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California gov. rolls back reopening plans, orders bars to close & ends indoor dining at restaurants; Study: after infection, coronavirus immunity could decline in months; Trump turns on Fauci as virus surges; Trump claims to have a good relationship with Dr. Fauci but doesn’t always agree with him; Trump retweets conspiracy theorist & fmr. Game show host falsely suggesting CDC is lying about coronavirus; Trump admin insists all school reopen, offers no specifics on how to do so safely; Source: schools should not reopen in areas with 5-day increase in community spread; Nearly a quarter of all Florida cases are in Miami-Dade; Miami mayor: hospitals are at 91-92% capacity; Roger stone vows to help Trump get re-elected after his sentence was commuted Friday night; While most of GOP remains silent, Toomey & Romney slam Trump for commuting Stone’s 40-month sentence; Muller: Roger Stone is still a “convicted felon and rightly so”; WH attacks Mueller, defends Trump’s commutation of confidant; Sessions brushes of latest Trump insults as he battles fmr. Auburn football coach in runoff; Jeff Sessions running for his old Alabama senate seat; Trump endorses Tuberville over his former AG Sessions in Tuesday’s Alabama GOP senate primary; Remembering Rick Rose, war vet died from COVID-19 on July 4th; To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

This Week In ... looks at the year in Marijuana Business News, 2018, with hosts Jill Reddish and Kevin "Moose" Huhn: $4B Brave New World: Updates on the launch of California's recreational marijuana market Canada's Landmark Day: Country launches industrialized world's first recreational cannabis market Multibillion-dollar marijuana industry takes the stage at inaugural MJBizConINT'L Ontario to permit cannabis sales at production centers, following Newfoundland's lead Constellation invests CA$5 billion in cannabis giant Canopy in deal financed by BofA Merrill Lynch Cronos lists on Nasdaq, as US gets first 'pure play' marijuana stock on major exchange Canopy Growth becomes first plant-touching cannabis company on NYSE; shares fall Final California marijuana regulations: 'Wins, losses and more ambiguity' Fast pace of Canadian cannabis license approvals fails to avert supply shortage Higher prices and barer shelves: California cannabis retailers face frustrated customers Oklahoma's medical cannabis market set for major growth, with business competition fierce First recreational cannabis stores open in Massachusetts to big crowds Legal medical marijuana sales begin in Pennsylvania Michigan OKs recreational marijuana, creating potential $1.7 billion market Key cannabis legalization wins could bring in upwards of $2 billion in new sales Utah gov signs medical cannabis compromise bill passed by lawmakers NY gov wants to legalize adult-use cannabis in 2019, creating $1.7 billion market New Jersey lawmakers delay action on adult-use marijuana until 2019 AG Sessions rescinds Cole Memo, roiling marijuana industry Trump ousts cannabis threat Jeff Sessions as attorney general Trump taps Justice Department veteran William Barr as attorney general Aurora Cannabis to acquire Canadian rival MedReleaf for CA$3.2B in industry's biggest deal Aurora Cannabis clears final regulatory hurdle in CA$1.2B CanniMed acquisition Aphria buys Nuuvera for CA$826 million, plans to 'dominate' international marijuana market MedMen inks blockbuster $682 million stock deal to acquire medical cannabis firm PharmaCann US cannabis firm iAnthus inks CA$835 million acquisition of MPX Bioceutical Weekly Deal Watch: Brand development, scale drive cannabis dollars Marijuana operator Acreage Holdings announces landmark $119 million funding Cresco Labs closes $100 million raise, draws institutional investors to cannabis industry Privateer sets milestone for US marijuana industry with $100 million raise Oregon recreational cannabis sales soar as prices continue to drop Four takeaways as Big Alcohol makes another foray into Canada’s cannabis market Molson Coors bets on growing cannabis industry with Canadian joint venture  And more! Sponsored by: Citizen Green Community Subscribe to both of our podcasts on iTunes, Stitcher and here on our site!     

The guys come together to discuss the ongoing election results, the results from the primaries, the firing of the AG Sessions and so much more.  Our recap will be lively confusing and somewhat optimistic.  Even though the Democrats did well, we talk about the future with the new House, female congress boost and the many Governor changes in the states, Pelosi leadership and female leadership on the republican side.

On this episode of Fault Lines, host Garland Nixon and producer Eric Ladny discuss Jeff Sessions' predictable exit as Attorney General and the future of Robert Mueller's investigation. What is the status of the Trump-Russia probe now that Sessions has been replaced in his role as AG?Guests:Annette Bosworth - Internal Medicine Physician & Author of the Book: 'Anyway You Can' | Why Sitting is the New SmokingMark Frost - Economist and Professor | How will a Split Congress Impact the Economy?Talib Karim - Attorney and Executive Director of STEM4US | Will There Be a Legitimate Challenge to Nancy Pelosi as Speaker?Whitney Webb - Staff Writer at Mint Press News | White Phosphorus Bombs Rain Down in SyriaSociety's dependence on computers and phones has caused many to remain sedentary for the greater part of the day to day lives. Internal medicine physician Dr. Annette Bosworth joins the show to give her take on the negative health effects of extended periods of sitting and how these risks are comparable to the dangers of smoking.Tuesday's midterm elections have split Congress, with Republicans maintaining control of the Senate and Democrats reclaiming the majority in the House. Economist and Professor Mark Frost returns to the program to provide his expert opinion on how these results will impact the economy moving forward.Now that Democrats have reclaimed control of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi appears poised to once again become Speaker of the House. Former Chief Counsel to the Ranking Member of the House Crime Subcommittee Talib Karim joins Fault Lines to discuss the possibility of Pelosi facing a legitimate challenge for the position and how she has been so successful in maintaining control over the House Democratic caucus.Last weekend, while targeting ISIS inside of Syria, US-led coalition bombing, which included the deadly white phosphorous chemical agent, allegedly killed fifteen civilians, including women and children. Whitney Webb, a staff writer at Mint Press News, joins the show to talk about this attack and the International Crime Committee's duty to declare it a war crime.

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Clay gives his take on the following topics:Midterm reactionsAG Sessions outCFB gambling picksAll that and more in today's episode of Outkick The Show with Clay Travis.

Jonny and Danette discussthe new Religious Freedom Task Force from AG Sessions, recent cases of anti-LGBTQ discrimination in a St. Louis retirement community and on Alaska Airlines, a review of what has happened with the military trans ban on the one year anniversary since its announcement via Twitter, and a brief review of recent court victories for LGBTQ communities worldwide.

Jonny and Danette discussthe new Religious Freedom Task Force from AG Sessions, recent cases of anti-LGBTQ discrimination in a St. Louis retirement community and on Alaska Airlines, a review of what has happened with the military trans ban on the one year anniversary since its announcement via Twitter, and a brief review of recent court victories for LGBTQ communities worldwide.

We have all seen the news reports of children being separated from their parents on America's Southwestern border. I think for many of us there is confusion and revulsion regarding the fact that America is doing this. We hear from the Whitehouse that this is the law. The President says he hates this law but it's the fault of the Democrats. Apparently, his claim or belief is that he is being made to do something that the United States of America has never done before. Trump's claimed deep dislike for the policy of separation is juxtaposed with Attorney General Jeff Sessions justification for it. Sessions explains, "the Apostle Paul and his clear and wise command in Romans 13, to obey the laws of the government because God has ordained them for the purpose of order." These words have been used throughout history to justify and sanctify the misguided and times grotesque aims of governments. If we are to live by AG Sessions ministry, governments have Carte Blanche and we must salute and dutifully obey. My City Voice podcast conversation today is with Antar Davidson.  He worked, until a few days ago, in a Tucson Arizona shelter with immigrant children. A great many of these children had been separated from their parents when coming across the border. They are processed and admitted with little or no idea of where Mom and Dad are or when they will be reunited. Antar tells us his story of how the kids who are often from places where their governments are a source of fear or worse are fed and given a roof over their heads. He also tells us stories of sleeping on floors and how crying brothers and sisters are forbidden to hug each other before being separated after arriving at the facility. I believe this is an important current reality for American's to be aware of. We get to decide if this is who we are as a people. Thanks and don’t forget to subscribe to City Voice and share with your friends. USA flag

06-11-2018 - AG SESSIONS ADDRESSES IMMIGRATION JUDGES CONFERENCE - audio - English

Matt Dunn joins Chuck & Julie on Friday Afternoon. Latest SpyGate Updates.  The race is on, Mueller seeks Trump interview before it becomes clear Flynn 302s were doctored by McCabe. Grassley wants to hear from FBI Special Agent Joe Pientka, but DOJ still slow-walking. Senate Intel Staffer James Wolfe arrested for non-platonic Leaking of classified information. Mueller offers another boring indictment of Manafort. AG Sessions speaks in Denver at Western Conservative Summit. Deep State playing Defense. Anticipating next IG Report. FBI notes on Strzok, Priestap, Comey. Why doesn't GOPe want the truth? [Host Dunn Interview from 3:20--24:10 in Podcast]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WMAY morning news, Ray and Greg talk Rosanne being canceled, the latest on "Spygate," Trump and AG Sessions and more

US Congressman Ro Khanna joins us and shares his initial reaction to AG Sessions rescinding the Cole Memo’s. On personal liberty, he continues the conversation from our last episode with US Congressman Tom McClintock which brings up the similarities between guns and cannabis in regards to concealed carry. On cannabis law enforcement he discusses racial equity. On spending federal funds to go after cannabis businesses, Congressman Khanna supports both the McClintock Polis and Rohrabacher Blumenauer Amendments. On jobs, he discusses bringing the new economy to every corner of the US. Further to that point, he notes that we’ve got to come together- in order to compete with other nations moving forward “we don’t have a person to waste."

This week's Make America Great Again Podcast. Why was McCabe fired? What he accused of doing and how this may impact AG Sessions and Trump. PLUS Nun Drops dead in Katy Perry Court Battle over Convent PLUS Are we addicted to being busy? How dangerous this lurking threat really is to our lives...

What is AG Sessions waiting for? Andrew McCabe resigned months ago, however Sessions has been advised to fire him. McCabe is accused of leaking to the media. Will Sessions fire him before the weekend? To be continued …

  We will look at the Trump-North Korea upcoming meeting.......AG Sessions and California.....a second independent counsel........a good jobs report for Hispanics and blacks........talk of tariffs and trade war............    Plus other stories............. Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter.       Follow our friend Carlos Guedes on Facebook.      

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss the ongoing debate surrounding immigration. The state of California and the DOJ are at odds over policy, and the rhetoric only appears to be on the rise.Scheduled Guests: (Show 7-10 AM ET)Danny Max - Morning News Anchor @ KCOY 12 in Santa Barbara | Topic: The DOJ and Sanctuary City ClashesAnnette Bosworth - Doctor of Internal Medicine | Topic: Chronic Illnesses Connected to InflammationThe Luqmans [in studio] | Topic: Russia-Gate / Crackdown on Independent News / The Neocons & Foreign PolicyDr. Bill Honigman | Topic: Civil War In the Democratic Party?Andrew Arthur - Resident Fellow in Law and Policy for the Center for Immigration Studies | Topic: Legality of California's Sanctuary PolicyDuring his recent announcement regarding the state of California and Sanctuary policies, Attorney General Jeff Sessions referenced a specific case in Ventura County. KCOY's Danny Max is familiar with the case and joins Fault Lines to fill in the details surrounding this reference by AG Sessions.In an unexpected turn, reports have emerged that President Trump and North Korean President Kim Jong-un may be set to meet in the coming months. What does this mean for America's policy towards North Korea, and is this a good decision by the Trump Administration?The crackdown on independent media is an ongoing story that continues to target more groups and individuals. Garland and Lee discuss this trend and what you should be aware of as a consumer of the news.

  We will look at AG Sessions' speech about California.....it's time to take action against cities or states that refuse to respect federal laws..........Texas primary results..........Cuba running out cash again......5 red state Democrats in trouble this November.....Reagan "the evil empire" 1983.......    Plus other stories............. Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter.       Follow our friend Carlos Guedes on Facebook.      

Former FOX News Channel’s ERIC BOLLING talked to Brad about the story of the loss of his son to the opioid epidemic in effort to prevent the same tragedy from happening again. Eric has partnered with the White House and has met with the President and AG Sessions today to discuss what can be done

Jeff Sessions announces lawsuit against CA, Jerry Brown and Xavier Becerra shout back this morning, #WhatchaWatchinWednesday: “Counterpart” on Starz is a smart futuristic-cold war thriller involving parallel dimensions, Xavier Becerra kept citing the 10th amendment saying it protects CA from Trump admin, The three CA laws the DOJ cites in the lawsuit

The FBI dropped the ball in the Florida school shooting. The FBI didn’t follow protocol when someone warned them about Cruz’s YouTube video comments. AG Sessions orders a review of the FBI procedures after FBI failed to investigate the tip on shooter.

Debby Goldsberry returns to discuss California and the rescission of the Cole & Ogden Memos. She notes that AG "Sessions knows the toothpaste is out of the tube, marijuana will be legalized, prohibition will end nationally, it might take us another 20, 30 years to do it but we’re going to get there- he might want to try to turn back time a little bit, but his time is limited. We’re going to keep moving forward. Every single thing that he did only empowered us more, to do more advocacy, to change laws faster and more furious and to get where we need to go.” That said she also mentions that “we were getting too soft, we were forgetting how to be advocates we were starting to sell marijuana as though we had attained freedom when in fact we’re far from where we need to be.” The two-sides of the coin from a lifetime activist.

Former Deputy Attorney General of the United States and author of the Cole Memo’s James M. Cole returns to discuss the rescission of the Cole Memos and the Ogden Memo before it. We discuss the thought process behind creating each of the three memos, his first in 2011, the second in 2013 and the final memo released in concert with FinCen guidance on Valentine’s Day 2014. Now that the memos have been rescinded the state of legal cannabis is dictated by the Rohrabacher Blumenaur Amendment for medical cannabis. For adult-use cannabis, it’s now up to US attorneys stationed where adult-use cannabis has been passed. Central California which includes Los Angeles and San Diego and Northern California which includes the Bay Area both have new Attorney’s which have been appointed by AG Sessions.

Rep. Matt Gaetz talks about his objection to AG Sessions and DOJ stepping up enforcement of cannabis laws

I'm Michael Santos with Prison Professors. Along with my partners, Shon Hopwood and Justin Paperny, we're glad to provide more information about how to prepare for the prison journey. Earlier episodes have given extensive biographical information on us. Complete your own due diligence. You'll see why we're exceptionally well qualified to help anyone who is going into the system.   More importantly, we're well qualified to help people who want to get out of the prison system successfully. Each of us succeeded after prison because we understood how to make good decisions as we worked our way through the journey. Always remember, the right decision at the wrong time is the wrong decision.   This episode is part of our series that we're calling how to prepare for prison. In the previous episode, we explained a bit about the process. As Dr. Stephen Covey advised in his best-selling book, it's always best to seek to understand before we seek to be understood.   In this segment of the Prison Professors podcast, we're going to discuss the importance of understanding stakeholders in the criminal justice system.     Federal Prison Hierarchy To succeed in the federal prison system, it's crucial to understand how it operates. Our partner, Shon Hopwood, tells a story that might help us illustrate the point. When Shon began serving his sentence for armed bank robbery, he wanted out. Many people in prison want out.   Shon read a case that highlighted a favorable decision. He thought the legal ruling might apply to him. Shon wrote a motion and he filed his motion in a court that he thought would grant relief. The judge refused to accept Shon's motion. Instead, the judge offered advice. He suggested that if Shon wanted to get relief in court, it would behoove him to file in an appropriate court that would have jurisdiction on his case.   Obviously, Shon went on to master the judicial system. As Steve Kroft of 60 Minute said, while serving his sentence, Shon became the most successful “jailhouse” lawyer in history. The legal briefs that he wrote for other prisoners resulted in victories in the district courts, circuit courts, and the U.S. Supreme Court. His legal victories changed laws and resulted in liberty for many people in federal prison.   But if Shon did not learn how to master federal prison first, he would not have succeeded in mastering the federal judiciary, or become a skilled jailhouse lawyer. We must take first steps first. And for people going into the prison system, it's essential to understand how the Bureau of Prisons operates.     Branches of Government Like the federal courts, the Federal Bureau of Prisons is a massive bureaucracy. Many years may have passed since some of our readers took a class in civics. As a quick reminder, our nation has three bodies of government. They include the following branches:   The Legislative Branch The Judicial Branch The Executive Branch   Our elected members of Congress make up the Legislative Branch of government. They include representatives from each of the 500+ districts in the United States, and they include the two senators that represent each state. Those members vote on legislation in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Once they're in agreement, the legislative bills go to the President. If the President signs the legislative bills, they become laws.   In our country, we have more than 90 federal Judicial Districts. For example, in California, there are four separate federal Judicial Districts—including the Northern District Court, the Central District Court, the Southern District Court, and the Eastern District Court. Each of those Districts is part of a Circuit. We separate those Circuits by geographic regions. For example , California is in the Ninth Judicial Circuit. New York is in the Second Judicial Circuit. We have the U.S. Supreme Court that presides over all Circuit and District Courts. We have more than 1,000 federal judges that preside over the various courts. Each of the judges strives to ensure that people receive due process—meaning, the judges strive to apply fairness in the courts for all.   The Executive Branch of government oversees the many different applications of government. Our president appoints people who oversee the different departments. For our purposes, we know that the Attorney General of the United States oversees the Department of Justice. And the Attorney General of the United States oversees the Director of the Bureau of Prisons. For that reason, we must understand how the hierarchy operates.     Politics and Prisoners: Earlier, I encouraged you to complete your due diligence on my partners and me. That way you could assess the veracity of our claim to have mastered our time in federal prison. It takes a lot of discipline to grow in prison. In my case, I went through 26 years.   By the time that I met our co-founder Justin Paperny in the Taft Federal Prison Camp, our country was going through a historic election. The economy was in the tank, sliding into the worst recession in recent memory. Unemployment was on the rise. Justin asked me why I followed the political race so closely.   As a prisoner, I explained, we must live with decisions that come down from the top. The president's perspective on governing will influence the policies that he wants to set. As a prisoner, we must live with those policies. If the president believes that people have a capacity to change, the president will appoint an Attorney General that shares that liberal viewpoint. If the president believes that we need to preserve the systems that are in place, then the president will appoint an Attorney General that shares such a conservative viewpoint. Policy shifts in prison will reflect the perceptions of both the president and the Attorney General.   To illustrate, let us provide two recent examples of such change.   The Second Chance Act provided prison administrators with new discretion regarding halfway house placement. Prior to the Second Chance Act, leaders in The Bureau of Prisons could authorize prisoners to serve the final six months of their sentences in a halfway house. After The Second Chance Act, leaders in The Bureau of Prisons could authorize prisoners to serve the final 12 months of their sentences in a halfway house.   Obviously, from a prisoner's perspective, 12 months in a halfway house would be better than six months in a halfway house. But it was up to the Bureau of Prisons to apply the law.   The U.S. Congress passed The Second Chance Act. But leadership in the BOP has discretion. When President Obama was in office, the Attorney General was Eric Holder. Under that administration, people in prison could have some influence on how much halfway house time they could receive. As a master of federal prison, I succeeded in putting myself on a pathway to get the full 12 months of halfway house. Similarly, as a master in the federal prison system, Justin succeeded in getting the maximum halfway house placement that was available to him.   In 2017, President Donald Trump appointed Jeff Sessions to serve as the Attorney General. Both President Trump and Attorney General Sessions had a different perspective. President Trump and AG Sessions had a conservative perspective, meaning that they believed that people should serve the maximum amount of time in federal prison. The 2017 administration cut funding to halfway houses.   But a master of federal prison would know how to cope with such change.   To prevail on maximum halfway house time—or any other matter pertaining to federal prison—Prison Professors urges people to understand the system. Pursue a strategy to get the best possible outcome, depending upon the political philosophy of the administration in power. The strategy that may result in success during a conservative administration may differ from the strategy that could result in success in a liberal administration.   To master federal prison quickly, make sure that you understand the political philosophy on both a macro and a micro level.     Directors of the Bureau of Prisons: The Bureau of Prisons is a massive organization. It employs more than 40,000 staff members that serve in six different regions. Those regions include federal prisons in most states, halfway houses in all states, regional offices, training centers, and headquarters in Washington D.C. The Director of the Bureau of Prisons presides over the entire bureaucracy. He reports to the Attorney General of the United States.   For the nearly 200,000 federal prisoners, it's important to understand the different roles in the BOP. What is the role of the Director?   Well, the Director must make sure that the prison system is operating in accordance with the wishes of the Attorney General. And the Attorney General wants the Director to operate the Bureau of Prisons in accordance with the political philosophy of the President.   The Director is not going to express concern for individual prisoner issues. Rather, the Director focuses on systemic policies. When prisoners attempt to seek relief from the Director, the prisoner reveals a lack of understanding for how the system operates. Masters understand the system. And they learn how to succeed, given the limitations of the system itself.   Unless a prisoner wants to advocate for systemic change, it doesn't make sense for him to advance arguments at the highest levels of the Bureau of Prisons. In fact, doing so can cause problems. Leaders know that the right decision at the wrong time is the wrong decision. Although people in prison may see many injustices on a systemic level, as masters, we should always have a very clear perspective. How are we defining success? What battles are we striving to win? What price are we willing to pay in pursuit of success over our battles.   By focusing on victory as we define victory, we know where to concentrate our energy. It rarely works in our interest to seek relief from the highest levels of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.   To oversee the Bureau of Prisons, the Director relies upon a large team. That team includes a Deputy Director, several Acting Directors, and several Regional Directors. It would be highly unusual for any of those directors to make decisions regarding any individuals in prison. Rather, the directors rely upon their subordinates. We should expect the subordinates to make decisions in accordance with the political philosophies of the people in power. Directors set policies and oversee budgets. Subordinates carry out those policies.   Federal Prison, an Overview: We know that the Bureau of Prisons is a massive bureaucracy. It includes many different divisions. People who want to master federal prison should broaden their understanding of how it operates. The more people understand, the more likely they become to get on the best trajectory.   Masters seek to understand more so that they can influence more.   Although a later chapter discusses custody and classification levels in detail, we can provide a brief overview here. The Bureau of Prisons categorizes in accordance with security levels. Consider the following:   ADX: This designation refers to an Administrative-Maximum U.S. Penitentiary. It is the highest level of security. Most people who serve time in an ADX start in a lower-security prison. They make decisions in prison that result in new criminal charges, or disciplinary problems. When a team or staff member identifies people in prison as being sufficiently disruptive, they may send them to an ADX penitentiary.   SMU: This designation refers to a Special Management Unit. Like the ADX, the SMU is a highly restrictive prison. Staff members may send people to an SMU when they want to restrict their communication. Although most people who are in an SMU have violent histories, it's important to remember the adage “The pen is mightier than the sword.” If staff members consider a prisoner to be a prolific writer, and the prisoner writes content that staff members consider inflammatory, they may confine the person in an SMU.   USP: This designation refers to a United States Penitentiary. In the broader community, people consider the word penitentiary as being synonymous with prison. But in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the word penitentiary has a different meaning and connotation. It means high-security. People going to a USP live in restrictive conditions. Staff members consider USPs to be more volatile. They govern USPs in response to population levels that include higher percentages of people who have violent, volatile, and disruptive histories.   FCI: This designation refers to a Federal Correctional Institution. The FCI includes both medium-security and low-security prisons.   FSL: This designation refers to a Federal Satellite Low Security Prison. The people in an FSL have the custody scoring of people in a camp. But they have some issue that prevents them from going to a camp. For example, they may have a detainer of some type, or they may have longer than 10 years to serve.   SCP: This designation refers to a Satellite Prison Camp. The camp is adjacent to a secure prison, and the inmates in the camp provide labor that keeps the prison operating.   FPC: This designation refers to a federal prison camp. It is frequently a stand-alone camp, meaning it is not tied to another prison, as with the SCP.   FCC: This designation refers to a Federal Correctional Complex. A complex will have several prisons of different security levels in a single location. People in one prison do not mix with people in another prison, but they're all in the same geographical location.   FDC, MCC, or MDC: These designations refer detention centers. People in detention centers, ordinarily, await outcomes of judicial proceedings. Although some people serve the entire term in detention centers, or they are assigned to the work cadre—performing maintenance on the prison, they are not necessarily serving time.   FMC: This designation refers to a Federal Medical Center. People who need medical attention may serve all or a portion of their time in an FMC.   FTC: This designation refers to the Federal Transfer Center, in Oklahoma. Prisoners may spend time in the FTC while traveling to other institutions, or they may serve their sentence in the FTC if they're part of a work cadre.   CI: This designation refers to a privately operated federal prison.   CO and RO: These designation refers to the Central Office and the Regional Office. We can use our understanding of the regional office and the central office to influence our placement, or to influence favorable outcomes.   Mastering the federal prison system requires some knowledge of the different types of institutions. The more we know about the Bureau of Prisons and the staff, the better we can position ourselves to get to the best possible environment.   All secure institutions include the following staff members:     Warden: The warden is the CEO of the institution. Wardens have an enormous amount of influence with regard to how the prison operates. Some wardens make themselves approachable. To the extent that a person in prison positions himself well, he can influence the warden's perception.   As a prisoner, it's crucial to begin with a clear understanding of success. Exercise discretion when it comes to approaching a warden—or anyone else. Lay the groundwork first, before asking the warden to intervene on anything. Understand that the warden has enormous power with regard to every person in the prison. In the various books that Prison Professors have written, we described how wardens influenced our success through the journey. Pay close attention to the extensive amounts of back work that we did, and also note how we were selective when requesting assistance.   Associate Wardens: The associate wardens are part of the warden's executive staff. They oversee various departments within the prison. For example, the Associate Warden of Programs will oversee unit staff. The Associate Warden of Operations will oversee facility management. The population level of the prison will influence how many AWs are available.   Department Heads: Department heads oversee specific departments. For example, the Unit Manager oversees all case managers. A Unit Manager reports directly to the Associate Warden of Programs. The Unit Manager will ask inmates to resolve matters directly with the case manager.   Line Staff: Line staff includes case managers, cook supervisors, counselors, landscape foreman, maintenance leaders, and others who work in various departments. They report to their respective department heads.   Case Managers: Case managers oversee all matters that pertain to a person's case. Once the judge sentences a person “To the custody of the attorney general,” that person becomes an “inmate” as far as concerns the system. And case managers will have direct oversight of the inmate. The inmate will not have a lawyer. The inmate must learn how to advocate for himself effectively. Case managers will be a key person to influence. Although policies guide decisions, there is always some discretion. A master will learn how to influence staff members in the Bureau of Prisons in a positive way.   Counselors: Counselors in federal prison do not offer the type of counseling that someone outside of prison would expect. Rather, they perform jobs like approving visiting lists and assigning jobs. It's best to understand the limited role that counselors play in federal prison. That way, people spare themselves the disappointment that comes from expecting too much.     Influence and Manipulation At Prison Professors, we discuss the long-term approach of influencing a positive outcome. That differs from shortsighted efforts to manipulate staff members. To influence does not mean to manipulate.   For obvious reasons, staff members are extremely cynical. Every day, staff members in prison work with convicted felons. Many of those people have criminal mindsets. That is why staff members expect inmates to lie. They expect inmates to do or say anything that will ease their burden. Masters of the system do not whine or complain about this reality. Rather, they learn how to work within the system, and how to succeed in spite of the challenges.   Masters know that the Bureau of Prisons invests a considerable amount of resources in staff development and staff training. Part of that training teaches staff members how “to be firm but fair.” The Bureau of Prisons wants to make sure the public is safe, the prisons are safe, and the staff members are safe. As such, it's extremely conservative. Training encourages staff members to rely upon policy when making decisions, and it trains them to interpret those policies conservatively. For that reason, it's crucial for masters to understand all policies. By understanding the opportunity costs that come with every decision, masters can make better progress than those who flounder.   If you want to master federal prison, work through all of the programs available through PrisonProfessors.com. You will learn our strategies for making exceptional progress in prison. More importantly, you will learn how to succeed upon release.    

CJ shares news that the Petroyuan may go live by year's end, AG Sessions now wanting information from the FBI in regards to Uranium One and for a second straight year life expectancy in the US declines. We are political scientists, editorial engineers, and radio show developers drawn together by a shared vision of bringing Alternative news through digital mediums that evangelize our civil liberties. Please subscribe for the latest shows daily! http://www.roguemoney.net https://www.facebook.com/ROGUEMONEY.NET/ https://twitter.com/theroguemoney

Tonight on the show Erick breaks down the results of the Alabama special election AG Sessions vacated Senate seat, details of the GOP tax plan, anti-Trump texts from an FBI agent and Omarosa leaving the White House.

11-29-2017 - AG-Sessions-On-New-Tools-To-Fight-Opioid-Abuse-Full-News-Conference - audio English

Rep. Matt Gaetz talks about AG Sessions and Judge Roy Moore.

: We will look at AG Sessions before Congress and talk of another independent counsel to investigate the Clintons and The Clinton Foundation..........Senator Menendez under investigation.....what if he resigns?......Judge Roy Moore under fire.......President Trump in Asia........the NFL in crisis and the leadership is clueless.....back in 2005, President Bush started a debate on Social Security but it was not followed up.........My annual call for Tony Oliva in The Hall of Fame........plus other stories of the day............ Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter.      

We will discuss the latest leaks and AG Sessions, the Mueller investigation and the sense that it is not fair, week 2 of Chief of Staff Kelly and 100-plus dead in Venezuela....................and other stories............ Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter.      

  Guest:  Bill Katz, the editor of Urgent Agenda.........We will look at week 1 of Chief of Staff Kelly........Rep Maxine Waters' outrageous behavior.....Special Counsel Mueller off and running.........AG Sessions goes after leakers..........Washington Post publishes a transcript of presidential conversation with Mexico and Australia..........11 counties in California with more registered voters than voting-age citizens.........we remember President Truman and Hiroshima 1945.....President Reagan and the air controllers 1981........and other stories............ Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter.      

On today's edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Deb, and Yaffee talk about the latest news! Trump Train! AG Sessions declares war on leakers! General Kelly lays down the law! Pence denies "shadow campaign" for President. AND How Mueller is stacking the deck against Trump!ALSO FOX benches Eric Bolling because of sexual harassment allegations. PLUS A tribute to FL teachers that body slams demanding parents!Listen to the latest podcast here now!

Herbert Meyer has an interesting proposition which is Russia is not anywhere near as powerful as they want the world to think,  Christopher Wray is confirmed as the new FBI director, reminder that it was President Trump’s firing of James Comey that caused the special counsel appointment not AG Sessions recusal, Ben Rhodes is a person of interest in the unmasking investigation in Congress, a person of interest emerges in the firebombing of a GOP headquarters that happened back during the election season,  and debate ceiling talks breakdown between the President and leaders in the Senate

Debate ceiling talks breakdown between the President and leaders in the Senate, Christopher Wray is confirmed as the new FBI director, reminder that it was President Trump’s firing of James Comey that caused the special counsel appointment not AG Sessions recusal, the White House now admits Trump did help with Donald Trump Jr’s statement on the Russia meeting so the big question now is who leaked it…

9a: Foxconn brings 10,000 good paying jobs to the state, why can't the left just be happy? 10a: The President and AG Sessions

Guest:  Frank Burke, co-author of "A law unto themselves", contributor to American Thinker & businessman........ We will look at President Trump's comments about AG Sessions........The San Antonio immigration or human smuggling incident raises serious questions about border security and sanctuary cities......the GOP and Obama Care.........plus other stories.... Please check our blog, my book, and follow me on Twitter.        

We will look President Trump's comments about AG Sessions...what in the world is it all about?.........The military and transgenders.............Obama Care and the GOP......McCain's great Senate speech.....we remember July 26, 1953 and Moncada in Cuba..............plus other stories.................... Please check my posts and podcasts, my book "Cubanos in Wisconsin" and follow me on Twitter.              

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On today's edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Deb, and Yaffee talk about the latest news! The City of Orlando debuts it's new Flag! Also does Orlando have it right with its new Panhandling laws? AND Feels like the end is near for AG Sessions. Is he on his way out! This happening while Trump continues to try and sell healthcare reform and Kushner is questioned by Congress about his connections to Russia. ALSO Schumer admits what Hillary would not as Democrats plot new course.PLUS Inspiration from an unlikely source- Off the wall actor, Jim CarreyListen to the latest podcast here now!

Revolution_The Podcast - July 23/17 Arlene Bynon & John LeBoutillier explore the almost-inevitable confrontation between President Trump and Special Counsel Robert Mueller. What will happen? Will the President fire AG Sessions in order to then be able to fire Mueller? Or will Mr. Trump yet again do the unprecedented - and pardon himself?

Thursday's edition of Trending Today USA was hosted by Liftable Media's Ernie Brown.In this half hour, the guests and topics discussed were:1. Ryan Mauro (Clarion Project) -- The U.S. sanctioned the leader of an Islamist terrorist group in Kashmir.2. Jason Wert (USA Radio) -- Advancements in DNA have given peace to the family of a serial killer’s victim.3. Jack Hunter (Rare Politics) -- Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he plans to continue in his job despite President Donald Trump's comments that he'd have picked someone else had he known Sessions would recuse himself from the Justice Department's Russia investigation.4. Jennifer Carroll (Florida's 18th lieutenant governor) -- Is Maxine Waters seriously going to make a run for the White House in 2020? Speculation is increasing as it’s revealed the California congresswoman and darling of Trump haters nationwide will be making an appearance in the early presidential primary state of New Hampshire on Sunday.Like us on Facebook!Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

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Tuesday on the C4 Show C4 spent the first hour of the show talking about if Trump should fire Robert Mueller. In the second hour of the show C4 talked about Attorney General Sessions testifying in front of Congress today and how Trump has lost another decision on his travel ban. In the third hour of the show C4 was joined in studio by Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh to talk opium abuse, budgets and MD AG Brian Frosh. In the final hour of the show C4 talked about the Trump's first cabinet meeting that got ultra weird when everyone started heaping praise on the President.

Tuesday's edition of Trending Today USA was hosted by Liftable Media's Ernie Brown.In this half hour, the guests and topics discussed were:1. The Top 5 Trending Stories2. Jim Antle (politics editor, Washington Examiner) -- Attorney General Jeff Sessions is appearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee today in a public session.3. Tom Hinchey (Liftable Media) -- High school teacher suspended after selectively editing her school's yearbook4. James Hirsen (columnist, Newsmax) -- Former FBI Director James Comey admitted intentionally leaking information to appoint a special counsel.5. Cindy Boren (The Washington Post) -- The aftermath of the Golden State Warriors winning the NBA Finals for the second time in three yearsLike us on Facebook!Image credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr

Dana gives her preview for the Jeff Sessions testimony, a Philadelphia gay pride flag that added black & brown to its rainbow, Dana agrees with Megyn Kelly on interview with Alex Jones, Colin Firth’s wife’s “culturally appropriated" headdress at Isle of Wight Festival, and live audio from AG Sessions testimony!

Monday on the C4 Show C4 talked about how the Attorney Generals of MD and DC will be suing Donald Trump. In the second hour of the show C4 talked about how We may see both AG Sessions and former AG Lynch testify in front of Congress. In the third hour of the C4 Show C4 had Councilman Brandon Scott in studio to talk about the crime problem in Baltimore MD. In the final hour of the show C4 talked with St. Mary's College Professor Todd Eberly about the AG lawsuit against Trump, Sessions testifying in front of Congress and how Shakespeare in the Park's version of Julius Caesar kills Donald Trump once a night and twice on Sundays.

This episode Jeb and Tim discuss the latest in the Trump Russia saga, including the announcement of a Special Counsel investigation headed by former FBI Director Robert Mueller. His appointment by Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein (after AG Sessions recused himself from the case) could be seen as a big old Bird to Trump. Whatever it is, he seems to be an immovable force installed to get to the bottom of an issue Trump just wishes will go away. What will happen to Donnie? Where's next for VP Pence who has been caught out lying about Michael Flynn? Let's make some educated guesses! Plus a chat about net neutrality off the back of the FCC's vote to remove its Title 2 protection and thoughts on the recently deceased Fox News founder, Roger Ailes.

In this second of a two-part series, we conclude the panel’s discussion of the first 100 days of the Trump administration as it relates to compliance. This episode concludes with the panelists’ rants. For Matt Kelly’s posts see the following: Compliance in the Trump Era: More Markers Placed Trump Administration Whacks Telco Firm for $892 Million Drone Industry Pan Trump’s Regulatory Trump Risk Disclosures Start Rolling In First SEC Whistleblower Award of Trump Era Sessions Dodges, Weaves, Promises on FCPA For Mike Volkov’s posts see the following: Yates, AG Sessions and Individual Criminal Prosecutions New E-Book — Moving the Goalposts: The Justice Department Redefines Effective Compliance FCPA Remediation Focus on Supervisory Personnel FPCA Pilot Program Motors On For the Cordery Compliance client alerts see the following: EU conflicts minerals compliance legislation DOJ Evaluation of Corporate Compliance: how does it compare to UK Bribery Act 2010? For Jay Rosen’s posts see the following: Still in the Enforcement Business and Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs “It Was the Best of Times, It was the Worst of Times,” or “Ignorance is Strength” For Tom Fox’s posts see the following: The Trump Administration-Kaos is Bad for Business The Trump Administration-Failures in Leadership and Management The Trump Administration-Preparing for a Catastrophe The Trump Administration-the Business Response DOJ Enforcement of the FCPA and the International Fight against Corruption in the Trump Administration Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this second of a two-part series, we conclude the panel’s discussion of the first 100 days of the Trump administration as it relates to compliance. This episode concludes with the panelists’ rants. Matt Kelly opens with a discussion of regulatory enforcement under the Trump administration, how the ‘Trump Effect’ is negatively impacting corporations, industry responses to deregulation issues and lays down some markers around compliance issues under the new administration. For Matt Kelly’s posts see the following: Compliance in the Trump Era: More Markers Placed Trump Administration Whacks Telco Firm for $892 Million Drone Industry Pan Trump’s Regulatory Trump Risk Disclosures Start Rolling In First SEC Whistleblower Award of Trump Era Sessions Dodges, Weaves, Promises on FCPA   Mike Volkov rounds out the discussion with a review of where the DOJ is currently under AG Sessions, remarks by DOJ officials on FCPA enforcement, the future of the Pilot Program and DOJ Compliance Counsel, Hui Chen.  For Mike Volkov’s posts see the following: Yates, AG Sessions and Individual Criminal Prosecutions New E-Book — Moving the Goalposts: The Justice Department Redefines Effective Compliance FCPA Remediation Focus on Supervisory Personnel FPCA Pilot Program Motors On   For the Cordery Compliance client alerts see the following: EU conflicts minerals compliance legislation  DOJ Evaluation of Corporate Compliance: how does it compare to UK Bribery Act 2010?   For Jay Rosen’s posts see the following:  Still in the Enforcement Business and Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs “It Was the Best of Times, It was the Worst of Times,” or “Ignorance is Strength”   For Tom Fox’s posts see the following: The Trump Administration-Kaos is Bad for Business The Trump Administration-Failures in Leadership and Management The Trump Administration-Preparing for a Catastrophe The Trump Administration-the Business Response DOJ Enforcement of the FCPA and the International Fight against Corruption in the Trump Administration  The members of the Everything Compliance panel include: Jay Rosen– Jay is Vice President, Business Development Corporate Monitoring at Affiliated Monitors. Rosen can be reached at JRosen@affiliatedmonitors.com Mike Volkov – One of the top FCPA commentators and practitioners around and the Chief Executive Officer of The Volkov Law Group, LLC. Volkov can be reached at mvolkov@volkovlawgroup.com. Matt Kelly – Founder and CEO of Radical Compliance, is the former Editor of Compliance Week. Kelly can be reached at mkelly@radicalcompliance.com Jonathan Armstrong – Rounding out the panel is our UK colleague, who is an experienced lawyer with Cordery in London. Armstrong can be reached at armstrong@corderycompliance.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Recorded May 14,2017 Bullshit meter Thanks for listening to the POC podcast. Show notes for Episode 10 below! Weekly Recap Monday May 8 President Obama warned Trump about hiring Michael Flynn. CNN Yates/Clapper testify in the Senate Yates warned White House Flynn could be blackmailed three times .video White House Counsel McGahn - Why does it matter to DOJ staff are lying? video Ted Cruz Mansplains video John Kennedy of Louisiana is an idiot video A tale of two hearings Russia Flynn WH conduct Democrats 142 questions Republicans 40 questions Leaks and unmasking Republicans 65 questions Democrats 0 questions Muslim Ban Republicans 26 questions Democrats 6 follow ups Tuesday May 9 Former FBI Director was wrong when he told congress that Huma Abedin had forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails. Prosecutors issued grand jury subpoenas to associates of former national security adviser CNN Trump Fires Comey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! South Korea Elections. Moon Jae-in is President elect. Wednesday May 10 Comey Fall Out The way he handled the Clinton email probe (Trump praising Comey Video) AG and Deputy AG recommended Comey firing? What happened to recusals. Days Before Firing, Comey Asked for More Resources for Russia Inquiry NYT Bethune-Cookman University students turned their back and booed Betsy DeVos as she began to deliver a commencement speech. video Trump hosts Russians in the Oval TASS pictures Senate committee subpoenas Michael Flynn for documents regarding his interactions with Russian officials. Thursday May 11 Andrew McCabe testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington Thursday during the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing. video Lester Holt interview NBC I was gonna fire him anyway! He told me three times I am not under investigation I was thinking #Russia when I fired him. Friday May 12 AG Sessions paves way for stricter sentencing in criminal cases CNN Trumpâ??s Morning Twitter Tantrum - 7 tweets! #TrumpRussia is an excuse! tweet No more press briefings? tweet 1 tweet 2 Letâ??s threaten Comey tweet When does this witchhunt end? tweet Trumpâ??s new â??voter fraudâ?? commission: A tool to help GOP win elections WAPO Comey says heâ??ll only testify for the Senate if itâ??s a public hearing. Saturday May 13 Talks with North Korea? White Nationalist Richard Spencer lead torch-bearing protesters defending Lee statue WAPO May 14, 2017 US institutions are under assault from Russia externally and Trump internally, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper Macron is inaugurated as the President of France North Korea claims to have a missile that can hit the US video You can also email us: info[at]ProgressiveChat.com You can leave us feedback by calling (347) 709-3247

This episode is the first of a two-part series of podcasts dedicated to the chaotic (at best) first 100 days of the Trump administration as it related to compliance. Today we have Jonathan Armstrong and Jay Rosen. Next week Matt Kelly and Mike Volkov. For Matt Kelly’s posts see: Compliance in the Trump Era: More Markers Placed Trump Administration Whacks Telco Firm for $892 Million Drone Industry Pan Trump’s Regulatory Trump Risk Disclosures Start Rolling In First SEC Whistleblower Award of Trump Era Sessions Dodges, Weaves, Promises on FCPA For Mike Volkov’s posts see the following: Yates, AG Sessions and Individual Criminal Prosecutions New E-Book — Moving the Goalposts: The Justice Department Redefines Effective Compliance FCPA Remediation Focus on Supervisory Personnel FPCA Pilot Program Motors On For Tom Fox’s posts on the Trump administration’s first 100 days see the following: The Trump Administration-Kaos is Bad for Business The Trump Administration-Failures in Leadership and Management The Trump Administration-Preparing for a Catastrophe The Trump Administration-the Business Response DOJ Enforcement of the FCPA and the International Fight against Corruption in the Trump Administration The members of the Everything Compliance panel include:Jay Rosen– Jay is Vice President, Business Development Corporate Monitoring at Affiliated Monitors. Rosen can be reached at JRosen@affiliatedmonitors.comMike Volkov – One of the top FCPA commentators and practitioners around and the Chief Executive Officer of The Volkov Law Group, LLC. Volkov can be reached at mvolkov@volkovlawgroup.com.Matt Kelly – Founder and CEO of Radical Compliance, is the former Editor of Compliance Week. Kelly can be reached at mkelly@radicalcompliance.comJonathan Armstrong – Rounding out the panel is our UK colleague, who is an experienced lawyer with Cordery in London. Armstrong can be reached at armstrong@corderycompliance.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is the first of a two-part series of podcasts dedicated to the chaotic (at best) first 100 days of the Trump administration as it related to compliance. Today we have Jonathan Armstrong and Jay Rosen. Next week Matt Kelly and Mike Volkov.  Jonathan Armstrong leads a discussion of the Trump administrations devolution of Privacy Shield, GDPR and what they mean for American companies doing business in the UK and EU. He discusses the key differences in the DOJ’s Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs in an FCPA analysis and under the Bribery Act, differences in the EU approach to conflict minerals and under the Trump Administration and concludes by giving us his thoughts on what Brexit means for compliance. For the Cordery Compliance client alerts see the following: EU conflicts minerals compliance legislation  DOJ Evaluation of Corporate Compliance: how does it compare to UK Bribery Act 2010? BREXIT Glossary Jay Rosen considers what companies the intersection of business and politics under the Trump administration, the business response he has observed to Trump administrations steps and miss-steps, the comments made by DOJ representatives at Q1 conferences and the vibe of compliance conference attendees. For Jay’s post see,  Still in the Enforcement Business and Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs “It Was the Best of Times, It was the Worst of Times,” or “Ignorance is Strength” For Matt Kelly’s posts see: Compliance in the Trump Era: More Markers Placed Trump Administration Whacks Telco Firm for $892 Million Drone Industry Pan Trump’s Regulatory Trump Risk Disclosures Start Rolling In First SEC Whistleblower Award of Trump Era Sessions Dodges, Weaves, Promises on FCPA   For Mike Volkov’s posts see the following: Yates, AG Sessions and Individual Criminal Prosecutions New E-Book — Moving the Goalposts: The Justice Department Redefines Effective Compliance FCPA Remediation Focus on Supervisory Personnel FPCA Pilot Program Motors On   For Tom Fox’s posts on the Trump administration’s first 100 days see the following: The Trump Administration-Kaos is Bad for Business The Trump Administration-Failures in Leadership and Management The Trump Administration-Preparing for a Catastrophe The Trump Administration-the Business Response DOJ Enforcement of the FCPA and the International Fight against Corruption in the Trump Administration The members of the Everything Compliance panel include: Jay Rosen– Jay is Vice President, Business Development Corporate Monitoring at Affiliated Monitors. Rosen can be reached at JRosen@affiliatedmonitors.com Mike Volkov – One of the top FCPA commentators and practitioners around and the Chief Executive Officer of The Volkov Law Group, LLC. Volkov can be reached at mvolkov@volkovlawgroup.com. Matt Kelly – Founder and CEO of Radical Compliance, is the former Editor of Compliance Week. Kelly can be reached at mkelly@radicalcompliance.com Jonathan Armstrong – Rounding out the panel is our UK colleague, who is an experienced lawyer with Cordery in London. Armstrong can be reached at armstrong@corderycompliance.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recorded March 2nd, US Congressman Dana Rohrabacher returns to share that we see the same societal impact from making cannabis illegal that we saw by making alcohol illegal- it was harmful to our country then as it is now. Representative Rohrabacher notes that he’s interested in inviting AG Sessions in for a discussion with the Cannabis Caucus. He goes on to share where he and his congressional colleagues are with current and future federal legislation including his Respect States Marijuana Laws. Just like Congressmen Blumenauer and Perlmutter did, Congressman Rohrabacher urges us- we the people- especially veterans, religious leaders and seniors- to visit our elected representatives in support of cannabis. 

News the Way America Demands It - Fabricated TONIGHT: Sen Elizabeth Warren arrested in KY, POTUS sparks security issue in the UK, and AG Sessions threatens CAN with military action. More...

United Airlines: fly the bloody skies; new orders from AG Sessions; Wales up for most stupid country of 2017; Cook County judge shot & killed; FBI investigation Carter Page; Trump & Syria; Gorsuch sworn in.

We look at the politics of the GOP canceling the Obama Care vote last Friday......what are some of the implications...............what happens next?     AG Sessions announced a new approach toward sanctuary cities...........The Spanish Civil War ended this week in 1939, a bloody struggle that took thousands of lives and changed Spain forever........thousands of children were sent to Latin America and many never saw their parents again.........President Eisenhower died on this in 1969..........and other news stories.............. ...........please check out my BLOG......and follow me on Twitter......    

Tuesday on the C4 Show C4 spent the first hour talking about how Democrats want Rep. Devin Nunes to recuse himself from the Trump/Russia Investigation. In the second hour of the show Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker joined C4 in studio talk education, sanctuary cities and the 2017 State House session. In the third hour of the show C4 talked about if Paul Ryan should still be the Speaker Of The House and C4 also talked about AG Sessions threatening to withhold money form MD if they pass the Sanctuary State Bill. In the final hour of the show after a teen was arrested in Frederick County after a father was alerted to a columbine style attack after reading his daughters diary C4 asked if it is ok to read your kids diaries?

Marine LePen skewers news; Martha MacCallum skewers Jason Pollack; Happy Stories; AG Sessions drains the Obama US Attorney swamp; 2nd Trump travel stay

Kristen didn't get Margie anything for #IWD. Awkward. Well, we do have lots of polls about the future of democracy to cheer us up. Don't forget to follow us @thepollsters @margieomero @ksoltisanderson. We write back! (sometimes.) Poll of the week Gallup: D.C. tops list of Gallup good jobs http://bit.ly/2neKNLC USA Today: U.S. slips to seventh best country in the world after Trump election http://usat.ly/2mvHm63 POTUS Job Approval/Speech Reaction Huffington Post: Trump job approval rating http://bit.ly/2m2P1px Huffington Post: Few see Trump's address to Congress as pivot http://huff.to/2mOEdzi Gallup: One-third of speech watchers more confident in Trump http://bit.ly/2lE749c Questions about AG Sessions, Trump Ties to Russia Politico: Majority of voters favors special prosecutor http://politi.co/2mXW32H Huffington Post: Public concern over Russia hits highest level since the cold war http://huff.to/2lUqnqU Protecting Our Elections Pew Research Center: Checks and balances, right to protest essential for democracy http://pewrsr.ch/2lEszCH The Washington Post: The astounding political divide over what it means to be ‘American' http://wapo.st/2mjoy7V AP/NORC: The American Identity: Points of pride, conflicting views, and a distinct culture http://bit.ly/2n6A4nj Obamacare/AHCA CNN: Public splits on revoking individual mandate http://cnn.it/2lZ4TbL Monmouth University: Cost drives opinion on health care http://bit.ly/2mGbM6b International Women's Day More About Advertising: Women do not like advertising http://bit.ly/2mBLDVy Ipsos MORI: Three in four women around the world believe there are unequal rights in their country http://bit.ly/2n6tA7I Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The sixth week of Donald Trump’s presidency may have contained both the best and worst day of President Trump’s administration up to this point. On Tuesday night, the President delivered a fairly successful speech to a joint session of Congress, and enjoyed a solid 24 hours of (rare) positive press as a result. But the budding romance between President Trump and the news media was short-lived, as Wednesday brought some eye-opening revelations about Attorney General Sessions and his (at best) misleading answers during his Congressional confirmation hearing. The following day, AG Sessions recused himself from any investigations into the Trump campaign, which reportedly enraged the President. This bubbled over on Saturday morning, when Trump sent out a series of tweets claiming that President Obama illegally wiretapped Trump Tower during the campaign, complete with comparisons to McCarthyism and Watergate. The current President accuses the former President of illegal espionage for personal or partisan reasons – whether it’s based on a real wiretap or completely made up, this story is not over!

The sixth week of Donald Trump’s presidency may have contained both the best and worst day of President Trump’s administration up to this point. On Tuesday night, the President delivered a fairly successful speech to a joint session of Congress, and enjoyed a solid 24 hours of (rare) positive press as a result. But the budding romance between President Trump and the news media was short-lived, as Wednesday brought some eye-opening revelations about Attorney General Sessions and his (at best) misleading answers during his Congressional confirmation hearing. The following day, AG Sessions recused himself from any investigations into the Trump campaign, which reportedly enraged the President. This bubbled over on Saturday morning, when Trump sent out a series of tweets claiming that President Obama illegally wiretapped Trump Tower during the campaign, complete with comparisons to McCarthyism and Watergate. The current President accuses the former President of illegal espionage for personal or partisan reasons – whether it’s based on a real wiretap or completely made up, this story is not over!

Guest:   George H Rodriguez, South Texas Hispanic conservative.....we will look back at the Trump speech to Congress, the Sessions controversy and now President Trump is accusing the Obama administration of wiretapping his offices................and other stories of the week ....................     FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER........................and check out my BLOG............      

Guest:   Barry Casselman, The Prairie Editor........we will look back at President Trump's speech to Congress....a remarkable address that will have political consequences........the Democrats look small by simply opposing everything at a time when the public wants both sides to work together.....the Russian connection and new reports involving AG Sessions......plus other stories from the first 30 days.............................     FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER........................and check out my BLOG............      

The “did you ever speak to a Russian” issue inside DC became awkward when the Ambassador in question was photographed sitting with Democratic Party members during President Trump’s speech to Congress.

Dr Ben Carson confirmed; AG Sessions recuses himself, Kari Baxter Donovan is with us, Tucker Carlson destroys Bill Nye the Science Hack

I hope this isnâ??t true. Trump made a promise to the American people and he canâ??t go back on it. If he does he is basically exposing a side of him that his supporters hoped they wouldnâ??t see. There really are people that are above the law. This is really disturbing. Gowdy, Chaffetz, FBI agents, and the American people have been stabbed in the back! Trump knows sheâ??s guilty as help. He has Roger Stone, Tom Fitton, Giuliani, etc. There are books written about it. He stabbed all the Women that Bill abused that came out and supported him in the back as well. This would be absolutely disgusting. I am disgusted by this! I have been one of Trumps biggest supporters, but when he sends his former Campaign manager Kellyanne Conway onto FoxNews to make this announcement that this applies to both the emails and the Clinton Foundation, he is either testing the reaction or it is serious. This started on Fox News not Morning Joe! I Love Trump, but the fact that he would go back on a major Campaign promise is very disturbing. I've spent 100's of hours researching and producing videos on the extent of the Clinton corruption. The Clintons are two of the most corrupt people in the world. So in effect, if Trump doesn't have AG Sessions go after her he has really let me down personally. Also, Gowdy, Chaffetz, Roger Stone, the women Bill Clinton abused that came out during his rallies and debates. It's possible this is an attempt to keep Obama from issuing a pardon and when he gets in office he'll give AG Sessons the go sign! It's to big an issue to just drop it! I hope he's just testing the water. If I just sat back and didn't revolt against it, I wouldn't be true to my own beliefs and research!