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“No Deal” – .#SchumerShutdown Begins…

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Per Reuters, the White House says it will reopen negotiations on immigration reform ‘when the Democrats start paying our armed forces and first responders’…

Revelations from Glenn Simpson’s Interview with House Intel Committee…

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Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson provided the House Intelligence Committee with no evidence to support the allegations from the infamous Steele dossier, the salacious document that his firm commissioned while on the payroll of the Clinton campaign and DNC. But Simpson did offer some new information in the Nov. 14 testimony, a transcript of which […]

The Evidence Inside the “House Intel Committee Four Page FISA Memo”…

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To understand the Four Page House Intelligence Memo at the heart of today’s FISA Abuse stories, it helps to understand why the memo is needed. We wrote about the issue in a March 2017 outline called: “The Nunes Paradox” – SEE HERE. As the year-long story has unfolded, there are two central components at the […]

Trump to Host Gala Marking Anniversary of Inauguration at Mar-a-Lago…

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President Trump is expected to celebrate the first anniversary of his inauguration this weekend with a party at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, according to Bloomberg News. Tickets for the event, which will be held Saturday night, begin at $100,000 a pair, which pays for dinner and a photo with Trump. Attendees can pay $250,000 […]

Trump Reveals ‘Fake News Awards’…

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President Trump revealed the highly anticipated “Fake News Awards” on Wednesday night in the form of a list on the Republican National Committee’s website which immediately crashed due to high traffic. The list included 11 “fake news” reports from the president’s usual targets: CNN, the Washington Post, and the New York Times. It also mentions […]

Senate Votes To Reauthorize FISA Without Substantial Reforms…

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The Senate voted Thursday 65 to 34 to reauthorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) — a piece of legislation that was recently set to expire — without significant changes to the government’s surveillance apparatus. The bill, which passed the House 256-164 last week, extends Section 702 of the FISA program for six years if […]

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