Ep. 668 It’s Past Time for Justice and Accountability
In this episode I address the complete failure of government at multiple levels and the subsequent lack of accountability. This cannot continue. I also address a recently announced economic policy that will severely damage our economy. This 2017 piece will astound you. It describes a Russian effort to steal technology, and it ties into the Clintons. This Democrat Senator said he wouldn’t vote for a judicial nominee because of his skin color. This is a great piece about the damage tariffs do to the economy. Georgia is fighting back against liberal economy warfare. More Obama administration email problems. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
March 2, 2018
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In this episode I address the complete failure of government at multiple levels and the subsequent lack of accountability. This cannot continue.
I also address a recently announced economic policy that will severely damage our economy.
This 2017 piece will astound you. It describes a Russian effort to steal technology, and it ties into the Clintons.
This Democrat Senator said he wouldn’t vote for a judicial nominee because of his skin color.
This is a great piece about the damage tariffs do to the economy.
Georgia is fighting back against liberal economy warfare.
More Obama administration email problems.
Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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