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Despite unrelenting opposition from Democrats against every single move he’s made on border security and immigration policy, President Donald Trump (and the nation as a whole) has nevertheless recently begun to see the fruits of his labor on that front.
The total number of illegal aliens apprehended at the southern U.S. border has dropped dramatically in recent months after Trump reached a deal with Mexico to crack down on the migrants traversing through that country — so much so that Trump just praised the neighboring nation’s efforts by quoting a Border Patrol official who did the same, according to the Daily Caller.
Trump praises Mexico for help at border
President Trump cited the words of National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd in heralding Mexico for “stepping up to the plate” and providing a huge assist in the overall effort to reduce the number of migrants seeking illegal entry into the U.S.
“‘In 22 years of patrolling our Southern Border, I have never seen Mexico act like a true Border Security Partner until President Trump got involved, and now they are stepping up to the plate and doing what they need to do.’ Brandon Judd, National Border Patrol,” Trump tweeted.
The reference to Trump’s involvement was in regard to the deal he reached with the Mexican government in June, which appears to have paid significant dividends already.
Amid initial threats from the president to impose incrementally increasing tariffs on Mexican goods, Mexico agreed to take a harder stance against the migrant caravans and smuggling networks that transit through that country to its northern border with the U.S.
56% reduction in apprehensions since May
Fox News reported that the Mexican government is also proudly touting the success witnessed thus far as a result of the June agreement, in particular, a 56% drop in the number of border apprehensions over the three month period since the deal was reached.
Mexican Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard, citing figures provided by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, noted that the number of individuals apprehended and detained at the border — which peaked at 146,266 in May — dropped to only 63,989 in August, a number that includes not only illegal entrants but also those who formally presented themselves at a port of entry but were denied admission.
In large part, that reduction was brought about by the efforts of the Mexican government, particularly the deployment of roughly 20,000 additional police and National Guard soldiers near the U.S. border and throughout the country, all of whom were aggressively deterring migrant caravans and breaking up smuggling networks.
Border cooperation “has been successful”
“We’re showing that the strategy that Mexico put forward has been successful,” Ebrard said. “I don’t expect a tariff threat Tuesday because it wouldn’t make sense.”
Ebrard was referencing a scheduled meeting with top U.S. officials at the White House this week for a 90-day review of the progress made to date. Part of the June deal included the possibility that, were insufficient progress to have been made over the designated time period, the tariffs previously proposed would in fact be implemented.
To be sure, historical trends typically show a dropoff in border apprehensions during the hottest of the summer months — though this reduction appears more substantial than in the past — and there is undoubtedly still plenty of work to be done. However, at least as of now, it appears that Mexico has provided a significant helping hand in getting the border situation under control and, hopefully, the unprecedented trend of cooperation will continue.
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In everyone’s life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who rekindle the inner spirit. – Albert Schweitzer
Before Christmas, I listened to a Sounds True podcast in which feminist Benedictine nun Sister Joan Chittister talked about lighting the fire and it is such a lovely phrase it has stayed with me ever since.
Sister Joan says that by choosing the right people to watch, the people who have distilled their life experiences into a wisdom which helps them to live a good and serene life, we can learn to do the same and light the fire for ourselves and in turn, for other people.
Mythologist Joseph Campbell once said that we don’t always need a why life happens as it does, but we do need a how. Sometimes life events can be so truly devastating that we forget how to tend our fire and it goes out. Sometimes, if we are lucky, as Albert Schweitzer says above, thankfully other people light us up and get us going again. They give us the how and eventually we figure out the why ourselves.
In her beautiful book Tending the heart fire, yoga leader Shiva Rea says that the human body is a miniature version of the universe, which began in a fiery explosion and has the sun at the centre on which all life depends. Our bodies are formed from the same materials as our world, and our hearts, known in tantric yoga as the fire altar of our temples (bodies) are like the sun. This is a mystical way of reflecting on our place in the universe which thrills and delights me, not least of all because it is true.
Consequently, when our bodies honour the rhythm of the natural world, for instance, going inward in the winter months, keeping warm and getting the rest we need, we are more likely to enjoy peace, harmony and creativity, and we keep our fire lit as we live the serene, good life Sister Joan was talking about.
Moreover, Shiva Rea says we can, with practice, embody fuel, fire, and firekeeper to realise the extraordinary creative force that burns within us. For, it is this creativity and desire to expand which keeps us vital and evolving. I have said before, I think this is why we are culturally obsessed with youth. Our young constantly evolve and expand, and seem full of potential and promise, in a way older members of the population can forget. But we can all learn to keep our inner fire burning to centre our energy and maintain our passion – our love for life.
Scientists have found that when the rhythm of our hearts synchronise with our brainwaves that is when we are in our optimal flow. The ancient practices of yoga and meditation bring our biological rhythms back in sync, and make us feel balanced, and just a couple of breaths or any of our own rituals can do the same. I am a big fan of ritual to sooth myself or to make a moment resonate.
Tending our inner fire is a connection to ourselves, to the world around us and to others. Scientifically, the electric magnetic fields of our hearts go beyond our own bodies, so when we sync with others we can sense when someone is in flow or not and by breathing and creating space, we can put ourselves in an open-hearted synchronised state. I know this from personal experience.
Last year, I was on a two day meditation retreat with the extraordinary davidji, and during one session there was a woman sitting next to me who kept moaning and I felt like my space was invaded, which was extra irritating because not only did I judge her for moaning, I then judged myself harshly for not being more kind, meditative and tolerant. I thought that it was going to be a long session of me feeling irritated, judgemental and not feeling the love, and then we were asked to get into twos to do an exercise. Naturally, I ended up with this woman, rolling my eyes. However, keeping the faith, we got together and followed the instructions. We put our hands on each other hearts, looked into each others eyes, breathed in and our a few times and then shared our intention for the rest of the year. Hers was about something which touched me, and I am thinking it was a private moment so I don’t need to share her intention with everyone. I don’t remember mine because I tend to lose myself in other people (I know I need to get that sorted. Or do I?). Finally, we finished by saying to each other: You are beautiful, you are doing a great job, I love you very much.
The rush of love which I felt for this woman in that moment, wiped out all other thoughts, even with my natural talent/flaw to dive deep into someone else, I felt truly loving and loved in what was now a special moment of connection and intimacy. I loved her dearly and still feel a rush of affection for her as I write this now, and I hope she achieved her intention.
It was an extraordinary experience which showed me that connection is an energy that can happen at anytime with anyone because of the way we are biologically made. We are not born irritated or disliking people. We are born from love, and we love intrinsically. It also means all the woo-woo talk is true: When we are at one with all things, we respond and interact. When we are separate, we tend to react and contract.
As Shiva Rea says:
To tend the heart fire is to create a sacred expression of our life.
The sacred is available to us in any given moment. All we have to do is open our hearts, offer up our life force and fan the flames of our inner fire (or scientifically speaking: Breathe to get our brains and hearts in sync so that our bodies produce oxytocin, and feel a connection). So on the days when we feel sad and lonely, and disconnected from others, just remember to breathe in and out and create a space in which we allow air, or people in, to rekindle our fire – that spark of love, and passion for life.

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Who Might Joe Biden Select To Lead The Justice Department?
"And irony of ironies. Sally yates the former. Doj official who. I sounded the alarm to the trump white house about. Flynn said to be on biden. Shortlist for attorney general
President Trump pardons Michael Flynn
"Now part of his former aide, Michael Flynn, which is a reward to Flynn for being loyal. Amber Flynn pled guilty to lying to the FBI way knew that he was having these phone calls it was supposed to be having he got fired after only being in the administration for the 24 days. Something like that. So which is, uh, to Scaramucci is so Flynn is is gone. And then the Miller investigation kicks up and they're like, Oh, well, we got Flynn. I mean, he was lying to us. So then they used him for Basically the kind of leveraged him in order to to bring out more information. And then all of a sudden, the Justice Department said. You know what? Mueller? Let's limit the scope of your of your investigation. You can't follow the breadcrumbs to anything else that might happen, so it just turned into a real You know, just a real mess. You know, Flynn was supposed to be Sentence. The Justice Department said to the judge. We want to drop the charges dropped the charges. He just pled guilty. Yeah, but we don't want to charge him. And the judge said, No, That's not how this works. So how any of this works? And so that was that was being hung up in court, and Trump just came outside. Dad. He's off the hook. I worry about the trump phenomenon. Not because of Michael Flynn mean Michael Flynn will score some gig with some, You know, Trump pissed. He's got too much money in some industries somewhere, whatever. Security consultant. International affairs, blah, blah, blah. I'll get something Worry about the trump the trump phenomenon. We had a gentleman who called us earlier in the show, and he was He was sort of the same mind set is I am And that is It's not Trump It's It's the playbook that Trump is writing, or rather resurrected from past leaders, not American leaders. Here. You've got a charismatic Well known figure. And I mean, he figured if we blew up the world of politics in United States, but he tapped into what is a psyche that we've seen play out historically. That ends up hitting neighbors against neighbors and races against races and it divides the country into the haves and the have nots even further, and he knew this. And he used it to his advantage, and he got rid of anyone that was willing to challenge his power like John Kelly. Like Rex Tillerson, who somehow ended up looking like a good guy by the time that he was done James Mattis, Dan Coats Sally Yates, who I just mentioned selling, it's got fired because she wasn't willing to Theo defend them. The Muslim ban Right? Uh huh. Trump eventually filled his inner circle. With under an unqualified loyalists. He was He was trying different people along the way. John Bolton ons. I make the best hires Bolton. Get him out of your fire That guy because even these people Who Were power hungry enough to take jobs with Trump. Couldn't compromise their own morals so much that they followed him. He finally is able wrapped himself up in people like Manoogian. Who are Willing to do whatever it takes. To do whatever he wants. And then he wouldn't play golf. The president's schedule was
McCabe will defend opening Russia probe in testimony before GOP-controlled Senate panel
"Former FBI Deputy director Andrew McCabe is set to testify on Capitol Hill today in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee. It's the fourth part of oversight hearings on Crossfire Hurricane which was the counterintelligence Trump Russia investigation. Senate Judiciary Chair Lindsey Graham and the committee have already heard testimony from former FBI director James Comey, former acting attorney General Sally Yates and former deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Tanya J. Powers. Fox News,
James Comey testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee
"Former FBI Director Facing some tough questions from Senate Republicans today, James Comey, who was ousted as FBI director in 2017, will appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee. His public testimony comes as a panel investigates operation Crossfire Hurricane the probe that looked into alleged ties between Russia and the Trump campaign. The man who led the Russia probe, former special counsel Robert Mueller has declined to appear. Comey is giving his testimony voluntarily. The committee has already heard from former acting Attorney General Sally Yates and former deputy Attorney General Rod
Buttigieg, former Obama officials added to Biden's transition team
"Nominee Joe Biden is turning to several former Obama administration officials as well as a one time rival for the nomination to lead his transition team should he win the November election. According to multiple media outlets. Former national security adviser Susan Rice and former deputy Attorney General Sally Yates are joining the transition team as his former South Bend, Indiana mayor and one time candidate for president. People digits. Now,
"sally yates" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"She refused to enforce the law. And she also testified last week that she was lied to by the FBI and would not have said she's one of the people who signed a FISA warrant to spy on Carter Page and she admitted that she was like two she would not have signed that buys a warrant. If she knew now then what she knows now, I don't know, necessarily believe that she didn't know it then that she wasn't involved in all of this, But at least that was her story, and she's sticking to it. I was surprised that after that admission that she was that there was a lot of corruption in the Russia Gate investigation by the FBI by the intelligence. We are surprised that she was still Invited to speak, but she probably already recorded. Her testimony are recorded her Her speech. By then they budgeted out the time and they just thought it was easier to go that But listen to Sally Yates explain. Her career and why she she was fired. Cut five Go ahead, served as deputy attorney general in the Obama Bad administration and stayed on as acting attorney general for the Trump transition. Then 10 days in I was fired for refusing to defend President Trump's shameful and unlawful Muslim travel ban. Except it wasn't a Muslim travel ban shameful and unlawful North Korea lot of Muslims there They were a country involved in that van, not a lot of Muslims in North Korea. Venezuela also part of that travel ban. Again, not a hotbed of Of Muslim activity. It was a ban on Entry to the United States from countries that could not vet the people that did not cooperate with the United States to the point of the satisfaction of our state Department that we could make sure that we weren't getting, you know, monsters coming over here. That's what it was and the unlawful part. Sally Yates has billed as some sort of legal scholar why she was the acting attorney general. She was deputy attorney general under Barack Obama, therefore, She could. But Barack Obama, he was a constitutional law professor, which he wasn't by the way. He was a guest lecturer at a college, not the same as a constitutional law professor Doing one semester is a guest lecturer, not not the same. This'll legal scholar declared. The travel ban to be unconstitutional. Unfortunately for this genius legal scholar the Supreme Court of the United States disagreed. Thiss unconstitutional, unlawful, horrible thing that Sally Yates was referring to was declared constitutional by the Supreme Court. So She's either lying or ignorant or whatever, or like most leftists, if they don't like a Supreme Court decision, they just ignore it. If they don't like a law, they just ignore it. They don't like election results. They just ignore it. They just ignore. Whatever it is that is inconvenient to them. So I thought that was interesting that she would be chosen to speak and be given such a prominent role. I don't think most people No. Who the hell Sally Yates is. They don't remember Sally Yates. They should know who Sally Yates is. She was one of the people in the Oval Office meeting with Barack Obama and Joe Biden. When they discussed going after the Trump campaign with the With sending an FBI agent in to interview Michael Flynn. Little bit weird that she would be up there unless you realize, of course, she testified last week and again. I'm not saying there's a tie to this, but she testified last week that she wasn't that meeting, but she doesn't remember. Joe Biden, suggesting tactics right? Well, the I don't remember Joe saying that, but I was definitely there. So you give Joe Biden cover And then suddenly you this Nobody backbencher gets five minutes. At the Democratic National Convention. When AOC herself the unofficial queen of the Democratic Party is given 60 seconds given one minute she used 92nd. She actually spoke for 96 seconds. But it didn't come as a surprise to anybody since it was recorded and Submitted. I just love the the difference there. There's no reason for Sally Yates to be speaking up there. She's an Obama administration official. Of course, she's going to be against The president of the United States. She also was involved in trying to spy on the president of the United States. None of that was mentioned by the way in the praise for her speech there, where she lied to the American public about something being illegal. We got David for dough. So coming up afternoon.
Roll call vote to officially nominate Joe Biden underway
"Right. Two of the virtual DNC hosted by actress Tracie Ellis Ross and under the theme leadership Matters will feature the vote the roll call vote that will formally nominate the former VP as the party's candidate for president, and it will feature Joe Biden's wife, Dr Jill Biden, with the keynote address. Following the remarks of former President Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, but also Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, former acting Attorney general Sally Yates, among others. Healthcare and National security. The big topics
Democrats roll out prime time convention speakers
"London Democrats have unveiling a long list of party leaders and rising stars who will speak at this year's convention and kicks off next Monday. NPR's asthma colleague reports the names run across the ideological spectrum from Bill and Hillary Clinton to New York Congresswoman Alexandria, Ocasio Cortez. Other speakers include Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, the Obama's the former governor of Ohio Republican John Kasich and the former acting U. S. Attorney General, Sally Yates. Democrats had also previously announced a plan to highlight everyday Americans by giving small business owners teachers factory workers in front line health workers, prime time speaking slots. Last week, Democrats officially announced that Biden would deliver his speech from his home state of Delaware instead of the host city of Milwaukee. President Trump has not yet settled on where he'll be delivering his speech for the Republican
"sally yates" Discussed on The Oath with Chuck Rosenberg
"What a privilege, which explain you should explain what precisely that means what does that job entail? Well, it's essentially the chief operating officer of the department of Justice. The attorney general, is obviously, the top law enforcement officer for the entire country. But the deputy attorney general access the CO for a department of a hundred and thirteen thousand employees, which includes not only all of the US attorney's offices across the country, all of the components at main Justice. But also, the law enforcement components as you well know from your time, though, that FBI and as. The head of DA. But includes FBI DA in the Marshall service and the bureau of prisons. So it's, it's a pretty big operation job. Yeah. Did you come to it with any ideas of what you would like to do? And I ask that because it tends to be a reactive job, Noor so many issues every day that land on your desk, and that require your immediate attention that even if you come with things you'd like to do that, sometimes hard to do, I did come with some ideas, because I was the last two years of the Obama administration. So maybe a had in some ways the luxury of deadline, I knew that we only had two years there. And I'm talking about us here being the office of the deputy attorney general Odette to leave at the end of that two years. And thank all we had done was really handle the emergencies the crises, and they're plenty of those, but the handle those things that came across our desk. And so I had some ideas of things I wanted to do, but also talked with people in DOJ. Both the assistant jeez, as well as folks on my staff about what are some things that you think need to be done here. How do we want to impact the department? So there's some things that are different when we leave they were when we walked in the door having worked for you. I remember well, your interest with me. With you, and for you, but I remember, well, your interest in sentencing reform in prison, reform, and also something that I'd like an I'd love to talk about any or all of these things. But I recall your interest in implicit bias, all of us carry around unconscious biases. It doesn't mean that you're a racist. It means that our brains have ways of making shortcuts and we associate individuals with groups and sometimes they're avert biases here. I'm not to say that, that there aren't those things as well. But this unconscious bias seeps into how we make decisions. That's bad enough for regular people out there. But if you're in law enforcement, or you're a prosecutor and you have an unconscious bias that is impacting how you're making those decisions those decisions that can impact people's liberty. That's something we need to do something about. So what did you want to do wanted to train people, you know, we had learned. That there is training that law enforcement officers and prosecutors around the country on the state level had been involved in and that it can. At least I'm not gonna pretend that this fixes it, you can say check, you know, that's not a problem anymore, but it at least trains, people and alerts them to the biases that they're carrying with them and gets people, some tools to try to address it. And also, I think it's important that the department is acknowledging that this is an issue that it's an issue. We need to try to combat and we have a responsibility to do something about. I think you're right Sally being aware of it is better than not being aware of it, and whether or not it's sort of changes behavior makes people more sensitive to it. That's still valuable. Oh, absolutely. And, you know, again, this is not something that you're gonna fix with a little training course here. But at you not know that a lot of people came into this somewhat skeptically. But I think from the feedback that we got when people actually went through the. Raining, it opened their eyes to things that they didn't really realize that they were doing that was my sense to that people were somewhere between skeptical and oppressive up when they had the training, it opened up there is that's the goal. And look you were key among those who did some of this at the beginning. I think we needed to adjust along the way in terms of how to most effectively train law enforcement officers and prosecutors in ways that will be practical for them as well. And so I don't think you can just sort of take training and say, this is going to be it, you need to be willing to adapt to how it's going to make it more effective, and more useful. I'm glad you did that. Thank you. Thank you for that. And thank you for participating in it. You bet. So another thing near and dear to your heart was prison reform. Absolutely. This actually started back when I was she was attorney, and we had started a program, there were, we were going to connect service providers with people who are coming out of state prisons at that time. And to our most Challe. Hinging neighborhoods. And so we had a program that we started actually at the Lindsey street Baptist church. They are an English avenue in Atlanta, and we had different service providers of housing and jobs and drug treatment and others that were there. And we had a form for the folks that were coming out of prison to fill out of what services that they needed, what was so striking to me is when we're getting a lot of those forms back at the first meeting and a couldn't figure out why. So I went and sat down next to gentlemen on a church pew there and asked him why we haven't gotten there forms. And they of didn't really answer. Then one quietly leaned over to me and said, I can't read, and I realized that there were a lot of folks in that room that couldn't read they weren't going to raise their hands. You know, that's humiliating for them to have to tell us that they can't read so that really spawned my interest to want to find out. What are we doing to ensure that the people when they are in prison that we are giving them those basic tools that they need? To be able to be successful things like being able to read the drug treatment that they need the basic job training for jobs that will actually exist, when they get out of prison anger management, those things that are really absolutely essential for them to have just a fighting shot at being successful. When they get on the intro to move Sally, because we talked earlier, about stigma, whether it was mental health or addiction illiteracy is another type of stigma, my husband, who's a lawyer, actually, we both medications balding, but he missed the head of a school for children with learning disabilities, and who are deaf and hard of hearing, but they also have a teacher training institute for children who come from poverty, and particularly generational lack of access to education. And so I was very attuned. The literacy issues there as well and the kind of, impact that, that can have on people's lives for the rest of their lives. And so what to do ask the Federal Bureau of prisons to do, so we didn't have a lot of time. So we had some consultants come in and we look. At a whole variety of things. We looked at education. We looked at the job training that we were doing importantly, the halfway houses and the kind of services that were being provided there. And on the education side, we began a system there, a sensually building a school district within the Federal Bureau of prisons that would I assess each individual, when he or she is coming in to the federal prison system to find out where they are in that educational continuum is this somebody who could benefit from post-secondary, or is this someone we need to teach to read, or do they need to be able to get a high school diploma that would I assess them and then be able to tailor the educational things that were provided to them to what their needs were, and we had started a pilot project actually through tablets, essentially, rugged ipads that could be used in their cells. Because, you know, at the time really all that existed in the bureau prisons for the most part. Was a GED prep. Course it was a waiting list, thousands, and thousands of inmates long to be able to get into that GED print course if you were lucky enough for that. All you got was an hour, a day of education. What I found was is that in symptoms are good. And all, but we didn't have an issue with incentivizing individuals in prison to want to participate in. They, they were they were begging to get into these programs. We just didn't have the resources to provide the services. And so with the declining prison population as we were adjusting drug sentencing there we were able to essentially reprogram some of that money into the educational services because the truth is Sally that the overwhelming percentage of people who go to prison reenter society, like ninety five percent. We don't want them to go back. You can look at it from various different perspectives. But this is one of the smart. Just things that we can do from public safety standpoint. We know recidivism rights are now about sixty six percent. We know that those drop dramatically if an individual is able to engage a meaningful education programs, and even more than that, if I'm top of that they have meaningful job training programs. And so it's not just doing something nice for people who were imprisoned. It's the smartest thing we can do to make our communities more safe toward the end of the Obama administration. The attorney general Loretta Lynch, your direct boss resigned, President Trump sworn into office and his nominee for attorney general Jeff Sessions has not yet been confirmed by the Senate. And so for two hundred and forty hours for ten days. Sally Yates, you're the acting attorney general of the United States. Yeah. Well, there's a tradition at the department of Justice that the deputy attorney general stays on as the. Acting AG during a transition and unites important check in any agency for there to be continuity. But given the national security and the law enforcement responsibilities DJ, it's particularly important. And so our colder had done it when he served as Dag between the Clinton and Bush administration. So I was happy to do it during this time as well. When you spoke at Harvard Law School in two thousand seventeen out its class day exercises. You said the defining moments in our lives often don't come with advance warning during your ten days as acting attorney general President Trump issued an executive order one three seven six nine which restricted travel to the United States from seven predominantly Muslim countries. Can you talk about that a little bit? Yes. I mean this was entirely unexpected. There's this tradition that I just mentioned. But there's another tradition to, and that is that nothing happens during this time on that you're serving is the acting attorney general. And so I was actually leaving the white. House, the afternoon of the twenty seven after having been there talking with them about the situation with general Flynn and ambassador Kislyak and learned from principal deputy from a phone call. Because he read on the New York Times website that the president had signed this travel ban that we didn't know anything about there had been no inter agency process that you would normally have to try to figure out what it is the administration's trying to accomplish and how you could go about doing that. So what to do? Well, we spent the weekend actually trying to get our arms around what it was. They were trying to accomplish this was travel ban. One were on travel ban three now but travel ban one actually applied to people, for example, who had valid visas, and who were lawful permanent residents in our country. And so we had lawyers who had to be in court that next morning, Saturday morning to enforce the president's executive order, right? Because they were people who are literally in the air as the president signed this executive order that then were being turned away from the country when they landed here. So we spent the weekend, lots of discussions with the White House, trying to, again, sort of figure out who's in and who's out because it was not clear at all from the face of this executive order. What that was, and then on Monday morning. I learned that, that on Tuesday morning. The judge wanted the position of the department of Justice on the constitutionality and the lawfulness of this executive order amounts, your responsibility. Right. What was your view on its constitutionality? Well, I had been over the weekend and through that Monday morning, reading, all of the challenges going on and reading the cases, I mean, Chuck, you know, from your experience at DOJ normally for something by the time it gets to the deputy attorney general, even the enacting AJ, lots of people have reviewed it, and distilled it. There's no time for any of that. You know, we're just having to read the raw information. And so I wanted to hear from the people in the department both the career people and the Trump appointees about what those challenges were, and how we would defend this challenges. I wanted to hear their views as well. So call them all into the conference room, we have a big meeting, and we start going through the challenges in what our position would have to be on these assume to you that the -secutive order of the president's was motivated by religious animus against Muslims. And that's what became really clear to me as that to defend this hour's gonna have to send department of Justice lawyers into court to take the position that this executive order, had absolutely nothing to do with religion. And that's despite all the statements that the president of made not just on the campaign trail. But statements, he had made after that as well after he was. Elected. And that was in the face at the fact that this only applaud to Muslim-majority countries. But yet provided priority for Christians in this instance to, to send them in to advance a pretext and I don't think any lawyer should do that. And I sure don't think that department of Justice lawyer, should here's the fascinating thing to me. Traditionally if a senior officials put in that position they have a binary choice to enforce the law as the president has promulgated it or to resign. And I know you Wade, both of those options, but you came up with a third way a middle way. I did struggle..
"sally yates" Discussed on The Dan Bongino Show
"So the Russians could blackmail him based on the Logan act that he was conducting foreign policy without being off the Logan act has never been successfully prosecuted in the history of the United States. It's a joke. It's the felonious mo- Perea federal charges. Sally Yates made up a crime and walked into the White House to get them the fire Mike Flynn because he was basically an enemy of the Obama administration. I believe had significant information about the depths of the spying scandal because it happened to him. He was set up by Russians excuse me by foreign Intel trying to attach him to Russians Sally Yates makes up this legal theory about how. Mike Flynn could be subject to Russian blackmail. It's absurd about what talking about foreign policy and coming national security adviser. It's ridiculous. She made that up that was a legal theory, not backed by any precedent at all she did it because she's a political hack. But Secondly, Joe Sally Yates appears rather prominently in the whole spy gate, the Bockel with the Obama administration spied on the Trump team. Her name is one of the FIS awards. Sally Yates signed one of the warrants where they you know, the FIS awards. They the secret court to spy on the Trump team based on the bunk discredited false information, and they politically paid for dossier. Sally eight sign that ladies and gentlemen. She's freaking out Brennan's freaking out. Clapper's freaking out Komi and all of them because they know the walls are actually closing in on them as Bill bar and inspector general. My car would start to look at the weaponization to the police state under the Obama administration and what they did to target the Trump team. Don't take a word out of Sally Yates his mouth seriously. She is simply trying to one eighty it back to focusing on Donald Trump. So the spotlight comes off her. That is the only reason she was on meet the press this. We can do not believe. All right, folks. I was a stack show today. Thank you against really appreciate police. Subscribe to our YouTube channel, YouTube dot com slash genome..
"sally yates" Discussed on KCRW
"Listening to Sally Yates longtime Justice department official who's the acting attorney general at the start of the Trump administration. Sally Yates spoke with Jeffrey Toobin at the New Yorker festival. Now, as you mentioned the travel ban was revised once it was revised twice the courts had struck down each of the versions, including the third and final version until it went to the supreme court which upheld at five to four what's your view of the travel ban in its final form and of the supreme court's decision about it. You know, I haven't studied travel ban three the same way that I did the first one. You know, I still despite the other revisions of, you know, taking out the preference for Christians and throwing in a couple of non Muslim majority countries. Despite the fact that they made some changes, I am still troubled by the animus that I believe infected the first as well as the final travel ban. And we've had this paradoxical situation since Jeff Sessions has been attorney general where he has been in the policy areas, you talk about very much advancing the Trump agenda at the same time. The president has been just beating the hell out of him in public. What do you make of that? What what? What do you make of that? What's up with that? Thank you. You know? I mean, I think he clearly has been trying to humiliate him into resigning. I mean that that's been going on for so long now at like doesn't even make the news anymore. But when it became clear, I think that attorney general sessions was not going to resign. Now, he seems determined to undermine the legitimacy of the department and the FBI and anybody else who is involved with the Russia probe. I believe to de legitimize any findings from that probe. It's it certainly elevating himself and being willing to tear down critical democratic institutions for self protection. What about the role of rod Rosenstein, rod Rosenstein, definitely has raised the profile of the attorney general's. You thought you were famous rod Rosenstein is maybe the most famous in America. He he is because attorney general sessions is recused. He is the supervisor of the Mahler investigation. How do you think Rosenstein is handled that I think he's done a really good job of that? I think you've known Rosen. Yeah. New and back when we were US attorneys together in the Obama administration. And so I've known rod for a long time. And look, I know everybody for a while was so focused on making sure that we protect Robert Muller. And goodness knows. I think we need to protect Bob Muller. But it's equally as important to protect rod Rosenstein right now because he really has control over what ultimately happens in this investigation. I mean, in fact, the report that Mahler writes doesn't go to congress. It goes to the deputy. He goes to his supervisor who is the attorney general. So you could have a deputy attorney general who receives the report and says, thank you very much puts it in a drawer, and that's the end of the story. And that certainly seems to be the course that our president would think that that person should take. Well, it does seem like I mean, the president has all but written on a wall. He's gonna fight. The attorney general after the midterms, and you think he's gonna fire Rosenstein too, far be it from me to get an Donald Trump's head. He's walked them both up to the guillotine multiple times. Now only to then pullback. So it's hard to know if it's one or the other or he does it in a swoop bore neither and he just continues to torture them. It's kinda hard to now. It's whatever I think he thinks will be best for him. The president appoints the attorney general is he the president's lawyer is he the people's lawyer. What's what's what is the role, and what's the relationship? What should it be? Because it's it's not a simple fan now. And and I get that a lot of people might look and say look, the department of Justice is part of the executive branch just like the department of agriculture commerce or any of the other agencies, and you answer the president or the president's lawyer that is so not true. And I remember actually when I first became US attorney, and we all went to the White House for what was essentially a photo op with Eric Holder attorney general then, and you know, we're all lined up in the bleachers in the eastern there for the president to come in. And and you know, he comes in. And he looked at us there and said, look I have appointed each and every one of you, and I know you're going to do a great job. But there's only one thing you need to remember. And that is you don't represent me you represent the people of the United States and as long as you remember that. You're going to do your job and everything's gonna be okay. That's so two thousand nine..
"sally yates" Discussed on News Radio 690 KTSM
"Now that would fit for. Sally Yates that would fit for. Rod Rosenstein that. Would fit for people like James Komi and others And, you got Peter Struck why. Peter Struck was just fired they should have fired him a long time ago and by. The way is part, of anybody's firing you would think it'd be standard operating procedures for everybody to take, away their security clearances we know Peter Struck did we know we used his position in the FBI to clear his favorite candidate Hillary Clinton Absolve her of her crimes for political reasons part of the exoneration before investigation try and. Take subpoenaed emails and, erase the and then acid wash your hard drives with bleach pit and bust up, your devices Yeah no that's not obstruction of Justice I don't know what it is and he played a continuing role and using this phony dossier himself all part of the attempt to get. A Pfizer warrant which became a fraud on Pfizer court of four separate. Biza judges be deprivation of rights, under color of law eighteen USC to four to conspiracy to defraud the government while we're at it we oughta take Andrew McCabe With, classified, information he signed one of. The Pfizer warrants which is a, fraud on the court Sally Yates fired for insubordination for failing to carry out a presidential directive oh I'd say she's a security risk takers Susan Rice yeah I would take it as well you know didn't she lie on five separate shows when we knew otherwise in a Lisa page Bruce Moore and the list. Goes on.
Trump links yanking John Brennan's security clearance to Russia probe
"The president tonight quoting one of his supporters who. Appeared on Fox News. John Brennan is a stain on the country. We deserve better than this from the briefing room. Earlier today, here is how the White House press secretary laid out the reasons for stripping Brennan's clearance while threatening to take similar action against other Trump critics. Any benefits that senior officials might glean from consultations with Mr. Brennan are now outweighed by the risks posed by his erotic, conduct and behavior. Mr. Brennan has recently leveraged his status as a former high ranking official with access to highly sensitive information to make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations whiled outbursts on the internet and television about this administration. As part of this review, I'm valuating action with respect to the following individuals. James Clapper, James Comey, Michael Hayden, Sally Yates, Susan Rice. Andrew McCabe Peter Struck Lisa page and Bruce or not only are they all Trump crew. Some of those under evaluation are closely tied as you know to the Russia investigation our own Andrea Mitchell reports. The president's own director of national intelligence. Dan Coats was not aware in advance of today's announcements announcement nor were other senior intelligence officials. The White House was asked for evidence that John Brennan had actually somehow abused his clearance, but declined to provide any. Have any reason to believe or evidence to suggest Brennan has misused classified information or monetize access to as was alleged earlier by this ministry. Again, I'm laid out the reasons for the decision that was made on this specific instance. We'll continue to review the other actions manager, absence of you not saying those things you didn't find it? No, I would make any assumptions. I'm telling you what the decision was based off on. In this case today statement, pulling Brennan security clearance was dated July twenty six. That was a big indicator that it was standing by on the skids ready for weeks and was pulled out and announced just today. John Brennan is famously one of the stone cold faces in that photo taken in the White House situation room. The night, Osama bin Laden was killed. Finding bin Laden was a huge part of his job and his life's work after nine, eleven Phil Rucker of the Washington Post. Put this out tonight. It shows Brennan's major postings in his decades of. Service to this country, much of clandestine CIA station, chief Saudi Arabia CI station chief director of terrorist threat integration center director of national counterterrorism center, White House, homeland security adviser. CEA director briefed three presidents earlier Brennan himself spoke by phone with our colleague, Nicole Wallace. I do believe that Mr. Trump decided to take this action. She's done with others to try to intimidate him suppress any criticism of him or his administration. And we've, oh ki my security clearances is is way of trying to get back at me and this is not going to turn me at all. I'm going to continue to speak out. I think he fears individuals who could damage him damage his his standing on the American people look at the way he's been referring to Muller Muller who is a national treasure. And I common within the law enforcement and Justice communities who's doing his level best to investigate Russian interference in the election and the denigration of Bob Muller as well as his team of investigators is is reprehensible. I think Mr. Trump is getting more and more concerns were more desperate. I would say more and more frightened as there is a closer and closer magnification of some of the things that those around him have been involved in just a short time ago tonight to other Intel chiefs, who's clearances are under review also spoke out. The White House just messaged the entire American intelligence community. If you stand up and say, things that upset the president or with which he disagrees, he will punish you. And that is a horrible message to be sending to folks who are there to tell you objective truth, the bigger issue here, Chris to me is what this implies the implications of this for the first amendment. And the other question I have is, where does this end? Both of those two gentlemen have fifty plus years
Colorado pregnant woman, 2 young daughters reported missing
"The FBI and the CBI are now, involved in the search for a missing Frederick woman and her two daughters thirty. Four year old Shannon watt and her three and four year, old, girls were reported missing Monday husband Chris watch. Says her his kids are as life I talent. You gotta eat that or you're not gonna get. Hurt you know and it's like knocking your snack after I. Missed that Shinhan is fifteen weeks pregnant her person
James Comey, Hillary Clinton and General Yates discussed on KNX Midday News with Brian Ping
"Bell gardens area democrat denies the allegations new statistics about american teens it seems fewer of them are smoking having sex and doing drugs and they're also drinking less milk a new government survey says less than a third of high school students drink a glass of milk today about two decades ago it was nearly half the survey showed slightly fewer kids are drinking soda and sports drinks compared to the last survey in two thousand fifteen the students were not asked about energy drinks more now on our top story the doj inspector general releases its report on the clinton email investigation ended up team coverage eleven fifty cbs news special report the justice department's in watchdog is blasting former fbi director james comey on his handling of the probe into hillary clinton's emails cbs's paula reed says call me went rogue the day of the press conference about them sally yates believe that they agree that they will do some sort of joint statement they would announce the conclusion of this investigation are jointly but instead komi decided that he wanted to hold the press conference and he did not want to live deputy attorney deputy attorney general yates or torney general lynch in on this decision read ads the office of inspector general notes that this was an act of insubordination on the part of komi and they also fought lynch for when she did find out about this for not stepping up and doing more to perhaps prevent him from doing this or at least tamp down the way he handled it colmey tweets that he disagrees with some of the report's conclusions though he says they are reasonable he thanks the inspector general's office for their hard work cbs news special report and allison key check your money here's frank motech hormone rates taking higher again this week in fact that they've now hit their second highest level seen so far this.
"sally yates" Discussed on The Axe Files with David Axelrod
"Certainly was a republican appointee but there are people on his team who have given contributions to democratic candidates and there was the to be i agents who are who are found to be texting each other and with anti trump conversations has has that been is that a fair depiction of of that group you know i i know that your husband for example ran for congress some years ago when you were a prosecutor which should have disqualified you from prosecuting public corruption cases found wise is that when i was doing corruption cases as that they're always going to be folks who want to ascribe motives to you in those cases including racism in your in your there's a lot of these cases to place in atlanta including the mayor of it lands prosecuted democrats and republicans i'm not the only one prosecutors all over the country prosecute folks on both sides sides of the aisle even though they most likely have a political preference themselves people just don't seem to understand that that's just not how doj works that you put all of that aside and you call cases as you see him and even if you were to have an errant prosecutor the machinery is such that had be really hard for one person to be able to derive some type of politically motivated prosecution when you have agents and other lawyers and us attorney and may justice and all involved there's kind of a i remember in the nineties when the ken starr investigation was going on and there was the same kind of thing directed there that these were idiological driven people they were partisans and so and so this isn't a new tactic but will it at the end of the day make it harder if mother comes back with some significant findings that implica.
"sally yates" Discussed on The Axe Files with David Axelrod
"Of the aisle or the other on the russian estimation this goes really to our entire criminal justice system affect the president took the opportunity to hammer the fbi around the parkland shootings as as part of his larger effort to discredit discredit the fbi i mean do you think that it it you say you seem to beat suggested endangers some investigations i could make them harder that could discourage people from coming i suppose demonizing people in minority communities in the muslim community shirt could have that same effect in in some of those investigations now i was talking with a usa atlanta a few weeks ago and she told me about she was trying a case and the fbi agent was there with her and her parents and come to see the first time and the agent introduced herself to our parents and said i'm with the fbi i'm one of the good ones you know the fact that she felt the need to say that really just broke my heart because i've worked with fbi agents for many many years and no organizations perfect i'm not suggesting that but i know those funds on know how hard working they are in house how seriously they really take their responsibilities they are so to have to for her to have to say i'm one of the good ones that showed me that it has that attending effect on so much of this polarization has infected both sides of the debate to the point where you have people who are posed to the president sort of expecting that bob muller's gonna come back with a with indictments with some sort of a report implicating the president and we'll be disappointed and maybe on accepting if if it doesn't on the other side if he does come back with such a report people saying.
"sally yates" Discussed on The Axe Files with David Axelrod
"I don't think that's accurate but we'll just have to wait for the report yeah this episode is brought to you by dollar shave club dollar shave club delivers everything you need to look feel and smell your best you name it shampoo conditioner body wash toothpaste hair gel in more and here's a great way to try a bunch of dollar shave club products for just five bucks you can get their daily essential starter said it comes with body cleanser one wipe charlies their worldfamous shave butter and their best razor the six blade executive keep the blades coming for few more bucks a month and add in chiampou toothpaste or anything else you need check it all out at dollarshaveclub dot com slash acts that's dollarshaveclub dot com slash afc so you talk about how this relentless hammering by the president and his in his supporters on a has on the the justice department employees on the fbi employs it also has an impact on the public and one thing we've seen this tremendous polarization in attitudes toward our justice system and particularly the fbi because of the president has enormous power with his tweets with his amplifiers and the media much damage does this do this sort of partisan ization of attitudes toward toward the justice department toward the fbi and what are the ramifications of that you know it's hard to quantify that but doj and the fbi really rely on public confidence to be able to do their jobs when agents go knocking on somebody's door because they need to they need information there's a crime they're investigating the folks answering that door need to trust the agents that are on the other side when prosecutors go into court and are trying a case you need for the jury to trust that the information that you're presenting is accurate they tested of course through cross examination and otherwise but they there needs to be a basic level of trust there and that's one of the things that really concerns me here is that there's really no white to quantify that but this has ramifications far beyond how people may feel on one side.
"sally yates" Discussed on The Axe Files with David Axelrod
"On how dangerous it would be if bob muller were fired you're right rod rosenstein as the person overseeing the special counsel here has control over a lot of things he has control over the scope of the investigation bob mower has to come to him before taking any significant steps which includes a search warrant or returning any indictments he has control over what information could be made public and whether information is presented to congress a back doorway to try to choke the life out of the special counsel investigation could be through trying to replace rod rosenstein and putting someone in there who would do what what the president wanted him to do president four something of a confrontation this week over how much information the justice department would give congress about this confidential source and the justice department's been fighting this for months they apparently was a meeting at the white house at which some sort of a common dacian was reached where there would be a meeting at the white house with the chief of staff and leaders of congress and some from the justice department fbi to share some of that information highly classified information what was your reaction to that you know i think that rod rosenstein is trying to strike a balance here between diffusing the situation and protecting the interests of the department and the rule of law and i don't know all of the facts of this and so i kind of feel like it's not a great idea for his predecessor to be second guessing those kind of create issues for his successor if a precedent is set that what had been standard practice for for all these years is now cast aside and congress can then demand to see a class highly classified information relative ongoing investigations and sources and methods well and it's something you always have to think about look that the policies and practices at the.
"sally yates" Discussed on The Axe Files with David Axelrod
"There should be a real division between the department of justice and the white house it would certainly doj is part of the executive branch we all recognize that but for the public to have confidence that the law is not being used in a political way presidents in both parties have recognized that those decisions really need to be left to the people at the department of justice and there have been you know incidents in the past from calling for example attorney general sessions and trying to get him to drop the criminal case on sheriff are pyo to repeatedly calling for the investigation or prosecution of his former political rival but this took it a step further because he didn't just pine he actually directed and the language of i hereby i think it was i hear about direct and the tweet and you know that does take things to a different and more dangerous level i think in in trying to inject himself i hereby demand and what he is setting with the people around him said and some of his defenders in congress have said is that he has that right as the executive that the justice department is under his aegis and that there may be some norms around that grew up after watergate but there's nothing that explicitly prohibits him from ordering the justice department to do anything well but but i don't think we should think of norms as something that are less important than our laws you know the norms are really the fabric that holds the whole democracy together and without that thing start falling apart and so for example here does he have the legal authority perhaps so i don't know that people really would challenge that but we also have always relied upon the good faith and good character of people who were holding these offices and just because you can doesn't mean you should and here it's even a step.
"sally yates" Discussed on The Axe Files with David Axelrod
"And now from the university of chicago institute of politics and cnn the axe files with your host david axelrod twenty seven years sally yates was a highly regarded federal prosecutor us attorney and ultimately deputy attorney general but she burst into the national consciousness during the ten days that she served as acting attorney general at the beginning of the trump administration when she refused to defend the president's travel ban and subsequently when it was revealed that she had warned the white house counsel about the vulnerability of their national security adviser michael flynn i sat down this week with sally yates for my x files on cnn tv show here is the full conversation sally it's so good to be with you you've spent so much of your life in rooms just like this in courtrooms you come from a long line of lawyers we'll talk about that a little later but what does the rule of law mean to you how do you define that this principle that that you so embrace you know you're right i i do come from a long line of lawyers in the concept of the rule of law is something i grew up around and i think sort of boiled down to its essence it's the concept that our laws apply equally to everyone and that no one is about the mall and that everyone is entitled to equal protection that the laws are used as a sword to go after anybody's enemies or is shield to protect oneself or wants france so that brings us to this momentous moment we actually we actually chat here in a week that had a lot of developments what do you make of the president's demand the justice department that they investigate essentially investigate the investigation of that involves his campaign in perhaps him yeah well this is really taken the assault on the rule of law to a new level really from the beginning of this presidency president trump has not observed nor the time honored norm that's been in place at least since watergate.
"sally yates" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"Is that they bleach bit the server the those emails render congressional subpoena and it isn't even that anyone that nobody was ever charged with it of course no one's ever charge i don't even think the fbi even pursued it as a potential obstruction and so here we have this double standard where komi assaying donald trump allegedly saying to him i hope you can let flynn go is potential obstruction but bleach bidding a server that's under congressional subpoena is no one even considers looking into that that's just a double standard that i think is irreconcilable i think it's all right let me go to this part and and you raise this point six in your letter that the department of justice fbi personnel any connected with the compilation of documents alleged links between russia and then presidential candidate donald trump known as the steele dossier including and not limited to comi mccabe sally yates let's see and others you know this is what we know at this point we know that the dossier was never corroborated i think the biggest development and i said it's a dumb idea for james comey eight or write a book and be what lawyer would let him do these interviews because he said to george stephanopoulos well it might be true it's possible it's true about the you know the hooker story the problem with that is is that dossier which was put together by a foreign national that use russian and russian government sources much of which has been debunked none of which has been proven it was never verified or corroborated and he and others allowed that dossier to be presented in the original fis application to spy on an american citizen a trump campaign associate then three subsequent renewals it was according to the grassley graham memo the bulk of the information to obtain the fiso warrant and they never corroborated they never verified and they never.
"sally yates" Discussed on 710 WOR
"And so here we have this double standard where comenius saying donald trump allegedly saying to him i hope you can let flynn go is potential obstruction but bleach bidding a server that's under congressional subpoena is no one even considers looking into that that's just a double standard that i think is irreconcilable all right let me go to this part and and you raise this point six in your letter that the department of justice fbi personnel any connected with the compilation of documents alleged links between russia and then presidential candidate donald trump known as the steele dossier including and not limited to comi mccabe sally yates let's see and and others you know this is what we know at this point we know that the dossier was never corroborated i think the biggest development and i said it's a dumb idea for james komi eight or write a book and be what lawyer would let him do these interviews because he said to george stephanopoulos well it might be true it's possible it's true about the you know the hooker story the problem with that is is that dossier which was put together by a foreign national that use russian and russian government sources much of which has been debunked none of which has been proven it was never verified or corroborated and he and others allowed that dossier to be presented in the original fis application to spy on an american citizen a trump campaign associate then three subsequent renewals it was according to the grassley graham memo the bulk of the information to obtain the fiso warrant and they never corroborated they never verified and they never told any of these files a judge's in these warrants that hillary bought and paid for it now congressman you tell me that sounds like a crime and purposely deceiving judges and think about to comey thing now he's saying look he's trying to de emphasize the dossiers i click it wasn't that dossier it was popadopoulos we got this tip and so we started it then ask yourself if that's the case if it was all popadopoulos which was sometime in the summer of twenty sixteen why did they not interview popadopoulos until the following year they never brought him into interview if that was such an important thing instead it was the dossier that was.
"sally yates" Discussed on WJR 760
"That as we engage with the incoming trump team that we are mindful to ascertain if there's any reason we cannot share information fully as it relates to russia now bear in mind that sally yates the holdover back up attorney general trump did not get rid of an who was it was fording his a travel order executive memos sally yates testify that she and others sent their evidence of russian collusion to seventeen other intelligence that you remember this obama decided that this intel on russia was so bad that he shared it with the intelligence units an agencies of seventeen what at maybe not 17 their countries because some countries have more than one intel agency wheich we do but there were a number of countries involved seventeen of something like that intelligence agencies that got every thing we'd dredged up on the russia investigation which was thank there wasn't anything that's how they spread it worldwide and sally yates testified that that she and others sent their evidence of russian collusion to these other intel agencies including some foreign agencies so my question is was susan rice covering her rear rammed about doing that too by the this was not by the book whatever else this is in his not by the book to share our intel on how russia tampered in our election with seventeen other intelligence agencies there are swimming evidence of trump collusion all over the world there wasn't any meanwhile she's writing a memo that obama's telling everybody has their outgoing we're going to follow the book we're going to go by the book and rice wrote that memo of the exact time sally yates were sending all that evidence around the days go by and we were more and more about what actually has gone on here and the american people seemed to be getting wise as it continues to work to unfold have you seen i i had this story i've had it i think since late last week and i haven't gotten to it and i keep seeing it different spots in the media out there and.
"sally yates" Discussed on WRVA
"Now bear in mind that sally yates the holdover back up attorney general trump did not get rid of an who was it was thwarting his travel order executive memos sally yates testified that she him others sent their evidence of russian collusion to seventeen other intelligence at you remember this obama decided that this intel on russia was so bad that he shared it with the intelligence units an agencies of seventeen what at maybe not 17 their countries because some countries have more than one intel agency like we do but there were a number of countries involved seventeen or something like that intelligence agencies that got every thing we dredged up on the russia investigation which was fate there wasn't anything that's how they spread it worldwide and sally yates testified that that she and others sent their evidence of russian collusion to these other intel agencies including some foreign the agencies so my question is was susan rice covering her rear end about doing that too by the this was not by the book whatever else this is in his not by the book to share our intel on how russia tampered in our election with seventeen other intelligence agencies there are swimming evidence of trump collusion all over the world there wasn't any meanwhile she's writing a memo that obama's telling everybody as their outgoing we're going to follow the book we're going to go by the book and rice wrote that memo at the exact time sally yates were sending all that evidence around.
"sally yates" Discussed on The Renegade Republican with Dan Bongino
"Who do you think that person was i'll give you while a second in the audience to think about this sally free kim yates so andrew weissman the prosecutor prosecuting the case based on a crime no one's ever been successfully charged with that was dreamed up in the mind of the number two with the justice department a department appointed by obama sally yates is praised same sally yates praised by the lead prosecutor in the trump russia investigation for defying trump's travel ban where sally yates was subsequently fired four just days into the administration remember that one wonjo yip so kate follow me here and i'm gonna wrap this up and todd this up free in a neat little bo e aides fake crime charge and would freight crime get them on false statements for not acknowledging they committed a fake crime second start appointing people into a third republic star chamber like special counsel investigation pick people who hate trump first appointee andrew weissman sends email gets caught two sally yates praising sally yates for defying trump weizmann who by the way there are some allegations out there there are some other emails out there that are anti trump as well we'll see if that comes to fruition to other people whose number two how does the special council get started the special counsel get started by jim colmey jim call me gets fired by donald trump for doing awful work by the way and mismanaging the entire fbi jim call me then acknowledges by the way under oath up on the hill the former fbi director that after he was.
"sally yates" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"Proud of you to sally yates after she gets fired another muller appointment that is obviously pro hillary anti trump we'll get to that and just a second put the that was the president talking about his tax package of course during the obama years we added thirteen million americans to the food stamp rolls and eight million more americans are in poverty and of course she's the only president in the history of this country to never see three percent gdp growth in a single year of his presidency last quarter was up with upwardly revised gdp growth at three point three percent as the economy because of getting rid of regulation and the opportunities that the president of created now turn the economy around and of course we had the lowest labor participation right we had the worst recovery since the great depression we had the lowest home rohner's ship brightened 51 years and obama singlehandedly took on more debt than every other president before him combined but in oh no point going back over old news the good news is the year to date growth in america is now over three percent in not only is the average annual growth of rate you know what it's it was one point four eight percent during obama's business cycle the weakest of any expansions in 1949 the only president never to reach three percent gdp growth unbelievable distinction and austin goes be was one of the president's economic advisers at the time we don't hold it against them but just a factor to state in the facts could the wanted you'll leave working for obama look at all i i less than two thousand eleven you know nothing that.


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Town of Cooks Valley
December 6, 2017
Chairman Doug Zwiefelhofer called the Plan Commission meeting to order at 7:59 pm on Wednesday December 6, 2017 at the Cooks Valley Town Hall [15751 40th Street]. Plan Commission members in attendance: Doug Zwiefelhofer, Thomas Short, Calvin Swartz –left at 8:26, Stanley Sarauer, and Damian Prince.
Approval of the plan commission meeting minutes of September 6, 2017: Stanley Sarauer made a motion to approve the September 6, 2017 plan commission minutes. Calvin Swartz seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-0.
Public Comment: There was no public comment.
Discussion and review of the Land Comprehensive Plan: The plan commission reviewed and suggested pages one through ten of the Land Comprehensive Plan.
Discussion and possible action on permits, materials in the permits, and protocol for the follow-up of compliance by permit applicant: The chairman or supervisor will provide a phone number for a contact for pre-inspection of setbacks and other pertinent items.
Dissemination of information concerning signage of the town boundaries, landfills, and other concerns of the commission: Darrel Fehr contacted the WTA concerning signs for building permits and the county issues permits for landfills. Doug Zwiefelhofer handed copies of a Wisconsin Statute 289.22 Waste treatment, disposal, and storage ordinance to the plan commission members to review and discuss.
Future agenda items and business:
Change and update the first ten pages of the Comprehensive Plan
Review and discuss pages 11-15 of the Land Comprehensive Plan
Discuss Wisconsin State Statute 289.22
Approval of December 6, 2017 minutes
Adjourn: Damian Prince made a motion to adjourn at 10:07 pm. Tom Short seconded the motion.
The motion carried 4-0.
Typed: December 31, 2017 Respectively Submitted
Approved: January 3, 2018 Thomas Short-Secretary/plan commission

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