Author: Freedom Watch

Senate Republicans puncture House GOP dreams for impeachment trial By Melanie Zanona, Burgess Everett POLITICO December 6, 2019 On Wednesday, a conservative backbencher in the House issued an explosive request to Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham: Subpoena the phone records of House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff. On Thursday, Graham had a succinct response: “We’re not going to do that.” The demand from Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) reflects House Republicans’ eagerness to see Democrats squirm once impeachment moves to the GOP-controlled Senate and out of the “sham” process they’ve derided in the House. Continue Reading…..

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Napolitano: Ignoring a congressional subpoena is obstruction and an impeachable offense By Joshua Nelson Fox News December 5, 2019 Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano reacts to the testimony from four law scholars at the House Judiciary Committee. Following George Washington University law scholar Jonathan Turley’s testimony at Wednesday’s impeachment hearing, Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano disagreed with his stated argument that President Trump had the authority to disregard a subpoena issued by Congress. “He can’t. That’s what Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson were charged with. … You don’t have to…

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Opinion | Fox can’t shake anti-Semitism By Erik Wemple Washington Post December 4, 2019 In October 2018, a guest on his Fox Business program — Chris Farrell of Judicial Watch — made a bizarre claim about a connection between the Central American migrants moving through Mexico and Hungarian-born Jewish philanthropist George Soros. The migrants, he said, “have affiliates or are getting money from the [George] Soros-occupied State Department and that is a great, great concern.” The comment horrified viewers when it re-aired after the mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue; the suspect in the case, Robert Bowers, “frequently…

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By Larry Klayman WND December 3, 2019 Make no mistake about it. I think President Donald J. Trump has been doing a fantastic job as the 45th president of the United States, whether it is with regard to immigration, the economy, religious freedom, anti-terrorism or foreign policy in general, particularly with regard to the Middle East and Israel. Who but The Donald would bring the Islamic Republic of Iran to its economic knees, express support for those who want to overthrow its radical Muslim regime and at the same time move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to its capital,…

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Democrats release impeachment report detailing ‘overwhelming’ evidence By Manu Raju and Jeremy Herb CNN December 3, 2019 (CNN)House Democrats say evidence of President Donald Trump’s misconduct and obstruction of Congress is “overwhelming,” charging that Trump’s conduct toward Ukraine compromised national security in a new report released Tuesday that will form the backbone of the impeachment proceedings against the President. The 300-page report from the House Intelligence Committee sets the stage for the impeachment of a US president for just the third time in history. The report stops short of outright recommending impeachment, with House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff,…

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‘Atrocity after atrocity’: Omar says Trump should be treated like mob boss Washington Examiner December 3, 2019 Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar suggested that Democrats should handle President Trump’s impeachment in the same way prosecutors took down mob bosses such as Al Capone. During an interview on MSNBC, Omar, 38, warned Democrats against including issues beyond the Ukraine situation in the articles of impeachment. Some Democrats have suggested including obstruction of justice, details from the Mueller report, and even Trump’s “bigotry and racism” as part of the foundation to impeach. Omar said Trump’s alleged wrongdoing with Ukrainian President Volodymyr…

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Browns fan goes on rant and jumps into Lake Erie after revenge loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers By Allen Kim CNN December 3, 2019 (CNN)The Cleveland Browns lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second matchup between the two teams this year. The loss was enough to send one dejected Browns fan into Lake Erie. Cleveland Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens seen wearing ‘Pittsburgh started it’ T-shirt Joey Kinsley, who posted the video on his social media accounts under the handle @SirYacht, wrote: “Welp Browns’ season is over after another loss to the Steelers and a QB named…

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Fox News Judge Explains Why Trump Can’t Call Impeachment ‘Unfair’ By Matt Wilstein The Daily Beast December 3, 2019 Over the weekend, Brian Stelter aired a segment on Reliable Sources titled “A Tale of Two Fox News Judges” in which he expressed concern that “dissenting” voices like that of Judge Andrew Napolitano were being “drowned out by the sycophants” like Judge Jeanine Pirro. “Do you think there’s room left for people like Judge Napolitano who are trying to explain to Fox’s viewers that Trump is in pretty hot water?” the CNN host asked. Continue Reading…..

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Judge denies DOJ request for stay on Don McGahn testimony By Darren Samuelsohn, Josh Gerstein POLITICO December 3, 2019 House Democrats on Monday notched another legal victory in their pursuit of critical testimony tied to their impeachment efforts, though the ruling may be short-lived because the case is already on temporary hold while it works its way toward an appeal. U.S. District Court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, in a 17-page opinion, rejected the Justice Department’s request to put a long-term stay on her earlier opinion requiring Don McGahn, the former Trump White House counsel, to appear before the…

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300+ Trump ads taken down by Google, YouTube CBS News December 2, 2019 How to handle political ads on social media has become a growing concern as the 2020 U.S. presidential election approaches. Facebook has taken most of the heat, after refusing to remove an ad for President Trump’s reelection featuring false information about his opponent Joe Biden. While political ads on social media do not adhere to different rules than political ads on TV, they have come under specific scrutiny because of their unique ability to disseminate — broadly and rapidly — bad information, and the platforms’…

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