A few years ago, when my husband was my boyfriend, he used to travel a lot for work. And when he did, I would have a ritual. I would binge watch Law and Order.Now, I'm just going to pause for a moment so you can all hear that dun dun in your head. There's something oddly soothing about that sound. For a show that's all about crime and violence, I think it's soothing because it has such a predictable formula.For those of you who aren't familiar with the formula, it goes something like this. Something really ...

RT Jack Daly (@realMAGAmartyr)@realDonaldTrump, be advised your attorneys, fundraisers, associates & allies who became lawfare victims have NOT yet been asked to identify the @FBI agents whose misconduct you directed @TheJusticeDept to investigate.The “total scum” — hundreds (possibly 1k+) — won’t be removed from the DOJ payroll, much less investigated by @CivilRights for potential prosecution, unless and until all of the lawfare victims are (1) ascertained and (2) invited to identify their lawfare perpetra ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the responsibility of elites in society for not voicing their concerns, which has led to significant public outrage and unrest [1] Group 1 - The lack of communication from influential figures has contributed to a growing divide and dissatisfaction among the general population [1] - The article highlights that the silence of these elites has paved the way for the current state of outrage, indicating a failure in leadership and accountability [1] - It emphasizes the need for more active engagement from those in power to address societal issues before they escalate [1]

RT @amuse (@amuse)LAWFARE: Over 90% of the lawsuits against the federal government and the Trump administration have been brought by or financed by NGOs - with $14 trillion in assets they can certainly afford it. Why should taxpayers be subsidizing sustained lawfare?https://t.co/8nmUoaO2Oe ...

RT @amuse (@amuse)LAWFARE: Over 90% of the lawsuits against the federal government and the Trump administration have been brought by or financed by NGOs - with $14 trillion in assets they can certainly afford it. Why should taxpayers be subsidizing sustained lawfare?https://t.co/8nmUoaO2Oe ...

RT Jeff Clark (@JeffClarkUS)Important announcement:Friday night, President Trump called me in my personal capacity to say he'd pardoned me. (He also shared encouraging words about my past and current work, for which I'm also deeply grateful.) It was totally unexpected—I never lobbied for any form of pardon.I did nothing wrong when I questioned the 2020 election in Georgia, including by drafting an unsent privileged letter urging Georgia officials to launch their own investigations and then decide for themse ...

From @WSJopinion: Trump’s adversaries caught him by surprise with their lawfare campaign during and after his first term. With the ICC, he has a chance to strike pre-emptively, writes @EVKontorovich. https://t.co/5JXEdJWiZc ...

Welcome back. And joining me now is Republican Senator Ran Paul of Kentucky. Senator Paul, welcome back to Meet the Press.>> Good morning. Thanks for having me. >> Good morning to you.Thank you so much for being here. Of course, today is the memorial service for Charlie Kirk. I know you have called him a friend.And Senator, you of course have been impacted by political violence yourself. In 2017, you were on the baseball field when shots rang out. When Congressman Steve Scaliz was shot, he did survive.But S ...

RT Karoline Leavitt (@PressSec)The Brazilian Way of Lawfare Gets Bolsonarohttps://t.co/WXHdfSuTrt ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, US Trade Representative Jameson Greer are in Spain meeting with uh Chinese officials to discuss everything from Tik Tok to trade. Joining us now, White House senior trade and manufacturing adviser Peter Navaro, we are all still thinking about Charlie. I mean, I we'll go on all these other subjects immediately, but uh Charlie Kirk and and you were just saying how important he was to I I think overall to to the country and to uh the administration.>> It's um the one thing I' ...