Perfect pairing: Culinary mystery novels stirring up interest
"Murder In The Cookbook Nook," "Gingerbread Cookie Murder," "On What Grounds, Do or Diner," "And Then There Were Crumbs," "For Batter or Worse," "Beyond A Reasonable Donut." What do these
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"Murder In The Cookbook Nook," "Gingerbread Cookie Murder," "On What Grounds, Do or Diner," "And Then There Were Crumbs," "For Batter or Worse," "Beyond A Reasonable Donut." What do these
Authority to the executive, and now not even congressional intelligence committees can find out why certain people were given security clearances, why the president overruled career staffers. i'm not saying congress should have the last word on who gets security clearances. obviously, any president has the right to build his or her team, but congress should certainly know what concerns exist and what grounds, under what grounds the president or anyone else overruled career staff in handing out security clearances. >> you know what? you've just alerted me to the constitutional fact i should hav...
Mount a defense. they have unlimited taxpayer dollars, three platoons of ivy league left-wing lawyers to prosecute me, they've just given us an enormous amount of material and discovery that we have to go through, three terabytes, according to their press release. unless people can go to stone defense fund.com, unless i have a forum to promote it, i can't possibly raise enough money.ke >> tucker: on what grounds, and your first amendment rights? >> as you know, they gagged paul manafort in his trial. i would be prejudicing witnesses. pardon, for registering a jury. that was all purpose of this...
Them battle it out with the aclu. there were 650 kids, senator blumenthal didn't know the number. 650 is the number of children that the government deemed ineligible to be reunited with their parents and didn't reunite them. the judge stepped in and basically said there are missing parents. he calls them missing parents. go find them. the government was refusing to provide the aclu information, specific detailed information that would help them track down these folks in their home countries including 431 parents who were deported and can't get back to this country to be reunited with their chi...
Those sorts of things. they're trying to block us on that. >> tucker: on what grounds, by the way? on what grounds could you say we don't have a right to know that? >> look, we've subpoenaed the documents. we're waiting -- we have the house general counsel representing us in court. when you plead the fifth and go to court to block us from getting the information and it gets leaked to "the washington post" that the dnc and the hillary campaign paid for this, i think we have a problem. now i think the next focus is going to be on whether or not did the fbi use this dossier to get any warrants, d...