Podcasts about rober mueller

Mueller: Don't Believe the Hype!This show is all about the perception of what happened when Rober Mueller testified before Congress versus what actually transpired. Because of her work schedule, Caroline could only listen to pundits and see clips of testimony until she sat down to do prep for this recording and watched the full video. It was a lesson in perception and reality as the disaster never materialized and instead, she witnessed a damming indictment of the Trump Campaign and Administration. The talk centers on the always annoying question of Why do the Democrats always snatch defeat from the jaws of victory?!!!

Mueller: Don't Believe the Hype!This show is all about the perception of what happened when Rober Mueller testified before Congress versus what actually transpired. Because of her work schedule, Caroline could only listen to pundits and see clips of testimony until she sat down to do prep for this recording and watched the full video. It was a lesson in perception and reality as the disaster never materialized and instead, she witnessed a damming indictment of the Trump Campaign and Administration. The talk centers on the always annoying question of Why do the Democrats always snatch defeat from the jaws of victory?!!!

In this episode I break down the Bernie Sanders implosion over not paying his own staff a $15 hour wage and Robert Mueller's testimony in congress.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/freedomstrips)

Tim Boyum, host of Capital Tonight, discusses the Mueller hearing, the difficult of short attention spans and social media in getting a substantive story to viewers, and the ongoing budget impasse in Raleigh, By almost everyone account Rober Mueller bombed during his testimony on Capitol Hill yesterday, John Ratcliffe does a good job of laying out the role of a prosecutor, Ted Lieu almost gets a huge admission from Mueller , and the democrats have their narrative but it is too late at this point

By almost everyone account Rober Mueller bombed during his testimony on Capitol Hill yesterday, WSJ says the only person happier than President Donald Trump is Speaker Nancy Pelosi, John Ratcliffe does a good job of laying out the role of a prosecutor, Ted Lieu almost gets a huge admission from Mueller, and the democrats have their narrative but it is too late at this point

Hour 2 of A&G's coverage of Rober Mueller's congressional testimony continues...

Hour 2 of A&G's coverage of Rober Mueller's congressional testimony continues...

*)Rober Mueller to testify publicly on July 17 Robert Mueller has agreed to testify before House committees on his report into Russian interference in the 2016 US election on July 17. President Donald Trump was quick to respond, calling it "Presidential Harassment!" A month after releasing his report on the Trump campaign’s contact with Russians, Mueller said his investigation did not exonerate the president. *)President Rouhani says Iran ‘never seeks war’ with the US President Hassan Rouhani says Iran “never seeks war” with the US as tensions run high between the two countries. In a phone call with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, Rouhani said, “Iran has no interest to increase tension in the region”. On Tuesday, US President Trump imposed new sanctions on the Islamic Republic, prompting Tehran to rule out talks with the US. *)Kushner pitches Palestinians economic plan as condition to peace The US-led "Peace to Prosperity" workshop wraps up in Bahrain on Wednesday. White House senior adviser Jared Kushner laid out his economic plan as a necessary precursor to peace in the Middle East. The Palestinian leadership boycotted the conference, saying they won’t trade their “national rights for money”. *)US border official resigns over mistreatment of migrants The acting head of US Customs and Border Protection resigned amid an uproar over the mistreatment of migrant children in Texas. John Sanders’ departure coincides with the revelation of unsanitary detention conditions for children and disturbing images of a drowned two-year-old migrant girl and her father in the Rio Grande. The US House of Representatives later approved a $4.5 billion emergency border aid bill to address the migrant surge along the US-Mexico border. *)Western Europe braces for its hottest weather since 2003 And finally, Western Europe is bracing for temperatures as high as 40C, reviving memories of the 2003 heatwave that caused some 15,000 deaths. Scientists attributed the current heat spell to the combination of a storm over the Atlantic Ocean and high pressure over Central Europe. European municipalities are preparing with shelters and cool rooms for their people, and water buckets and fruitsicles for their zoo animals.

As we await for the Attorney General William Barr to provide Congress and the public his summary of the main conclusions from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. John interviews political consultant and author of Everything Trump Touches Dies, Rick Wilson