Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Ted Cruz about the first presidential debate. They also discuss the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett.

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First 2020 Presidential Debate was a Mudfest: Hugh Hewitt with Senator Ted Cruz

In this episode, Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson report that Representative Elise Stefanik from New York has filed an ethics complaint against prosecutor Jack Smith, accusing him of interfering with the 2024 election by prosecuting Donald Trump. Andy McCarthy agrees that the complaint won't go far, but notes Smith's blatant disregard for DOJ policies, suggesting a public case is being made. They discuss the politicization of prosecutions, with Trump vowing retribution if re-elected, highlighting the irony amidst ongoing legal battles.

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In this episode, <a href="https://560theanswer.com/content/all/morninganswerpodcasts">Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson</a> report that Representative Elise Stefanik from New York has filed an ethics complaint against prosecutor Jack Smith, accusing him of interfering with the 2024 election by prosecuting Donald Trump. Andy McCarthy agrees that the complaint won't go far, but notes Smith's blatant disregard for DOJ policies, suggesting a public case is being made. They discuss the politicization of prosecutions, with Trump vowing retribution if re-elected, highlighting the irony amidst ongoing legal battles.
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Investigating the Investigators | Dan Proft & Amy Jacobson with Andrew McCarthy on Trump case

One needn’t be a Donald Trump fan to understand that the “hush money” case being prosecuted against him in Manhattan is weak.

Conventional wisdom holds that keeping Trump tied up in a Manhattan courtroom helps Joe Biden, who’s struggling in the polls. It prevents Trump from being out on the campaign trail, talking to voters and making his case.

Yet most recent polls show that Trump has, in fact, expanded his lead over Biden.

Ironically, keeping Trump cooped up in a courtroom may actually be helping him, by involuntarily imposing message discipline on him. There isn’t as much time for him to talk and remind much of America why he drives them crazy.

All bets are off if a verdict comes in and Trump reacts in a way Americans find unacceptable. Until then, the left’s lawfare may actually have done Trump a favor.

One needn’t be a Donald Trump fan to understand that the “hush money” case being prosecuted against him in Manhattan is weak.
Conventional wisdom holds that keeping Trump tied up in a Manhattan courtroom helps Joe Biden, who’s struggling in the polls. It prevents Trump from being out on the campaign trail, talking to voters and making his case.
Yet most recent polls show that Trump has, in fact, expanded his lead over Biden.
Ironically, keeping Trump cooped up in a courtroom may actually be helping him, by involuntarily imposing message discipline on him. There isn’t as much time for him to talk and remind much of America why he drives them crazy.
All bets are off if a verdict comes in and Trump reacts in a way Americans find unacceptable. Until then, the left’s lawfare may actually have done Trump a favor.

Carol Platt Liebau: Alvin Bragg’s Lawfare Gambit

Joe Piscopo welcomes Tom Homan, a former acting director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. Holman delves into the risks of Chinese infiltration across the US border, urging preparedness for potential threats. Homan talks about the need for stronger border security measures and criticizes the lack of action from both political parties.

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<a href="https://am970theanswer.com/content/all/joe-piscopo">Joe Piscopo</a> welcomes Tom Homan, a former acting director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. Holman delves into the risks of Chinese infiltration across the US border, urging preparedness for potential threats. Homan talks about the need for stronger border security measures and criticizes the lack of action from both political parties.
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First 2020 Presidential Debate was a Mudfest: Hugh Hewitt with Senator Ted Cruz

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