Barr Discourages Trump Tweets, Bernie's Big Problem, Bloomberg's Billions

3 Martini Lunch – Political Humor & Commentary

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Government, News, News Commentary

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🗓️ 14 February 2020

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Finish your work week with Friday's Three Martini Lunch. Join Jim and Greg as they applaud Attorney General Bill Barr for telling President Trump that his tweets on prosecutions and more make it hard to do his job and they discuss why Democrats are so determined to discredit Barr. They also welcome news that Bernie Sanders is not doing well among voters who have private health insurance and that New Hampshire might be winnable for Republicans for the first time in 20 years if Sanders is the Democratic nominee. And they get a kick out of the news that Michael Bloomberg has hired the same PR firm behind the Fyre Fest debacle, but Jim also dives into the significance of Bloomberg's bottomless campaign war chest.

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0:29.3	Welcome to the Three Martini lunch.
0:34.7	Grab a stole next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.
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0:48.0	Congratulations, you made it to the end of the week and so did we here at the three Martini lunch. Glad you're with us on the Friday edition to wrap up the week.
0:51.0	We have Good Good and Crazy Martinis and Jim let's
0:54.9	dive right in to our first good. Earlier this week we had of course the
0:59.3	Roger Stone sentencing controversy.
1:03.2	The prosecutors in the case recommended 7 to 9 years for his lying and obstruction convictions
1:08.5	in a Washington, D.C. federal court late last year.
1:12.0	The president didn't like that. A lot of people thought it was
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1:18.6	went on Twitter to blast the idea and then when the Justice Department decided to reduce its recommendation
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