Ep. 756 An Abomination of Justice
Summary:In this episode I address another troubling turn of events in the Mueller probe and the outrageous plea deal given in the Capitol Hill IT scandal. I also discuss the radical left turn of the Democrats and the folly of socialism. News Picks.Another Mueller probe target with extensive ties to the Clintons. Who is behind the hit job on Jim Jordan? This piece describes the unprecedented obstruction by Senate Democrats. This plea deal will infuriate you. Another pro-business bill for the Republicans is working its way through the process. Bernie Sanders knows government-run health care is too expensive. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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In this episode I address another troubling turn of events in the Mueller probe and the outrageous plea deal given in the Capitol Hill IT scandal. I also discuss the radical left turn of the Democrats and the folly of socialism.
News Picks.
Another Mueller probe target with extensive ties to the Clintons.
Who is behind the hit job on Jim Jordan?
This piece describes the unprecedented obstruction by Senate Democrats.
This plea deal will infuriate you.
Another pro-business bill for the Republicans is working its way through the process.
Bernie Sanders knows government-run health care is too expensive.
Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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