Good Tuesday morning.

Here is what’s on the president’s agenda today:

President Trump participates in a Cabinet meeting

The president has lunch with the Vice President

ImpeachmentTV: Let’s Get it On



We have three days of ImpeachmentTV tribunals this week. What’s on the menu today? For breakfast, we have Jennifer Williams and Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman. Williams is a foreign services officer detailed to Veep Pence. Vindman is the director of European Affairs at the National Security Council. Both of these props heard the July phone call between President Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky. In her audition/dry run Williams testified that the call was “unusual” and that it “shed some light on possible other motivations behind a security assistance hold.”

Vindman, who almost certainly squealed to fake whistleblower and Brennan bitch Eric Ciaramella so he could write a report to start the impeachment party, has secretly testified “there was no doubt” Trump was asking Zelensky for investigation in exchange for a White House visit. He also complained that the four professionals responsible for creating a call transcript would not let him make some edits, because he was certain that Zelensky mentioned Burisma because he “knew that the Biden reference was a reference to Burisma.”

Moving along to lunch, we have Tim Morrison and Kurt Volker. Volker was the former special envoy to Ukraine and Morrison was the top Russia adviser on the White House National Security Council. Volker was involved in conversations with Rudy Guiliani and testified the Ukraine “sucked into a domestic political debate in the U.S” is “extremely unfortunate for our policy with Ukraine.” Morrison was on the July call with Ukrainian President Zelensky and testified that he was “not comfortable with any idea that President Zelensky should allow himself to be involved in our politics.”

Related:

Schumer wants protections for Vindman, Cooper ahead of public testimony

Good. Pompeo declines to defend diplomats attacked by Trump

Impeachment inquiry enters most crucial stage with top witnesses on deck

Not really “witnesses,” dummy. Cuomo to Lemon: Witnesses all saying the same damn thing

Ron Johnson casts doubt on Vindman testimony, says NSC official fits ‘profile’ of Never-Trumper

Impeachment Hearings Should Be Postponed Due to New Development, Rep. Zeldin Says

Pelosi thinks it’s too “dangerous” to let voters decide who should be president

At least we are getting some honesty from the Left, who traditionally has concealed their tyrannical ambitions. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi wrote to her lunatic colleagues, “The weak response to these hearings has been, ‘Let the election decide.’ That dangerous position only adds to the urgency of our action, because POTUS is jeopardizing the integrity of the 2020 elections,” Pelosi explained. Really? How is he jeopardizing elections? Pelosi further claimed that the facts surrounding the case were “uncontested” which is absurd as most of the testimony is comprised of hearsay and gossip.

Related:

Swing state voter: I dislike Trump, but this is drastic

Rep. Dina Titus slams Trump at Nevada conference: ‘I’d like to impeach the bastard right now’

Make them talk about it. Democratic presidential field goes dark on impeachment

IG Horowitz to testify on December 11

Inspector General Horowtiz, who wrote a report on FISA abuse the public has yet to see, will testify before the Senate Judiciary run by Senator Lindsay Graham (R-S.C.). It’s important to note the date: December 11 because the FISA statute is set to expire on December 15 and I’m thinking we don’t even consider renewing this government-controlled panopticon until we see that report. Makes sense, right? Well, these weasels in Congress have written a temporary extension until March 2020 into the Continuing Resolution to fund the government. I guess that’s better just giving it the go ahead for a million more years but the time has come to seriously reconsider the government’s use of surveillance.

“I appreciate all the hard work by Mr. Horowitz and his team regarding the Carter Page [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] warrant application and the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign,” Graham said in a statement.

Horowitz was specifically tasked with investigating how the FISA court issued a snoop warrant (four times) on Carter Page and the Trump campaign.

Related:

DOJ inspector general scheduled to testify about Russia report

Did President Swallwell fart on MSNBC?

Swallwell denies it. If he did, it would be the smartest thing that’s ever come out of him. Here’s the video, you decide.

Other morsels:

Congress could depose IRS whistleblower who alleged interference in audit of Trump’s taxes

Iran downplays, demonizes protests amid internet shutdown

Louisiana government computers knocked out after ransomware attack

Cruz, Graham, and Cheney call on Trump to end all nuclear waivers for Iran

McCarthy Willing To Hold Hearings If ABC News Doesn’t Answer His Questions About Killed Epstein Story

Spotlight on Stefanik catapults quiet 2020 race onto the national stage

White House releases statement on Trump’s surprise visit to Walter Reed

‘Richard Jewell’ has serious inaccuracies, Atlanta Journal-Constitution editor says

Netanyahu pushed US policy change on settlements for months, report says

Wut. ‘Meth. We’re on it’ campaign rolls out in South Dakota to confusion, ridicule

Criminal charges expected this week against Epstein guards

Chick-fil-A will no longer fund organizations with anti-LGBTQ ties

Tense standoff: Hong Kong Polytechnic University becomes center of police protesters’ battle

Grand Valley State University Kills Pledge of Allegiance Tradition

Elizabeth Banks Blames Sexism for ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Flop

Chief justice orders delay in House fight for Trump records

And that’s all I’ve got, now go beat back the angry mob!