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Witnesses For First Biden Impeachment Inquiry Named

“The House Oversight Committee’s first impeachment inquiry hearing against President Joe Biden on Thursday will include three witnesses specializing in forensic accounting and tax law who will break down the information the committee has already publicly released,” the Washington Examiner reports. “The witnesses include Bruce Dubinsky, a forensic accountant with 40 years of experience, Eileen O’Connor, a former assistant attorney general in the Department of Justice’s tax division, and Johnathon Turley, the Shapiro Chair for Public Interest Law at George Washington University Law School,” the paper relates.

Opening Soon: “The hearing will be at 10 am and is titled ‘The Basis for an Impeachment Inquiry of President Joseph R. Biden, Jr.’ Through testimony with Biden business associates, it has been revealed that Joe Biden dined with Hunter Biden and foreign oligarchs who had paid his son. Testimony also alleges that Joe Biden was on speakerphone in front of Hunter Biden’s business associates at least 20 times over a decade.” Related: Liberty lost under the Biden administration.  

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Report: Biden Admin Knew Border Surge Was Imminent

“The Department of Homeland Security was aware that a large population of migrants was preparing to cross the southern border months before a near-record number surged into the country this month, internal documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon show – but appears to have taken no action to forestall an influx that has overwhelmed local officials across the United States,” the news site reports. “The documents show that Mexican immigration authorities have seen a spike in apprehensions since May, an indication that border crossings were likely to rise, and that federal agencies documented a large buildup of migrants on the Mexican side of the border at the beginning of September,” the Beacon writes.

Continuing Crisis: “The warning signs on the Mexican side of the border came as immigration authorities recorded a record high number of migrant encounters in August. Customs and Border Protection announced last Friday evening that nearly 232,000 migrants crossed the border in August, a record for the calendar year and a nearly 27 percent increase from July. There is little evidence the situation is set to improve. Nearly 100,000 more migrants are traveling through Panama and Mexico with the hopes of crossing into the United States, Reuters reported last week. So many migrants have illegally boarded trains that railroad operator Union Pacific temporarily ended service in Mexico.” Related: Biden border policy invites in Chinese spies.

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Hutchinson Fails to Qualify For GOP Presidential Debate

“The Republican National Committee (RNC) on Monday night announced the seven GOP candidates who qualified for the second Republican primary debate – and former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson did not make the list,” The Hill reports. “Hutchinson, who debated at the first GOP session in August, said he failed to attain the polling threshold established by the RNC to qualify for the Wednesday debate, which mandated that each candidate poll at least 3% in two national polls or one national and one early state poll,” the news site notes.

Hitting the Road: “Despite falling short of the RNC’s polling requirement for inclusion in the second Presidential Primary Debate, I will continue our campaign to bring out the best of America with events scheduled in Iowa, New Hampshire, and across the country in the next several weeks,” Hutchinson said in a statement. Related: Post-debate GOP polls: Who got the bump?

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Chicago Dems Slam Jordan Over Windy City Crime Forum

“Chicago Democrats on Monday lambasted Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee for planning a crime forum in Chicago on Tuesday, rather than working to avoid a federal government shutdown,” the Chicago Sun-Times reports. “Republican members of the committee plan to blame Chicago’s violent crime on Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and what they say are her ‘pro-crime and anti-victim policies’ at the forum Tuesday at the city’s Fraternal Order of Police office on the Near West Side,  according to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan’s office,” the paper states.

Firing First: “Foxx – who is not seeking reelection – told the Sun-Times Jordan is coming to Chicago rather than fulfilling his obligations to his constituents as the nation is on the verge of a ‘Republican-sponsored government shutdown.’ She also took aim at Chicago FOP President John Catanzara, who last year apologized for comments he initially made in defense of Jan. 6 [participants]. ‘Instead of focusing on the victims of mass shootings caused by weak gun protection laws, including in his own district, [Jordan] has chosen to be spend his time with John Catanzara – the man who in the immediate aftermath of January 6th, proclaimed it to be simply a protest,’ Foxx said in a statement. ‘This behavior is not surprising, but it is alarming.’” Related: Crime calculus a catastrophe in Democrat cities.

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‘He’ll Do It Again’: Hillary’s Putin Election Warning

Failed 2016 Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton wants to get the word out that Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely to interfere in American elections “again” in 2024.

Not Letting It Go: “I don’t think, despite all of the deniers, there is any doubt that he interfered in our election, or that he has interfered in many ways in the internal affairs of other countries, funding political parties, funding political candidates, buying off government officials in different places,” Clinton told MSNBC’s Jen Psaki Sunday. “He hates democracy. He particularly hates the West and he especially hates us. And he has determined that he can do two things simultaneously. He can try to continue to damage and divide us internally, and he’s quite good at it.” Related: Clinton presidential center promises a Hillary wing.