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There’s no better headline, so I’m borrowing the one from the Daily Caller. Buried in the Department of Justice Inspector General’s report – a report that found no political bias in the actions of the FBI during the Hillary investigation – is one massive bombshell: a text from FBI agent Peter Strzok to his lover, FBI agent … Read more
Remember when the media and the Democrats (sorry for repeating myself) called Trump a conspiracy theorist and whackjob for claiming his campaign was being spied on? How much time did they spend on that particular story, we may never know, but Trump was right.
The Obama Administration was spying on the campaign of a political opponent to assist his Democrat opponent.
Joseph E. Digenova, a former US Attorney, Independent Counsel, and Special Counsel of the US House of Representatives, was featured in Imprimis (Hillsdale College) in February. The transcript, titled “The politicization of the FBI” shared detailed evidence of political corruption and collusion between high ranking members of the FBI and DOJ, the Democrat Party, the Obama Administration, and the Clinton Campaign.
Today on Throwback Thursday we feature our 40 minute interview with Jerry DeLemus live from the Bundy Ranch in Bunkerville, Nevada, from April 19th, 2014. Before that we’ve got Kimberly Morin and Richard Olson, as well as Sen. Bob Smith after hour two. Jerry was recently arrested by the FBI and is being held without bail for … Read more
There are more than a few people making excuses for the recent scandals involving the Benghazi cover up, the AP phone scandal and the IRS. Without laboring the point these are just the latest of those we know about. The point I want to make is this: Are the people excusing or dismissing this behavior because … Read more
The IRS scandal is just the tip of a very large and intimidating iceberg. Watch, and feel the chill. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wrxI878HjKc Here’s an NRO story about this as well. And then this by Mark Steyn. Meanwhile, who regulates the regulators? The president’s senior communications adviser dismisses media queries as “offensive“; the attorney general sneers at attempted … Read more
Post title taken from Instapundit. Which made me think of the upcoming corresponding headline, soon to be seen on a blogsite near you: “IRS Agents swoop into local FBI offices” Tit for tat? You really don’t think that with Government as large as it is, it couldn’t happen? The Bureaucracy’s version of a “brush back” … Read more
Google today became the first Internet company to shed light on a highly secret — and controversial — warrantless electronic data-gathering technique used by the FBI.
The technique allows FBI officials to send a secret request to Web and telecommunications companies requesting “name, address, length of service,” and other information about users as long as it’s relevant to a national security investigation. No court approval is necessary, and disclosing the existence of the FBI’s request is not permitted.
Google’s admission, part of its transparency policy, could not include specific details, but they did say this much.
Not if you’re Martha Raddatz of ABC News.
The Daily Caller reported a few days ago that Senator Bob “rob the cradle” Menendez (D-NJ) is being investigated by the FBI for sleeping with underage prostitutes. Now, he’s a Democrat, so naturally his party brethren have no problem with what or who he does in his spare time, but can’t the media at least pretend to be journalists and ask him about it?