So you are going to “shine a light”? What does that mean? Is this video the end of shining a light? What are the next steps? Are they violating human rights? Violating US Law? Why don’t you say that? How many people were being detained? How long had they been there?

Gee, maybe Miles Taylor should have done something besides “restrain his worst impulses” and write anonymous OpEds? Like resign and tell the world what was really going on? Under oath before Congress? He enabled Trump and now warns us about him?

The files are fake, but Bill Clinton is in there. So, didn't you just defame a former president? And Larry Summers.

"I never had the privilege" is one Hell of an incriminating denial.

He means the HOAX, the files written by Clinton, Comey, Obama, say that Clinton went to Epstein's Island 28X, and that's credible, but the fact that he's in there is a fake story, and by the way, there is still no list and nothing more to see in the files and Epstein killed himself.

Hmmm. You mean he’s not immune? What a strange country.

Trump 2.0 is one huge protection racket. Pay up or I’ll cancel your funding, raise your tariff, stop your weapons supply, sue you for a zillion$, etc.

We failed to stop Trump's witness tampering in his criminal trials, the Mueller investigation, so now it's just accepted as normal. Good job, America!

Hey, just a thought, but if Todd Blanche wanted to get to the bottom of what went on in the scheme with 1,000 victims, why not talk to the victims?

So if you want mobile service, Verizon (36%), T-Mobile (32%), and AT&T (29%) together control 88% of the market. So... we all need to head to Boost Mobile and U.S. Cellular.

We Americans are leading the way! The best solution is to deny there is a problem. Just go for ice cream!

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But did you see Joey Chestnut reclaimed his title by eating 71 hot dogs.

Seriously, that will get more coverage today.

But they have a foolproof plan - let the states handle it. Brilliant!

Well, they certainly couldn't go with the alternative - that Trump wanted to "make a deal" and Netanyahu screwed him over and attacked before a deal could be reached. That would make Trump look weak.

Agree. In many ways, Israel is repeating the mistakes of US foreign policy of the post 911 era.

Yes, mass deportations - because they were told there was an invasion of murderers, rapists and drug dealers - criminals. No one, including me, has a problem with deporting criminals.

Yes, people voted for tariffs - which HE said that other countries would pay. He also said he would lower prices.