35 Burst results for "Robert Mueller"
Mark Levin
Dan Abrams Conceals Stunning Family Secrets
"Of transition between a legal analyst a journalist slash porter and a TV clown but known I've for some time since I think I've told you this but I should have been more prudent Dan Abrams has a family secret no not that one Dan Abrams has a family secret and it's this Dan Abrams has failed to reveal on numerous of his platforms and he has many including I believe a Trump hating America hating Hamas supporting platform he has failed to reveal on a number of these platforms that said his brother -in -law brother -in -law Greg Andres you've never heard probably of before Greg Andres was assistant special counsel on Robert Mueller's team remember them investigating the Russia collusion hoax President Trump leaking like sieves two years millions of dollars later interfering in the election I don't remember Dan Abrams ever making a statement at media or most of his platforms that that's his brother -in -law while he's a legal analyst as a news reporter you know news reporter saved an obligation to be impartial and to be objective they're not supposed to be opinion makers you so an actual news reporters and journalists conceal such relationships it's a big deal it's a big deal so his brother -in -law obviously married to his sister who's a sister Ronnie Abrams who's Ronnie Abrams he's a federal judge in New York a federal judge in New York really appointed by Barack Obama another Democrat does he reveal that not to my knowledge but that's not my focus Greg Andres is my focus when you have wanted to know that this reporter that this journalist and ABC legal analyst that his family member was prominently involved in trying to put Donald Trump in prison? when the wouldn't that be relevant to know from a legal analyst and a journalist and a reporter? now obviously all analysts the other over at media I denounce where they're well aware they must be maybe they're not wouldn't be
The Charlie Kirk Show
A highlight from How the House Can Beat Jack Smith with Rep. Matt Gaetz and Joe Allen
"Hey everybody to end the Charlie Kirk show Joe Allen and Matt Gaetz We talked transhumanism Ron DeSantis and a very interesting wild idea to immunize Donald Trump against the Department of Justice Email me as always freedom at charliekirk .com and get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa .com That is tpusa .com Buckle up everybody here we go. Charlie what you've done is incredible here Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk Charlie Kirk's running the White House folks. I Want to thank Charlie's an incredible guy his spirit his love of this country He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created Turning Point USA We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries destroyed lives And we are gonna fight for freedom on campuses across the country. That's why we are here I Brought to you by the loan experts. I trust Andrew and Todd at Sierra Pacific mortgage at Andrew and Todd com Joining us now is congressman Matt Gaetz He has lots of topics. He might have a future in Television he's been guest hosting quite often. I'm told the ratings are terrific Congressman welcome to the program. You have a rather creative idea Regarding Donald Trump testifying. I don't even quite understand it. So walk us through it Yeah, I don't know if it's all that creative Let's start here If Congress does not assert its equities in this jacksmith matter those equities will dissolve right now My worry is that too many of my colleagues in Congress think well, this is an ongoing matter So we just have to allow it to play out and it's the same loser mentality that infected much of the Congress in the early days of the Robert Mueller Investigation obviously we proved that to be the fraud that it was and not for nothing Charlie But you got to see this guy McGonigal who was on the ground floor of the investigation To accuse Trump of working with Russia has now pled guilty to working with Russia, but back to this matter Here's what we ought to do and we shouldn't make it that complicated First we should tell jacksmith that he has to show up and give a transcribed interview to the House Judiciary Committee in the next 15 Days if he doesn't do that, we should issue a subpoena if he ignores the subpoena We should hold him in criminal contempt of Congress and force him to be the first prosecutor to bring a case while under Criminal contempt himself and if Merrick Garland won't enforce that criminal contempt then he subjects himself to an impeachment of the house so it would be an attorney general under impeachment a prosecutor under contempt and I think that frames what's going on better than just sitting back and hoping we hear no Evil see no evil and speak no evil as this plays out because if we grant the premise Charlie that this is an ongoing Legitimate matter then it just builds into it the notion that it is law enforcement Activity and not election interference Congress has equities at play with election interference.
AP News Radio
Veteran jurist picked to weigh moving Trump’s criminal trial
"A veteran judge has been picked to consider moving former president Donald Trump's criminal trial. I Norman hall. A judge known for his care and cautiousness in presiding over litigation in the aftermath of the 9 11 attacks, has been selected to decide whether Donald Trump's criminal case proceeds in state or federal court. Alvin hellerstein, a Manhattan federal judge for a quarter of a century, picked up the case after it was originally assigned to a colleague whose husband was a key prosecutor in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of the former president. Trump's lawyers petitioned to have a federal court seized control of his criminal case, arguing that the case involved important federal questions. I Norman hall
Mark Levin
Thomas Baker: Comparing Robert Mueller & James Comey
"Let me ask you this What are the big differences between Mueller and Comey Comey strikes me as extremely political and sort of a king who sits back and waits for people to tell I mean maybe I'm wrong How do you see it Okay Well Mueller Mueller as I said was very hands on Very demanding of his subordinates Very rigid very demanding But very well informed very on top of things when he was on his game He very on top of things Comey is described to me by executives who works with him as someone who floated above it all And I literally one guy waits his hand over his head describing he didn't get involved in any of the details He floated above it all That was Comey's management style
77WABC Radio
"robert mueller" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"How was he at he changed the culture of the FBI How was he as an FBI director Was he competent Political partisan a boob what Well first of all he was very hands on He was very demanding He did not like in this we all know now in many many other men will tell you this he did not like the special agents in charge He had been as you probably know in the U.S. attorney's office and a U.S. attorney in two different cities San Francisco and Boston He had dealt with the case agency He didn't like the agency in charge And some people say he didn't like any agents but that's all a matter of opinion But with the September 11th attacks he wanted that entire investigation handled out of headquarters by headquarters not by any field offices Now this is very contrary to FBI procedures in the past where we had an office of origin and in the September 11th attacks at logically would have been New York or perhaps Washington field In both cases they had international squads that had been working on Al-Qaeda for several years already And there were agents in the field who had a lot of experience in this type of thing But he wanted all pulled into headquarters right under his thumb and he pushed back at anybody who told them differently So that was the first case run out of headquarters later told me that the same thing with the Hillary Clinton email investigation and the Russian collusion investigation of the Trump campaign that had a lot of immediate bad consequences because when you do that when you run it out of headquarters like that the people making the top decisions and headquarters are the people doing the investigations You've eliminated layers of review
77WABC Radio
"robert mueller" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Absolutely moment was Mueller became directed just days before the September 11th attacks And in the September 11th attacks happened on a Tuesday on a Saturday the Saturday morning he was after the attack He was summoned to Camp David the presidential retreat in the mountains of Maryland to give a report or the he believed he was there to give a report on what the FBI had done So between Tuesday and Saturday morning it was actually only about three and a half days of work But in that time the FBI did what it does best Investigate And in that time they identified all 19 hijackers They were associations their financing their rental costs their credit cards their connections all the way back to Al-Qaeda and he presented this report that morning to the president George W. Bush in front of all this top advisers in Camp David and when he was done speaking expecting praise and thanks Instead George W. Bush turned and said to him I don't care about that I just want to know how you're going to prevent the next one Shortly thereafter that morning can and gave a presentation George Tenet then the director of the CIA with a plan of action going forward when and when he was done speaking George W. Bush said great and he turned and looked at Mueller He said that's what I want to hear Mueller was humiliated Now we know this and we know the scenario because molo told us this several times and other people who were there told us this But then Mueller set up out and he said this to change the culture of the FBI He wanted to turn away from its law enforcement mentality and become an intelligence agency
Mark Levin
Thomas Baker: Robert Mueller Did Not Like the Special Agents in Charge
"How was he at he changed the culture of the FBI How was he as an FBI director Was he competent Political partisan a boob what Well first of all he was very hands on He was very demanding He did not like in this we all know now in many many other men will tell you this he did not like the special agents in charge He had been as you probably know in the U.S. attorney's office and a U.S. attorney in two different cities San Francisco and Boston He had dealt with the case agency He didn't like the agency in charge And some people say he didn't like any agents but that's all a matter of opinion But with the September 11th attacks he wanted that entire investigation handled out of headquarters by headquarters not by any field offices Now this is very contrary to FBI procedures in the past where we had an office of origin and in the September 11th attacks at logically would have been New York or perhaps Washington field In both cases they had international squads that had been working on Al-Qaeda for several years already And there were agents in the field who had a lot of experience in this type of thing But he wanted all pulled into headquarters right under his thumb and he pushed back at anybody who told them differently So that was the first case run out of headquarters later told me that the same thing with the Hillary Clinton email investigation and the Russian collusion investigation of the Trump campaign that had a lot of immediate bad consequences because when you do that when you run it out of headquarters like that the people making the top decisions and headquarters are the people doing the investigations You've eliminated layers of review
Mark Levin
Thomas Baker: Robert Mueller Wanted a 'Culture Change' As FBI Director
"Absolutely moment was Mueller became directed just days before the September 11th attacks And in the September 11th attacks happened on a Tuesday on a Saturday the Saturday morning he was after the attack He was summoned to Camp David the presidential retreat in the mountains of Maryland to give a report or the he believed he was there to give a report on what the FBI had done So between Tuesday and Saturday morning it was actually only about three and a half days of work But in that time the FBI did what it does best Investigate And in that time they identified all 19 hijackers They were associations their financing their rental costs their credit cards their connections all the way back to Al-Qaeda and he presented this report that morning to the president George W. Bush in front of all this top advisers in Camp David and when he was done speaking expecting praise and thanks Instead George W. Bush turned and said to him I don't care about that I just want to know how you're going to prevent the next one Shortly thereafter that morning can and gave a presentation George Tenet then the director of the CIA with a plan of action going forward when and when he was done speaking George W. Bush said great and he turned and looked at Mueller He said that's what I want to hear Mueller was humiliated Now we know this and we know the scenario because molo told us this several times and other people who were there told us this But then Mueller set up out and he said this to change the culture of the FBI He wanted to turn away from its law enforcement mentality and become an intelligence agency
The Officer Tatum Show
'Trump Derangement Syndrome'
"I want you guys to realize something and I think this is significant and you are living in a significant part of history. Because if you look at what these people are doing to Donald Trump, I honestly believe that this will probably be the biggest political mistake ever made by Democrats. Why do you say that, mister Tatum? Because they have attempted on multiple occasions. On multiple occasions, to get Donald Trump, I'm a legal trouble. They attempted to make mention a claim that he was working with Russia to collude or colluding with Russia in order to interfere or win the 2016 election. They had a whole fake investigation. All these people should go to prison that conducted a fake investigation into Donald Trump. Robert Mueller, all of these people that they've concocted to put together in order to damage the reputation of Donald Trump was a complete forest. You continue to go on,
Opening Arguments
"robert mueller" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"Media LLC. California limited liability company. Feel free. Yeah. So let me just read one more passage from this lawsuit because it's so delightfully bonkers. Here we go. It says the executive office of the president under president Obama was so distraught by general Philip's election as NSA that they calculatingly and with actual malice and corrupt motives conspired to and did use the tremendous power of their positions in the executive office of the president and their influence over the DoJ and FBI to investigate and trap and prosecute general Flynn, defendants agents. Yeah, no linear time at once more. Defendants agents executed these actions knowingly purposely and in complete disregard of general Flynn's constitutional and other legal rights. No, no, please. No one. Again, linear time, right? Like Michael Flynn was national security adviser under president Trump. He can not simultaneously be the NSA and also have Obama be in charge of the Department of Justice. I just, I don't know. He's the people that believe there was a secret child raping cabal below in the basement of a pizza parlor that lacks a basement. Oh yeah, that's one of the Michael Flynn definitely supported the pizzagate conspiracy theory. Oh yeah. Yeah. Anyway, this guy legit believes that Robert Mueller, who was appointed by Trump's own guy, deputy AG rod Rosenstein, was part of a plot by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to get him and get Trump. Or I mean, I don't even know if he really believes it. But look, he's willing to say so in a federal filing and again, that is why I read these cases front to back because they're not real lawsuits. They just aren't. I mean, this supposed tort here, the false reckless abusive and malicious felony criminal prosecution. It doesn't even matter. It's never going to happen. The $50 million is never going to happen. And okay, I guess we need to talk about the law. So why don't we find out why this is never never in a million years going to happen after the break?
Opening Arguments
"robert mueller" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"Mueller wasn't even appointed a special counsel until May 17, I do not understand how Comey could have been involved in the prosecution at all, but perhaps that's my own naivete again. Yeah, that is because you are not considering the fact that linear time has a well-known liberal bias. Oh, well, good point there. You got me. Anyway, remember, the Russia investigation was initiated because Trump campaign a George papadopoulos had bragged to an Australian diplomat. I know they called him the coffee pie. Anyways, so the coffee boy bragged to this Australian diplomat that Russia was going to release hacked Clinton materials to help the Trump campaign, which it then did. So Flynn scoffs that this is hearsay upon hearsay and indeed, if it were offered in a court of law as proof that Russia actually did hack the DNC emails, he might be right. But that's not the standard to open an investigation, which is why the DoJ's inspector general report concluded that the quantum of information articulated by the FBI to open the individual investigations on papadopoulos, Carter page, Michael Flynn and Paul Manafort in August of 2016, was sufficient to satisfy the low threshold established by the department in the FBI. So when Flynn's lawyers say that the investigation quote lacked legitimate investigative predicate, they are lying. Yeah, and I want to emphasize here that this report was prepared by Bill Barr's Department of Justice. That's why you have some of that editorializing. Not crazed leftist or alternatively federalist society. But you repeat yourself. Merrick Garland. No, look, I guess if your uncle Frank is drunken enough Kool-Aid that Barr is now also part of the deep state given that he sort of cooperated in a self aggrandizing sort of way with the January 6th committee. But look, Bill Barr's Republican DoJ office of the inspector general. Validated the voluntary plea bargain secured by the Republican prosecutors, operating a conjunction with the Republican special counsel Robert Mueller, who was appointed by Republican attorney general Jeff Sessions, and overseen by Republican Deputy Attorney General rod Rosenstein, or you know, as Flynn's lawyers call them a cabal of angry Democrats. Well, they would. Anyway, I should mention before Jesse been all sues us for defamation here. Flynn's lawyers did not call them a cabal of angry Democrats in the pleading. That's at Donald Trump thing that I'm sure they have called, but I want to be clear for the record what the complaint actually says. Bring it on, Jesse. I think he's got other fish to fry. Anyway, Flynn's lawyers are similarly selective with the facts alleged in this bleeding. For instance, they point to Flynn traveling to Moscow and sitting with Putin at a gala as an example of protected First Amendment activity. And he even claims he was quote acting as an information gathering agent for the United States not for Russia because he did disclose the trip to the U.S. government and talked about when they asked him about it. He fails to mention though that he was paid $45,000 by Russia today to deliver a speech at that fun little dinner and that Russia today is classified as an outlet of the Russian government, which is a minor minor detail that he just failed to forgot to mention. Nor does he mention his belated registration as a foreign agent of the Turkish government, which is a tacit acknowledgment both that he'd violated the foreign agents registration act and that he'd been acting as an agent of a foreign government just months before he became the national security adviser. It takes what I'm going to describe as a lot of nerve to claim that quote general Flynn's status as an adviser to a presidential candidate is not a proper justification to investigate him as a Russian spy. Yeah, I mean, I think from where I come from, we call that chutzpah. But it does help perhaps you bite. Yeah, it does help if you've had your capacity for shame, surgically removed. Yeah. Which he clearly has. So Flynn also claimed that, quote, the supposed ties to state affiliated entities apparently amounted to speaking fees that general Flynn received as part of his speaking circuit after leaving government service, which is amazing. Yeah, nobody ever gets bribed that way. Yeah. Yeah, no. Literally the day of the 2016 election, Flynn published an editorial in the hill calling for Fethullah Gulen's extradition without disclosing that he was being paid by the Turkish government and while he was being paid by the Turkish government, he set in on multiple classified briefings with Donald Trump who was then a candidate. So this guy was a walking national security risk before he got caught making secret deals with the Russian government, something he characterized in his brief as, quote, perfectly appropriate, diplomatic talks. And that's despite the fact that he was a civilian with no diplomatic role negotiating to undermine the foreign policy of the sitting president. Nor does he explain why he made repeated public denials of those perfectly appropriate talks, or why he lied about them to the FBI. Oh, sorry. I mean, he forgot about them. Yeah, yeah. That's the obvious explanation. Who could possibly remember all of the foreign autocrats that are paying you buddy to say what you just buy pure happens to happen to put an editorial in public. Yeah. I mean, look, the complaint is ridiculous, which is why I read them from the front to the back. And it bears noting that this is ridiculous in exactly the same way that Trump's idiotic RICO suit against Hillary Clinton was ridiculous. You guys remember that one. Although it was mercifully a hundred pages shorter and it only sues the federal government. So I guess he's not likely to get the same $1 million sanctions penalty because the government's not generally in the habit of doing that. But incidentally, this represented here by Jared Robert, and he is an attorney in the office of kraken alumni, Jesse beadle. Who represents Trump in a bunch of idiotic partisan bullshit suits. He's like, okay, credit work do. He is like a couple clicks above Alina haba in the pecking order, but his record is not great. And Roberts, who is apparently like the guy in Jesse beetles outfit, who is a barred in Florida, where this dumb thing is filed is also the attorney of record on Clinton's appeal to the 11th circuit in that RICO case. Yeah. He's appealing the sanctions because he doesn't actually want to pay the $1 million. So anyway, hi Jesse bean all, small world. Again, opening arguments,
Opening Arguments
"robert mueller" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"I did not mean as in terms of having credentials. Gosh, and that's weird to say about drunken flatulent decomposing Rudy Giuliani. But I mean in terms of sort of being the at the center of coordinating all of the quasi legal stuff. But in any event, your point will take it. The thing we were trying to figure out though, like to get back to it. There are apparently the prosecutors are trying to chase down some plot by our buddy Boris to orchestrate a common interest privilege in the documents case. And you and I were trying to figure out what they meant by this, were they talking about a joint defense agreement where they really talking about a common interest privilege. So maybe you want to break that down for the listeners. Yeah, yeah. So here's and again, a lot of supposing going on, but all of a sudden, when you see this odd legal term pop up without context in an article where The New York Times is presumably quoting from sources that know what they're talking about. And the fact that the person writing the article doesn't know what the common interest privilege is, gives a lot of credibility to that. So here's what it means. While it's not true that having a lawyer in the room means everything said is privileged, right? We just made fun of that position. The opposite of that kind of is true, right? If you have a conversation with your lawyer and there is even one other person in the room that isn't the client or the lawyer, that absolutely waves the privilege, right? So the idea, yeah, the idea is that you as the client have no intent to keep something confidential if you're willing to say it in front of somebody else, right? Right. So what counts as other people is obviously where this gets litigated. So obviously, you know, an assistant comes into the room. The associate, that's not legally speaking another person, right? If you're a party to the litigation, if you're an employee of a party, if you're otherwise engaged by the lawyer, you know, you're not an outsider. Right. But let's say you're a political supporter of a former president, or let's say you represent the former president in another matter that may be pending in front of a different grand jury, you are an outsider. And so you are outsider elina. And so the question here is, did Boris maybe let too many people into the room or have too many CCs on his emails? That would be pretty par for the course considering the emails that he sent to 15 people about the fake electors scheme. And that would really be par for Trump world too. I mean, I feel like I've been watching 12 seasons of this show. It's like The Simpsons. But Don Junior was constantly telling Robert Mueller like, no, no, there was a lawyer in the room when I had this conversation with three other people. And so it's privileged and he always had a magic security blanket of privilege. Yeah, no, I had forgotten that that made its way into volume one of the Mueller report. That's just, again, more evidence of the crazy way these people operate. So again, we're speculating based on a sentence in a New York Times article. But if it's the case that prosecutors are asking witnesses before the grand jury about Boris Epstein and common interest privilege, then we made infer that Boris's answer would have been, oh, hey, looks like a bunch of unrelated people in the room that were on the email that would break privilege, but really what you have is people with a common defense privilege. Okay, so this is where we were confused, right? Yes. Because it kind of looks like what they're talking about might be a joint defense agreement, and that is very par for like that is something that happened in the Mueller investigation too. All of the witnesses kind of said, well, we're in a joint defense agreement. So we get to share everything. I mean, even Rudy Giuliani remember with that. And Robert Costello, like it's all the same characters who they just go over and over and over again as a general hospital. Everybody's going to be married to everybody by the end of the show. But that they tried. Amnesia. Anyway. Yeah. And not just Rudy. Rudy kind of allegedly dangled a pardon to Michael Cohen via this weird kind of to keep him on side in the joint defense agreement when Michael Cohen flipped for Robert Mueller. So it's all the same. It's just like the same echo and yeah, so I think that I'm not sure what they're talking about here. Okay, here's what I think I've kind of figured out or as here's what I think makes sense as part of our speculation, right? A common defense privilege is more broad than a joint defense agreement, but it is the underlying privilege that makes a joint defense agreement possible. A joint defense agreement would absolutely be written down and if there's one thing we know about Trump and his cronies, they abhor writing stuff down, right? Real lawyers don't take notes. And so you do not have the case was super clear on this. We both had to look it up. That you do not have to have a written agreement for an assertion of common defense privilege to be enforceable. You do need an express agreement, but it can be an express verbal agreement by and among all the parties and their counsel that yes you're working together on a particular matter and the common law on this goes all the way back to 1872. Well, let's stay out of the dungeon on this one, shall we? Okay. All right. So a modern example, right? But nevertheless, well established common law. Think about it this way. Suppose there are two identical twin brothers. We're going to stick with the general hospital theme here. I love this. It's a twins. Identical twins, each of whom is the primary suspect in a murder investigation, right? So the eyewitness testimony is it going to be particularly useful because they're identical, right? Now, no attorney in the universe would represent both of those brothers. That would be an incredible conflict of interest. Yeah. You need two identical twin attorneys. We are putting together a fantastic movie, and I've got a great twist for you. Okay, so yeah, in Super Bowl conflict of interest, you can't represent the book because the primary defense, right? The primary way in which you're going to establish reasonable doubt on the eyewitness testimony is brother number one is going to say it wasn't me. It was brother number two and brother number two is going to say, it wasn't me. It was brother number one. And you could imagine a situation if they were tried sequentially in which two separate juries said passed on brother number one and then passed on brother number two because they had reasonable doubt created by that. Did this I think would make for a good movie. I feel like Nicolas Cage and John Travolta in this movie? We're rewriting face off. This is fantastic.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
The "Two FBIs"
"Two FBI agents Thomas J baker and Nicole Parker testified before the House Republicans well before the House. And the testimony was interesting on a number of fronts. Now, a lot of the focus was on Nicole Parker, she's a young woman. She's attractive. She was very emotional at one point coming almost to tears. She spoke in a very interesting way about the two FBI's and I'll come back to that. But as a result, the other guy, Thomas baker, his testimony was a little bit sidelined and there were there were important details that he revealed because when we talk about the FBI the way it is now, one question is, what is the genealogy? What is the sort of origin? How did the FBI become this way? If the FBI has gone rogue, who made it rogue. And Thomas baker offers a couple of important clues as to the answer. Not the full answer, but at least part of the answer. And the answer is it turns out, goes back to 9 11. If we think of in more recently, COVID as being a sort of dramatic event that changed the rules was exploited by a lot of bad people, essentially baker says the same thing happened with 9 11. The FBI was sort of taken by surprise, apparently the president, George W. Bush was very angry that this had gone undetected that 9 11 had not been anticipated and blocked before it occurred. And so the FBI under Robert Mueller made two important changes. Number one, it began to centralize the FBI. So the FBI previously operated mainly through regional authority and regional field offices. I remember under Ronald Reagan, Louis free, who was then the director of the FBI, would always emphasize the strength of the FBI as the fact that we've got a lot of kind of eyes and ears out there, and we trust our local offices to do the heavy lifting. Essentially Washington D.C. is a kind of nothing more than a sort of coordination mechanism that links these different regional FBI. So the power that is local in its decentralized. Mueller changed that
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Columbia Journalism Review Calls Out the Media for Misinformation
"We're all familiar by now with the Russia collusion hoax. A hoax that was cooked up by the Hillary campaign, probably with Hillary's knowledge if it wasn't her idea in the first place. Hillary campaign cooks it up. They involve the FBI and the deep state. The deep state then leaks falls accusations of Russia collusion to the media, the media is only too eager to collaborate. There's massive communication traffic going on between the FBI on the one hand and other agencies of the government feeding inaccurate information to various media outlets, including in the end The New York Times, The Washington Post, really all of them, all the major media are in on this. And all of this is now come to light. It started to come to light with Robert Mueller looking at this and going to the astonishment, by the way, dean baquet, who's the executive out of The New York Times, says he says he was stunned when he realized that he goes holy as obscenity. Bob Mueller is not going to do it, meaning he's not going to find Trump guilty of any kind of Russia collusion. And of course, this is what the media had been reporting for for years. And so the real kind of new development is an article in the Columbia journalism review, written by a media insider. We're talking about a guy who is deeply connected, he used to work for The New York Times. In fact, the Columbia journalism review was edited by a guy Kyle Pope, whose wife, Kate Kelly, is a reporter for the Washington bureau of The New York Times. So we're talking now about a part of the journalistic establishment. And this is a giant article in depth. And it goes on for it seems like about a hundred pages. It's four parts long. And the striking thing about it is that it in systematic detail, even though it has a kind of friendly bias toward the media. It goes on to say, guys, you really blew it here.
The Dan Bongino Show
Lee Smith: The Connection Between the FBI and Oleg Deripaska
"Problem with even that angle Lee is Oleg deripaska also had major league connections to Christopher Steele and a lawyer by the name of Adam waldman They're a posca wanted to be off the sanctions list and this guy waldman was dealing with yes Mark Warner a Democrat powerful senator from Virginia who was on the Senate Intel committee So even the Dara paska angle is knee deep in Democrat potential law problems and yet you heard nothing about that yesterday Well look so there are this guy Charles mcgonagall But you mentioned John Solomon John I mean John is just a terrific awesome report but one of my favorite stories he did was explaining Oleg deripaska's decade and a half on relationship with Robert Mueller and of course Andrew mccabe Remember how the FBI went to their and they asked him to fund an investigation to find bob Levinson in Iran and Dara posca wound up spending $25 million Well here's the thing Everyone knew Levinson was in Iran In an investigative team to go into Iran and find out where Levinson was All you needed was someone to make an intelligence official and find out exactly where he was and how is he doing And what would it take to get him out The way that I see it basically the FBI build this guy build their pasta $25 million Someone should find out exactly where that money is If that really went to an investigation or somehow that was spread around the bureau Because that's where the FBI's love affair with Oleg deripaska So that's one of the things that kills me about this story I want to get this right The FBI is courting deripaska for at least 15 years And now this guy is getting jammed up because he's taking money from Dara poska when he sanctioned And I'm not defending this guy in the gondo I'm just saying this is a very strange story
Bloomberg Radio New York
"robert mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Anne garin's always very entertaining. Let's turn next to what we're going to get the latest on that EU gas cap story around your port Steven shopski be telling us what difference the new price capital make and we'll tell you why the House of lords is asking where all the workers gone. This is Bloomberg. On the latest sound on podcast, Michael zeldin, former federal prosecutor, and former special counsel to Robert Mueller while at the Department of Justice this Supreme Court chief justice John Roberts, temporarily blocked the scheduled ending of title 42 this week to something that got a lot of talk over the weekend leading up to this. We know that there are huge numbers of people who've been inspired to approach the border because of this rule change. This was the COVID rule change put in place during the Trump administration. Do you have a sense, Michael, of what this means? For the administration, Roberts is asking The White House to respond to the request, the restrictions had been scheduled to end on Wednesday the order gives the court more time to decide how to handle the case. Where is this going? Well, and in Robert's order, he says the court wants to act quickly on this the court is going to take this up as quickly as they can. I think this freeze is going to stay in place until they have a decision. And all of this, of course, means that the burden is on Congress to come up with an immigration plan that's comprehensive. George W. Bush almost had it. But we just couldn't quite get there. And people can criticize Biden or they can criticize Trump about the policy good or bad, but really the burden is on Congress to come up with a solution here that makes sense and hopefully this will precipitate Congress doing that, but in the meantime, these crossings are going to remain blocked and title 42 stuff is going to remain in place until the Supreme Court issues
Bloomberg Radio New York
"robert mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"On the latest sound on podcast, Michael zeldin, former federal prosecutor, and former special counsel to Robert Mueller while at the Department of Justice this Supreme Court chief justice John Roberts, temporarily blocked the scheduled ending of title 42 this week, something that got a lot of talk over the weekend leading up to this, we know that there are huge numbers of people who've been inspired to approach the border because of this rule change. This was the COVID rule change put in place during the Trump administration. Do you have a sense, Michael of what this means for the administration? Roberts is asking The White House to respond to the request, the restrictions had been scheduled to end on Wednesday the order gives the court more time to decide how to handle the case worse this going. Well, and in Robert's order, he says the court wants to act quickly on this the court is going to take this up as quickly as they can. I think this freeze is going to stay in place until they have a decision. And all of this, of course, means that the burden is on Congress to come up with an immigration plan that's comprehensive. George W. Bush almost had it, but we just couldn't quite get there. And people can criticize Biden or they could criticize Trump about the policy good or bad, but really the burden is on Congress to come up with a solution here that makes sense. And hopefully this will precipitate Congress doing that, but in the meantime, these crossings are going to remain blocked and title 42 stuff is going to remain in place until the Supreme Court issues
Bloomberg Radio New York
"robert mueller" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In that the cases are starting to run through a population that's not fully vaccinated. And then also we had the U.S. expressing concerns that we might see some mutations that could extend the grip of this virus on humankind as it were. Anyway, middle thanks very much, middle kataka from TD securities. This is Bloomberg. On the latest sound on podcast, Michael zeldin, former federal prosecutor, and former special counsel to Robert Mueller while at the Department of Justice this Supreme Court chief justice John Roberts, temporarily blocked the scheduled ending of title 42 this week something that got a lot of talk over the weekend leading up to this, we know that there are huge numbers of people who've been inspired to approach the border because of this rule change. This was the COVID rule change put in place during the Trump administration. Do you have a sense, Michael of what this means for the administration? Roberts is asking The White House to respond to the request, the restrictions had been scheduled to end on Wednesday the order gives the court more time to decide how to handle the case versus going. Well, in Robert's order, he says the court wants to act quickly on this the court is going to take this up as quickly as they can. I think this freeze is going to stay in place until they have a decision. And all of this, of course, means that the burden is on Congress to come up with an immigration plan that's comprehensive. George W. Bush almost had it, but we just couldn't quite get there. And people can criticize Biden or they can criticize Trump about the policy good or bad, but really the burden is on Congress to come up with a solution here that makes sense. And hopefully this will precipitate Congress doing that, but in the meantime, these crossings are going to remain blocked and title 42 stuff is going to remain in place until the Supreme Court
The Dan Bongino Show
Insider (2021): Mueller's Proteges Are Landing Top Spots in Biden DOJ
"I'm using lefty resources for a reason So when you want to sit here and moan it's a conspiracy Really His Business Insider Bob Mueller's proteges are landing top spots in the Biden Justice Department Lisa Monaco is among the former aides of Robert Mueller joining the Biden Justice Department She's the one right now at justice that oversaw this rate of Mar-a-Lago She was bob Mueller's buddy She worked with him too She was one of his age just like John Carlin She was also in the Obama Biden White House as they were spying on Donald Trump Folks this is not This isn't chess it's not like this is like connect four when you were like 9 and ten years old and we did board games before there was the Internet This isn't complicated Again they're not hiding this They are overtly going after Trump and using the same trusted confidants Why
The Charlie Kirk Show
Tom Fitton: What Elon Musk & John Durham Have in Common
"And Elon Musk slash Twitter. Elon Musk and John Durham, what on earth do they have in common? Well, you know, they're both on the wrong end of the left. You know, and under the Trump administration, special counsels, we were all supposed to fall down and worship them, right? Robert Mueller. Oh no, John Durham. He can't be trusted. And he's going overboard and prosecuting the Clinton gang. Excuse me, the Biden gang. Or I get confused sometimes as to what we're supposed to be prosecuting since they're all tied together. You know, the same thing with Elon Musk. I don't know where he stands on politics. You know, my guess is that he has, well, the evidence is he supports free speech, which is kind of like ought to be the price of entry in terms of public discourse these days. But activist investors were the left told us where the savior of the corporate world. Having these activists come in and demanding accountability from corporations on issues other than the stock price. And here we have Elon Musk doing something similar with Twitter on behalf of First Amendment values by all accounts and you would think he's Genghis Khan coming in and trying to destroy the Internet. But both need to do a lot in my view. Obviously Durham has been slow. Three indictments include one which resulted in a kind of a disaster of a plea deal. The two more recent ones have been substantial, but if they're the end of what he's doing, it's going to be week T, they're the beginning. It could be great. And I must, you know, he's putting his money where his mouth is, you know, billions of dollars of investment in Twitter to have a say by all accounts and how Twitter is run and to try to rein in, I would hope the abuse that Twitter continues in terms of lying about why it's censoring conservatives
Mark Levin
What Is Victor Davis Hanson's Book 'The Dying Citizen' About?
"Go ahead and explain your book again I was already explaining but you can do it better You wrote it It's we're losing if we have all this chaos in the news cycle at the border Afghanistan or stagflation or this crazy critical legal theory critical theory There's all a common denominator and it's an attack on the idea of a constitutional citizen And it's a very rare concept We're very fortunate in the United States to have it And it's fraudulent It's not guaranteed And one of the ways that diminishes is the middle class is neglected And Democratic Party has been the party of the very wealthy now in the very poor but the middle class has been lost between the two parties until recently And you have to have a sacred space for citizens to inculcate their traditions and customs If you have an open border you have sort of a migratory population of residents They're not citizens And it's hard to know that what the advantages are citizenship are over just residency anymore You know whether it's entitlements or voting or maybe even holding officer They've been blended And we have this tribalism and it's a pre civilizational idea that you judge people on the parents of their skin color or their general physicality and rather than their ideas that are common American And that's just the organic pre civilization pressures on the citizen but look at the elite top down It's a permanent administrative state whether it's general milley or James Comey or Robert Mueller or John Brennan these people who are judged jury and executioner And they're not elected a Doctor Fauci And yet they exercise power that's just completely on
News Talk 1130 WISN
"robert mueller" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"Charges that they can find first. This is always how it happens. Unless, of course, this is just a fishing operation. Bye. Cy Vance and the state attorney General Woman by the name of Leticia James. Both of these people are Frankly, out of control, because the prosecutorial power that we grant people and and and government agencies in this country is incredibly incredibly extensive. The fact that they're using this for such obvious political purposes. Should be frankly terrifying. This has always been designed and don't think it's a coincidence that the grand jury just happens to come out right at the time where Donald Trump is getting back out there and starting rallies again. This is always been designed to quote unquote. Get him even if there's nothing that he can be charged with criminally the mere existence of an investigation will harm his reputation. Once again. How many people do you think Donald Trump? Do you think Think Donald Trump colluded with Russia? It's got to be 95% of Democrats, right? He didn't the Mueller report a four year investigation. Proved he didn't The FBI investigated Robert Mueller's team investigated it. There was no collusion. But the existence of the investigation. The existence of the charge was sufficient to convince enough people that he Was guilty. In essence, there's.
WDTK The Patriot
"robert mueller" Discussed on WDTK The Patriot
"Have heard of Uh, Robert Robert Mueller. He voted for. Excuse me. He called himself a communist when he was in college. I can't think it was Brennan that voted for Gus Hall. Who is the Communist Party USA candidate 1972. That's right. Is that Iraq that Yeah, That's pretty much I think that people would find that book. Very, very informative. Absolutely thank you. So much for the reference and for the benefit of the audience who may not have had a chance to key in the name of the book once again, Rob With the one by clan. Skousen is the naked Communist. And Glenn Beck's The Blaze, I think did something on it as well. But the other book is called the The Red Thread. By Diana West. She's a really good journalist. Very Details and by the way now that you're you've probably heard of her. Yes, she described her parents were Marxists. And she described Stalin's rule and I don't think you want to be there when she said this at the time of terror and excitement, Hmm. Interesting characterization. Uh, for a a terrorist, essentially Rob, Thanks so very much for the call. I greatly appreciated 809 to 3. 9385 893 w dtk someone again trying to romanticize of law Breaking squash buckling, filthy, dirty pirate 809 23 double U. D T K Dad's listening to the program in Detroit, Dan thanks so very much for the call and your comment on critical race theory. I just don't understand why, by this pressing the C T R so much when the things he said in the past, she's clearly a racist. Made it very clear how he feels about people of color. How White kids are better than black kids, and I just don't understand what What's the motive that they're going for? Why are they trying to split the country? He's clearly trying to push something that he doesn't support. It just doesn't make any sense to me, and I don't understand. Well, Dan, understand this. It has all the earmarks of a situation where you have an individual who is, for all intents and purposes, a figurehead, an empty suit. Through home is being channeled all of the fundamental desires and policy prescriptions of the left. That's really all you need to understand. Dan Dan. Thanks so very much. For your call to the program this evening. I greatly appreciate it. 809 239385 we have a figurehead president. Well, there are times when he sounds almost lucid. But those seem to be coming few and far between 809 23 double U. D. T K Six o'clock talk with Darryl would returns after the break. Jack Schwartz at home loan specialist has been helping clients get into their dream homes for over 35 years. He has mortgage products that many big box lenders, those cookie cutter lenders, they just don't have them. He doesn't work on quotas so he won't push it into something that doesn't make sense for you. And if you're looking to refinance and who isn't at this particular point in time, when so much is changing. He, Jack Schwartz simply evaluates the numbers and options. And if it doesn't make sense, Jack will give you an honest answer. If it looks good, he will crunch the numbers, and then he'll show you those numbers to back it up..
The Dan Bongino Show
The Musical Chairs Between Robert Mueller, John P. Carlin, and Lisa Monaco
"If you go to John Carlin's scam MPD, otherwise known as Wikipedia Page. You'll see on there. That him and Lisa Monaco traded spots in the higher up positions in the Department of Justice Quite often, Look at this. United States, assistant attorney general for the National Security Division. Mm. It was John Carlin. Who was he proceeded by Lisa Monaco, the same people investigating Trump the same person again again. It's my Gator. Here. Acting United States Deputy Attorney general John Carlin. Who succeeded him. Lisa Monaco. It's like musical chairs. Where the deep state then why do the same people keep turning up in these positions all the time? They're both back. Carlin was appointed back into the Biden administration. And so is Monaco. They were key players in the spiky thing, and they're investigating Trump again. For the same thing they did spying on Nunes. And his phone records. This is again think that that Oh, I'm trying to keep this show family friendly. The great fruits on these people. The Democrats don't care. They know the media cover for
BBC World Service
Judge Says Bill Barr Was Misleading on Trump Obstruction
"Of a document that the Justice Department used when it declined to charge. Former President Trump with obstruction. NPR's Carrie Johnson reports that the judge is raising questions about misrepresentations to the court Judge Jamie Berman Jackson delivered a victory for the nonprofit citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington crew. Crew sued to get a copy of the memo that Trump Justice Department cited when it decided not to indict the former president for interfering with the probe by special counsel Robert Mueller. Judge Jackson has now reviewed the document, and she says it appears the Trump DOJ had already decided not to charge the former president with a crime. She says some of their explanations were misleading and incomplete. A spokesman for new leaders at the Biden Justice Department declined comment. The DOJ has two weeks to respond in court. Carrie Johnson NPR NEWS Washington The former Minneapolis
Bloomberg Opinion
Justice Department Sues Roger Stone Over $2M in Unpaid Taxes
"The federal government is taking an ally of former President Trump to court over unpaid taxes. The justice farming filed the lawsuit on Friday against Roger Stone, accusing him and his wife of owing nearly $2 million in income taxes. The lawsuit alleges a couple used a corporate entity they controlled to find a lavish lifestyle despite owing money. Stone was convicted in 2019 is part of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation. But received a pardon from then President Trump in
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"robert mueller" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"When you read this transcript, then you look at what the FBI did in the subsequent application, you realize knowingly willfully Multiple members of the F B. I misled the FISA court. It's not even in doubt anymore. Yeah, I mean, it's and look when we say premeditated fraud is that now we know from these documents in these final days, declassification that in fact they had interviewed Christopher Steele early on and steals, admitted the reason he was pushing the dossier. Was the distract on behalf of Hillary Clinton's campaign because he hated Trump, You know, hence, we can go back to August, the 2016 and the warning even by Bruce or that he's got a political agenda and that he's tied to the Clinton and Clinton's paying for this crap. On that. Even the sub source in January 2017. They all knew and still call me put a signature on three of the four warrants Rod Rosenstein, the final one, which is inexplicable to me, because everybody knew By then it was a At that point was a hoax. And still they went forward with even the charging dictates. Rosenstein of Robert Mueller, it sister remarkable, and you know you're looking at a zoo. I go to these notes. You see, Rod Rosenstein really appears in the FBI knows to be such a weak character. There's a moment in the conversations with Andy McCabe McCabe rights just down later in his own. No to get this McCabe's version of events, But he said that at one point, uh Rosenstein pulled him aside and said, Would you reach out to the fire James Comey and find out if he thinks it's a good idea. The name of special prosecutor. Why would you reach out to the man you just help fire? Remember? Rosenstein wrote the termination memo on the grounds for termination, which, by the way, were substantiated later by the I G. James Comey was fired for good reason for misconduct in the Hillary Clinton email case and now obviously for misconduct in the Russia case. But why would you Rod Rosenstein be so uncertain of yourself that you're reaching out to the guy you just fired. You look at the cast of characters that carried out this silly Russia collusion thing, and you realize that it was the perfect storm. Bad managers, politically biased managers in some cases, correct managers carrying out a political dirty trick that should never have happened. All right, John, we look forward of the transcript of Carter Page. His life was ruined Papadopoulos, his life was ruined. Flynn's life was ruined. Stone's life was ruined. Manafort's right life was ruined. And everybody on their side gets away Scot free so far that you last question you have any faith in in the dorm report yet, or have you lost faith like I have? I mean, I'm just it shocks the conscience all that we knew all that we've proven incontrovertible evidence everywhere. Nothing happens ever. Nothing ever happens. Why? Yeah, it's well it time and again. We saw people like McCabe walk away despite you know, go overwhelming evidence of missing giving false statements. I think I have 100% confidence that John Durham is engaged right now, in a very serious criminal investigation that looks to be building indictments against a small number of people. We know grand Juries. Have convened. There are grand Juries, and there are grand jury activities, and they're even fights before the judges about grand jury compliance with subpoenas and other issues. That's what slowed down some of this, But that said the fact that there are plenty of signs of a criminal investigation. One has to wonder why it's been so. So some of the lawyers that I've showed this evidence to over the last few weeks They said, Listen, I could make a I could make a criminal case with this with a first year law student doesn't have any passed the bar yet. They couldn't understand why it's taken so much time. But let's see the evidence that I'm seeing in reporting talking to sources. There's a very active investigation. I hear the same thing, but I'm kind of tired of telling my audience something that should have happened a long time ago. Those you know you keep here. It's coming. Coming coming. That never happens. John Solomon. Thank you, as always, 809 for one, Sean, our number If you want to be a part of the program will get to the mob. The media, um the duplicity and double standard there. I'm pretty much everything coming up..
710 WOR
"robert mueller" Discussed on 710 WOR
"For Comey. One of them would have been Robert Mueller. They had a list of who would replace Comey. Robert Mueller with list and Can't remember the other names. Couple other names on the list. So hey, this stock market stuff. It you there's a website called Reddit. That has always billed itself as the front page of the Internet. It's not. I don't know anybody under anybody over the age of 26, who would ever go to read it. It's a total waste of time you ever read. Read it. You can never figure out what's going on there. I'm calling it now just to find out what the heck is going on Red. It's like the world's biggest chat room. It's got 50 billion sections, 90,000 different topics. Sometimes I'm the topic. I get that in the Google or I go look. Yeah, even I can't follow what the hell they're saying so Uh, The problem is Reddit is getting in the stock manipulating business. This is what happened yesterday with that company Gamestop, and there was another composed the other company. Well, there's a lot of them BlackBerry. I am superiors. AMC. That was another one, and then today that they were trying to do American airlines, So it's It's tough to explain without going into it. You know that these big hedge funds see normal people that buy a stock. Wait till it goes up, and then I sell it or if it starts going down. Maybe I sell it. That's how stock works. If you one of these, like on the show billions acts and they got all these computers and these Bloomberg terminals and also with you. What the hell are they doing with all these graphs, and they do something we don't do. The shortest stock they take out puts calls warrants they take a short, then there's a short squeeze, and then they take out warrants on the short, So even though nothing is happening, the stock's not do anything the company that do anything they figured out a way to manipulate it and make a ton of money, So that's what they do. And if you wonder why she the market went down and they made a ton of money. They know how to short it. Squeeze it This that they see the problem is, though Mark is a lot of people are fed up. And I kind of support these little red it geeks because you know what A lot of people are fed up with guys like accidentally people just moving paper around. Making a lot of money. Costume is obviously the little guy gets caught in a squeeze and loses here, so this is payback to them. Yeah, That's the idea. So what happened? Is this little a 22 year old geeks on the chat room read. It figured out how they could do it. Two twos amateurs, So they did it and they were making a fortune. Not only were they making a fortune, they were screwing up the big hedge funds, the big institutions they were costing them all the money. So even AOC tweeted that you've been using the stock market is some little gambling casino. Why can't we do it, too? So that's the argon. However, Here's the big problem Whenever something like this happens whenever amateurs jump in and start playing with the market against the professionals, that's always a signal that the market is coming to an end. That happened in 2000. Whenever that happens, it means the end of the bull market and a crash is coming. So just bear that in mind, this always happens. At the end of a bull market. That's what's scaring everybody. Now. The other thing scaring everybody is this system where these geeks on the Internet conduce what the big hedge funds do and play against them eyes scaring the hell out of them so that they and they can't stop these reddit chat rooms and he's got these APS with goodbye stock so fast. So they're trying to figure it out. Some of them are shutting down certain stocks and shutting down certain APS trying to figure out how to defend themselves against this, and I don't know what's going to happen here. Well, you say that you know, little guys can't buy it. But, you know, So you shut down this Robin Hood site, which allows you to buy stocks and no fees. Um, you know, some brokers won't let you trade that stock because of what happened to it. That's not fair. Course it is. These hedge fund guys have worked hard to manipulate stocks. And that's why I have this big mansion and they got a Maserati and they look like acts and they dress like slobs and the It s oh, yeah, that's that's right. You're right. I mean, the truth is, you could never do this, but you should just make it. It's a stock. You buy it, You sell it. That's it. There's no puts and calls and warrants and shorted this and the eliminate all that other stuff, And then everything's fine. Uh, now there's not not everybody does. You got the Warren buffet type of guy. Who is just a regular old fashioned stock investor. He buys the stock. It goes up. He holds it as he always says, The correct sell date for my stocks are never so That's an investor. Maybe we should force everybody back to that. You're right. I don't know. I mean these hedge fund guys with all this stuff. I don't know what the what the value of that is to anybody else. So it's just this is not a little story. Just keep an eye on it. Something big is gonna happen out of this. So what do we know about Governor Cuomo? He said he's been under tremendous fire. He killed 10,000 senior citizens and nursing homes. With the dumbest decision ever made by a government in this pandemic. He ordered the nursing homes to take in Corona virus patients. They're not prepared to control a situation like that it killed 10,000 seniors dead because of an order he signed. And now he's been for the last few months trying to literally kill 10,000 businesses in New York City, Wipe out Mom and pop restaurants Just kill them dead looking very cruel lot of flak for it. So what do we know? He said Friday. All Loosen up something. People are guessing he guessing that the restaurant Yeah. They'll make it enough of the guessing he'll let restaurants open for indoor dining in New York at 25% You think that's what it will be? He hasn't said anything yet. That's what he seemed to indicate he did, say 25% and In a statement. The promise. Everything is open everywhere else restaurants in Long Island. Westchester, Connecticut, Everywhere 50% on. They have higher rates higher numbers, the New York City Why can they open and 50%, and it's that causing any problems? So why not New York at 50%? I don't know. He comes up with these arguments about the density of the population will It's not against it, and it's the same density, then get him into a restaurant. That's the one place you can control, the deaths and the density and there's no then opening in Manhattan. There's no density Manhattan number is gone. Looking out the window. There's nobody here. Nobody's in Manhattan. If you're in the suburbs, you think of coming in the city. I want you to find a parking space. You could park anywhere. Park anywhere you want. Can't go anyplace but park anywhere you want so Uh, museums have remained open, haven't they? Yes. Limited capacity, but they're open. Yes. Well, if you go in the museum, why can't you go in the restaurant? Uh, listen Long Island. Connecticut, New Jersey, I think is still 25%. But take Connecticut or Long Island or West. Just worth 50%. You look out. Talk to all the restaurants, the bus boys, the waiters. They're not getting sick..
KSFO-AM
"robert mueller" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"And fire Robert Mueller We would have people take to the streets. I believe there will be widespread civil unrest because Americans understand that the rule of law is paramount, and you think there will be civil unrest, Widespread civil unrest. Do you know widespread, so I do. I do know Cory Booker, get up in the face of some Congress people, Maxie wanna get in their face? They're not wanted anywhere. Anytime you create a crowd. Well, you can't be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for. Hillary Clinton, Joaquin Castro 2019 Trump considering declaring a national emergency over the government shutdown, said. Democrats would fight him in the streets and it goes on. You know when when you're in the arena of Nancy Pelosi said. You have to be ready to take a punch and throw a punch. Jon Tester in order to take on Trump, You have to punch him in the face squad member Presley. This is his much about public outcry, organizing, mobilizing applying pressure making phone calls emails showing up you know there needs to be unreciprocated in the streets forest long as there's unrest. In our lives. Well, pretty amazing list, isn't it? I don't hear Mitch McConnell never heard him at the time. You know, talking about that that language provoking anything's and look a Kamila Harris the statements. You know, this is you know they're not going to stop. Is after what happened in Minnesota, the summer burning a police station in the ground. The writing that took place there. They're not going to stop after Election day. Everyone should take note on both levels. They're not going to stop. And they should not. And we should not. Is that for Mitch McConnell is saying Is that provoke peep that that provoke people in the summer? You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to Destroy what you stand for what you care about, But I like to debate this gentleman and I said no. I said if we're in high school, I'd.
Talk 1260 KTRC
"robert mueller" Discussed on Talk 1260 KTRC
"A chief fan And I know many of those you're very happy. And if you are a Cleveland Browns fan, and he put money on the Browns, and you're very happy because they certainly covered the spread. So everybody want. Well, I'm sure there's a lot of people who loved have seen the Browns come back all the way and actually win that game outright, and it looked like for a while. They were kind of. They had a moment, Um, looked like they were going to come back and possibly possibly Threatened anyway. But then the back up quarterback Chad hit he hung in there. And with great defensive plays Kansas City one. So now they will host The bills. On Sunday in The Green Bay Packers will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tom Brady. Who do you like? I'm saying this Kansas City and Green Bay all the way in the Super Bowl. To be a hell of a Super Bowl and he'd be a good Super Bowl. Rogers and homes. Great supporting cast on offense and on defense Anyway, there's some good games over the weekend. I got to watch a little bit. Football enjoyed it. And just hope that Patrick Mahomes because he is the most exciting kid in professional football is good to go. 100% good to go. On Sunday. Josh Holmes. He's a lot of fun to watch is well within with the Buffalo Bills. So there's a story out right now, if you saw the story earlier from The Washington Post, had bit of several several stories today from the post that air just absolute just Don't if you want to scratch your head or bang your head against the wall. The story earlier about some of the Some of the carriage Zach money. Some of the P P p money going to anti vax er groups. It is not surprising in the days of Donald Trump, but for anti vax er groups to be applying foreign been getting Cove in money and nobody apparently no oversight over that. Um Is distressing. Washington Post also just put out a story. It is called the Trump letter. His lawyers said, should never see the light of day. Probably a million of those right. How many will come out? Washington Post in the days before Donald Trump fired James Comey as FBI director. One of the most defining moments of his presidency. Trump pinned a scathing letter to Comey. That has never been publicly released. In fact, a four page letter was never even sent to Comey. Because White House lawyers quickly determined it should never see the light of day. Special counsel Robert Mueller later recounted. Roller review The May 17th may 2017 letter as part of his wide ranging investigation. And mentioned parts of it in his final report. The letter has remained largely hidden from the public nearly four years later. Now a source connected to Mueller's probe. Has relayed the contents of the letter to ABC News. Which especially in light of recent events. Offered it telling. Look it out, Trump viewed the then leader, the nation's top one fortunate agency. Letter from Donald Trump to James Comey. You ran the FBI. Quote. Your conduct has grown unpredictable. This is from Donald Trump, right? Your conduct has grown unpredictable and even erratic. Including rambling And self indulgent. Public performances. That have baffled experts. Citizens and law enforcement professionals alike. Making it impossible for you to effectively lead the agency. It's almost a sidebar, Your Honor, almost like a letter that Donald Trump received from somebody. They just turned it around and Said. Dear Jim and signed, you know, President Donnie? Your erratic and unpredictable makes it difficult for people to predict. Impossible. Letter than chest I James Comey for spinning Too much time cultivating a public image. Not enough. This is not from the onion. This is not from man magazine. Letter, then. Chastise coming for spending too much time cultivating a public image. Not enough time getting your own house in order. Almost half of the letter focused on Comey's handling of the investigation into then presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. You used a private email the server, including Comey's testimony to Congress days earlier, defending his decision to publicly publicly announced A year before that Clinton had been extremely careless. Classified information. We should not face charges. That testimony.
KSFO-AM
"robert mueller" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"With this kind of inspiration, I will go and take trump out to night. Look, if the president does go ahead and fire Robert Mueller We would have people came to the streets. I believe there will be widespread civil unrest because Americans understand that the rule of law is paramount, and you think there will be civil unrest, Widespread civil unrest. Do it. They're not. No, no, They're not going to stop and that they're not. This is a movement. I'm telling you. They're not gonna stop and everyone beware because they're not going to stop. It is gonna They're not going to stop before Election Day in November, and they're not going to stop after election day, And that should be. Everyone should take note of that on both levels that this isn't they're not gonna let up and they should not. And we should not. I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotic Lee make your voices heard. That is the sick Orwellian world. We now live and it's sick and it's getting sicker and it's going to get even sicker because they're not kidding around. Reeducation have steep path of occasion. This'd is madness. Hey, Gorsuch J. Cavanaugh. You're gonna pay the price. You're not gonna know what hit you. Wow. Get in their face. You're not welcome here. Anybody place anywhere any time? I'm gonna take trump out to night. I'm going to take him out. Well. Unbelievable. Like to take care of the back of the gym. How come nobody ever invites me Linda to the back of a gym? I I wouldn't You know, I'm not one of these people that gets offended by words. I'm not one of these people that gets offended by hockey fights either. Just I'm not. I actually like it. I love him. And may you know how I roll like me, and I'm all for it. But if anyone ever said that about Biden, what do you think the reaction would be off? The vapors off of feigned outrage. Oh, I don't talk like that. Conservatives don't act like that. And talk like that. Would you say? Well, look at what happened. Well, now this is why you don't shouldn't have snap impeachments G. What a shock when now discovering. Article after article after article after article that says, Yeah, the outgoing Capitol police chief said, Yeah, they warned the House and Senate security officials. To bring in the national guard. But Pelosi and McConnell said no Now investigators even fake news CNN reporting of pursuing signs that the right was planned and timelines beginning to show that it started before Donald Trump ever finished. His speech, and people at the rally began to march to the capital by the way in the vast majority were peaceful. Now we're gonna we have you know, Don lemon is our friend Miranda Divine refers to him. You know, Jen, Jimmy Kimmel, you know, still still rationalizing the violence we witnessed all summer because it was about a righteous and true cause. AOC suggesting a commission to rein in media. Uh, d bath of vacation camps. Joy Reid wants Well, I didn't see Donald Trump funding. You know bail for rioters and looters and arsonists in the summer. That was Kamila Harris. Herself said they're not going to stop. They shouldn't stop. We should not stop. Okay, beware. You need to take note of this both levels. I mean, do you see the flagrant hypocrisy? This is why You know, As far as I'm concerned Republican senators have two choices. Mitch McConnell, you got two choices. Either you apply these standards equally, which means that you now have to impeach Maxine Waters. Chuck Schumer, Kamila Harris, Joe Biden. Or you don't show up at the sham post presidency impeachment, which hunt? That's it. You don't get it both ways. And if not, it's like Liz Cheney. Liz Cheney, you know, look. A lot of people that supported the past have been a Republican administration that now never Trumpers lot of people that supported McCain and and Romney, never Trumpers. You know, I've never really hit these guys hard because all right, That's your point of view. But don't tell me you're Republican. Because you're not Cause you're helping a guy that is has the most radical radically stated socialist agenda in the country. And somebody that we all know was weak, frail and cognitively struggling. So you broke it. You own it. We'll see how it works out for you. And and you take on this breathtaking hypocrisy. Love with Josh Holly and Ted Cruz. You know, they're called for a 10 day on it. You may not like it. You may not agree with it. They didn't have the votes anyway, and we're gonna win it. But by the way far fewer states being objected to the what the Democrats themselves objected to in 2016, so let's cut the crap here. AOC. Southern states are not red states. They're suppressed states that need liberation. It is okay for Swalwell to compare the president to Osama bin Lan. Wow. Unbelievable. All right, let's get to our phones. You've been very patient here. 809 for one. Sean. Darlene is in Michigan. Darlene. Hi. How are you? Glad you called. Thanks for, um, Thanks for taking my call. Thank you. I just want to reiterate to how this was such a jumped To judgment. And we'll snap impeachment we call Yes, ma'am. Yeah, and to please everything. Trump supporter with the same brush is so wrong. I knew it soon as I heard this. This is not The normal Trump supporter..
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"robert mueller" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Talking about Obviously what happened yesterday. The president now is committed himself. To the peaceful transition of power, admitting that he will not be president from noon on January 20th that will not stop the leftist mob from going absolutely crazy. It's kind of funny. In a way the people who spent the 4004 elections literally protesting the electoral votes from states and the 2016 election through 2020. Talking about how they the election was stolen from Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton Junior, the third and how this was done with a conspiracy with Russia. They're now saying you can't possibly any any objections. Any questioning of the election is unpatriotic and disloyal to the country. Of all human beings. Adam Schiff, California's balding buffoon. Took to the floor of the house yesterday and said quote during and after this election, a dangerous falsehood was propagated that our election would be marred by massive fraud. And quote. Uh, he knows massive fraud. He's been doing it his whole life. But in particular the last four years, Mr Russian collusion hopes News a simple question. Was a very simple question. If Democrats air so sure certain that nothing Curious. Nothing. Nothing happened in this election. There's no irregularities. No fraud whatsoever. Certainly not enoughto make the difference. Then why are they so vehemently opposed to anybody discussing it? Why does anybody discussing it? Condemned. Why are they so opposed to investigating it? What are they afraid of? Well, they would say no, no, no. We're not afraid of anything was just time to move on. These are the same people who say that if you hire a lawyer when somebody federal law enforcement was speaking, you must be guilty of something. What is Donald Trump hiding? He doesn't want to give us all the documents. We want it. Zis obvious skating. What is he hiding his refusal to 100% capitulate and cooperate. Is an admission of guilt. His denial of a sit down interview on under oath with with with Robert Mueller was an admission of guilt. That's an admission of guilt than the idea of an investigation finding out Hey, that anything happened was this stuff constitutional Like what happened in Venezuela? That is my God. It's a It's ridiculous and a threat to our democracy to even ask such questions. You can't have it both ways. You can't have it both ways. We had the Russia investigation condos. We had dozens of Russia investigations. In addition to Robert Mueller, the House and Senate both conducted their own investigations and every major media outlet in the country. Dispatched people around the world to go and find proof of Russian collusion, and they didn't find it. None of them found it. You could say, Well, the newspapers they they were gonna have a tough time because they couldn't subpoena people. They couldn't put people under oath They didn't have the unlimited resource is of the federal government that Robert Mueller had. But Robert Mueller had those things. Congress had those things. They came up with nothing. That wasn't a threat to our democracy. Lying for four years about the election. No, no, no, no, no, that wasn't Yesterday. What happened was awful. Was bad was an embarrassment was a disgrace. About what happened last four years. What about what happened over the last summer? Why are those? Okay? Forgive me. If I don't take seriously the people who had no problem with what was going on for 100, plus days in Seattle now suddenly having a major problem. With what happened yesterday. What happened yesterday won't be repeated today. People have gone home. Probably hoping that they're not identified and photographs and arrested because they'll face serious criminal. Prosecution, but They went home. They didn't try and set up in autonomous zone. There was no prolonged battle. Had still going on with a fire fight and bricks and statues being destroyed and used his projectile weapons against capital police trying to clear the Capitol building. The Capitol building was cleared in a matter of hours. Kind of weird. Isn't it? But one is a massive threat to our very democracy is corn existence, and the other is some sort of perverse fight for justice. Well again. I'm not trying to justify what happened yesterday, and I wouldn't justify what happened yesterday. But when you spend four years actually decades, but particularly four years Demonizing people. For disagreeing with you and then spend a summer justifying riots and violence and looting and murder. People are are going to act. Out against that. Liberals set the rules where rioting is mostly peaceful protest. So when a riot breaks out, see when it wasn't even a particularly violent right police officers were hurt. And that's a disgrace. But You can't pretend that the rest of the last year did not happen. The very same people. Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, lecturing the American public about what happened yesterday is rich. There's no self reflection. There's nothing this is what you get when you have a dishonest media. This is the problem. This is the fruit of the poisoned tree when you have a dishonest media telling you that up is down that riots are peace. That the two people that were murdered in Seattle in the sh as chopped Joan that they didn't happen that that didn't happen doesn't exist. It was a peaceful thing. That the police officers blinded by letter, this is no big deal. That the Trump supporter assassinated in Portland. That's nothing that's just what it is. That's how it is. Give people when they're not particularly outraged when They engage in these things, or when people they agree with engage in these things that liberals love to talk about how dump trump upset norms? Oh, he upset the norms. He's tweeted mean things. Well, there was a Norman disguise Lots of norms at the leftist upset, You know, really? You want to call anybody Adolf Hitler unless they're in the middle of committing genocide, But How was that? Is there anybody out there? Listening who hasn't to advance the left wing agenda been called some form of Hitler or a Nazi or a fascist in the last four years? Nope. Is there anybody out there who hasn't been called some form of ist or foe but by Democrats in the last 20 years No, there isn't You're either with them or you're their enemy. You can't be surprised when you go through life and conduct your job with that attitude when your opponents you can't be surprised when your opponents take you seriously. Journalists dismiss out of hand concerns about voter fraud. What do they do? They say, Well, there's his allegation of voter fraud, and then they will quote some Democrat in Pennsylvania, saying the Democrats secretary of state, saying there was no voter fraud. And they'll say, well, the claims of voter fraud and irregularities in Pennsylvania have been debunked. How have they been debunked? Well, a Democrat declared them not to beat. Constitutions crystal clear the state legislatures set the terms for their elections. In Pennsylvania..
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"robert mueller" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"But that's a fight that the president is taking up. And rightly so now. Interesting thing happened yesterday afternoon. We learned that Attorney General William Barr had months ago now admin many weeks ago. I'll get the date for you. Had named John Durham, the U. S attorney Buck out of Connecticut had named him a special counsel designated him a special counsel like Robert Mueller. You know the special counsel to investigate all and it's a big brother thing about these. These probes these They love their ever expanding probes. I don't know why they like, ever expanding probes. Do you know why Michael Day like everything? It's explains why they walked funny they ever expanding Probe now is into the Bidens and the Obama administration and abuses at the FBI and the CIA and that now that is that John Durham has been designated Not just US attorney signed to investigate all the wrongdoing on the illegal Fiza warrants and the lies by James Comey and John Brennan and James Clapper and And so many others and for illegal Feisal warrants that were obtained by the Comey, FBI and Brennan, CIA and the Obama White House. And then the deep state After Obama left for illegal fiza words, no big deal. They're just find the words. And all they did was lie to the FISA courts and alter documents. They altered their own FBI documents, the 30 twos and then they regarding General Flynn's interview. And then, of course, they altered the CNN. Excuse me, the CIA document that was sent over to the FBI saying that Carter Page was in fact working with the CIA. On the FBI altered that they got this client Smith's lawyer who ought to be going to a penitentiary for this, we'll see about that. He's been charged, and he pleaded guilty to altering the document in order to railroad, a Naval Academy grad who was working as a patriot with the CIA to feed information to the CIA from his Russian contacts, and then The FBI corruptly corrupted that and corruptly prosecuted and persecuted Carter Page once again, a Naval Academy grad, but never mind. Never mind any of that. On John Durham now as special counsel. So this ought to be a you know, a boulder in the colon rectal cavity of the Biden administration, and I gotta I gotta say in the media is very upset, of course, because they're really just the Democrats. And, uh, this is this is big and it is good. And William Barr had done this some time ago before the election and didn't want to announce it publicly because he thought it might undo Lee influence the election. Remember James Comey before the 2016 election with his on again, off again, Hillary of Fair Whatever that was a fair weather and the Democrats. They're still so wolf gosh have only Comey hadn't done that Hillary would have won. Now. Hillary lost because she sucks. She's everybody hates her. Including her husband. And everybody that knows her and works for except home. A winner. Of course, you know, they step late with a jar of peanut butter and some VHS tapes and everything's good. But the that the Durham investigation becoming a special counsel investigation. Does change, and now he's got a lawyer up. He's got to get teams and teams gotta hire lots more people get a budget he needs offices is going to need phone's gonna have to bring in a whole bunch of trump donors. You know, just to make it like the Mueller investigation get like 2025 trump donors and supporters. People have been involved with President Trump's businesses in the past favorably, of course, and and put together a team of people to go after to go after Biden and really this is, just take the chain off. Release the hounds. Because now it's a special counsel investigation and the ever expanding probe. Ouch! Can can go after everything. I mean, it's you gotta look at Brennan and the CIA and the corruption the corruption there, and that Brennan is shamelessly out of the closet corrupt. He's a Soviet by you. You know, Communist voter who it raise your hand if you voted for you've ever voted for the Communist Party candidate. For the presidency of United States. Raise your head. I see nobody. Nobody raised their hand. Having voted well, there's Brennan in the back. There's penitentiary face. He voted for the Communist Party candidate for president, United States. That's why one of the reasons Barack Obama made him CIA director because you know, he knows he's not on our side and he's and he's not. But the Durham investigation Now being the special counsel investigation. Now it's President, Trump said. Many times during the Mueller investigation, he said out loud, he said, You know, I could fire Mueller it any time I could fire him. And the news media said. You better not fascist your Hitler. You're Mussolini. And And, of course he never did. And then the he was exonerated by the Mueller investigation because it was all a lie. It was all a fraud, which, according to the John Brennan Note to Obama was Jim DUP by Hillary Clinton because she wanted to distract from the email scandal that was roiling her campaign for Three or four minutes before the news media swept it under the rug. All they did was destroyed 33,000 emails that were under subpoena from the Congress. Congress had subpoenaed the 33,000 e mails and they were destroyed completely. What bleach bleach bit. You remember what with a cloth There's something Hillary said. Oh, the media. The media loved it. Oh, and there were lots of classified things in there and they had about Anthony Weiner's laptop while he's you know, engaging in courtship rituals with little underage teenage girls at their homes across the country. Good.
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As Corrupt As It Gets? Trump Pardons Ex-Campaign Chief Manafort, Adviser Roger Stone
"Or wipes out prison sentences for nearly 50 people over the past two days, including 29 today. If he's Jackie Quinn reports. Those help by Trump Today include some key figures among the dozens of new pardons issued by President Trump, his former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, and his close associate, Roger Stone, who months earlier had his sentence commuted by Trump. Observers say this underscores the president's determination to use his office in the final weeks to unravel the results of special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation Tuesday. President Trump Pardon to other people convicted In the Russia probe. Before the pardon
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Trump pardons Paul Manafort and Roger Stone
"Issuing pardons to his convicted and former campaign chair Paul Manafort, along with former campaign and political advisor Roger Stone, the president, saying both were treated unfairly by what he called the Mueller investigation, which hunt all Manafort received the toughest sentence of any associate of President Trump entangled and special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. The former Trump campaign chairman, was sentenced to seven years after his convictions on charges of filing false tax. Turns in fraud. Manafort was released to home confinement in May on coronavirus concerns. Manafort's also being pursued by the district attorney in Manhattan who wants to prosecute him for fraud. They would not be covered by a pardon. Aaron