FBI Confirms DOZENS of Feds Present on J6 (JUST THE BEGINNING)
Kash Patel Gets HUGE Endorsements for FBI Director (TIME TO CLEAN HOUSE)
White House REFUSES to Rule Out Pre-Emptive Pardons for THE WORST (WHO WILL GET ONE?)
Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
Investigative journalist H.A. Goodman says the Trump Campaign’s apparent loss in the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court late last Friday is actually a victory. The case now seemingly heads to the U.S. Supreme Court, where conservative justices hold a 5-4 edge, including recently confirmed Amy Coney Barrett.
The Pennsylvania high court upheld the lower court ruling on a Trump Campaign lawsuit seeking to overturn the Presidential election results by disqualifying mail-in ballots. The high court, which allowed the extension of mail-in ballots in an earlier ruling, stated that ballots without a postmark should be assumed to have been received prior to November 3. “Does that make any sense in the world,” Goodman says. He points out that Team Trump lead legal attorney Rudy Giuliani said the objective is twofold: One is to get the right case to the Supreme Court and secondly to convince state legislators that they shouldn’t certify false statements or completely bogus vote counts.
Goodman further analyzes the massive voter fraud, talks about the media’s treatment of Sidney Powell and opines on the Michael Flynn pardon.
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Recently pardoned former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich goes one-on-one with Fox News’ Trace Gallagher to set the record straight. Blagojevich’s pardon by President Trump earlier this week drew the ire of Illinois politicians from both sides of the aisles, but the former Democrat governor remained adamant about his innocence. “I broke no laws, I crossed no lines,” Blagojevich says. “They used the standard to convict me, that if it was applied to those Congressmn and to every U.S. Senator, the same result would have happened to them what happened to me.” Tune in to hear Blagojevich plead his case.
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Attorney General William Barr has found that Hillary Clinton committed a minimum of 600 security violations by transferring and holding federal State Department emails on her private servers. H.A. Goodman discusses the findings. The Democrats, he says, are corrupt to the core. They engaged in endless deception, most likely so Clinton could peddle America’s secrets to foreign nations.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: YouTube has removed and censored this video. In its absence, we present from Bitchute another video in which Sidney Powell says Hillary Clinton has a starring role in the sickening emails found on the laptop of the Anthony Weiner laptop. Sidney Powell served as General Michael Flynn’s defense attorney against the trumped-up charges filed against him that were subsequently dropped after President Donald Trump issued a full pardon for Flynn..)
The Food and Drug Administration jailed Amish farmer Samuel Girod for six years on charges of mislabeling one of the three “salves” he sold. Now, Girod, of Owingsville in Kentucky, has filed a petition with the U.S. Department of Justice pardon attorney.
Girod, 58, was sentenced to six years but his scheduled release is early April 2022, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
The petition is listed online as seeking a commutation or reduction of sentence, but the application indicates that Girod seeks a pardon. Girod, a member of the Old Order Amish faith, was sentenced in June 2017 for obstructing a federal agency and selling herbal health products that were not labeled as required by federal law. Here, journalist Sally Oh, who has written extensively about the case, calls for President Donald Trump to issue a pardon.
US Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., also is urging the pardon. Massie tweeted, “I hope @realDonaldTrump will pardon Sam. Six years for salve seems a little extreme. Yeah, I know it escalated and they threw the book at him, but that’s what it is… six years for mislabeled salve and now a family is without a father.”
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