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National Review's Andrew McCarthy's take away from James Comey's testimony before Congress was that Donald Trump has done nothing wrong.
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National Review's Andrew McCarthy's take away from James Comey's testimony before Congress was that Donald Trump has done nothing wrong.
Comey testified Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Chris discussed today's testimony before Congress of former FBI Director James Comey, SEPTA launching a suicide prevention pilot program and three people arrested for running a drug ring out of a Chipotle in Radnor. He also spoke with former US Attorney Matt Whitaker at 7:00 and columnist Kurt Schlichter at 8:00 to preview Comey's testimony.
Chris discussed reports of a fake Russian email influencing the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails, the Republican candidate in today's special election in Montana assaulting a reporter and White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer not being able to meet the Pope.
Chris discusses former FBI Director Robert Mueller being named special counsel to investigate Russian interference in the election and collusion with the Trump campaign, a recording of House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy saying he thinks Russia is paying Donald Trump and the death of musician Chris Cornell. At 800, he spoke with Jon Hoyt and Jennifer Sherlock about the All-Star Craft Beer and Wine Festival and Paul Mango, who yesterday announced his run for Governor of Pennsylvania, at 8:20.
The Department of Justice is appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Russian government efforts to influence the 2016 Presidential election
Andrew McCarthy, from National Review, says he does not think Donald Trump illegally intervened to stop a federal investigation into former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
Democratic lawmakers and pundits are throwing around the possibility President Donald Trump committed "obstruction of justice."
The White House is disputing a report that President Donald Trump asked former FBI Director James Comey to shut down an investigation into ousted national security adviser Michael Flynn.
President Donald Trump issued a thinly veiled threat Friday to fired FBI Director James Comey.
Trump said that he didn't need the recommendation of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to fire Comey.
He says officials invaded his family's privacy and caused substantial emotional harm and distress.
Former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired Tuesday by President Donald Trump, on Wednesday sent a letter to friends and agents. Here is the text of that letter, which was obtained by CNN.
Republican Congressman Jim Jordan says Donald Trump was justified in firing James Comey as Director of the FBI.
Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen says Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey is not another Watergate.
On the heels of his firing, Comey has been invited to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee next week.
Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli says the new Acting FBI Director won't brush aside any investigations of Donald Trump.
FBI Director James Comey that he has been terminated and removed from office, the White House says.
Investigators say the man tried to rob two Philadelphia banks, but only made off with cash from one of the banks.
More than two dozen photos of the Pentagon taken after a plane crashed into it on Sept. 11, 2001, have reappeared in recent days on the FBI's website six years after they were first made public. The posting misled some to believe the photos from 9/11 had never before been seen.
The FBI has information that indicates associates of President Donald Trump communicated with suspected Russian operatives to possibly coordinate the release of information damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign, US officials told CNN.
Former Congressman Pete Hoekstra called out the leaders of the intelligence community following hearings before Congress.
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley would like the FBI to confirm an investigation into the leaking of classified information to the media.
Chris covered the hearings with FBI Director James Comey on Russian interference into the presidential election, the recovery of Tom Brady's Superbowl jersey and Tomi Lahren being suspended by the Blaze. He spoke with Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley at 7:30 and Carrie Severino from the Judicial Crisis Network at 8:20 about the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.
Comey said that while an investigation was going on he would be unable to give few details about its progress or whether anyone in particular was being targeted.
