You know those times when you have so much to say you don't know where to start?

This is one of them. Going to the prayer breakfast in DC, speaking to so many people of faith,

watching Trump speak, it gave me so much to think about. I've hardly processed it yet.

But at the same time, I want to talk about the ongoing Niksonian cover-up by our news media,

who continue to do everything they can to hide and minimize the abuses of power of the Obama

administration, abuses that continue to haunt us today. A case in point is the coverage of Rob

Porter, the Trump staffer who's resigned after two of his ex-wives claimed he beat them up.

Now, just to be clear, if anyone I worked with beat his wife, not only would I expect

management to fire them, I personally would pick them up by the ankles and repeatedly smack

the top of their heads into the sidewalk. I hope you're listening, Noles. That's a joke.

I'm not talking about what I would do, but I'm joking about Noles, never in a billion years.

So my point is that Porter is a scandal, but it's not a big government scandal,

because whatever happens, it won't make you richer or poorer, safer or more exposed,

freer or less free. It doesn't speak into some massive corruption within the government.

It's just a major competence foul up. But the left sees it as a way of taking your mind off the

FBI scandal, continuing to poison women's minds against Trump, and maybe getting rid of John Kelly,

because he's doing such a good job. As I was traveling home in the plane last night,

I was able to switch back and forth between Fox News and CNN on mid-air satellite TV, because

we live in an age of miracles. Fox News covered the new budget, CNN covered Rob Porter. Fox News

covered Rob Porter, CNN covered Rob Porter. Fox News went on to cover the war in Syria. CNN covered

Rob Porter. Fox News covered the Pfizer scandal, CNN covered Rob Porter. After a while, I began to

think I was going to switch over to CNN and see Don Lemon swinging a watch back and forth saying,

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