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On the most recent edition of the Ricochet Podcast, former Federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy was our guest to discuss the Michael Flynn case. In the course of that conversation, Andy mentioned to Rob that perhaps it might be valuable to have a longer, in depth conversation about the details of the case then was possible in a single guest segment on the Ricochet Podcast. As we are never one to let an opportunity to let a great guest give us more time go to waste, here is that conversation.
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Good interview. Trust a Celt to end it with, "It's always 5:00 somewhere."
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Rob, you’re good at this, pls keep doing.
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I think the country could get past maybe a dozen or so people in the DoJ and FBI losing perspective
I think the country could get past institutionalists trying to cover it up because the institutions are vital and loss of faith in hte institutions would be disastrous.
But now that, lets call it the conspiracy fact problem, is out and undeniable, and there is absolutely no real will due to PPP (petty partisan politics), we cannot come together and say that the other side are jerks but this not OK.
This isn't hard. Obama and Biden toss Comey under the bus. Comey, brennan and clapper have some very painful trials, and its over.
The fact that this cannot happen is burning the legitimacy of the state to the ground.
Failed coups have consequences.
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It will be hard for Obama and Biden to throw Comey, Brennan and Clapper under the bus if they themselves are deeply responsible.
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it is maddening that it is almost certain no one will go to jail for the abuse of power by the Obama administration in this whole Flynn- crossfire hurricane fiasco
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