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On Friday, January 24th, the country saw news that Roger Stone, long-time Republican strategist and campaign consultant to Donald Trump had been indicted and arrested by Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s witch hunt, but Trump says Roger Stone didn’t work for him ‘anywhere near election’.

The underhanded and corrupt way the Deep State initiated the Mueller Special Counsel investigation for the initial purpose of  looking for Russian collusion by President Trump when there was no crime to begin with, was brought home recently.

There are many Americans who have not yet accepted President Trump as their president. 

Donny Kendal, Jim Lakely and Justin Haskins present episode #145 of the In The Tank Podcast. Today’s podcast features work from the Reason Foundation, The Heartland Institute, and the Illinois Policy Institute.

Imagine a world where a special prosecutor was appointed and given authority higher than any official or appointee had heretofore been granted. 

Did President Trump record his meetings with Director Comey, or did he not? That is the question burning in the minds of Democrats.

The press is being played like a “phish” by President Obama over the Russian hacking incident.

How about that FBI no-indictment announcement yesterday? Makes perfect sense to you, I bet. Ok – I don’t bet that. At all. What does make sense to us Real Worlders – is seeing yet another Elite get yet another Get-Out-of-Reality-Free card. It is all growing quite tiresome. We Real Worlders are tired of the Elites’ limitless condescension – combined with incessant wrong-ness. We’re tired of Elites who are clearly in possession of far less common sense (but many, many more degrees) – mandating ever more portions of our lives.

In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, we listen in as Research Fellow and Managing Editor of Budget & Tax News Jesse Hathaway joins AM Tampa Bay radio with Hosts Jack Harris and Tedd Webb. Hathaway joins the show to talk about the Apple vs. FBI encryption debate.

In this episode of The Heartland Daily Podcast, managing editor Jesse Hathaway talks with Electronic Frontier Foundation staff attorney Sophia Cope about the Federal District Court for the District of Central California’s recent demand that Apple, the $700 billion tech company producing consumer products like the iPhone and iPad, assist the Federal Bureau of Investigations with their investigation into the December 2, 2015 San Bernardino terrorist attack by devising a way to unlock the deceased terrorist’s iPhone without a password.

As we digested events from last week in the light of President Obama’s Executive Order about gun control, it became clear that gun control was secondary to his attempt to marginalize the NRA. There was lots of sizzle, but no steak in the end. Even diverting attention from Gitmo, ISIS, North Korea, China, and the Middle East played a minor, but useful role.