Good evening.

The show begins tonight in Dirty Tricks.

Rushagate comes down to that.

Andrew McCarthy presents, if that is McCarton myself.

No crime is mentioned in the revelations by Tulsi Gabbard, the DNI.

But a lot of fooling around with the facts after the election. Chief achievement was to use the steel dossier as evidence of Donald

Trump working hand in glove or as a poodle to Vladimir Putin, a complete invention.

We also turn to the question of what is to be done about the grand jury testimony

sought by the White House to do with the Epstein case.

Nothing is to be done.

Grand jury rules Andrew McCarthy reports in the National Review Online

are ironclad. The only time there'd be an exemption would be if it was involved in another

criminal case. That is not here an issue. No grand jury notes to be open to the public public The rest of the scandal takes care of itself

But as for Russia gate, no prosecution, no fantasy of prison time

A dirty trick

In the scheme of things, elections are for fooling around

Dirty tricks Always have been,

always will be. Moving on to tech investment in Europe, it's not happening. Chris Regal joins me to

comment on his experience doing business in Europe. They're not risk takers. They're not taught his children to be risk takers.

Perhaps it's the history of the 20th century.

Catastrophe after catastrophe.

No matter how achievement was regarded, came down to well-educated young men in foxholes and trenches,

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