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I'm Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.

Thanks for joining us this week.

A lot to talk about new smoking gun documents in the IRS scandal that is never

going away. The latest on the immigration alien crisis and Judicial Wash of course is doing the work of the

IG. We're your own private IG. We're suing in court for text messages of a top Mueller anti-Trump deputy.

So a lot of talk about, but the first news up this week is some big documents out of the IRS as a result of Judicial Watch FOIA

litigation. These documents show that a top McCain staffer suggested that Lois Learners IRS engage in

financially ruinous audits of political groups. It's pretty unbelievable stuff. I'm going to get into the details here.

So what was going on is that the IRS in 2013, just a few weeks before it was exposed that they were targeting conservative and

Tea Party groups with suppression by asking too many questions in their questionnaires in their applications in a way that were the questions that were both invasive and unnecessary and

Stalling and delaying the approval of those applications.

Just two weeks before, you have, we have documents showing there was a meeting with top IRS officials,

between top IRS officials and Senate officials in Senate staffers

for Senator Carl Levin, who's a Democrat from Michigan, and Senator John McCain who is the Republican senator from Arizona.

And these staffers Browbeat Lois Lerner and top IRS officials over their regulation of 501c4 groups, basically political groups.

The background on this is the Democrats and people like John McCain who have been on the side of the

left in terms of regulating government speech were furious when the Citizens

United case came down. You may recall Senator President Obama attacked the Supreme Court to its face during a State of the Union address over the Citizens United decision, which was a 5-4 decision that upheld the First

Amendment on the encroachments by the McCain-Feingold bill that would have

regulated the speech of entities engaged in political advocacy or talking about candidates and government officials.

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