Last week began with Judicial Watch’s obtaining more irrefutable evidence that Robert Mueller’s out-of-control investigation is little more than a politically motivated witch hunt.
Like FDR, Trump appeals to our past victories to summon the courage to see beyond today’s fears. It is difficult to imagine any other candidate doing the same.
The prosecutor now serving as FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s top deputy praised then-Acting Attorney General Sally Yates for refusing to enforce Trump travel ban.
Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates has had a whirlwind year as the left’s newest darling. She became an instant political celebrity when she refused to defend President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration and travel from terror-prone countries — the so-called “travel ban.”
Washington Examiner Byron York has laid out a compelling case against the lame-duck Obama administration, arguing that it abused the obscure Logan Act as a pretext for investigating the incoming Trump administration and “to entangle the new administration in a criminal investigation as soon as it walked in the door of the White House.”
On Saturday, thousands of anti-Trump protesters rallied throughout the United States in the “March for Truth,” where they called for an independent commission to investigate alleged collusion between Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign and Russia and renewed calls for him to release his tax returns.
On Saturday, over 135 cities will join a coalition of 17 “national progressive groups,” Democrat and progressive members of Congress, a Watergate prosecutor, writers, celebrities, musicians and activists in a series of national rallies known as the “March for Truth.”
In a preview portion of an interview with Anderson Cooper that aired Tuesday on CNN’s “New Day,” former acting U.S. Attorney General Sally Yates said she had warned the White House that about now-former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. She
Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates testified last week in Congress. While the overarching media narrative focused on former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn’s potential compromise by Russia, there are other important facts.
Former Michigan Congressman and Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Pete Hoekstra, spoke with Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Raheem Kassam on Wednesday regarding Sally Yates’ testimony before the Senate and FBI Director Comey’s firing by President Trump.
The case for firing former FBI Director James Comey has been made at length by both Democrats and Republicans.
Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the Trump administration weighed the fact that concerns about Mike Flynn were coming from former acting Attorney General Sally Yates, “who is not exactly a supporter of the president’s agenda.” Spicer said, “One thing that’s
On Monday, in a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) exposed former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates’s ignorance of the law, and the partisan nature of her decision to refuse to enforce President Donald Trump’s executive order suspending travel from several terror-prone countries.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton discussed former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates’ appearance before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee with SiriusXM host Raheem Kassam on Tuesday’s Breitbart News Daily.
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” conservative talker Laura Ingraham charged that there had not been any new information to come out of Senate Judiciary Hearing a day earlier on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election that featured
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” network senior political contributor Brit Hume downplayed the impact of former acting U.S. Attorney General Sally Yates testimony before a Senate panel earlier in the day on Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential
On Monday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Hardball,” host Chris Matthews stated that it could be former acting AG Sally Yates looking good “that’s driving the man in the White House up a wall.” Matthews also referenced a tweet by Senator Elizabeth Warren
Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates appeared to agree that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn was “compromised” by his interactions with Russian government officials.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Monday that 1,934 U.S. persons had their identities unmasked in 2016 based on intelligence collected on foreign targets.
Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates on Monday denied knowing who leaked to the media former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn’s classified conversation with Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak after she brought it up to the White House counsel.
Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates declined to say any Presidential candidates had their communications intercepted by American intelligence during the 2016 campaign Monday.
Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, testifying in the Senate on Monday, tried to defend her decision to defy President Donald Trump’s executive order suspending travel from several terror-prone countries in January.
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper categorically denied any political or “voyeuristic” motive to the “unmasking” of Trump campaign associates when he addressed the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism Monday.
Dan Gainor, vice president of Business and Culture at the Media Research Center, talked with Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Matt Boyle on Monday about various topics in the news, including left-wing media reaction to the passage of the Affordable Health Care Act (AHCA) and the FCC, which is considering action against Stephen Colbert for his controversial joke about President Donald Trump.
President Trump suggested to Senators on Monday morning that they ask Sally Yates, former Obama administration deputy attorney general and acting attorney general in the Trump administration’s early days, how classified information she went to the White House counsel with got leaked to the media soon after.
Retired Lt. General Jerry Boykin, currently executive vice president of the Family Research Council, addressed the resignation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn on Wednesday’s Breitbart News Daily with SiriusXM host Alex Marlow.
The resignation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn on Monday evening raises troubling questions about the role of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the intelligence services.
On Friday’s broadcast of PBS’ “Washington Week,” NBC News Justice Correspondent Pete Williams argued that former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates’ memo refusing to defend President Trump’s immigration order was her saying, “I just can’t enforce this, because I don’t
Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats forced debate on the confirmation of Jeff Sessions for the position of Attorney General into Wednesday with belabored speeches over Sessions’ qualifications and President Donald Trump’s firing of Obama Administration holdover, acting Attorney General Sally Yates, the night before.
Georgia Republican Sen. David A. Perdue Jr. took on former acting Attorney General Sally Yates in a statement Tuesday after President Donald J. Trump fired her for countermanding his executive order restricting immigrants and refugees from troubled parts of the world.
The problem goes much further than one official. Trump’s opponents are burrowed throughout the federal bureaucracy, and at senior as well as junior levels.
President Donald Trump’s firing of a politically motivated official—now-former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, for her refusal to enforce the laws of the nation and carry out the administration’s policy—harkens back to a previous president who faced a similar crisis at the beginning of his administration.
On Monday’s broadcast of “CNN Tonight,” journalist, author, and CNN commentator Carl Bernstein argued that while it wasn’t “wise” for President Trump to fire Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, “There’s a big difference” between Trump’s actions and Richard Nixon’s during
President Donald Trump fired acting Attorney General Sally Yates, after she refused to defend his executive order to restrict immigration and refugees from six high-risk countries in the Middle East.
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “OutFront,” Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz reacted to Acting Attorney General Sally Yates’ announcement that the DOJ will not present arguments in defense of President Trump’s immigration order by saying Yates made a “serious
Sally Yates, second-in-command in former president Barack Obama’s justice department and now acting Attorney General until Jeff Sessions or another appointee is confirmed, ordered Justice Department lawyers not to defend President Trump’s temporary immigration ban. Mark Berman and Matt Zapotosky write at
A former Inspector General for the State Department says Hillary Clinton will never be indicted for her use of a private email server because there are four loyal Democrats standing in the way.
