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Mediation with Ron Arendt, Manifort Plea Deal Thrown Out, Kaepernick Settlement

As we watched the President's Oval Office presentation last night the Democrat response with Schumer and Pelosi, did either side present anything new, sway anyone to their side or advance the issue of substantive immigration policy? So, the president talked about all Americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration. It strains public resources and drives down jobs and wages. Understanding that people do cross the border illegally, is it having the impact that the president claims? Among those hardest hit are African-Americans and Hispanic Americans. Our southern border is a pipeline for vast quantities of illegal drugs including meth, heroin, cocaine and fentanyl. Every week, 300 citizens are killed by heroin alone, 90% of which floods across from our southern border. More Americans will die from drugs this year than were killed in the entire Vietnam War. Mick Mulveney, the President and others state, "We still don't understand why the Democrats are so wholeheartedly against it. They voted for it in 2006. Then-Sen. Obama voted for it. Sen. Schumer voted for it. Sen. Clinton voted for it. So, we don't understand why Democrats are now playing politics just because Donald Trump is in office." Is that a fair comparison? 1.4 million ex-felons in Florida had their voting rights restored as a result of the November election and the passage of Amendment 4. Yesterday these individuals were actually able to register to vote. Let's quickly explain the history behind felon disenfranchisement. The 15th Amendment which granted AA's the right to vote was ratified in 1870. Felon disenfranchisement was in reaction to that. In 1901, delegates drafting a new constitution for Alabama knew their mission. “Within the limits imposed by the Federal Constitution,” convention president John B. Knox explained, the delegates aimed “to establish white supremacy in this state. If we should have white supremacy, we must establish it by law — not by force or fraud.” Unable to explicitly ban black voters without violating federal law, the resulting state constitution declared persons “convicted of a felony involving moral turpitude” could not vote without having their rights restored. The right to vote was restored to more than 1.4 million former felons across the state Tuesday thanks to Amendment 4's victory at the ballot box in November. Despite concerns about Gov. Ron DeSantis's comments last month that he wanted to wait to implement Amendment 4 until the Legislature convenes in March, advocates including the League of Women Voters and the ACLU of Florida declared that the measure was designed to be self-implementing and went into effect Tuesday no matter what the Legislature does. A former felon must have completed all parole and probation and paid all fines and restitution. Those convicted of murder or sex crimes are still barred from having their rights restored. Why this exclusion? Was it a compromise to allow Republicans some room to say they did not roll over entirely?It is alleged that Manafort shared political polling data with a business associate tied to Russian intelligence, according to a court filing unsealed yesterday. The Times reports that the document provides the clearest evidence to date that the Trump campaign may have tried to coordinate with Russians during the 2016 presidential race. What's behind this and is there more to this than the Times is reporting? So, the Times reports that this all came to light as the result of a formatting error. Mr. Manafort's lawyers made the disclosure by accident, through a formatting error in a document filed to respond to charges that he had lied to prosecutors working for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III. What does that say to you? The article closes with, “The prosecutors could also decide to file new charges against Mr. Manafort for lying to them, but apparently they do not plan to do so, according to Tuesday's filing.” If I am to infer all of this intrigue and Russian/Ukrainian connection with Manifort, why would the prosecutors decide not to charge Manafort? GUESTS:Oscar Chacon -Co‐founder and executive director of Alianza Americas, dedicated to improving the quality of life of Latino immigrant communities in the US, as well as of peoples throughout the Americas.Desmond Meade - President of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC), Chair of Floridians for a Fair Democracy, Chair of the Florida Coalition on Black Civic Participation's Black Men's Roundtable, and a graduate of Florida International University College of Law.Daniel Lazare — Journalist and author of three books: The Frozen Republic, The Velvet Coup and America's Undeclared War.

Paul Manafort has forfeited his plea deal arrangement with Russia probe Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller.  It seems that the Mueller team got fed up with all of the lying that lying Paul committed after agreeing to "tell all" truthfully after agreeing to plead guilty to 1 or 2 counts of tax/bank fraud in exchange for lenient treatment as a witness for the prosecution. That's in the rear view mirror now.  Manafort is 71 years old and is facing a minimum sentence of 10-years.  Rot-in-hell, bastard!  Manafort figures he'll get a pardon from the Dumpster but unfortunately, Mueller has arranged it so that if that were to happen the State of New York can bring up the same charges where a presidential pardon will have no effect at all.  10-years it is, maybe 20! The latest LIE involves Manafort secretly meeting with Julian Asange in March-2016 at the Equadorian embassy in London.  You remember Julian Assange - of Wikileaks fame - who engineered the mass dump of Hillary Clinton emails on 2 separate occasions in 2016 - once in August and again in October - designed to do great damage to Hillary's campaign.   It appears from the timeline - given that Manafort assumed the role of Trump's 2016 presidential campaign manager in March-2016, that these email dumps were planned well in advance by both the Trump campaign - Wikileaks - and the Russian intelligence misinformation operatives.  The starting point appears to be close after Manifort's March-2016 secret visit to Assange. Manifort, wittingly or not, was a Russian agent at the heart of the Trump 2016 campaign.  Manifort took the job of campaign chairman because he was desperate for income - having fallen on hard times and was willing to trade his crucial position within the Trump campaign to turn right around and work hand-in-hand with his Russian clients to savage the Clinton campaign as Russia

There has been a ton to keep up with in regards to Trump, Cohen, Manifort, Mueller, and everything else.  So, this week we break it down with the broad strokes, and what you really need to know! www.facebook.com/thatsdelightful www.patreon.com/thatsdelightful twitter - @delightfulcast #politics #progress #progressive #resist #theresistance #lol #humor #funny #truecrime #maga

1. Elizabeth Warren concentrates on babies and mothers separated when asked about an illegal immigrant killing Molly Tibbetts. 2. Manifort and Cohen trials fallout. 3. Guest: Dinesh D'Souza - His new movie and book - Death of a Nation. 4. Ramifications of Michael Cohen conviction continued.

The government was in front of a federal judge in Virginia yesterday as it tries to bring charges against Paul Manafort. Problem is, the judge isn't having it. It turns out the Muller doesn't have unlimited power to go after anyone he wants. He was hired to look into collusion between the Russians and the Tump campaign. It turns out, he can't find any but he did find some dirt on Manafort, and he's trying to use it as leverage to get Manifort to roll over on Trump. And the judge is not happy. ****Unemployment news was out today. Apparently, the unemployment rate is now 3.9%. Drudge is promoting this a good news but is it? I've got an interesting perspective on unemployment and the overall health of the economy. Listen now to find out what nobody else is telling you. Jason Support the show.

With Monday Night Football playing in the background, Randy opens the podcast talking about his love of violence in the game of football. Talk about the game on the field morphs into talking about the economic impact of football off the field. The guys move on to talk about doing favors and the concept of reciprocity. Chase talks about his days of break dance fighting in a dance crew. The fellas hit the current events for the week - Bob McNair (owner of the Houston Texans) and his foolish remarks, Paul Manifort gets indicted, a 10 year old boy stealing his parents car twice in one week, and bald men are perceived as more dominant.

As the saying goes, Don't fix what ain't broke. It's New Jersey and there is so much to talk about local and Nationally What's going happening in the national scene of politics? Who's doing their job and who's just a waste of space? Have you ever really wondered about Meals on Wheels? We have a special guest to discuss the program and all that goes with it.  It's Beer -n- Politics with MisterDirect and guests  Did the Democrats hire a company to get information on Trump?? Canceling Halloween to be inclusive? Marijuana Candy out in the mix for Halloween???  Much more...  Real People + Real Conversation = MisterDirect's Real Talk™

On Monday, the office of Special Counsel Robert Mueller announced that former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and a longtime business associate, Richard Gates have been indicted by a federal grand jury on 12 criminal counts that include conspiracy and money laundering. Manafort and Gates surrendered themselves to FBI officials Monday. The indictment contends that Manafort earned more than $18 million dollars for consulting work for pro-Russian interests, that he hid his wealth in off-shore accounts, and that he spent it on a “lavish life style.” Mr. Manafort has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Professor Byron Warnken, who teaches constitutional and criminal law at the University of Baltimore, joins Tom on the line to examine what the Manafort indictment means and what might follow, as Special Counsel Mueller continues his investigation into connections between Russia and the Trump campaign.

Breaking News: 7.1 Earthquake in Mexico, Jake Lamotta has died at age 95. Hurricane Maria makes landfall in Porto Rico. Florida's population has grown by 12 million people in the last decade. California suing to stop Trump's Wall.The Oregon Territory and brief history of the west coast. On Today's show. Leakers are backstabbers. Song by the OJ's Backstabbers. Working for Government, Leakers are Backstabbers, which is treason. Is it Obama, Comey, or Rice? Judicial Watch's Tom Fenton says Comey leaked government info unlawfully. Freedom of Info request was denied. Susan Rice sent docs to Obama Library to be kept closed for 5 years under Presidential Records act. Trump complains Trump Tower had been wiretapped. Judge Andrew Napolitano from Fox News gets suspended. Trump former campaign manager Paul J. Manifort's home gets raided for documents of evidence of off-shore accounts. Manifort has a place at Trump Tower which would suggest an opportunity for access. Is there a shadow government in the U.S.? Why aren't the republicans such as John McCain taking down the law breakers? China Trading at 80% with North Korea while the U.S. is fighting with each other. General Kelly in media for making faces during Trump's speech. 01:30 Breaking News: Earthquake in Mexico, Jake Lamatta has died. Hurricane Maria in Porto Rico. California suing to stop Trump's Wall. 05:50 On Today's show. Leakers are backstabbers. Song by the OJ's Backstabbers. Working for Government, Leakers are Backstabbers, which is treason. Is it Obama, Comey, or Rice? 10:50 Judicial Watch's Tom Fenton says Comey leaked government info unlawfully. Freedom of Info request was denied. Susan Rice sent docs to Obama Library to be kept closed for 5 years under Presidential Records act. 14:20 Trump complains Trump Tower had been wiretapped. Judge Andrew Napolitano from Fox News gets suspended. Trump former campaign manager Paul J. Manifort's home gets raided for documents of evidence of off-shore accounts. Manifort has a place at Trump Tower which would suggest an opportunity for access. 19:10 Is there a shadow government in the U.S.? Why aren't the republicans such as John McCain taking down the law breakers? 24:30 China Trading at 80% with North Korea while the U.S. is fighting with each other. 26:30 General Kelly in media for making faces during Trump's speech. Democrats are furious for taunting Kim Jong Un. For a list of source links, visit http://therightleftchronicles.com/podcasts/763/dueling-dialogues-podcast-ep-16/

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