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Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer Attorney General Jeff Sessions for announcing he plans to vigorously enforce immigration law and recommend felony charges for anyone entering the U.S. illegally after already being deported. They also react to reports that the FBI conducted surveillance on Trump campaign aide Carter Page in 2016. And they respond to Sean Spicer’s comments suggesting Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons in World War II and the media’s massive overreaction to it.
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I don’t believe a word you guys say. You are Conservatives that love illegals because you love big business. You don’t care about everyday Americans. You just take whatever position big business and the Chamber of Commerce believe in.
Blue Yeti, just to let you know that this podcast is still not working via iTunes (I’m subscribed through the SuperFeed). The last four have all failed. GLoP, Deplorable and so on all worked fine this morning.
Probably not by co-incidence, neither do any of those four appear in the Podcast list in the iTunes Store under 3 Martini Lunch.
I’m in Australia, so it’s possible that we are served from a separate Apple system which for some reason hasn’t been update. Have Americans been successfully getting this podcast?
@stephendawson
I’m having the same issue as you with iTunes. Last Three Martini Lunch successfully downloaded was last Thursday.
Are you in the US or elsewhere?
But if Spicer goes, Melissa MacCarthy will leave Saturday Night Live to Alec Baldwin alone.