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Former Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta resigned after his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein’s Florida trial came to light. There was criticism that Acosta handled Epstein’s Florida prostitution charges against Epstein with “kid-gloves.” Yesterday afternoon President Trump officially nominated Eugene Scalia, son of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia to be his next secretary of […] Read More.

The Amazon rainforest has been on fire for three weeks, prompting outrage and calls for action from celebrities, pundits, and lawmakers. At face value the statistics look staggering – that there were more than 80,000 fires so far this year, the highest since 2013, and up 79% increase from the same time period last year. […] Read More.

Today in New York 16 of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers “stood before a judge and poured out their anger toward the financier Tuesday, taking advantage of an extraordinary opportunity to be heard in court after his jailhouse suicide denied them the chance to testify against him at his sex-trafficking trial.” The Associated Press covered […] Read More.

JUST IN: A federal judge blocked a Missouri law that bans abortions after eight weeks from going into effect. The Missouri law in question “would penalize medical professionals who performs abortions after eight weeks into a pregnancy” which opponents argue is often before women are even aware that they are pregnant. Planned Parenthood and the […] Read More.

New York City mayor Bill de Blasio appointed a board that has come up with a proposal to “devise policies that will reduce the racial disparities between the selective schools and gifted programs, which are mostly utilized by white and Asian students, and the non-selective schools, which are mostly populated by black and Hispanic students” […] Read More.

Oh the irony! Conveniently at least one camera located in the hallway outside of sex offender Epstein’s cell “had footage that is unusable.” In addition, there was “clearer” footage from other cameras in the area “according to three people briefed on the evidence gathered earlier this month.” According to the SFGate: It was not immediately […] Read More.

In this episode, I address the deeply disturbing developments in the case of this alleged government informant in the Spygate case. I address the growing international surveillance state and how it will directly impact you. I also discuss the perilous road ahead for former FBI Acting Director Andrew McCabe. Finally, I address the ideological battle with the anti-Trump crowd and the ugly road ahead. Read More.

A San Francisco restaurant owner, apparently famous for hosting politicians, claimed “Senator Bernie Sanders lost his vote in the 2020 presidential election after the Vermont Democratic candidate was ‘rude and cranky’ to his servers” according to Politico. The historic restaurant, John’s Grill, is 111-years old and many Democrats dined there when they were in town […] Read More.

Breaking News: Today an Oklahoma judge found the drug making company “Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries helped fuel the state’s opioid crisis and ordered the consumer products giant to pay $572 million to clean up the problem” reported the Associated Press. Oklahoma argued the companies and their subsidiaries created a public nuisance by launching […] Read More.

David Boies, the attorney for several of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers who have filed lawsuits in 2015 and 2017 “alleging that Epstein and his associates had sexually trafficked underage girls, at his various homes. The suits were publicly available documents but received little attention in the press” according to NPR.org. Boies told NPR “we count on […] Read More.

In this episode, I address the exciting news this weekend regarding Trump’s trade strategy. I also address a troubling new ANTIFA video where they confront the wrong guy. I discuss the latest John Solomon piece about new information in the Clinton email case. Read More.

United States President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron just held a joint news conference at the closing of the G7 summit. Macron spoke first and said they will release a one-page statement on what was discussed at the summit. We also learned that the United States will hold the G7 summit next year. […] Read More.

Today the Dow is up 123 points and Wall Street appears to be happy just to know there is potential for talks to end trade war. Today Trump announced that Chinese officials called Washington and expressed an interest to “get back to the table.” The President told reporters “I think we’re going to have a […] Read More.

Former Vice President Joe Biden confused common firearm terms during a Democratic fundraiser. Biden told the 250 attendees at the Saturday night event at the Water Mill home of artist Bonnie Lautenberg, widow of Sen. Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey, about his desire to bring back the Clinton-era “assault weapons” ban, according to the pool […] Read More.

Speaking at a refugee camp near Ramallah, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas threatened that “millions of fighters’ would swarm Jerusalem and topple the Jewish state’s capital city, warning that ‘no matter how many houses and how many settlements they declare that they [plan to build] here and there – they shall all be destroyed.” Abbas […] Read More.