August, 2020

McENANY: Trump is talking about his supporters. He believes his supporters are good hard working people that love this country.

FOX: Does he want the support of QAnon people?

McENANY: He is not looking into who QAnon is. We're in the middle of a pandemic. pic.twitter.com/s1HZeAKPPK

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 20, 2020

Jonathan Winer, who was Steele’s point of contact at the State Department, said that Steele asked him to destroy the records in January 2017, the same month that the Trump dossier became public.

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— Senator Derek Kitchen (@derekkitchen) August 20, 2020

The eight-month investigation expanded to eight massage parlors in Shasta, Tehama and Butte counties associated with Wang’s and Wu’s criminal operation, as described on the DA’s Facebook page...

More than 30 wildfires are burning across California, including nearly a dozen that started in the last two days...

Throwback of Obama pulling off stunts in front of people affected by the crisis:

THE REAL BARACK OBAMA

This video should go VIRAL!!

President Obama made fun of the flint water crisis and mocked the people who suffered and died from it.

This is the Obama people on the left love so much. SO WRONG & SO EVIL

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— Terrence K. Williams (@w_terrence) August 20, 2020

Former FBI attorney Kevin Clinesmith, 38, pleaded guilty today in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to a false statement... Judge James Boasberg noted early in the phone hearing that he is “currently the presiding judge for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court,” but that “this case, however, is a criminal case, it is not a FISC case, and it is a case that was randomly assigned.” As anticipated Boasberg said the FISA court could be seen as a “victim” in the case, but also said he would preside over the case fairly without recusing himself. He stated if either the defense or prosecution wanted him to recuse, then he would. Neither party requested... Judge Boasberg noted the maximum penalty for a single false statements charge was five years in prison but the sentencing guideline calls for zero to six months...