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i wanted to put out my first book, "disloyal," from the very beginning when we see people like jeffrey berman foolishly acknowledging he wase■ being pressured by maine justice to do what to go after michael cohen. you'll find as i've said a thousand times, there was no tax evasion. i've never been audited in my life, e■right? and there was no heloc violation. that's nonsense. i didn't takee1 out the heloc f i had the e■f■heloc on properti for almost 20 years. so, look, a lot of the things that they get clip bates on and the attacks on me,e■ it reallyf dreaming it was really...

The Cozen Lens- The leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade has brought abortion politics front-and-center. But abortion politics are not as clear...

Were forced into nursing homes killed a lot of people. in michigan public recordsga suggest that hundreds of deaths were undercounted. in the same way, probably not an accident. charlie duff one of the few people on this story from the beginning. he won pulitzer prize. host of the no-bs news hr. you have been on this story for a long time. do you think it defense a doj investigation? >> look how tired i am talking about it? come on. we are going to do this? let me put it this way, when the news came out, i didn't think it was news. i wasn't surprised. the democrats take over. it goes away. rig...

View Comments The Justice Department is stopping federal executions while the department reviews its policies, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Thursday evening. The decision comes after the administration of former President Donald Trump carried out 13 federal executions in six months — all of which took place at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute. The Terre Haute penitentiary is the only prison in the country that contains a federal execution chamber. Days before President Joe Biden assumed office, the Trump administration executed three prisoners in one week. Lisa Montg...

To be aggressive in the house. their just trying to get the help from their friend at the top of the justice department. but it is noteworthy that there's not all that -- there are a lot of democrats who are not pleased with the way merrick garland is continuing a lot of investigations, even separate from this. >> to the subpoena part, you have -- it started under jeff sessions when he was the first trump attorney general, continued, reinvigorated under barr. rod rosenstein was the deputy attorney general who carried over for a period of time. all three of them say they know nothing about this...