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Walker's Run-Off: Hugh Hewitt and Sen. Tom Cotton

It’s hard to unite Senate Democrats and Republicans these days. But Biden’s National Intelligence Director, Avril Haines, has managed to do just that.

She’s refused to show members of the Senate Intelligence Committee copies of the classified documents discovered in Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s possession. Her excuse? The special counsel investigations of both.

What nonsense. As Democrat Mark Warner pointed out, the Senate Intelligence agency was regularly briefed even as a Special Counsel investigated Donald Trump for supposed collusion with the Russians.

At this point, with many Americans doubtful about its integrity and motives, the intelligence bureaucracy would be wise to choose transparency. Instead, it’s raising bipartisan suspicions. And it’s highlighting once again the arrogance of Washington’s permanent bureaucracy.

There’s a problem when unelected, unaccountable officials feel so invincible they can treat the people’s representatives so dismissively.

It’s just one more sign that it’s time for fundamental reform of America’s intelligence services.

It’s hard to unite Senate Democrats and Republicans these days. But Biden’s National Intelligence Director, Avril Haines, has managed to do just that.
She’s refused to show members of the Senate Intelligence Committee copies of the classified documents discovered in Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s possession. Her excuse? The special counsel investigations of both.
What nonsense. As Democrat Mark Warner pointed out, the Senate Intelligence agency was regularly briefed even as a Special Counsel investigated Donald Trump for supposed collusion with the Russians.
At this point, with many Americans doubtful about its integrity and motives, the intelligence bureaucracy would be wise to choose transparency. Instead, it’s raising bipartisan suspicions. And it’s highlighting once again the arrogance of Washington’s permanent bureaucracy.
There’s a problem when unelected, unaccountable officials feel so invincible they can treat the people’s representatives so dismissively.
It’s just one more sign that it’s time for fundamental reform of America’s intelligence services.

Carol Platt Liebau: The Arrogance of Washington’s Permanent Bureaucracy

Townhall Review – February 4, 2023

Deborah Flora, 710AM KNUS Denver, talks to Florida Senator Rick Scott about his 12-point plan addressing the nation’s out-of-control spending.

Hugh Hewitt and Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares talk about the non-disclosure of merit award recipients in Virginia high schools.

Then Hugh talks to Olivia Beavers, of Politico, about the recent devastating report in the Columbia Journalism Review on the media’s coverage of President Trump.

Chris Stigall talks to Mark Houck, a pro-life activist who was acquitted of federal charges for an altercation he had in front of an abortion clinic in October of 2021.

Julie Hartman, on her “Timeless with Julie Hartman” podcast, talks to Thomas Baker, author of “The Fall of the FBI: How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy.”

Townhall Review – February 4, 2023
<a href="https://710knus.com/radioshow/the-deborah-flora-show">Deborah Flora</a>, 710AM KNUS Denver, talks to Florida <a href="https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/">Senator Rick Scott</a> about his 12-point plan addressing the nation’s out-of-control spending.
<a href="https://hughhewitt.com/">Hugh Hewitt</a> and <a href="https://www.oag.state.va.us/">Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares</a> talk about the non-disclosure of merit award recipients in Virginia high schools.
Then Hugh talks to <a href="https://www.politico.com/staff/olivia-beavers">Olivia Beavers, of Politico</a>, about the recent devastating report in the <a href="https://www.cjr.org/">Columbia Journalism Review</a> on the media’s coverage of President Trump.
<a href="https://chrisstigall.com/">Chris Stigall</a> talks to <a href="https://thekingsmen.org/about-us/mark-houck/">Mark Houck</a>, a pro-life activist who was acquitted of federal charges for an altercation he had in front of an abortion clinic in October of 2021.
<a href="https://www.julie-hartman.com/">Julie Hartman</a>, on her “<a href="https://salempodcastnetwork.com/podcasts/timeless-with-julie-hartman">Timeless with Julie Hartman</a>” podcast, talks to <a href="https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Thomas-J-Baker/196587707">Thomas Baker</a>, author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Fall-FBI-Agency-Became-Democracy/dp/1637586248">“The Fall of the FBI: How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy.”</a>

Pro-Life Activist Cleared of All Charges

Recent media coverage celebrating "falling inflation" is taking a victory lap a little too early.

Yes, inflation is lower … somewhat. It certainly has come down from the stratospheric levels of nearly 10 percent a year, but at 5 percent a year, it's still unacceptably high. There's no grounds for our policymakers to declare victory … the job just is not done.

Rising demand for inflation hedges like gold, bitcoin, and inflation-protected bonds and foreign currencies show that investors know that the inflation crisis is not over yet, even if the ruling class which caused it and benefits from it is in denial. You don't need a Ph.D. in economics to know what's going on, you just need to go to the store and buy a dozen eggs. When pay doesn't keep up with the cost of living, that means you're losing ground, and government is the culprit.

Recent media coverage celebrating "falling inflation" is taking a victory lap a little too early.
Yes, inflation is lower … somewhat. It certainly has come down from the stratospheric levels of nearly 10 percent a year, but at 5 percent a year, it's still unacceptably high. There's no grounds for our policymakers to declare victory … the job just is not done.
Rising demand for inflation hedges like gold, bitcoin, and inflation-protected bonds and foreign currencies show that investors know that the inflation crisis is not over yet, even if the ruling class which caused it and benefits from it is in denial. You don't need a Ph.D. in economics to know what's going on, you just need to go to the store and buy a dozen eggs. When pay doesn't keep up with the cost of living, that means you're losing ground, and government is the culprit.

Walker's Run-Off: Hugh Hewitt and Sen. Tom Cotton

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