Episode Details

42m

• 2nd day of debate in the 1st House of Representatives 
• Washington then decides he needs to appoint an Attorney General.
• Edmond Randolph was then appointed.
• There doesn’t have to be a Secretary of State, a Secretary of Transportation, the EPA director.
• All of these are agencies created by the Congress. 
• The President could in-fact fire them all. 
• I want to drill down and focus just on the Attorney General of the US.
• He wields the power of the President…plain and simple.
• Why is this important?

AUDIO/VIDEO: Joe Biden on wielding the power of the DOJ – I have never once, not one single time, suggested what the DOJ should or should not do relative to bringing a charge or not bringing a charge. I’m honest. 

• He even did the Bill Clinton finger while stating this.
• This is projection – your AG that works for you…is YOU.
• He does YOUR bidding. 
• If Trump were to go out there and say when Bill Barr was the AG, I told Bill you work for me!
• Trump fired Jeff Sessions – why b/c he wasn’t doing what Trump wanted him to do.
• Merrick Garland is discharging a power that belongs to whomever holds the office of the presidency. 
• In a state the AG is voted on but can be fired at any point by the Governor. 
• The AG does NOT have to exist for the US.
• That Sec is discharging a power that is assigned and belongs to the President so what Biden just said was an out right lie.
• Merrick Garland can’t do anything w/o Biden’s consent. 

HEADLINE: Democrats’ Indictment Frenzy Isn’t Just About Taking Out Trump, It’s About Eliminating Wrongthink by Jordan Boyd 

QUESTION: Why did Nancy Pelosi seek impeachment of Trump in