White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders today confirmed that President Trump is considering revoking the security clearances of former law enforcement and intelligence officials who are waging a public relations war against the president and his administration. The list reads like a Rogues' Gallery of Liars from the Obama Administration: Former CIA Director John Brennan; former Director
Thanks to a largely self-inflicted wound, President Trump just had the worst week of his presidency—or so we are told by our political and media overlords. The post-2016 Perpetual Outrage Mob hasn’t been this lathered up since Charlottesville. Wait, maybe since “shithole” week. Or perhaps since the Kim Jong-un summit. Or since Scott
In a lengthy, impassioned and fearless monologue Tuesday night, Fox News host Tucker Carlson verbally nuked the bi-partisan mob now in full pitchfork mode over Donald Trump's Helsinki press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Carlson blasted the cabal of politicians and pundits now accusing the president of being a traitor (one congressman suggested he
We needed a special counsel for this? Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Friday announced federal charges against another gang of Russian operatives who allegedly stole some emails from some Democrats in 2016 and posted them on the internet. The Rooskie conspirators will never see the inside of a U.S. courtroom; no American
In conjunction with the Office of the Special Counsel, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein today announced federal charges against 12 Russian intelligence operatives for attempting to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. The 11-count criminal indictment accuses several officials with a Russian military intelligence agency of conducting "large-scale cyber operations to interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election." The computer
Congress is slowly closing in on exposing the media’s shameful role in perpetuating the Trump-Russia collusion myth on the American people. Prominent news organizations are the accomplices—if not coconspirators—in the biggest political scandal in U.S. history. Now, two years later, there is no sign of surrender: A ludicrous article in New York magazine
Congress is finally closing in on the biggest perpetrator of the Trump-Russia election collusion hoax: the American news media. After taking an eight-year break from its vital role as the executive branch’s watchdog, the media have been on a frenzied, anti-Trump bender since 2016. Every conspiracy theory, every rumor, every dubious source has
As Americans were finalizing their holiday plans on July 3, the New York Times quietly announced that Ali Watkins, the reporter caught up in a federal investigation into illegal leaks of classified information, would be reassigned rather than fired. Executive editor Dean Baquet confirmed Watkins, 26, would be moved from the paper’s D.C.
Since Democrats are still in a mood about losing to Donald Trump nearly two years ago, we shouldn’t expect to see them waving Old Glory today. The Women’s March, the March for Science, the Dreamers March, the Travel Ban March, and the Families Belong Together March undoubtedly have these serial protestors worn out;
America's renowned "newspaper of record" seeks ambitious young journalist to work as national security reporter. (Previous reporter has been reassigned.) Candidate should have no more than four years experience working in journalism: A history of job-hopping between the nation's top news outlets is preferred. Qualifications include sleeping with high-level government employees for scoops and accessing unlawfully-leaked classified information. Examples of work product—particularly
