On Wednesday’s Mark Levin show, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes has discovered that the intelligence community did collect information on American citizens involved in the Trump transition team. These innocent Americans’ names were unmasked and were widely disseminated around the intelligence community. These names were revealed in scores of reports that were brought to him by an unnamed source. In addition, this had nothing to do with Russia. If it is not in the course of an investigation between the Trump world and Russia why would the intelligence community have unmasked the names of U.S. citizens? Rather than protecting these American citizens the intelligence community chose to circulate them through intelligence reports. President Trump needs to see what is out there on him in these reports. The question should be who ordered this? Have you noticed how quiet members of the last administration have been? There is a conspiracy of left wing silence. If this had been the Obama transition team and we had any inkling of this kind of information, the media, and even Republicans would be very adamant about tracking it down. Later, Sen Mike Lee calls in to talk about the GOP’s replacement plan for Obamacare. People pushing this bill seem determined to get it to pass even though it’s a bad bill. What is it about Republicans that they abandon repealing Obamacare? We want more choices. Federalism and free markets bring about more competition and bring costs down. Adding amendments to this bill is not going to fix its fundamental flaws. Also, a lot of congressman have been told this is the best we can do under current Reconciliation rules, but this is not true.
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