Good Wednesday morning.

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

The president and first lady deliver remarks at the Rx Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit in Atlanta, Georgia

IMPORTANT: Former FBI Official Admits Hillary Clinton Emails Were Found in Obama White House

The presidential harassment beat

Yesterday, I wrote about the ex-WH official who ignored a harassing subpoena from House Oversight. Now the IRS has followed suit.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin left little doubt Tuesday that the administration will reject a congressional request for President Donald Trump’s tax returns by a self-imposed May 6 target for a “final decision,” setting the stage for a legal battle that will test the limits of congressional oversight.

This is all part of an agreement among the House committees to harass the president.

In a letter to House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings, Jordan demanded answers about why the Maryland Democrat’s execution of a nonpublic “Memorandum of Understanding” with Financial Services Chairwoman Maxine Waters, D-Calif., and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., never came up with Republicans. Jordan, the top Oversight Committee Republican, said the issue was never broached with GOP members until he found out.

Jordan revealed:

Cummings vowed to share House Oversight Committee information with Waters in the covert agreement, even though doing so could conflict with House rules. Jordan said the agreement with Waters stipulated Cummings would consult her before issuing a subpoena.

All these subpoenas and investigations are a corruption of government power. It is a perversion of the authority bestowed on these rotten elected representatives to use the force of government to personally attack a political adversary or to undermine the president for political gain. If you don’t understand what kind of war has been waged by the Democrats, you aren’t paying attention.

What about the people who gave the House of Representatives to the Democrats? What have the Democrats delivered? Not a damn thing.

Related:

House asks court to block Trump’s border wall before it starts next month

CRISIS: Trump snubs gutter media’s self-celebration festival

The folks who have lied and smeared Trump in front of America for almost three years will not be getting a visit from the president at the yearly event where they celebrate themselves.

Brian Stelter, commonly known as “Tater” among social media denizens, is up in arms, calling the snub an “attack against the media.” That’s a feature not a bug, Tater.

“Look, it’s yet another example of what we’re seeing- the administration’s attack against the media. It takes many forms,” Stelter told CNN’s Brooke Baldwin.

Related:

Beltway, First Amendment in crisis as White House boycotts WHCA dinner

Trump demands New York Times apologize for Russia probe coverage

Trump complained to Twitter CEO over losing followers

CNN’s Brian Stelter: Trump’s Boycott of WHCD is an ‘Attack Against the Media’

Brilliant: let the jailed, violent felons vote

What on earth? Have I missed the growing demand for letting those who have committed crimes against society cast a vote in our elections? Rapists, murderers, sexual assaulters, and pedophiles? It makes no sense to stand on this platform. Usually, politicians poll and focus group potential policy decisions. I can’t imagine the campaign tested this idea out.

Violent felon voting proponent Bernie is not backing down.

“Yes, I did get to speak to some voters, but I do want to say Bernie Sanders just wrapped up an event and he is not backing down from the issue at all,” NBC reporter Shaquille Brewster said. “I spoke a to senior campaign official who told me this is something the campaign plans to lean directly into. They see this as an opportunity to educate people on the Reconstruction Era of restrictions on felons’ ability to vote.”

“This is something that this official told me that really is going to expand on with hard substantive policy as they go to South Carolina,” Brewster continued.

Kamala, who initially said she thought we should “have a conversation” about letting incarcerated felons vote, has stepped back a bit.

Clean-up in the Town Hall Aisle: A day after saying she welcomed a “conversation” about inmates voting in jail, @KamalaHarris said today: “Do I think that people who commit murder, people who are terrorists should be deprived of their rights? Yeah, I do. I’m a prosecutor.” — Jeff Zeleny (@jeffzeleny) April 24, 2019

Sounds like Kamala polled and focus-grouped the topic.

Related:

Report: Bernie’s campaign planning to “lean directly into” message about letting prisoners vote

Bernie and Kamala Remind Americans That Terrorists Are People Too

Your daily WTF:

Pa. Trio Sentenced to Decades in Prison for Having Sex with 9 Horses, a Cow, a Goat and Dogs

Other morsels:

More than 350 now dead in Sri Lanka Easter attacks

Comey And Wife Donate To Klobuchar’s Campaign

French Government, Media Largely Silent About Rising Church Vandalism, Christian Watchdog Group Director Says

Buttigieg-Appointed Police Chiefs Faced Multiple Accusations of Racism From Black Cops

Kim Foxx staffers continue to resign

Good. Florida court rules against Parkland sheriff

Student Slaps Apple With $1 Billion Suit, Blames Facial Recognition Software For False Arrest

Change.org Suppresses Jewish Watchdog’s Petition Questioning Loyalty Of Ilhan Omar And Rashida Tlaib

Beer and cigarette makers join the pot lobbying parade

Oregon judge says he’ll block Trump’s abortion rule

Thank G-d! Boy thrown from mall balcony has ‘zero brain damage,’ says pastor

This sounds truly disgusting. Coca-Cola touts Coke Coffee as a wake-me-up drink

Adult children are costing many parents their retirement savings

University of Maryland Jewish group slams BDS vote scheduled for Passover

Kim looks to Russia as sanctions bite North Korea’s economy

Driver deliberately drives into crowd in California, injuring 8: police

Smollett’s attorney rejects media’s request to unseal court docs: report

Former pharmaceutical company execs hit with drug trafficking charges

Militia group agrees to leave their encampment in New Mexico near US border

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