Episode 202: It’s Complicated

The McCarthy Report

National Review

Conservatism, News, Rich Lowry, Legal Affairs, Law, Andrew C. Mccarthy, Conservative, National Review, Government, Politics, Court

4.4 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Today on The McCarthy Report, Andy and Rich discuss the FBI’s supposed fear of “complicated” certain cases by getting involved, the charges against Alec Baldwin, and much more.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the McCarthy Report, the podcast where I rich Larry discussed with Andy McCarthy,
0:17.1	the latest legal and national security issues.
0:20.2	This week, what else?
0:21.2	The latest on the Biden documents.
0:23.0	For some reason, you're not already following us on a streaming service, by the way, you
0:25.7	can find us everywhere from Spotify to iTunes.
0:28.2	Please give this podcast to Andy McCarthy, the glowing, indeed, gushing five star reviews
0:34.2	they deserve on iTunes.
0:36.3	Now, without further ado, I welcome to this very podcast through the miracle of Zen
0:40.7	Caster.
0:41.7	None other than, Andy McCarthy.
0:44.7	Rich, how are you?
0:45.7	Good, Andy, you.
0:46.7	I'm doing fine.
0:48.7	I think my football picks look pretty good so far.
0:53.7	Yeah, so I was going to get you on the record.
0:56.1	So what are your thoughts?
0:58.9	So I told you last week that I thought that I thought Buffalo and Dallas were like the
1:08.2	likely Super Bowl, but then I was rooting for the time.
1:10.4	There were a lot of skeptics about Dallas, so that even they could be Brady.
1:14.4	So far, you're so far so good there.
1:17.0	Yeah, the thing is, I'm really impressed by the 49ers, too.
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