On Wednesday’s Mark Levin show, Evelyn Farkas, former Deputy Assistant Secretary at the Pentagon under Barack Obama, who appears to have confessed to the existence of a concerted effort to surveil the Trump team and hide the findings in the federal bureaucracy ought to be brought before Congress as a witness. She recalled how she and others worked in the waning days of the Obama presidency to hide data about members of the Trump transition team and their dealings with Russia. This is a big deal regardless of what the media think. She is more than a witness but a perpetrator. Do we or do we not need to get to the bottom of the Obama administration’s misuse of intelligence information and intelligence agencies? Also, Farkas resigned from the Pentagon in 2014, well before Trump announced he was running for president in June of 2015. So, which Trump staff was she referring to in the interview on MSNBC? In addition, Devin Nunes is referred to as controversial. When you have a gutsy Republican who stands up, he is attacked, mocked and asked to step down. Democrats attacking Nunes claim to love this country but they ought to fight for it. They seek to fundamentally transform the country and have done more damage to it than any of our enemies. The Democrat Party exploits the institutions of republicanism. Later, Bernie Sanders is getting excited about President Trump’s position on infrastructure and drug prices. Marxists think the U.S. is Venezuela or North Korea. What has Sanders created that has improved American’s welfare? Government intervention in these areas will just drive up costs.
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