The risk and reward of President Trump’s airstrike on Syria, and what the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch will mean for the future of the Supreme Court. Guests are Nathan Steelwater and Scott Cosenza of LibertyNation.com and Carrie Severino of the Judicial Crisis Network.
CNN Anchor does her best to turn the tables on a survival of Assad’s chemical attack grateful for President Trump’s airstrike. She fails.
With the entire news cycle focused on Syria this week, between the chemical weapons attack and President Trump’s response by way of missile strike, our readers may have missed some global news stories. Liberty Nation is here to deliver what fell through the cracks.
Stockholm was the site of the latest low-tech terrorist attack, with police discovering that the perpetrator had expressed support for ISIS on social media.
Judge Neil Gorsuch of Colorado was confirmed on Friday as the newest Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
Fifty-nine Tomahawk Cruise Missiles fired from two naval ships struck the airfield believed to be the origin of the heinous chemical weapons attack perpetrated earlier this week. Our readers may be wondering, “What exactly is the Tomahawk?” Liberty Nation is here to help.
Somehow the media today sees themselves as above it all. There is an unctuousness and pomposity to their every report as if they are smarter than the average American. Until they realize it wasn’t the Russians – but all those little people in fly-over country – that elected Donald Trump as our 45th President they are doomed to repeat their flagrant violation of their creed as non-partisan arbiters of the news.
GOP movers and shakers are working the back rooms in an attempt to fix or re-jigger the already notorious American Health Care Act, with all sides making demands at the same time. This, as they try to douse the flames of bridges burned in the wake of their initial failure.
In a story published April 3, the Washington Post claimed that Blackwater founder and apparent unofficial ambassador to Russia Erik Prince worked to establish a back-channel communication link between Moscow and President Trump.