lacks question and let's talk about Matt gets I mean Matt gaetz now lb. Well you try to say that Gates is connected somehow took Russian thing. Matt gaetz right now and his father those two criminals are putting forward cuz he's caught. He's in a very I mean when when the department Justice is investigating you for sex trafficking and they have witnesses and it goes so far as to you know about it and you're the subject of them that are going to be investigation and and reporters know Probably some indictments are coming down. It looks like this guy Greenberg who was you know, this sort of I don't know what tax control whatever the hell he was it in Florida that matched good friend that knows Rodger Stone. These are all Rogers Rogers guys, right who got charged with sex trafficking himself off. It looks like he flipped on Matt and and gave up some stuff maybe to try to get his sentence a little bit less. But there's a lot of confirmation going on around that gets and his proclivity with young young if not underage women scope and so he's guilty now. Well, I don't know. We don't know he deserves a fair trial he deserves due process. He deserves all of that. I don't want to say reserve a table. I can't stand I know I know but you can't really we have to we have to honor our system but he is under investigation and likely going to be indicted for sex trafficking a minor wage. So what he's trying to do is throw a bunch of bullshit on that very credible any of him Yuri. He's like, I'm in a muddy the waters, right and he's bringing up this with the fact that he was approached and his dad was approached by someone from within the justice department. They're denying it and a former attorney and Bob levenson denying it. It's just sort of made up..
News Talk 1130 WISN
"department justice" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"To have you. It's the weekend with Joe PAGs 105 01 70 88 Good long in depth interview with Rudy Giuliani coming up in the bottom of the hour. Make sure you stick around for that. And always glad to have you guys take part as well. In fact, let's go back to the phone lines. Tim is in Louisiana. I 10 What's going on? This is Tim and three court. What your face closer to the phone if you can. Look at your face closer to the phone. Okay. Uh, welcome to George Orwell's Nightmare novel 1984 Coming true. They're making Donald Trump look up the balls character, Emanuel ghosting. They are department. Justice is acting like the thought. Police. You got people who did. They would love to Vape arrive and make up in the non persons and they're trying to control thought and memory and the so called Ministry of Truth, the news media Is doing nothing but lying, falsifying records, and they're just trying to bring in a totalitarian government. And they're trying, and Roger said the Democrat Party is more like the inner party of George Orwell's 1984. We agree Like I said, Uh, I'm thinking about buying a dozen T shirts with the expression. George Orwell's Nightmare of novel was not and how to instruction manual. But this is ridiculous. Everybody should get a hold that book. I should read it once or twice over, and I'm ready to nearly six times over and this is a mess. Have you ever read the book? I've seen the movie. I believe. I know the premise. Obviously, I mean, clearly we're living. We're living in George Orwell's 1984. I I agree with you, and I appreciate you. Thank you Had a Louisiana fella. He was out of breath. I feel like I wanted to give him a break to catch his breath. I think that we've caught him off guard by taking him on the air. But very good point. It is or William without a doubt. Without a doubt. That's what it is this that we're living in a society where you've got people who want to control your thoughts. I want to control your values. They want to control what you say. And if you agree with them you're in. If you don't, you're out. That's really where we are back at it. It's gonna be lying, too. And Brian and Washington Hi, Brian would talk to me What's happening? Hey, I just got a good point on the legislative body you were talking about my point was, you know they should have. We all knew that that voter fraud was coming six months before the election. And the legislators should have stood up before the election. Not afterwards. The horse was kind of out of the bar now, and they're not gonna do anything. And my my other point is what? What? Well, let me stop you. You're absolutely right about that. The state legislatures as soon as the executive orders came down as soon as the changes happen from the secretaries of state, they should have challenged them immediately. They didn't They are wishy washy. They have no backbone God. Exactly on my other point, a little little bit off in different topic by talking about domestic terrorism while I live in Washington state and post the Oregon and then people runs wild and in this state and in Oregon, and I haven't heard one word of the fighting administration taking any action at him at all. Because Biden call's antifa an idea. He doesn't act like it's a real thing. He calls in an idea. The left wants us to think that Seattle wasn't under siege at the chopper. Chazz. They wanted to believe that Portland is under siege every single day where people are just they're.
KOMO
"department justice" Discussed on KOMO
"Full blown lobbying organization with his own legislative agenda comes Corwin Hank, members of the Washington Black Lives matter. Alliance described their new organization as a broad push to address equity across society, and we're moving the power and the protest this year forward to Olympia Deante Damper is with the Alliance steering committee tasked with backing bills that advanced police reform and other equity issues. We're not asking for a seat at the table. We're building our own. The effort already has yielded results, notably the introduction of House Bill 10 54 to ban police use of chokeholds tear gas and no knock warrants. Sikora, Remmy says. There's much more to do check and invest in black expression, arts and culture, restore voting rights or incarcerated persons in Washington state and de criminalized low level drug charges. The alliance enjoys support in Olympia from, among others. State senators Jamie Peterson and marketing Gra and state representative Jesse Johnson. Corwin Hey CO Moh news Seattle City Council's try a new tactic to restrict the use of what are called less lethal weapons by police, including tear gas and pepper spray. It was about Markovich. With the update, The council passed nearly complete ban on pepper spray blast balls, flash bangs, rubber bullets and tear gas. But the judge who oversees the city's consent decree, wasn't convinced that would protect public safety. The police would be forced to use more lethal tactics. The bill in front of us today not only creates large loopholes in what militarized carpenter all weapons, the police are banned for using. It also removes almost all enforcement. Even when the law has been broken, and that's council member salon. She's pushing for a restoration of the near total ban. The council is doing something different this time. Instead of just passing a law and then sending to the judge. They're actually going to send it to the court monitor to the department, Justice and the judge for their consideration. First came. That's come on, man, Markovich. They've proven to be a major money maker for the cities that have them and red light cameras in school zone cameras are likely coming next to the city of Everett hears comes calling Johnson justification for the red light cameras at busy intersections is to stop drivers from running the lights and crashing into another car city of Renton found more people, though running lights after the cameras were put up a few years back here. I think that that's kind.
KGO 810
"department justice" Discussed on KGO 810
"Did not. And in fact, this insurrection by Trump has directly impacted the corner virus pandemic. In fact, governor north UM of Virginia today, said You know, he's sending National Guard troops to D. C. To protect our country again. Think about this ship, not protecting our country from the Russians or some other foreign threat. Protecting our country from Americans from sedition ists inspired by Trump, Okay, and what he said was. Look, this is going to negatively impact our efforts to come back. Coronavirus. We need the National Guard to be setting up. Ah, Mass vaccination program. Well, guess what? They can't be there because they're now in the sea. In preparations for the inauguration. And we know that all the chatter on the right wing troll sites, you know, says that these guys are planning another mass attack, not just in D C but around its state capitals around the country, and we've had to divert resource is that air desperately needed to save American lives. To protect ourselves from You know, Trump's traders, you know how and you don't know. Angry? It was last week. That's cool. You know, you have every right in the world as a citizen, but you're also one of the smarter ones. I found it incredibly ironic that we caught a lot of these people who didn't want to wear masks because they weren't wearing masks. We can identify them some more than specifically for that reason. To do not be identified. Um, let's let's talk just also by their cell phones. So actually the department Justice Department today and one of their affidavits, You know, federal indictment off a get this ship. The school therapist for kids, Okay, She sat in the chair in the Senate chamber where pencil just sat moments before, okay. Like director and they got her and felt they nailed her one of the ways they nailed her was on her cell phone data. So they anybody any of these traitorous scum that attacked our country that had their cell phones on your you're busted. You're toast. Because DOJ is coming for you. The FBI is coming for you. I've got all the cell phone data and its glorious around them up. Arrest him. All these these air traders and traditionalists. I like the way that Biden is standing apart from this. Because none of any of this matters if we don't control Cove it and and we could have, you know, we could have a million deaths. If we didn't have this vaccine. Now we just got to get it out to people. We have to get it and efficiently. We haven't been doing that. It's been anything but warp speed. What do you but he's not anymore. He's not ignoring it. What he's doing is he's doing the right thing, which is, he said, Look, he was like, Look, I have an agenda. We've gotta help Americans who are hurting not only dying and suffering in hospitals or gasping for air literally in Southern California, where oxygen's being rationed. What people need food on the table and we need to. We need a mass vaccination program. And as you just said, right before I pop on the show, which is zero federal leadership on this, he said. All that, But and he said, Look. Yes. The Senate needs to go on convict this guy. Absolutely. Absolutely. Look, Joe Biden can walk and chew gum at the same time, and he knows that you don't get a Mulligan. You don't get a Mulligan on a seditious coup attempt. You don't you got it. We have to nail these people..
990 The Answer
"department justice" Discussed on 990 The Answer
"In anticipation of the return and things they Wanted me to tackle no shortage. I don't know that we're going to be able to get all of it today. I mean, you've got an election in Georgia tomorrow. You've got this election certification on Wednesday released they start counting the electoral college votes. You get this massive Maga rally. Happening in tandem and that's just through the middle of this week. So we've got a lot to get to my friends and we're just getting started. 6108 50 09 90 What's on your mind? Hope you had a wonderful vacation if you were able to take some time off with friends and family. And so glad that you chose to be with us. First thing, 6 A.m.. Thanks for being part of that early crew. You know you're my favorite. Tell no one else, though. This is Philadelphia's am 9 90 the answer. America first with Dr Sebastian Gorka. This man had two missions to clean out the department justice of the political hacks and secondly, to tell them the truth of what happened in the 2016 election on he did it, William Good riddance to you. America first with Dr Sebastian. Gorka. We Dey said three right before Larry Elder. It's six on Philadelphia's AM 9 93 answer. So I went away out of town for a couple weeks, actually, and we think this is such cheap. I am I turned off our heat. I said, Let's just shut the heat off because we're we have oil eat, you know. And like, I don't know if you filled up the old oil tank to heat your house cat cheap and I said, we're not gonna be in the house for, like two weeks Shut the heat off. No, I said, are you not to say it's gonna be fine? And Yeah, we got home. It was a little chilly. But here's the thing. Here's the reason I tell you this, it's because last spring we replaced our entry doors and made them airtight. And beautiful courtesy of Chapman. Windows, doors, siding and stucco remediation out there in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Now we had this over 100 year Old house, which had its original over 100 year old doors in it, and let me tell you, I would not have said shut off the heat for two weeks if we still had those old things in the house, But the fact of the matter is we've had the windows since replaced. And now we've had these entry doors replaced. The house is air tight. So all that cold air that would seep in before is not an issue anymore. Housewarming right back up. No problem. Like I said, This is the kind of difference that you could notice right away. Not just in the quality in the beauty, which is something that you see, and I get drive by compliments on our entry doors from Chapman. Windows, doors, siding and stuck over mediation. Truly, we've gotten drive by compliments on the outstanding look of our front door and our side entry door. But you're gonna you're gonna see it in the energy costs that you save And if I just as far as I'm concerned. You're not gonna see better, more quality craftsmanship because the Chapmans from start to finish are in control of all of it. They do the installation. They do the consultation. They do the design work. They do The cleanup in the detail work after everything is handled under their roof. So if you're gonna have exterior work done Might. I recommend the brothers Mike and Mark Chapman and their team out there in West Chester because their names on the door and that matters to them? None of that sub contracting business. Your house matters to you, so it just makes sense to me. All right. A couple ways to.
Atlanta Living
CBS News reports person of interest identified in connection with Nashville bombing
"The name of a person of interest tied to the explosion that rocked Nashville on Christmas Day. Multiple sources say. Anthony Quinn Warner, a national area resident, had a similar make and model RV is the one in photos released to the public water described as a white male 63 years old. We're going live now to an FBI news conference from Nashville. I'm special agent in charge. Doug Corn, ask E. And then Mickey French. The special agent in charge of the FBI was a star. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms will also speak. Also joining us is Colonel Matt paired with the Tennessee Highway Patrol following the investigators update. Well, then hear from Mayor Cooper. At this time, I'll turn it over to United States Attorney Cochran Have known 2020 has been a tough year for Nashville. Started back in March with devastating tornadoes that we had the torch through some of our neighborhoods. Continued through the pandemic and the events of this past summer and now this Cowardly bombing on Christmas morning. Right here in the heart of our downtown. Yeah. When they haven't heard about Nashville use in the time I've lived here is that they're tough and they stick together as a team, and that's what we're doing now. And I want you to know that the team is behind me. And the folks that they represent are doing everything we can to. Find out what happened here to get the answers that you deserve. And to make sure that we're all safe. So One of the toughest groups of folks we've got here in middle Tennessee is our law, enforcement of first responders and nowhere in my experience in law enforcement. Has that ever been plainer to me and what happened early yesterday morning? 6 15 6 26 30 years. So on Christmas morning, Metro Nashville police officers just number of blocks north of here didn't run away from danger literally ran to danger. Vehicle that was announcing that it was going to blow up. And Metro Nashville police officers instead of heading in the other direction headed towards that. They evacuated that area got all the citizens out of there. I'm quite confident that their actions are part of the reason why there was less cost of life in this heinous act. Sorry. Yesterday morning we had a task force came together and it didn't No. One time thing. This is what we do all the time. The U. S attorney's office. We work together with our federal partners are state partners in our local partners. That's what immediately started happening yesterday. Teams of agents group together across agencies started handling leads its citizens are citizens were calling in. We've had over 500 leads and tips come in on every single one of those is being followed up by a team of investigators. That's the stage we're at in this investigation. We are still continuing to follow every lead that we have. On. We will continue to do so until we find out what's happened. We also have national resources here. The department justice, the acting attorney general has told me any resources we need. We can have the FBI and the A. T F have sent their most specialized bomb technicians here to Nashville. And as we speak, they are north of here, a number of blocks that he had a massive crime scene. Doing what they do. Doing frankly what they do better than anyone else in the world, and it's quite a challenge. Having been up there and seeing that scene, it's like a giant jigsaw puzzle created by bomb throws pieces of evidence across multiple city blocks. They've got to gather it. They've got to catalog it. They've got to put it back together and trying to find out what the picture of that puzzle looks like. But there's no one better to do it. Then the folks we've got on the ground here in Nashville, Tennessee, right now. So that's going on as we speak. The investigations of the Leeds was going on as we speak. I am Confident in the team. We have way will get to the bottom of this that we will find out the story of this individual or individuals. We don't know right now. But this this is ultimate Scrooge, who on Christmas morning instead of spreading joy and cheer decided to spread devastation and destruction. But We know how that story ends your Nashville. We're gonna stand together. We're gonna get back on her feet. We're gonna get our business is back up and running. We're gonna get our infrastructure and the cell coverage back up and running because that's what we do in Nashville. Thank you for your time. I
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Google's antitrust troubles
"After years, of scrutiny into big. Tech. Something is finally happening. Last year the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission open antitrust investigations of Google facebook Amazon and Apple. And now, a lawsuit against Google is likely to be the first real action taken against big tech. Joining me explain shrink Ghaffari a senior reporter here at recode. Hey, Seraing. Hey. So the Department of Justice is planning to file a lawsuit against Google any day. Now, what exactly are they claiming? Google has done? So we don't know the details of the lawsuit until it's filed, but we that generally, they're expected to accused Google of trying to disadvantage its competitors like Microsoft's Bing which another search engine by not sharing data with them and the data that other companies need to thrive. We also know that they're looking into their search advertising. So Google controls, a sale of both that toolset people used by ads as well as the actual space under the searches. So that could be accomplished conflict of interests at the Justice Department accused glove. So what exactly is at stake here? Google obviously, they're gonNA throw every lawyer and lobbyist and smart person they have their at this lawsuit but one of the stakes for one of the world's biggest companies. I. Mean the stakes are huge. This is probably the biggest existential threat to Google business right now because the most extremity would be to try to break up Google business and separate business from its other businesses the you can accomplish that that's right but. In reality, these kinds of cases are going to take years to resolve, and that's the kind of Microsoft. But just the fact that Microsoft was under the Lens of an antitrust lawsuit prevented it from being able to really dominate the Internet the way that that was trying to. Write. This is the antitrust lawsuit brought by government against Microsoft in the ninety s when Bill Gates was running the company and write a lot of people think that ultimately it it led to at least a momentary fall in Microsoft stature Christopher. There are spending so much time fighting the feds that's right and yeah, we saw Microsoft back author trying to bundle their hardware with their software in terms of browsers as aggressively. So, serene care about big fancy lawsuits or big tech companies scrambling behind the scenes and you just care about Google the product you use every day. What could this lawsuit mean for them? It's too soon to say for sure but ultimately could impact what you see when you type in something on Google right? Because if Google has to be fair to other competitors, they may have to make sure that when you search in, let's say a restaurant name that you're not seeing Google's reviews for that. Restaurant over yelp earn other company. We don't know this is going to end up going not far but that's just one example of how Google's competitors have said that if antitrust action were taken at a severe level that this could help consumers potentially because they would see not just the suspect Google wants to promote in terms of its own businesses when you search things but other players to, and we take a step back from Google specifically, we're expecting this lawsuit right to be at the front. Edge of a wave of new scrutiny on big tech companies that isn't just you know people yapping tweeting or complaining I mean, this could be the first of several lawsuits, right? That's right. A bunch of states may join onto this lawsuit They can also file independent ones so and you know several states have signaled to do that So this is just the beginning of Google's headache. They're also facing potential congressional action at a Democrat led House Committee is going to is is. Expected to publish a report about Google and the other big tech companies and their antique potentially anticompetitive practices this coming week as well. So just the beginning of people's problems on this front, right this feels to me like the beginning of a new era were. It's not just complaints and talk, but now we actually have real punitive action if the department justice wins this lawsuit could Google look like in a couple of years tell me about what the worst case scenario for Google is. I mean I will. I. Will Nuances with like. We are seeing the beginning of the beginning of action, but it is a very politicized action under the current DOJ and a lot of people think that the Jake is rushing this one out because they bill bar attorney general wants to get this out before the
Dennis Prager
The Hill criticizes, but does not recant, Solomon articles
"You broke the news that the user but Chris Murphy and other democratic senators met with Zarif the foreign minister of Iran yes and that was my story that we published the federalist on Monday and I tried to get comments from European the other people and should be in there and they declined to comment but one secretary of state my coupon Hey addressed the meeting which had been not approved by the state department then finally Murphy admitted that he had taken part in a secret meeting in the hotel room of the three and that he's done it actually before too and mostly what I find interesting about this is that Murphy isn't as extreme critic of legitimate our conversations with people who are leaders of other countries so for instance when my claim the incoming national security adviser had a conversation intending to de escalate the situation with Russia with the ambassador from Russia Hey kids we act of mercy thought that it was treasonous says with a legal that it definitely needs to be investigated that it was a Logan act violation this is the view also shared by The Washington Post you might remember David Ignatius received that leak about the kids react on call and put out an article about how it is legitimate to think this was the Logan act violation the department justice pursued Logan act violations that happened with the pretext they used to go interview Flynn you know and when was the incoming national security adviser to doing exactly what you should have been and in fact she's been doing with more people were as Murphy is a strong opponent of our current policy toward Iran he has some questionable ties to redeem undead or supported groups and he was publicly opposing our policy the same day that he had this meeting and yet he wants to say that what he did was perfectly fine I'm I'm sure I'm speechless because it's so obviously inconsistent hi is anybody coaling Murphy out on this and were there other senators present the others who were reported to be there any information kinda came because other European countries knew about this meeting even though the United States did not in the state let's not talk about it but some of them are other you know senators were there like men that van Hollen is reported to be trying to get into the meeting on the th and clear if he actually make it into the meeting or not but also reported to be John Kerry who has previously had such woke interactions with Iranian regime leaders and Murphy's defense of what he did with that he sits on the foreign affairs committee he's a senator Hughes and a co equal branch of government he has the right to do this well that wouldn't explain John Kerry being there and so while he was somewhat transparent or claim to be transparent about what they talked about he hasn't been transparent about who else is participating and so we definitely need to know more about well established events that it's a co equal branch of government does that negate the login law violation well first off you know there's a difference in being co equal branch of government and doing your own foreign policy don't lie in the states so I'm asking is is settled is it a an illegitimate defense then well I don't personally believe the Logan act is constitutional that new point was not shared by Obama department of justice or Sally eight Sir James yeah but for general Flynn a great great American all right ruined by on the basis of this right and so if you're going to enforce the login after use it as a pretext to investigate and destroy someone's life and bankrupt them and threatened with prison I don't see why it's okay to do it to Mike Flynn who actually got a legitimate function in right talking with his Russian counterpart but not to use against Murphy who's actually got some pretty problematic attachments with the Iranian regime and sent me water his problematic attachments he'd like to speak it the group then Nyack the national Iranian American council which is forty funded by Iranian regime leaders and started by so we can sell and it was very supportive of the Iranian regime and he was very upset you might remember when senator Tom cotton wrote a public open letter nothing secretive about it at all to the leaders of the other lines encouraging them not to do the G. C. P. O. a with with a bomb and reminding them that you know if it weren't ratified by the Senate with people work much he was so upset about that so they just it's very interesting what Murphy gets upset about and when he does
WTOP 24 Hour News
DOJ won't pursue criminal charges against McCabe
"D. O. J. will not prosecute former FBI director Andrew McCabe deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe although he was acting director for a while McCabe of course a frequent target of the president's tweets and this as we learn the justices taking another look at the investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn and of course all eyes got wider jaws dropped yesterday to hear Attorney General bill Barr tell the president to stop tweeting about his department in light of the Roger stone case and how many years that presidential confidante may go to prison for well it's now checking with Washington post reporter Robert Costa who is also the moderator of Washington week great to have you back Bob thank you so much right to be with you well so much going on here let's start with Michael Flynn the the the store your paper has that been reported today what's going on here between this is the in this investigation you see Attorney General bill Barr in a stand off with president trump about the integrity and independence about the department justice not only to Roger stone case from earlier this week and his sentence scene that led bar to give an interview to ABC news but now you see the department is making its own decisions on moving forward did it look at general flow at the lieutenant general Flynn and whether he his case was properly prosecuted if the Attorney General doing his own thing taking his own initiative about bar still has an uncertain future as the classes with the president right this is the the new set of arguments between the president and I one of the people that works with him what about McCabe could that be a big gear into irritant for Donald Trump it is in president trump facing a lot of challenges right now and because at one level you have an Attorney General who is defended him throughout the Muller investigation you have an Attorney General as The Washington Post reports today has passed outside prosecutors in this is in the deputy Attorney General's office in Saint Louis to review handling the criminal case about former national security adviser Michael Flynn and others political figures two on one level he's very much a loyalist to president trump but the the DOJ's refusal to prosecute McCabe the sentence scene of Roger stone earlier in the week has infuriated the president and you see HIM lashing out in this post acquittal phase of his presidency all right let's switch gears to the democratic presidential race and of course New Hampshire primary just few were few days past that now it's on to Nevada and South Carolina what's going on here with the front runner Bernie Sanders said how strong of a front runner he is he at this point he's strong winning the New Hampshire primary is no joke but it was a narrow win over former south and mayor Pete booted judge they now heading to South Carolina which was a tough state for Sanders in twenty sixteen secretary Clinton came back after Sanders beat her in New Hampshire if she came back in South Carolina but Sanders has made a lot of ground with African American voters in the last four years what really matters is not just South Carolina and the Nevada caucuses but super Tuesday in early March fourteen states will vote a huge amount of delegates will be awarded Sanders looks perhaps strong it's in the California primary estate full of progressives and liberals and his campaign feels good about that and and that the the fact that they feel like they're in it for the long haul finals two seconds here to talk about Joe Biden not dead yet by far especially if he does well in South Carolina but if his campaign flames out cannot be attributed to president trump painting him not as a great statesman or as a long time senator but as hunter Biden's daft that could be part of the factor the impeachment and the wear and tear but don't count out the Bloomberg factor as well mayor Bloomberg has been hovering over the biting campaign for months and that's only escalated in recent weeks as Bloomberg has spent millions in advertising in early states and he's seen a poll numbers rising now black voters in moderate voters in the Democratic Party have another option a well funded option and that's been a big problem for biting Bob good to talk again thanks so much thank you Washington Post Robert Costa moderator of Washington week airs tonight at eight on TV
All Things Considered
What U.S. Religious Liberty Means — Especially When It Comes To Islam
"The trump administration is made religious liberty a central theme of this presidency for example the US department of health and Human Services now has a conscience and religious freedom division the president has champion judges who have ruled in favor of people seeking religious exemptions to laws and just last month the White House strengthen protections for kids who want to pray at school as mood and is part of my dean is part of the inclusive America project at the Aspen Institute she is also the author of a book on religious liberty called when Islam is not a religion she told me that president trump's focus marks a change from previous administrations there has been just a more pronounced public affirmation of the positive role of religion in American society the need to protect it often we hear from various government officials whether be Mike Pompeii or president trump or US Attorney General bill Barr or even just sessions when he announced religious liberty task force of the department justice is constant refrain about religion is under threat by secularization threatening forces but on on the left to the protection of religion and the protection of our religious freedom that has become a constant refrain what communities have benefited from the administration's attention to the issue or their religious communities that have essentially been left out yeah so we can then candidate Ted Cruz said that it was he called it the religious liberty of election and he said that it was ultimately about like the person who would be able to defend religious liberty the vast and president trump and Ben Carson I'm ricksantorum all got on the bandwagon said absolutely this is about religious liberty and we're going to protect religious liberty for elected president but at the same time as they were making the statement there also competing with each other to determine who could be the most discriminatory against Muslims whether it be present from suggestions about creating a Muslim registry or about banning Muslims from U. S. which as we know when he has before with that as well or be Ted Cruz's suggestion that we surveil Muslim neighborhoods in the aftermath he brought that up in the aftermath of a terrorist incident or ricksantorum saying that Islam absolutely was different from Christianity fee so that is not ours protected under the first amendment as Christianity is and so there was like this obvious hypocrisy so what you saw was a creation of a hierarchy of faith even within this world of law to me yes I even beyond just the creation of a hierarchy I actually saw denial of a song even being a religion that had access through religious freedom another suggestion that present from brought up during the campaign was to close down mosques when you create such as Turk disparity between types of things that you're willing to protect for quote unquote religion and then say that the most basic of religious freedom rights are not afforded to a particular group of people you know how exactly are you explaining that what's the logic there and it didn't take much to figure out what that is because unfortunately increasingly common talking point among many people in the White House and in that sort of larger network is that Islam is not a religion it is a dangerous political ideology and therefore Muslims don't have religious freedom rights can you think of a policy directive from the trump administration that on paper looks good for religious liberties but in reality has really only been and that positive for evangelical Christians more or less just one group well I think that even in the space of Christianity increasingly you hear this I'll cry from our progressive Christians that they feel that the way that Christianity is being defined and champion tends to only happen from this particular angle and of course a constant concern in the context of specifically the sexuality related culture wars is that the rights of LGBT individuals including all your between the visuals of faith or people who hold different positions on abortion contraception from real religious standpoint are being undermined and to that end I think that is has to come from an understanding that religious liberty is not in some way just to safeguard for traditional religious beliefs it is a secret just for beliefs of a wide diversity anywhere they fall on the political spectrum and again the diverse religious spectrum and so what I hope for and I do see some movement on this for more progressive religious liberty groups to bring to the fore more progressive religious claims and say look religious liberty is for this too my concern is that if the rhetoric in the op in the enforcement of some of these policies continues to be only it's thought through in the frame of traditional religious beliefs then there will be other types of religious claims I won't be as protected I don't really have a concrete examples are not being protected but I do see this increasing sort of urgency from our progressive groups to be like what we have these claims to and because religious liberty protects the range and doesn't privilege one particular interpretation or another that are religious claims are also protected husband Jean thank you so much for speaking with us thank you as a dean is part of the inclusive America project at the aspen institute and the author of the book when Islam is not a
All Things Considered
Top Democrat threatens legal action if intelligence chief doesn’t share whistleblower complaint
"President trump tonight today that he said anything inappropriate to a foreign leader trump is defending himself because of a whistle blower complaint within the spy community that allegedly accuses him of doing just that a new Washington post reports cites anonymous sources saying the complaint involves Ukraine Congress has been trying to find out first hand what was said but they're not getting anywhere with the administration when the inspector general of the intelligence community Michael Atkinson testified before the house the agency watchdog refused to share that's frustrated California Democrat Adam Schiff he's the chair of the house intelligence committee I spoke with him earlier today and I began by asking him why the justice department is saying that he can't see the substance of this whistleblower complaint will be clear our frustration is not with the inspector general inspector general's actually done exactly what we would hope inspector general will do and that is review the complaint to an investigation determined to crack the if it's credible and he did and found it was and he also found it was urgent and then he refers it to the director of national intelligence who has a week to review it before they shall transmit to Congress when the director did not do so and didn't even inform us that he withheld the complaint inspector general came to our committee and said the process has broken down but the director of national intelligence Joseph acquire as you said it is part of his job to determine whether a complaint is legitimate right before he decides whether or not Congress even needs to know about it and he says the complaint wasn't serious enough to tell Congress about so why not respect that decision well that's not really the decision that he made the director has a week to review the complaint and then the statute says he shall provided to Congress along with any comments you want to add to the director can say I don't agree with the complaint or I don't think it's credible I disagree with the inspector general but there's no authority to withhold it from Congress the whole point of whistleblower statute was to give a whistleblower who sees misconduct an Avenue to bring that to. attention of Congress so there's no discretion here for the director and it's important to point out too that the director isn't saying this isn't serious he isn't saying this isn't urgent he's just saying that this is outside of the jurisdiction of my office and therefore I'm not required to transmit the complaint an inspector general disagrees with that vehemently he says it is clearly within the most important responsibilities of the director of national intelligence it's also clear that the director of national intelligence is operating under guidance that's been given to him by a bill Barr's justice department and they're not eager for Congress to get this information but I want to jump in on that because I can't there has been some historic question about the the division there between the executive branch and Congress it's been said from various news reports that the complaint has something to do with the phone call between president trump in a foreign leader isn't it the president's privilege to say whatever he wants to another foreign leader. no it isn't it's not prevalent the presence privilege for example to engage in criminality if the president were making a criminal bargain with a foreign leader he would be no more protected than your I and in fact the claim of privilege doesn't cover criminal or fraudulent activity and hear the whistle blower complaint according inspector general contains credible evidence of wrongdoing and so wrongdoing but you don't know if it's criminal we're still trying to figure out the substance we are trying to to determine what the substance is but we know this the inspector general found that it was an urgent matter that needed congress' attention and that met all the requirements of the statute and if any party whether it's the department justice or the White House or someone indeed who may be the subject of the complaint is able to deprive that deprive Congress of that information simply because they choose to then the whistleblower statute doesn't work at all I'm chills people from coming forward about that because you said earlier that you had some concerns about national security here and also about a protections for the whistleblower themselves are you worried that something could happen to them some action could be taken against them I am worried about it because the import of what the department justice is said here and this is why this is so destructive is that we don't think that this complaint qualifies for protection which means that the complainant doesn't qualify for protection so that seems to open up the door for any agency to retaliate against any whistleblower if someone in the administration decides they don't want to qualify for protection and that would of course undermine the whole thing which would mean that people vertically in the intelligence community who are dealing with classified information and and have no other way to report wrongdoing we have to conclude this process just doesn't work and some of them may go outside of the law to provide classified information to the press or use other means which is not what we want to and. courage we wanna courage the lawful provision of evidence of wrongdoing to the Congress so that we can take action one more thing we already know president trump speaks freely about security issues ready told North Korea how the US was watching their rocket engine tests he told the Russians about Israeli spying on ISIS he tweeted a photo from highly classified spy satellite what difference does it make at this point what can you actually do about it. well we can enforce the law and we're looking at the remedies that we have right now I think if there's a trial what ace well I I think there there are several but I think there's any case to get expedited court review in the form of a tear roll or preliminary injunction or men damos it's here where the inspector general said this is an urgent matter and were clearly affects national security but we can also look at frankly depriving the office of the director of national intelligence of funding when they come to us for reprogramming requests or other reasons until they comply with the law so we have financial leverage but the the fact the matter is that. I have the debate is taking and this is urgent and we need to get answers that chairman Adam Schiff of the house intelligence committee thank you for speaking with us
Hugh Hewitt
Justice Department Changes Lawyers Working on Census Case
"Meanwhile the department justice announced last night that they're changing the lawyers up on the census case they're swapping out the lawyers have been representing the administration putting a new team possibly signaling according to Matt Levitas ski career attorneys legal or ethical concerns over maneuvering ordered by president trump I got that I think it means that they lost to the present would like to win and so would bill bars bill bars said look we're putting Noel Francisco in front in charge of this Jonathan swine at a sneak preview yesterday that said the reading of judge letting my friend with you I've been emailing a lot about this they become preeminent the White House
The South Florida Morning Show
Merriam-Webster picks "justice" as its 2018 word of the year
"Got going on over there. The merriam Webster word of the year is way inclusion. Oh, no. Liar. No gender. No justice. That was hop. Search. That was a letdown. Seventy four percent. Yeah. It was up by seventy four percent over twenty seventeen pointed out that many of these debates over the past year have involved Justice, social Justice, criminal Justice, economic Justice Justice department Justice league. Here's the Justice league. Right. And legion of doom and Justice Cavanaugh.