U.S. Rep Scott Perry, a Republican from Pennsylvania, says the FBI should launch a full-scale investigation into the many fraudulent activities of Black Lives Matter. Perry just finished two years as chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, following in the footsteps of Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows.
Perry supports the deportation of Columbia University agitator Mahmoud Khalil and also approved of Washington DC’s decision to end the two-block-long Black Lives Matter Plaza along 16th Street NW in the American Capital. You have to wonder: Whoever thought it made sense to honor a terrorist organization? Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
President Donald Trump has removed Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian whose green card has been revoked. Khalil is no longer in the custody of the Southern District of New York, but instead, is now jailed in Louisiana, pending deportation from the United States. Khalil has been charged with sparking the pro-Hamas protests centered around Columbia University in New York City.
The FBI has sent out communications to U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, confirming it will soon be releasing January 6 documents. These will include details on the two “pipe bombs” placed around the U.S. Capitol the night before the protests, bombs targeting the Democratic and Republican party headquarters.
Robert Gouveia gets into both of these stories on this edition of Watching The Watchers. Also covered: The shredding of documents pertaining to the U.S. Agency for International Development, the uproar over lawyers from the firm Perkins Coie losing their security clearances, and the latest Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) updates.
When former President Joe Biden spent $80 billion to hire 87,000 new agents for the Internal Revenue Service, the IRS went ape shit, conducting random and wholly illegal surveillance on the bank accounts of thousands upon thousands of Americans, in complete violation of the 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. It’s not at all shocking we had such a fraud-ridden and corrupt IRS given how mentally decrepit Biden actually was.
Here, Harriet Hageman, the Republican Representative from Wyoming, outlines how the IRS used this surveillance along with AI, or artificial intelligence, to try to ferret out taxpayers to harass. Hageman, from the House Judiciary Committee, joined with the Committee’s Chairman Jim Jordan to demand former treasury Secretary Janet Yellen explain the questionable data collecting practices. The agency never obtained warrants or subpoenas, the IRS simply demanded unfettered access to accounts and the banks rolled over.
“So one of the things that I have learned since I’ve been in Congress is that there are quite a few people in government who do not recognize our constitutional protections,” Hageman said. “They’ve kind of forgotten or at least ignored our Bill of Rights.” Here’s more from Matt Morse TV.
Patrick Bet-David and Congressman Jim Jordan analyze the infamous “white envelope moment” at George H.W. Bush’s funeral.
Speculation swirls as Bet-David and Jordan question and attempt to dissect its contents, the reaction from its recipients and the power dynamics it symbolizes. More from Valuetainment.
Text messages show former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyoming, was working to flip Cassidy Hutchinson and her January 6 testimony while she was represented by an attorney.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis sent a love letter to Nathan Wade and to House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan invoking privilege to stop Wade from testifying. Fani is now scrambling with a last-minute demand to stop testimony from Wade.
A Georgia Judge issued an order practically certifying their election before it even happened. Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
Congressman Jim Jordan tells Newsmax that censorship is alive and well among the world’s largest advertising brands.
Appearing on “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” Jordan explains how these censorship groups, which he collectively calls an “advertising cartel,” collude to control speech and silence conservatives. “All they really do is advertise on left sites, or sites with no politics,” Jordan says. “And they never seem to put the advertising dollars, or very little, when it comes to conservative platforms and conservative websites.” Here’s more.
Julian Assange has struck a plea deal and is expected to win his release soon. He will be released based on the time he has already served.
Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, unveils the latest batch of Amazon files detailing the Biden Administration’s attempts to censor books. The Lancet covid vaccine study shows 73.9% of deaths were directly due to, or significantly contributed to, by COVID-19 vaccination. Here’s more from The Kim Iversen Show.
Hunter Biden’s prosecutors rested the government’s case after dropping a motherlode of evidence against him, including photos, videos, text messages, eyewitness testimony, and Hunter’s own voice. Will it be enough?
Former President Donald Trump shattered fundraising goals, saying they’ve raised $400 million since the “guilty” verdicts in New York, and even more now that Silicon Valley Tech Bros like David Sacks are pledging their support to Trump 2024.
Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Georgia, is investigating collusion between the J6 Committee, Fani Willis, and Cassidy Hutchinson (Clavicle Girl) after reports revealed communications between their offices as they coordinated their efforts to get Trump.
A key Jack Smith prosecutor called Jay Bratt is under fire from Congress after Rep. Jim Jordan demanded he appear for an interview and answer questions related to his political prosecution of President Trump in the classified documents case. Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
