Plus: As DC Plans to Ban 40% of Black Teens From School, Mayor Rejects DC COVID-19 Vaccine Numbers
August 16 2022
Good morning from Washington, where the Justice Department pursues cases of election fraud despite President Biden’s argument that it hardly exists. Fred Lucas reports. Tea party activist Jenny Beth Martin tells our Doug Blair that an expanded IRS plays like a bad rerun. On the podcast, journalist- lawyer Greta Van Susteren weighs in on the FBI’s raid of Donald Trump’s home. Plus: why D.C. schools won’t allow 4 out of 10 black teens to return and Dennis Prager on the secularizing America’s youth. Forty-five years ago today, rock ‘n’ roll great Elvis Presley dies at 42 in his Graceland mansion of a heart attack likely aggravated by addiction to prescription barbiturates.
The Biden administration’s Justice Department successfully prosecuted election fraud cases last month in Pennsylvania and Louisiana, even as the president asserts that voter fraud is a myth.
One complicating factor for the Justice Department is Trump’s claim that the documents that were seized did not contain classified information because he had declassified them while he was president.
In Germany, traffic lights are being shut off, and they're turning off city fountains. The Netherlands is urging citizens to shower less, and Spain is literally regulating people’s thermostats.
