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9:05 – 9:22 (17mins) Weekly: The Heritage Foundation -Rob Bluey @RobertBluey The Heritage Foundation @Heritage Heritage.org 9:25 – 9:37 (12mins) Weekly: “THE BEE OR NOT THE BEE!!”This week: featuring Listener Lou Lesinski  9:41 – 9:56 (15mins) Ken Cuccinelli @KenCuccinelli- national director of the Election Transparency Institute on the show to discuss the latest tactic by the Left at meddling with elections: On top of this tactic which is a scheme designed to inflate Voter Rolls— and create potentially thousands of illegal or ineligible registrantsKen can also talk about the following election-related news items:Cuccinelli & Swoboda Praise Ohio General Assembly, Secretary of State LaRose for Advancing Historic DATA Act—Still Pending House Approval‘National Popular Vote' scheme would make Michigan electorally irrelevantSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Trump knows where the deep state bodies are buried! He's really angry this time! He is our revenge! We've heard all these talking points as if Trump was never president, but today's guest warns us it's all a lie. Ken Cuccinelli was deputy DHS secretary under Trump and is now supporting DeSantis. Why? Although nobody comes close to Trump in terms of showmanship, nobody comes close to DeSantis in terms of results. Yes, Trump is unconventional, but he is not anti-establishment. Cuccinelli offers the most detailed first-hand account of how, even when Trump agrees with us on the issues, he never follows through because of bad appointments, lack of preparation, lack of core conviction, and lack of discipline and focus. Ken recounts how globalists like Steven Mnuchin harmed much of the pro-worker agenda, how Trump failed on immigration and dealing with the riots, and how he didn't even try to fulfill many of his promises. He argues that Trump knew exactly where the bodies were buried because they were often his own cabinet picks.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Virginia Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli was at the Boston Marriott Newton recently pitching his Never Back Down PAC which supports Ron DeSantis for President in 2024. Dan talked with Cuccinelli about the DeSantis campaign.

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: Former Trump Administration official and Virginia Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli, joins us to talk about the scam that is Ranked Choice Voting. There is a bill in the Texas legislature to ban the use of such in Texas, SB 921, which passed the Senate but appears to be sitting with no action in the House Elections Committee.Cuccinelli also explained why he has called out Governor Abbott for “B.S.” repeatedly over Abbott's misleading claims about what he was doing on the Mexico border with Operation Lone Star.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.Abilene's new mayor, Weldon Hurt, shamefully says churches should be punished for being involved in politics. Is he just ignorant or fully Leftist un-American? His comments, if presented in the correct context, are frighteningly ignorant.Texas House changes its version of property tax relief again but it seems to be cause for more worry than less.Science writer and space historian Robert Zimmerman, behindtheblack.com, tells us how NASA is now putting woke before quality science work.And, other news of Texas.Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our radio and streaming affiliates.www.PrattonTexas.com

Former Trump administration official Ken Cuccinelli is heading up the Never Back Down PAC promoting a POTUS run by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, calling him "the most conservative candidate in the race who can win."Acknowledging Trump has a lead in the polls right now, Cucinelli predicts DeSantis's record -- which he says is far better than Trump's on key issues like pro-life and COVID, for example -- will convince Republicans the Florida governor is a better choice.Besides, Cucinelli adds, Trump's already 'endorsed' DeSantis by choosing to live in his state. "He's voted with his feet!"Hosted by Michael Graham.

“The 2024 Election with Josh Kimbrell and Ken Cuccinelli” 

Despite all their accusations, the Republicans are the real pedophiles, perverts and groomers!!!! WHO WILL INDICT TRUMP FIRST?

Despite all their accusations, the Republicans are the real pedophiles, perverts and groomers!!!! WHO WILL INDICT TRUMP FIRST?

Despite all their accusations, the Republicans are the real pedophiles, perverts and groomers!!!! WHO WILL INDICT TRUMP FIRST?

Lauren bobert just called for Joe Biden's death and your government does nothing to lock up all these f* traitors and insurrectionists in congress! Call Congress you lazy fox 202-224-3121 it's a free f* phone call get off your morbidly obese ass and do something for your country for a change

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

Lauren bobert just called for Joe Biden's death and your government does nothing to lock up all these f* traitors and insurrectionists in congress! Call Congress you lazy fox 202-224-3121 it's a free f* phone call get off your morbidly obese ass and do something for your country for a change

Cuccinelli, who was instructed by Trump to seize the voting machines! In 2020 elections! Thank you Jack Smith of the justice department and #TishJames New York attorney general and #faniwillis! #attorney crump #blm #blackexcellence thank you for your service ladies and gentlemen! When I get to power you will have front row seatsThank you black people! From the bottom of my heart ❤️

Lauren bobert just called for Joe Biden's death and your government does nothing to lock up all these f* traitors and insurrectionists in congress! Call Congress you lazy fox 202-224-3121 it's a free f* phone call get off your morbidly obese ass and do something for your country for a change

Lauren bobert just called for Joe Biden's death and your government does nothing to lock up all these f* traitors and insurrectionists in congress! Call Congress you lazy fox 202-224-3121 it's a free f* phone call get off your morbidly obese ass and do something for your country for a change

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

I'll give you a hint it might be #FaniWillis in #Georgia who says that charges are imminent! Or it could be #TishJames bless her heart! Or maybe even #AlvinBragg, he could prosecute, charged Trump again and win! Because that is apparently Trump's Achilles heel in court he is a f** moron and loses every single case lol! That is something to look forward to! And I am there for it!

Cuccinelli, who was instructed by Trump to seize the voting machines! In 2020 elections! Thank you Jack Smith of the justice department and #TishJames New York attorney general and #faniwillis! #attorney crump #blm #blackexcellence thank you for your service ladies and gentlemen! When I get to power you will have front row seatsThank you black people! From the bottom of my heart ❤️

Cuccinelli, who was instructed by Trump to seize the voting machines! In 2020 elections! Thank you Jack Smith of the justice department and #TishJames New York attorney general and #faniwillis! #attorney crump #blm #blackexcellence thank you for your service ladies and gentlemen! When I get to power you will have front row seatsThank you black people! From the bottom of my heart ❤️

Cuccinelli, who was instructed by Trump to seize the voting machines! In 2020 elections! Thank you Jack Smith of the justice department and #TishJames New York attorney general and #faniwillis! #attorney crump #blm #blackexcellence thank you for your service ladies and gentlemen! When I get to power you will have front row seatsThank you black people! From the bottom of my heart ❤️

Allison and Andy go over: what Ken Cuccinelli's Jan. 6 deposition tells us about what information he could be telling Jack Smith's grand jury; how Smith might get past Cuccinelli's privilege concerns; Pence docs; how the Durham probe may have uncovered Trump crimes; plus a listener question, and more Do you have questions? Click here: https://formfaca.de/sm/PTk_BSogJ Follow the Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3BoVRhN Check out other MSW Media podcasts https://mswmedia.com/shows/ Follow AG on Twitter: Dr. Allison Gill https://twitter.com/allisongill https://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrote https://twitter.com/dailybeanspod Andrew McCabe isn't on Twitter, but you can buy his book The Threat https://www.amazon.com/Threat-Protects-America-Terror-Trump-ebook/dp/B07HFMYQPG We would like to know more about our listeners. Please participate in this brief survey http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=BffJOlI7qQcF&ver=short This Show is Available Ad-Free And Early For Patreon and Supercast Supporters at the Justice Enforcer level and above: https://dailybeans.supercast.tech Or https://patreon.com/thedailybeans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your favorite bald boi is back from Italy with a solo pod talking Pitti Uomo! Hear me spitballing, processing, and providing more details into the wonderful world of menswear and fashionI chat what Pitti Uomo is, whether it is still necessary, Cuccinelli dinners, 4SDesigns FW23 shoot, Santa Maria Novella, everyone loves Mordechai Rubinstein, and our event with SAVAS.It's time for pasta, getting pissed, and roaming Piazzas at 2AM. Dive in!**Listen to the entire episode on the Blamo! Patreon 

Kevin Cuccinelli former deputy secretary for the Department of Homeland Security and National Chairman of Election Transparency Initiative, he joins the show to discuss his efforts to hold election officials accountable when fraudulent votes are cast.

We begin with discussion Hurricane Ian impacting Florida; the latest transgender controversy comes out of Virginia. Then - Jon Caldara joins us with his party for Governor Polis. It's Thursday 5pm at Mile High Station - more info at www.thinkfreedom.org and type in TUBBS in promo code for $10 off. Then - former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli joins us to discuss election integrity ahead for the midterms 2022. Cuccinelli calls mail-in ballots the "among the least secure" options. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Zadrozny, a senior legal counsel at America First Legal, joined WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" radio program on Monday to discuss the border crisis coming to Martha's Vineyard, and major cities.  He just returned from a border trip. John worked with Cuccinelli at US Citizenship & Immigration Services at DHS and was a Special Assistant to the President, working with Stephen Miller's team. For more coverage on the issues that matter to you, visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 FM from 5-9 AM ET. To join the conversation, check us out on Twitter: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor,  @Jgunlock,  @patricepinkfile and @heatherhunterdc.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Spanish beach body campaign used my image without asking model Why the U.S. Offered to Swap Griner for Bout, a Russian Arms Dealer Jan. 6 texts missing for Trump Homeland Securitys Wolf and Cuccinelli Dozens of Ukrainian prisoners of war believed killed in missile strike Biden Xi make plans to meet in person, U.S. official says and Chinas leader has strong words on Taiwan Ukraine war Russia says 40 Ukrainian prisoners killed in blast Xi and Biden exchange warnings on Taiwan Austin Police, EMS wont enforce abortion bans, city says Washington DC at tipping point as migrants arrive from border Wagatha Christie Vardy loses libel case against Rooney LA couples gets engaged on infamous 6th Street Bridge Alito mocks foreign critics of Supreme Court abortion ruling Migrants in Mexico Mass escape from abandoned truck after recent deaths Death toll rising from Kentucky flash floods Samuel Alito Top US judge mocks world leaders over abortion ruling Hopes for first grain ship to leave Ukraine after Russia deal At least 8 people are dead after Kentuckys catastrophic flooding, and the death toll is expected to rise Anticipation grows as drawing nears for Mega Millions jackpot of at least 1.1 billion UK heatwave Weather forecasters report unprecedented trolling

China's covert influence in the united states. how close to home have the ccp's tactics come to your town and local government. A former intel official warns it's much closer than you might think. In reaction to the supreme court's decision to reverse the trump-era "remain in Mexico" policy and what it actually means moving forward -- former Trump administration official Ken Cuccinelli Joins us to discuss. 

Cuccinelli, who spoke to the Christendom community in 2012 as part of the college's Major Speakers program, was elected Attorney General of Virginia and sworn into office on January 16, 2010. As attorney general, he rose to national fame through his fight against the unconstitutionality of the Healthcare Reform's individual mandate, and was called “ObamaCare's most formidable foe” at the time. In 2013, Cuccinelli was also the Republican candidate for Governor of Virginia in the Virginia gubernatorial election.Prior to serving as attorney general, he served in the Senate of Virginia from August 2002 to January 2010. As a state senator and private attorney, he worked to improve the Commonwealth's mental health system. In private practice, he served as a court-appointed attorney for individuals in Virginia's involuntary civil commitment process. After joining the Senate in 2002, he passed legislation that provided for more humane treatment of the mentally ill.He earned a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Virginia, a master's degree in international commerce and policy from George Mason University, and his law degree from the George Mason University School of Law and Economics.

Virginia's Attorney General, Kenneth Cuccinelli II, spoke to the Christendom College community on the topic of “Living the Catholic Faith in Politics and Government” on April 2.Before a crowd of about 400 college students, faculty, staff, and guests, Cuccinelli, who plans on running for the Governorship of Virginia next year, encouraged all present to be active in the political process and to be Catholic leaders in all areas, but particularly in the areas of science, media, and politics.

Virginia's Attorney General, Kenneth Cuccinelli II, spoke to the Christendom College community on the topic of “Living the Catholic Faith in Politics and Government” on April 2.Before a crowd of about 400 college students, faculty, staff, and guests, Cuccinelli, who plans on running for the Governorship of Virginia next year, encouraged all present to be active in the political process and to be Catholic leaders in all areas, but particularly in the areas of science, media, and politics.

Disclaimer: This interview was recorded before a federal judge announced Friday afternoon that the Biden administration could not rescind Title 42. In the face of the worst crisis our southern border has seen in decades, President Joe Biden has said he intended to rescind the public health rule known as Title 42 by Monday, May 23. U.S. immigration officials have invoked Title 42 to quickly remove illegal migrants over concern for the spread of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases.Now, even some Democrats are wary of the Biden administration's plan to end the public health measure at the northern and southern borders and have joined Republican lawmakers in cautioning officials against getting rid of it.Ken Cuccinelli, a Trump administration homeland security and border official who previously was the Republican attorney general of Virginia, sees disaster on the horizon if Title 42 goes."If both the flow goes up to the worst prediction and Title 42 comes down, six times as many illegals will be staying in the United States as are happening on a daily basis today under the current open borders Biden policy," Cuccinelli says.Cuccinelli joins "The Daily Signal Podcast" to discuss the consequences of rescinding Title 42, as well as to offer solutions for states to help fix the border crisis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Patel says more Special Counsel indictments are coming, showing Hillary Campaign led a conspiracy enterprise to spy on President Trump.  Patel believes conspiracy “goes all the way to the top.”  Cuccinelli says States have authority to secure southern border to stop massive illegal border crossings.  GUESTS:  KASH PATEL AND KEN CUCCINELLI

Ken Cuccinelli is a Senior Fellow Center for Renewing America and served as the Senior Official for the Trump Administration performing the Duties of the Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security from 2019 to 2021. He previously served as Acting Director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in 2019. Cuccinelli was Virginia's Attorney General from 2010 to 2014. In 2016, he was an advisor to the presidential campaign of Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. His legal opposition to Obamacare proved to be a major hurdle for the Affordable Care Act when introduced. TOPIC: The biggest lesson from Afghanistan we learned 20 years ago!! is a “conservative with a conscience.” Rich is a 23 year Army veteran who retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. He was awarded the Legion of Merit for his years of service. Additionally, he was awarded two Bronze Stars with “V” for Heroism in ground combat, the Presidential Unit Citation, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry while serving with the 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam. Dr Rich now publishes the the "drrichswier.com report". A daily review of news, issues and commentary! TOPIC: Who created the Taliban?

Ken Cuccinelli, Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security in the Trump Administration, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the quality of vetting of refugees as they flee war torn Afghanistan. Cuccinelli explains the history of the person that the Biden administration has put in charge of vetting, John Lafferty, who was removed from his post as head of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services' Asylum Division while Cuccinelli was in charge. Cuccinelli explains what needs to be done to fully vet incoming refugees, and warns of the dangers of not securely screening said refugees. Cuccinelli further explains what should be done instead with everybody coming into the country from the crisis, and explains how governors can put a stoppage on the influx of refugees. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Under intense pressure to speak to the nation about the tragic scenes unfolding in Afghanistan, President Joe Biden returned to the White House from Camp David. Republican lawmakers are pointing the blame directly on the Biden Administration. In June, Secretary of State Antony Blinken assured Congress that the situation in Afghanistan would not deteriorate rapidly after US troops pulled out of the region. Republican lawmakers say unfortunately that is exactly what happened. Principal in the International Practice at BGR Group, a leading government relations firm in Washington, D.C., Lester Munson, joins to share his thoughts on what is unfolding in Afghanistan right now. Senior Fellow at the Center for Renewing America and Chairman of the Election Transparency Initiative, Ken Cuccinelli, also gives his take on President Biden removing the US troops from Afghanistan and the turmoil that has followed. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced his intentions of trying to pass voting rights legislation. Cuccinelli shares his reaction to that. Finally this evening, the Laudato Si Movement, a Catholic organization dedicated to caring for the planet has changed their name from the Global Catholic Climate Movement. Associate Director of Laudato Si Movement, Christina Leaño, joins to tell us about the group and why they decided to change their name. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

Ken Cuccinelli, former acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Pennsylvania Voting Rights Protection Act, which has been passed to the Governor's desk, but will most likely be vetoed by Gov. Wolf. Cuccinelli takes an in depth look at the bill and explains why the Democratic governor will vote against it. Also, Cuccinelli comments on the situation at the border as Vice President Kamala Harris continues to bungle a growing issue for national security. (Photo by Getty Images) (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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David speaks with Ken Cuccinelli about immigration policy.

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: The Democrats have done it: managed to introduce a stimulus package that doesn’t capitulate to Republican demands. But will it fall apart due to an unforeseen procedural snag? We’ll see! Meanwhile, a whistleblower alleges that a top Trump administration official entered into a sketchy, secret agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s union leaders that could cripple Biden’s attempts to change Trump’s barbaric immigration policies. And lastly, the New York Times reports that a string of high-ranking public health officials have resigned in hard-hit New York State since the summer, all citing Governor Andrew Cuomo’s chaotic rollout of vaccines and handling of the pandemic. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Yesterday, we talked about the big worry of the next few weeks: that Democrats would capitulate to the Republican minority and weaken their own stimulus bill. Well, today we’ve got good news and bad news. The good news is the Democrats don’t appear to be doing that. On Monday evening, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer introduced a budget bill that included a $1.9 trillion stimulus package, indicating that they appear to want to use a process known as “reconciliation” to get an aid package through without Republican support. This is good, and represents the best shot we’ve got right now of getting an even halfway decent stimulus bill out to the American people quickly. But here’s the bad news. NBC news reports that the reconciliation process could have an unintended side-effect: automatically triggering a cut to medicare. The how and why of this is also a massive own-goal. The cuts would be triggered by the PAYGO ​act of 2010, which Democrats introduced and pushed for. PAYGO, in short, means that any time you pass a bill raising the national debt, you have to automatically cut federal funds elsewhere -- so bye bye to Medicare, farm subsidies, that sort of thing. The kicker is that avoiding the automatic cuts requires 60 votes in the Senate, which basically puts the Democrats right where they started. And the other fear, of course, is that Biden will still succumb to his Republican-loving side. The Republicans who we mentioned yesterday met with Biden today to plead for a smaller bill, and said the discussion was excellent, according to the New York Times. But the official word from the Biden administration is still that they plan to push the $1.9 trillion bill, so we just have to keep hoping they stick to their guns. REPORT: Trump Using ICE to Sabotage Biden The Trump administration is done, but we’re only now discovering the amount of damage they did on the way out. BuzzFeed News reported on a government whistleblower who alleges that former DHS second-in-command Ken Cuccinelli signed a set of agreements with the union that represents ICE. These guys endorsed Trump in 2016, so don’t be fooled into thinking they’re a nonpartisan force. The Government Accountability Office is representing the whistleblower, and said in a letter: “The agreements grant [the union] extraordinary power and benefits — far more than what DHS agreed upon with its other employee unions which did not endorse President Trump. The agreements confer on the union the ability to indefinitely delay changes to immigration enforcement policies and practices as well.” What this means in practice is that ICE’s union, which is apparently still loyal to Trump, can stonewall the Biden administration’s attempts to roll back the former president’s barbaric policies against immigrants, and stop him from enacting things like a deportation moratorium. According to the GAO, the whistleblower, “possesses information concerning significant acts of misconduct committed” by Cuccinelli. Cuccinelli denies abusing his power, of course -- we’d expect no less from a former Trump stooge. Cuomo's Public Health Execs Keep Quitting There’s a lot to say about New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s handling of the pandemic, which hit his state harder than most others. Cuomo has racked up accolades and book deals for his appearance of leadership during the crisis, but continued reporting suggests that he may have done more harm than good. According to the New York Times, nine of Cuomo’s top public health officials have resigned during the pandemic, citing Cuomo’s unrestrained war with his own scientific experts. Look at what they’ve had to deal with: Cuomo has micro-managed and over-controlled nearly every step of the process. Take the vaccine rollout for instance: The Times reports that Cuomo threw out his own Department of Health’s carefully constructed plan that worked with local health authorities in favor of one that relied far more on big hospitals. New York’s rollout has, of course, been a huge mess, and officials said that Cuomo often changes health policy abruptly at his emmy-winning press conferences, without asking or notifying them first. And Cuomo’s not even hiding the fact that he thinks he knows better than every doctor in the State. At a news conference last Friday, he said, “When I say ‘experts’ in air quotes, it sounds like I’m saying I don’t really trust the experts. Because I don’t. Because I don’t.” AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: In a livestream about the Capitol attacks, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez revealed that she was a survivor of sexual assault. She compared the GOP’s relentless insistence that she just get over the attempted insurrection during which her life was threatened to the similar language that abusers often use toward their victims. The leadership of Myanmar was deposed by a military coup on Monday, as the country’s armed forces detained its elected president Aung San Suu Kyi and set up blockades throughout the nation’s capitol city. The New York Daily News reports that the warden at NYC’s Rikers Island jail who presided over a dramatic drop in assaults, fights, and officer use of force incidents has been removed from his post after clashing with a powerful cop union over a mentorship program he set up for young inmates. One step forward, two steps back, always. And finally, the Biden Administration plans to quickly release $1.3 billion in federal funding meant for Hurricane Maria relief to Puerto Rico, and remove restrictions on another $4.9 billion. It’s far too late, but at least does something to rectify some of the Trump administration’s cruelty FEB 2, 2021 - AM QUICKIE HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

Trump dodged a question about QAnon, the lunatic fringe with a disturbing obsession with pedophilia and the Deep State. The Post Office warned there will be delays to mail delivery due to unnecessary and harmful changes by the Trump administration. A USPS watchdog group opened up an inquiry into the current Postmaster's lack of ethics. Shitler blathered something about Snowden not being treated fairly in Russia. Polls showed Biden expanding his lead over Man-baby and that a third of 'Muricans would refuse a COVID-19 vaccine. GOP whack-jobs Chad Wolfe and Ken "The Cootch" Cuccinelli weren't legally appointed for their gigs at DHS. Michael Cohen's book revelation caused "#UrineTroubleTrump" to trend Twitter. The cultist god-botherers over at Opus Dei admitted one of their priests were sentenced by the Vatican for diddling. A lawyer at the FBI pleaded guilty to an inconsequential felony-level administrative screwup regarding the infamous FISA warrant. Finally, on Faithless Friday, we learned if you are into "Christian Nationalism," you probably aren't down for masks or doing anything remotely responsible regarding coronavirus. Also, Wisconsin Christian mommy doesn't want her kids to practice social distancing at school because it's satanic.

Today, USPS backlog sparks worries about mail in voting in November, Census Bureau will end counting early, DHS compiled intel on journalists while Cuccinelli relaxed oversight, Dems press Nunes on a package from a Ukrainian official, and much more, plus another installation of “Flip it Blue.” Remember to follow us @DailyBeansPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Monday brought disappointing news for Harvard University sophomore Noah Furlonge-Walker. Due to the coronavirus, all of the university's undergraduate classes will be held online this fall, and fewer than half of students will be allowed on campus. The same day, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced that international students like Furlonge-Walker would be stripped of their student visas if their coursework is entirely online. Under the new rules, international students must leave the country — or would not be allowed in — if they cannot take classes in person. “I was pretty upset about it because it couldn't have come at a worse time,” said Furlonge-Walker, who returned to his home country, Trinidad and Tobago, after Harvard closed its campus in response to the pandemic in March. “It was a lot of news to take in on one day, and it just felt like the US was making it particularly hard on international students.”ICE's announcement left many international students wondering whether they would be able to complete their degrees or return to their lives in the US. It also left universities scrambling to rethink some of the pandemic contingency plans they've made for fall — and to find ways to keep their students in the country. Some experts say it's the Trump administration's way of forcing universities to reopen before it's safe to do so.Universities and advocates for international students were quick to slam the new rules. Harvard, along with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, sued the federal government Wednesday, saying the guidelines “threw all of higher education into chaos.” The suit seeks to temporarily block the government from enforcing the policy, saying it was not implemented properly. Dozens of universities signed on to an amicus brief in support of the Harvard and MIT. And many released statements saying they are studying the guidelines and looking for ways to support international students. California also filed a similar lawsuit Thursday.ICE's guidance “imposes a blunt, one-size-fits-all approach to a complex problem.”Lawrence S. Bacow, Harvard University presidentHarvard President Lawrence S. Bacow said in a statement Tuesday that ICE's guidance “imposes a blunt, one-size-fits-all approach to a complex problem.”The American Council on Education called the announcement “horrifying.”“This guidance raises more questions than it answers and unfortunately does more harm than good,” it said in a statement. “Regrettably, this guidance provides confusion and complexity rather than certainty and clarity.”Some 1.1 million students were enrolled in US universities during the 2018-19 school year, according to the Institute of International Education. Most of them are on F-1 student visas. The federal government provided special exemptions that allowed them to study remotely during the coronavirus outbreak in March. Usually, those on student visas may attend a maximum of one class online; the rest must be in person.Related: Visa restrictions on Chinese students will disadvantage US, says Queens College presidentBut the pandemic is far from over in the US, and many universities have opted to continue offering remote instruction in the upcoming school year. According to the Chronicle for Higher Education, which is tracking more than 1,000 universities around the country, 9% will have remote instruction and 24% will implement a hybrid model, which offers a mix of in-person and online classes. Under ICE's guidelines, students will be allowed to take more than one class online if they're enrolled in colleges and universities offering hybrid classes. But students and their universities have to go through a certification process. In an interview with CNN, Ken Cuccinelli, acting deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, said the guidelines give more flexibility for international students because typically their visas only permit them to take one class online. “If a university …  don't reopen this semester, there isn't a reason for a person holding a student visa to be in the country.”Ken Cuccinelli, acting deputy secretary,  Department of Homeland Security“If a university …  don't reopen this semester, there isn't a reason for a person holding a student visa to be in the country,” Cuccinelli said. “They should go home, and then they can return when the school opens.”Rachel Banks, senior director for public policy and legislative strategy with NAFSA: Association of International Educators, called ICE's new rules “frustrating and disappointing.” “[International students] have to make a decision — if they're here they have to leave and take courses from abroad, or they need to transfer to another US institution that is offering in-person and hybrid classes,” she said. Banks said these options are not practical. She cited one survey from the Institute of International Education that found the majority of international students remained in the US after the coronavirus pandemic hit — as many as 92% remained at more than 400 institutions that responded to the survey. Those students may have also signed leases and made arrangements to stay close to their campuses for the upcoming academic year. And transferring universities is not an easy feat with schools planning to restart classes as soon as next month. Related: Coronavirus closures leave international students in limboEven if students decide to take the remote classes in their home countries, there are issues around timing and the need for proper technology, said Katsuo Nishikawa Chávez, director of International Engagement at Trinity University, a small private college in San Antonio, Texas, where 10% of the student population is international. For example, students in Asia would be taking classes in the middle of the night. Students might not have proper internet connection or face censorship issues in their home countries.“It's impractical — so, that student might quit and go study in Australia,” Chávez said.For universities, it makes the already intricate calculations of what to do in the fall even more difficult.  “It's a very complex calculus at this stage,” Banks said. “It is so late in the process, many schools are making the decision whether to be in-person, hybrid, based on the current situation for the virus and what is most safe for students and faculty members ... That's what needs to drive these decisions.”Related: These DACA recipients hit a ceiling in the US. So they left.Even institutions that offer hybrid classes could shut down again depending on fluctuating circumstances around COVID-19. The ICE guidelines state that students would have to leave even if they started the year with in-person instruction, but later have to switch to online instruction. “Imagine a second wave hits, students would have to go home,” Chávez said. “And now, all of a sudden, in the most dangerous time to travel, we're packing up thousands of people into airplanes and sending them abroad. It's irresponsible.”Furlonge-Walker is not sure if his own visa will be valid if he remains at home for the whole academic year, though some immigration experts believe that international student status can be maintained while taking remote classes abroad. At this point, Furlonge-Walker says, there are still a lot of unknowns for the coming school year. Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, policy counsel with the American Immigration Council, said ICE'S new policy is in line with the Trump administration's broader effort to curb immigration overall during the pandemic. “We're the only country in the world to ban immigrants, supposedly for economic competition reasons as a result of the coronavirus.”Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, policy counsel, American Immigration Council“We're the only country in the world to ban immigrants, supposedly for economic competition reasons as a result of the coronavirus,” he said. But creating more hurdles for international students is counterproductive to the goal of restarting the economy, according to Banks.“International students are innovators and entrepreneurs," she said. "We wouldn't have Silicon Valley if we didn't have international students.”Universities announced that they will continue to study the guidelines and will provide support to international students. The University of Arizona said in a statement that it's trying to find ways to ensure international students can have "quality in-person educational experience" in the fall. At Northwestern University, which planned to offer a mix of in-person and online classes, adminsitrators said they will help make sure international students can remain eligbile to study on campus according to the new guidelines.

RadioPublic|LibSyn|YouTube|Patreon|Square Cash (Share code: Send $5, get $5!) David Waldman and Greg Dworkin go there today! (Following correct safety protocols, of course.) Attention,  students, parents and teachers wishing to open schools safely, Donald Trump hears you. All except for the “safely” part. Trump only listens to statements phrased in the form of a compliment. And, well, safety reminds Donald of condoms, and you know how he feels about that. For those wondering why so many cases and so few deaths - give it a minute, the hospitals have just turned down their sheets. Meanwhile, churches are hellholes. Prisons are too, for both the thin blue line, and the ICE blue lines. Get out and protest though, you’ll do fine. Montana alerts manly men to their many manly mask options. Ken Cuccinelli forces universities to open to “Cuccinelli”-colored students, even if that means a $41billion hit. As for the election, Donald Trump does have a few more enthusiastic supporters... for some reason, but he also has many more enthusiastic haters, for obvious reasons. Actually, every shred of evidence points to Trump having his ass kicked. Joe Biden is looking pretty electable lately. The more Trump loses, the more desperate he will become, however. Who knows what crazy scheme he will try next? We do know what Republicans will attempt with any Democratic Vice Presidential candidate, because that is what has worked so well for them so many times before.  After the election, Joe Biden should not turn the page until all justice prevails. Things will not get better if we walk away from our problems. On their last date, back in March, Donald Trump gave the country of Brazil a super-nasty case of the Rona. The one positive thing to come out of it all was fellow lunatic autocrat Jair Bolsonaro’s coronavirus test results. Don’t worry, Donald’s hooked him up with the good stuff. Fireworks will blow your head off, but they will never lie to you. Guns... you just can’t trust. Oh, they’ll tell you they’ll protect you, through thick and thin… even if you happen to be the dumbest son of a bitch in a Florida Costco, they’ll still stick by you. Then, one day (the one moment your buddy lines up with the barrel) Bang—the gun and your buddy aren’t your friend anymore. A guy shooting a gopher bagged a golfer. So close! And, a woman’s gun shot her right in the waterpark! Ow!

Ansberto Gonzalez v. Kenneth Cuccinelli, II

Symone Sanders is getting ready for a fundraiser. In front of her bathroom mirror, she draws a bold, black line across her eyelid. Her nails are studded with rhinestones, courtesy of press-on nails she picked up from a drugstore across the street from her Washington D.C. apartment. “I’m finishing my fundraiser makeup, so we can chat while I do that,” Sanders tells me. Her phone slips off the bathroom counter several times, a hazard of near-constant video chatting during self-quarantine, but the 30-year-old doesn’t miss a beat. With the candid tenor of a best-friend catch-up, she tells me she sometimes starts off Vice President Joe Biden’s day with pop-culture headlines. “I’ll be like, ‘You want to know what the streets are saying?’” she says. “I try to find him something he’s not regularly hearing or seeing.” The Omaha, Nebraska, native currently serves as a senior adviser on Biden’s presidential campaign, following a 2016 role as Sen. Bernie Sanders’ press secretary, a job she started at age 25, just two years after graduating from Creighton University. Heading into the 2020 primaries, she was courted by Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand, Kamala Harris, and Cory Booker. Being an unapologetically young black woman pursuing a career in politics seems revolutionary for a country that’s been historically led by older white men. She wants to change that. Sanders documents her rise to influence in her new memoir, No, You Shut Up: Speaking Truth to Power and Reclaiming America (out May 19). It’s all about balance, she says over Zoom. “When I got to D.C., I was like, ‘I know I’m not supposed to be dressing like this,’” she says, gesturing to her colorful outfits and bedazzled nails. “But I’ve always been in environments where there aren’t lots of people like me doing the work I want to do. Nobody gave me pointers.” Her job focuses on crafting Biden’s campaign messaging and acting as his on-camera surrogate, among other things. “If you want the system to change, you need to be strategic,” she says. “You need to infiltrate the apparatus.” This is an idea the communications strategist returns to often. When I ask if running for office is part of her plan to change the system from within, she demurs: “Everybody thinks I’d make a good candidate, [but] I’m just the people that help get people elected.” Much like her book, our conversation is primarily limited to quotable soundbites. In both, she balances autobiographical storytelling with advice. (“Clear space for your goals,” she writes, and “know your own boundary lines.”) The juxtaposition gives a taste of how Sanders imagines her brand: a mashup of campaign formality and Instagram-era motivational prose. “I wanted to give people a little real talk,” she says when I ask about it. “If people get the audiobook, I change my voice when I’m reading the advice sections, like, ‘Come here, let me tell you.’” The title of Sanders’ memoir pulls from real-life experience. During a CNN interview in 2017, while working as a political commentator on the network, she got into a heated exchange with former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli about President Donald Trump’s response to the violence at the white supremacist Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. “Can I finish, Symone? Will you just shut up for a minute and let me finish?” Cuccinelli snapped on live TV. “Pardon me, sir,” she responded. “You don’t get to tell me to ‘shut up’ on national television.” The conversation erupted, and anchor Chris Cuomo stepped in. Returning to a presidential campaign with a different, more centrist candidate — particularly one facing a sexual assault allegation — hasn’t happened without scrutiny. Biden’s platform shares none of the hallmarks of Bernie Sanders’, such as support for single-payer health care or canceling student debt. “I didn’t 110% agree with Bernie on every issue while I was working for him,” she writes in No, You Shut Up. “I don’t agree with Biden on every issue, in every instance. But I think in order to make change we have to make strategic decisions.” She started getting biting voicemails from critics about the switch, in addition to vitriolic emails. “I’m used to harassing emails. That doesn’t make it OK, but I’m used to it,” she says. “You have to give it a shrug and move on, but sometimes it affects me. I’m human.” At this time in a typical election cycle, Sanders would be on the road between campaign stops. Instead, Biden is holding “virtual events” from his basement in Wilmington, Delaware. His senior adviser, who would normally be by his side, lives more than 100 miles away. “Rallies show the best of America,” she says, of the in-person variety. “People stand in line for hours to get a glimpse of a person. That means [they] still have hope. And while there are true inequities in this country — I mean, a young black man was murdered jogging in his neighborhood; you shouldn’t have to go viral to underscore your humanity — being on the campaign trail gives me hope.” When our conversation moves to the allegation against Biden from his former Senate staffer Tara Reade, Sanders puts down her makeup brush and moves to the living room. “‘Believe women’ doesn't take a different definition because now the allegation is about my boss,” she says from her couch. “Truth and justice don’t have asterisks next to them. It's not easy for anyone to be accused of something, especially something they’ve said did not happen. But what’s most important is that in this [political] space, women have the ability to come forward. At the end of the day, what matters is the truth. And in the case with Vice President Biden, the truth is that it didn’t happen.” Later, I ask her about a line from her book that surprised me: “Change takes time, but change also can’t wait.” It reads like a convenient disclaimer, I tell her. She lets out a knowing chuckle, and harks back to the fight for civil rights, to Martin Luther King Jr., and then to her dad, whom she says fought against structural injustices. “My dad was 64 years old when he died unexpectedly,” she says. “He grew up in the segregated South. He knew what overt racism looked like. The fruits of his labor, the things he committed his life to, he never got to see,” she says of the chemist for the Army Corps of Engineers. “But his work made a difference.” Sanders thinks young people today are too impatient. She says our generation has been “tarnished” by a desire for instant gratification. When Sanders writes about “the apparatus” — which she does more than 70 times — she’s often referring to the people who have access to power rather than a broken system in itself. “We can’t simply critique the machine that makes the Democratic Party or the Republican Party run; we have to conceptualize ways to change it,” she writes. Does she have an agenda for once the apparatus has been democratized? Unfortunately, our Zoom time has run out. Her makeup is done. Sanders needs to put on a “real shirt” for the fundraiser, she says. She leaves me with a smile, and with a line that inevitably becomes the thesis of our call. “We want a microwave, we want everything right now,” she says of her peers. “I want real, lasting structural change. And structural change you cannot get in a microwave.”

The latest on the unprecedented government reaction to the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic hosted by Larry O'Connor.   KEN CUCCINELLI Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Dep. Sec. Cuccinelli joins Larry O'Connor on the podcast to discuss President Trump'srecent Executive Order restricting immigration into the United States due to the Covid-19 pandemic. They also discuss the early days of the coronavirus outbreak and Cuccinelli's role on the task force when early travel restrictions were enacted. ALANA GOODMAN  Investigative Reporter, Washington Free Beacon  Ms. Goodman and Larry discuss the curious new facts surrounding the man who died in Arizona after ingesting fish tank cleaner. The death was widely and erroneously linked to President Trump's mentions of hydroxychloroquine as a potential therapeutic drug to combat covid-19.  BETHANY MANDEL Journalist, Founder of Kosher-19  Ms. Mandel discusses Kosher-19, the organization she founded at the onset of the covid-19 pandemic. The group is dedicated to delivering kosher meals to front line hospital professionals thus helping them with their dietary needs as well as supporting restaurants with business during these challenging times.

All-star civil rights lawyer Gloria Allred joins Rich and Tina to discuss the latest developments with Harvey Weinstein. Bob Fioretti joins in studio to discuss his candidacy for Cook County State’s Attorney. Protect Democracy Counsel Rachel Goodman discusses the recent federal judge ruling that Ken Cuccinelli’s appointment as acting USCIS Director was unlawful. Trevor Project Senior Fellow for Advocacy & Government Affairs Casey Pick talks about the State of Virginia’s new legislation banning conversion therapy for LGBTQ minors. In the Legal Grab Bag, Cook County Circuit Court candidate Chris Stacey and Tristan & Cervantes attorney Ashley Alvarez join Tina and Rich to discuss breaking legal news on the Coronavirus, Paulina Porizkova, Journey, Harry Styles, the Hot Pockets heiress, and much more.

What You Need to Know is the Civil War on the left continues. The field is slimming and they are rapidly falling in line. The DNC is lining up the people to block Bernie. So how can it be that Biden still in it? He’s the most malleable of them all. The establishment needs someone they can control. Dr. Brett Decker talks about the real coronavirus situation in China, China’s place on the world stage, Chris Matthews resignation, and the situation in the Democratic Primary. What’s happening with coronavirus and why it may be the end of China as a global manufacturing hub. Wrap up: CPAC recap, courts strike down Cuccinelli appointment as acting Deputy Director of USCIS. Immigration was hallmark of 2016 Trump campaign and it’s still the top issue for most of America. The issue was also noticeably absent at CPAC. Sign up for my daily emails at www.EdMartinLive.com — get in touch through Twitter or Facebook. I work to send out the best information to cut through Fake News!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After 37 years, E.T. and Elliot reunited once again in an Xfinity commercial broadcasted during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The four-minute ad E.T. returns to Earth and learns about tablets and playing in the snow from a grown-up Elliot. There's been an update on the Ken Cuccinelli and Martin O'Malley D.C. bar altercation. Cuccinelli claims O'Malley screamed at him, cursed at him, insulted his Italian ancestry and prompted a fight. While a witness said, O'Malley drove Cuccinelli out of the bar with a "passion-laced and shame-invoking tirade on behalf of immigrant refugee children." Both praises and negative comments have followed the incident.

Jackie & Dunlap on: Impeachment hearings, Erdogan, Lindsey Graham, Stephen Miller's racist emails, Trump's tax returns, Cuccinelli, Deval Patrick. Sponsors: Gobble Ghouls, Skaggrolls Thanks to everybody who Patreons us at http://patreon.com/redstateupdate "The Magic Cowboy" courtesy Seth Timbs. https://sethtimbs.bandcamp.com New self-titled Seth Timbs EP  https://sethtimbs.bandcamp.com/ https://music.apple.com/us/album/untitled-ep/1482732818 https://open.spotify.com/album/4zYCxzJBjZviHevoYiEf8a Red State Update theme "Tasty Sorghum Biscuit" by William Sherry Jr.

Journalist wants weakened 1st Amendment Honor our Vets on Veterans Day and 30th Anniversary of Fall of Berlin Wall American Vets won the Cold War Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz disgusting attack on ICE Director Cuccinelli

-FBI Director Wray tells Congress he never heard about the “black identity extremist” surveillance program called Iron Fist -Fed cuts interest rates again with corporate bond market teetering -Cuccinelli claims responsibility for revoking status from sick immigrant kids, responding to questions about Stephen Miller’s role -Justice Department secures five-year-sentence for prison guard who conspired with inmate to carry out hit. Meanwhile, in not entirely unrelated news, more evidence that Jeffrey Epstein was murdered. Subscribe at Patreon.com/DistrictSentinel

Let’s face it: Even if Trump wins re-election, nothing will improve in Congress unless we get involved in primaries. Today I demonstrate how Trump can’t even confirm good executive nominees in a GOP-controlled Senate. Why? Because his staff has failed him and has convinced him to support RINOs in primaries. As such, there is no GOP majority. McConnell and his minions are sabotaging Trump’s favored DHS pick. This problem reverberates on many other issues. I show how a sane conservative movement could use Trump to easily move 10 seats to the right this election.  Finally, I discuss the latest stories on crime, gangs, and illegal immigration. When you import the third world, you get the third world. But Republicans refuse to hit Democrats on issues pertaining to public safety.Show Links: 'Jailbreak + Sanctuaries = biggest public safety threat:' https://bit.ly/2JjwxP6 'We are importing both sides of Middle East gang wars:' https://bit.ly/340Ohqw 'Trump wants to tap Cuccinelli for DHS, but Senate RINOs will block:' https://n.pr/2ojICfW Copyright Blaze Media All Rights Reserved  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In honor of our 500th episode, I am joined by Acting USCIS Director Ken Cuccinelli to discuss the state of the border and immigration police. He explains what has worked at the border and why the numbers are going down, but warns that more must be done and promises to continue driving down the number of illegal aliens.  Cuccinelli also sets the record straight that the job of immigration agencies under the U.S. government, including Citizenship and Immigration Services, is to protect the interests of Americans, not to serve as benefactors to the world. “Let’s be very clear, we are a vetting agency, not a benefits agency,” Cuccinelli said. “We are here for the benefit of the American people, period.” He explains how his agency is the first line of defense against those who would come here to do us harm. Show Links: 'There are still problems at our border:' https://bit.ly/2kAfdMJ 'USCIS is the agency that could prevent people like this Hezbollah terrorist from getting green cards:' https://bit.ly/2lLa0Ce  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy is Now Open! 8am-9am PT/ 11am-Noon ET for our especially special Daily Specials; Tarrytown Chowder Tuesdays!Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, Trump withholding military aid from Ukraine in exchange for investigating Biden, is "the ultimate impeachable act," until the next one.On the rest of the menu, Cuccinelli complained DC police are using the First Amendment as an excuse for not arresting climate change protesters; a new plan by Trump's Department of Homeland Security to finally address right-wing violence, conveniently omitted guns; and, a federal appeals court dealt a severe blow to the latest Trump FCC effort to weaken media ownership rules.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table where Trump is set to announce Poland will be included in the US visa waiver program; and, Spain's supreme court will rule today whether to move the remains of fascist dictator General Francisco Franco from a state mausoleum.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine Justice Putnam.Bon Appétit!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“As I ate the oysters with their strong taste of the sea and their faint metallic taste that the cold white wine washed away, leaving only the sea taste and the succulent texture, and as I drank their cold liquid from each shell and washed it down with the crisp taste of the wine, I lost the empty feeling and began to be happy and to make plans.” ― Ernest Hemingway "A Moveable Feast"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Show Notes & Links: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2019/9/24/1887445/-West-Coast-Cookbook-amp-Speakeasy-Daily-Special-Tarrytown-Chowder-Tuesdays

Ho appena finito di vedere l’intervista di Marco Montemagno a Brunello Cucinelli, imprenditore e artista italiano legato al mondo del cashmere. Sono capitato quasi per caso in questa intervista, visto che sto studiando per un esame legato alla metodologia e alle interviste e vedere l’approccio alla vita più di Lunelli rispetto a Montemagno mi ha sbalordito

This week the MPU gang takes on the idea of buying Greenland, Ken Cuccinelli's idea of what the Statue of Liberty means, And Stephen Miller's idea of what being ruthlessly Machiavellian means.

Trump Attacking two Democrat lawmakers as he defends Israel for banning them from the country; Trump praises former campaign manager, encourages Corey Lewandowski run for senate; Former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper ends 2020 campaign; New York Governor Cuomo proposes law that would allow the state to prosecute mass-casualty hate crimes as domestic terrorism; Cuomo: "Totally Hypocritical" for Trump to condemn hate in U.S.; New York Governor: "I don't think the president knows what he's talking about" regarding mental health; Cuomo on Cuccinelli immigration comments: "They don't accept the founding premise of this nation"; Trump says trade war with China will be "Fairly Short"; Trump: Economy will "Go down the tubes" if he loses in 2020; Radioactive Iodine detected in Norway after failed missile test that caused major explosion in Russia; Elizabeth Warren is running for President (Literally)

Earlier this week, the Trump administration announced that it intended to deny green cards to aliens entering the United States if they make an attempt to obtain public assistance in the form of Medicaid, food stamps, and housing vouchers. In defending the policy, Ken Cuccinelli (shown), the acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), noted on Tuesday night that historically speaking, immigrants were not supposed to become a “public charge” — receiving welfare benefits paid for by U.S. taxpayers. Read the article here!

The great danger of riptides is the fact that you don't realize you're drifting further and further from shore. In American politics, Leftists and, of late, NeverTrumpers have inexorably been drifting further and further from the shore of sanity, rationality, and national security. I discuss that drift in today's politics -- how it happened, what it means, and whether there's hope for it to stop. You can read more here.

The Trump administration has released new regulations that may dramatically cut the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the US. The new laws allow rejection of green cards and visas if the applicants have low incomes, little education and have used Medicaid, food stamps, or housing vouchers. Acting US Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli says this will encourage "self-reliance and self-sufficiency for those seeking to come to or stay in the United States.

Dow dives 800 points as Trump is watching with frustration; Sources: Trump's frustrations at the markets directed at FED and trade team; Expressed concern it could hurt re-election; 2020 Democrats blast top Trump aide Cuccinelli for saying statue of liberty poem about "People coming from Europe"; Warren: Cuccinelli Saying Statue of Liberty poem is about Europeans shows Trump only cares about "Those at the top"; Buttigieg defends democrats calling Trump a white supremacist, says "We can call the current president what he is"; Calls grow for Steve King to resign after rape & incest remarks; Former White House Communications director explains break with Trump; Spicer: Scaramucci "Didn't have what it takes to do the job"; Former Trump Communications director: "Force is strong with the #YANGGANG"; Police: Six officers shot in Philadelphia; Suspect still firing; White House, Senate aides hold informational talks on gun legislation; Trump could soon be living on Obama avenue

Trump on violent Hong Kong protests: "Hope it works out"; Hong Kong protests stretching nearly three months; Trump claims McConnell supports expanded background checks, despite McConnell's office saying otherwise; Dem Sen. Murphy: Trump believes there's a deal to be had; Police: Dayton shooter communicated with sister and companion in hour leading up to massacre; Sanford heads to NH as he weighs Trump 2020 challenge; Sanford: Trump should not be GOP nominee in 2020; Inside the Warren Iowa campaign strategy; Sanders attacks Washington Post, New York Times; Sanders walks back Bezos comments, still slams media; Cuccinelli changes statue of Liberty poem to make case for Trump's new rules to limit immigration; Crying girl's father tracked down after ICE raid caused confusion about his location

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On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by Ambassador Peter Ford, the former UK Ambassador to Syria.The Trump Administration announced yesterday that it “sees signs that the Syrian government may again be using chemical weapons” in its offensive to recapture the last remaining rebel-held territory in the country, and warned that the use of chemical weapons would incur retaliatory measures from Washington. The alleged chlorine attack took place weeks ago against a group allied with al-Qaeda. These accusations take place, however, just a few days after a report by Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons experts was leaked which casts doubt on the United States’ version of events with regards to a previous alleged chemical attack. The United States is preparing sanctions and criminal charges against Venezuelan officials whom they accuse of using food aid program to launder money for the Maduro government, as well as companies involved in supplying goods to the program. Millions of Venezuelan families rely on the program for food and other basic necessities because of hyperinflation caused in part by existing US sanctions on the country. Lucas Koerner, an activist and writer for VenezuelAnalysis.com, joins the show. The latest Brexit proposal from British Prime Minister Theresa May is causing major controversy and dissension within her own party. May’s final effort to pas a deal comes ahead of elections for the European Parliament, which begin tomorrow. The new hard-right Brexit Party will likely finish first, if the latest polls are correct, with 35 percent of the vote. It shows the Liberal Democrats in second place with 16 percent, followed by Labour at 15 percent, and the environmentalist Green Party at 10 percent. The ruling Conservative Party is projected to finish fifth, with only nine percent of the vote. And the anti-Brexit Change Party, made up of former Conservative and Labour parliamentarians, is polling only five percent. Brian and John speak with Steve Hedley, the senior assistant general secretary of the the UK’s Rail, Maritime, and Transport Workers Union. President Trump is expected to soon name former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli III to a senior White House position dealing with immigration policy. Cuccinelli is known as a hardliner on immigration and is a frequent contributor to Fox News. He is also the former convention delegate coordinator for Senator Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign. Jacqueline Luqman, co-editor-in-chief of Luqman Nation, where she livestreams every week on Facebook and Youtube, and a journalist with The Real News Network, joins the show. The corruption trial of former Argentine president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner begins today in Buenos Aires. Kirchner faces 12 separate trials and is accused of accepting bribes from a construction company in exchange for lucrative government contracts. She argues, however, that the charges are meant to keep her from being elected to office again. She is currently running for vice president and is polling strongly, especially among young people. Arnold August, a Canadian author and journalist, currently writing articles on Venezuela and Latin America for web sites in the U.S., Canada, Latin America and Europe, joins Brian and John. Wednesday’s weekly series, In the News, is where the hosts look at the most important ongoing developments of the week and put them into perspective. Today they discuss the explosive meeting between Trump and Pelosi, US-Iranian relations, and the continued attack on Venezuela. Sputnik news analysts Nicole Rousesll and Walter Smolarek joins the show.Wednesday’s regular segment, Beyond Nuclear, is about nuclear issues, including weapons, energy, waste, and the future of nuclear technology in the United States. Kevin Kamps, the Radioactive Waste Watchdog at the organization Beyond Nuclear, and Rose Gardner of Alliance for Environmental Strategies in Eunice, New Mexico, join the show.

President Trump has apparently selected former Virginia attorney general Ken Cuccinelli to be his so-called immigration czar. Cuccinelli is disliked by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has vowed to block him from any Senate-confirmed post.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America welcome Deputy Attorney Rod Rosenstein confirming that Attorney General Bill Barr is conducting due diligence in redacting classified information and grand jury information before releasing the Mueller report and that Barr's letter to Congress accurately captured the conclusions in the report.  They also scold Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for letting his personal animosity against former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli obstruct President Trump from possibly making a great choice to lead the Department of Homeland Security.  And they react to former FBI Director Jim Comey's pathetic claim that conducting electronic surveillance isn't really spying.

Cuccinelli, who spoke to the Christendom community in 2012 as part of the college's Major Speakers program, was elected Attorney General of Virginia and sworn into office on January 16, 2010. As attorney general, he rose to national fame through his fight against the unconstitutionality of the Healthcare Reform's individual mandate, and was called “ObamaCare's most formidable foe” at the time. In 2013, Cuccinelli was also the Republican candidate for Governor of Virginia in the Virginia gubernatorial election.Prior to serving as attorney general, he served in the Senate of Virginia from August 2002 to January 2010. As a state senator and private attorney, he worked to improve the Commonwealth's mental health system. In private practice, he served as a court-appointed attorney for individuals in Virginia's involuntary civil commitment process. After joining the Senate in 2002, he passed legislation that provided for more humane treatment of the mentally ill.He earned a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Virginia, a master's degree in international commerce and policy from George Mason University, and his law degree from the George Mason University School of Law and Economics.

In 2010, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed a law suit against  University of Virgina (Mike Mann Climate Gate Professor) who received nearly half a million dollars in research grants to do research on the climate of the earth. The reseach concluded that global warmining is related to human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.   The contraversary stems from Manns critics who claim that "he" used the contraversial "hockey stick graph" which contends that global temperatures have experienced a sudden an unprecedented spike in recent years -the graph is in the shape of a hockey stick.  Professor Mann is director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.  In researching the case, Cuccinelli discovered an email in which one researcher expressed an interest in punching Charlottsville-based doubting climate scientist Patrick Michaels in the nose. Topic Areas: Use/misuse of public money; freedom of speech;academic freedomSupreme Court Ruling Guest Peter Finnocchio, Mark Falzon  This show spomsored by ladylibertyistitute

Direct link to MP3 file This week, election results from all over, Ricochet contributor Heather Higgins on the curious case of MyCancellation.com (and its Twitter account) and the women's vote in Virginia. Then, the American Wonk himself, Avik Roy talks ACA and why the kids aren't alright with it. Also, thoughts on Christie and why Cuccinelli could have been a contender. Music from this week's... Source

In 2010, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed a law suit against  University of Virgina (Mike Mann Climate Gate Professor) who received nearly half a million dollars in research grants to do research on the climate of the earth. The reseach concluded that global warmining is related to human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.   The contraversary stems from Manns critics who claim that "he" used the contraversial "hockey stick graph" which contends that global temperatures have experienced a sudden an unprecedented spike in recent years -the graph is in the shape of a hockey stick.  Professor Mann is director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.  In researching the case, Cuccinelli discovered an email in which one researcher expressed an interest in punching Charlottsville-based doubting climate scientist Patrick Michaels in the nose.  Topic Areas: Use/misuse of public money; freedom of speech;academic freedom Supreme Court Ruling Guest Peter Finnocchio, Mark Falzon This show sponsored by campusteaparties.com log onto youthforindependenceforum

Join host Flint Engleman for this week's edition of "The American Maverick Show".  Flint provides straightforward commentary, news maker interviews and news beyond the headlines. Listeners are welcome to call (434)964-1075 during our live show with your question or perspective. American Maverick's Chief News Correspondent, Vandon Gene, will provide the latest news on "The Maverick Brief".  Vandon brings you all the current news to keep you up to date over the weekend. Connect with "The American Maverick Show" on Twitter @AmericanMav.  And, check out our acclaimed blog site at TheAmericanMaverick.com.  We are a affiliateof Red StateTalk Radio Network.

Listen[audio:http://media.rvanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/The-Bopst-Show-Meat-Wagon-Episode-237.mp3|titles=The Bopst Show -- Meat Wagon -- Episode 237]SubscribeiTunes: The Bopst show podcastEverything else: The Bopst show podcastDownloadThe Bopst Show -- Meat Wagon -- Episode 237— ∮∮∮ —Title: The Bopst Show: "Meat Wagon (Episode 237)"Rating: PG-13 (Adult Situations & Language)Intent: To laugh at Chicken Little…Random Richmond Diversion: Dipshit River CockRandom USA Diversion: a Washington Post poll published on May 4 gave Cuccinelli a lead among registered voters of 46 percent to 41 percentRandom World Diversion: freaked out and screamed while his girlfriend was seen praying with her hands clasped outsideRandom Image: Meat WagonRandom Music Blog: Crack In The RoadRandom Bopst Show: The Bopst Show: “Swiss Cheese (Episode 105)"Meet Virginia’s Next Governor:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-UWJzEFiSEConstruction Date: Friday-Sunday May 17-19th, 2013Equipment: Mac G5, Free Audio Editor & Recorder Software from Audacity, Frontier US-122 USB Audio/MIDI Interface, Shure SM57 MicrophonePosted: Monday May 20th, 2013Artists and Groups in order of appearance: Chuck Berry, Cosa Nostra, Wang Li, Barry Allen & Wes Dakus Rebels, Jetsons, Don “Pretty Boy" Covay, Charles Mingus, Amal Saha, Jimmy Wolford, Paul Freeman, Da Twinky Man, Scott & Keith, NO BS! Brass BandLiner Notes King & Spalding's willingness to drop a client, the U.S. House of Representatives, in connection with the lawsuit challenging the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was such an obsequious act of weakness that I feel compelled to end your legal association with Virginia so that there is no chance that one of my legal clients will be put in the embarrassing and difficult situation like the client you walked away from, the House of Representatives Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli in a letter to King & Spalding law partner Joseph Lynch after the firm decided to drop its support of the Defense of Marriage Act, 4/20/11Here are some shows I’m hustling at Balliceaux this week...NEXT NEW SHOW: 05/27/13 New show times. The Bopst Show airs Sundays, 11PM and Tuesdays, 6PM (EST-USA) on KAOS Radio Austin.Image of 1970’s Chargers and Chiefs electric football teams taken from the soon-to-be released book, “The Unforgettable Buzz" by Earl Shores and Roddy Garcia.Design by BOPST.Until Next Time:Stay clean,BOPSTHo there, reader of RSS feeds! Do you ever want to support RVANews in a real and tangible way? Or at least pay a small penance for reading ad-free content? If so, support us on Patreon for a couple bucks a month!

  n 2010, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed a law suit against  University of Virgina (Mike Mann Climate Gate Professor) who received nearly half a million dollars in research grants to do research on the climate of the earth. The reseach concluded that global warmining is related to human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.   The contraversary stems from Manns critics who claim that "he" used the contraversial "hockey stick graph" which contends that global temperatures have experienced a sudden an unprecedented spike in recent years -the graph is in the shape of a hockey stick.  Professor Mann is director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.  In researching the case, Cuccinelli discovered an email in which one researcher expressed an interest in punching Charlottsville-based doubting climate scientist Patrick Michaels in the nose.  Topic Areas: Use/misuse of public money; freedom of speech;academic freedom Supreme Court Ruling Guest Peter Finnocchio, Mark Falzon 

  n 2010, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed a law suit against  University of Virgina (Mike Mann Climate Gate Professor) who received nearly half a million dollars in research grants to do research on the climate of the earth. The reseach concluded that global warmining is related to human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.   The contraversary stems from Manns critics who claim that "he" used the contraversial "hockey stick graph" which contends that global temperatures have experienced a sudden an unprecedented spike in recent years -the graph is in the shape of a hockey stick.  Professor Mann is director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.  In researching the case, Cuccinelli discovered an email in which one researcher expressed an interest in punching Charlottsville-based doubting climate scientist Patrick Michaels in the nose.  Topic Areas: Use/misuse of public money; freedom of speech;academic freedom Supreme Court Ruling Guest Peter Finnocchio, Mark Falzon  This program sponsored by Campusteaparites.com log onto campusteaparties.com/blog/

  n 2010, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed a law suit against  University of Virgina (Mike Mann Climate Gate Professor) who received nearly half a million dollars in research grants to do research on the climate of the earth. The reseach concluded that global warmining is related to human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.   The contraversary stems from Manns critics who claim that "he" used the contraversial "hockey stick graph" which contends that global temperatures have experienced a sudden an unprecedented spike in recent years -the graph is in the shape of a hockey stick.  Professor Mann is director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.  In researching the case, Cuccinelli discovered an email in which one researcher expressed an interest in punching Charlottsville-based doubting climate scientist Patrick Michaels in the nose.  Topic Areas: Use/misuse of public money; freedom of speech;academic freedom Supreme Court Ruling Guest Peter Finnocchio, Mark Falzon  This show is sponsored by campusteaparties.com a 501 c3 non profit.  For more information go to campusteaparties. com or log onto campusteaparties.com/blog/

  n 2010, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed a law suit against  University of Virgina (Mike Mann Climate Gate Professor) who received nearly half a million dollars in research grants to do research on the climate of the earth. The reseach concluded that global warmining is related to human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.   The contraversary stems from Manns critics who claim that "he" used the contraversial "hockey stick graph" which contends that global temperatures have experienced a sudden an unprecedented spike in recent years -the graph is in the shape of a hockey stick.  Professor Mann is director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.  In researching the case, Cuccinelli discovered an email in which one researcher expressed an interest in punching Charlottsville-based doubting climate scientist Patrick Michaels in the nose.  Topic Areas: Use/misuse of public money; freedom of speech;academic freedom Show sponsored by campusteaparties.com  Log onto campusteaparies.com/blog Supreme Court Ruling Guest Peter Finnocchio, Mark Falzon 

  In 2010, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli filed a law suit against  University of Virgina (Mike Mann Climate Gate Professor) who received nearly half a million dollars in research grants to do research on the climate of the earth. The research concluded that global warming is related to human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels.   The controversial stems from Manns critics who claim that "he" used the controversial "hockey stick graph" which contends that global temperatures have experienced a sudden an unprecedented spike in recent years -the graph is in the shape of a hockey stick.  Professor Mann is director of the Earth System Science Center at Penn State.  In researching the case, Cuccinelli discovered an email in which one researcher expressed an interest in punching Charlottsville-based doubting climate scientist Patrick Michaels in the nose.  Topic Areas: Use/misuse of public money; freedom of speech;academic freedom Supreme Court Ruling Presidential election: Current statistics have Virginia in a dead heat.  Obama polling roughly 49 percent of the vote and Romney 48 percent of the vote.  This show sponsored by campusteaparties.com  log onto campusteaparties.com/blog/ Guest Peter Finnocchio, Mark Falzon