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What Mueller’s Heavy-Handed Takedown of Roger Stone Tells Us

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Judge Jeanine Pirro: What the Mueller team did here was not only laughable, it was embarrassing to everyone in law enforcement. Waking a couple up pre-dawn is chaotic enough, but when the wife is deaf, a directive from someone with a gun drawn is a catastrophe waiting to happen.  This show of force was a transparent attempt to embarrass and intimidate Stone.

“We Could Take a Chainsaw to So Much of Government”

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John Stossel: We need some government, limited government. But most of life, the best of life, goes on without government, many of the best parts in spite of government. Of course, the shutdown is a big deal to the 800,000 people who aren’t being paid. But they will get paid. Government workers always do — after shutdowns.

The FBI Is Corrupt and Dishonest

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The latest proof comes in a New York Times report that the FBI initiated a 2017 investigation into whether Trump was serving as a covert Russian agent.  The accusation itself was ludicrous on its face.  But from a legal standpoint, the FBI’s probe constituted an egregious abuse of power.  The Bureau had no probable cause, no evidence, and no reasonable suspicions. 

Trump Was Right to Fire Mattis and Kelly

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Steve Hilton: Gens. Mattis and Kelly may have been heroes in combat – I don’t know, I’m not a military man and can’t judge. But I do know something about civilian government, and the way they behaved was not just disgraceful, but frightening.

Trump Doctrine Brings Foreign Policy Success

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General Anthony Tata: From muting the North Korean missile and nuclear threat, to mostly defeating ISIS in Iraq and Syria, to countering Russia by insisting that NATO member nations to pay their fair share to defend themselves, President Trump is hitting on all international relations cylinders.

ICE Releases Hundreds of Migrants in Texas and New Mexico

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More than 500 migrants were released Wednesday onto the streets of Texas and New Mexico, U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement said, as the government struggles to detain illegal immigrants amid an influx of Central Americans trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border. The release on Wednesday followed days of other mass releases by the agency in order to prevent migrant families from being detained longer than allowed.