Secret Service has no idea, did we learn anything from Wray and principles of freedom

Today’s show opens with the result of the extensive Secret Service investigation into Cocaine Gate. They have decided it’s impossible to figure out who brought cocaine into the White House. That’s what we are supposed to believe. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) was so disgusted by the presentation being given behind closed doors that he stormed out of the briefing, calling the conclusion “bogus!”

Next we move into a bit of a recap of the hearing held yesterday with Christopher Wray, the Director of the FBI. It’s amazing how many questions he just wouldn’t, couldn’t or didn’t answer. Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) who is Chair of the committee was on with Larry Kudlow to review how the day of questioning went and if we really got anything out of it.

Jordan says the biggest takeaway is just how much private data the FBI is gathering on Americans. To me, this is in direct violation of the 4th Amendment. But, they have gotten away with it for so long, why would they care about it now? They don’t really believe in the Constitution of the United States of America. They can’t, not by the way they conduct themselves.

Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) had an interesting exchange with Wray over the Burisma bribery allegations and the FBI 1023 forms that they have not wanted to share. Whether Wray misspoke or not, it seems there are so many different threads to the allegation story that it’s hard to keep track of all the corruption and deceit linked to the Biden Crime Family.

Ultimately, while Jordan is saying the right things, until they follow through via appropriations, I am dubious about their willingness to fix the problem. And, beyond using the power of the purse, we can talk about the need to change the culture in the agencies in the Executive Branch, but if we don’t remove the personnel who allowed it to get there, can it ever really be rehabilitated. Ultimately, it will come down to whomever we pick as the next Commander-in-Chief.

Which brings me to some thoughts I had after reading a blog piece entitled, “Freedom Conservatism: A Statement of Principles.” With that as a guide, I close today with my thoughts over why we need to make a conscious effort to explain the nature of liberty, and due process, and capitalism and the pursuit of happiness. We have to get back to a single rule of law, we need to be the shining city on the hill and we need to revamp our foreign policy to reflect what it means to have America as your friend and ally. I think we need to remind our fellow Americans about what it really means to BE an American. Maybe, just maybe, if we do that, we can start moving the ship back toward the Constitutional Republic we were meant to be.

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