Epstein Secrets

r and the census show that the West Wing is fully in control of Justice. "The fear is that Trump doesn't even need to say it out loud anymore." BY CHRIS SMITH Sally Yates tried to warn us. Way back in January 2017, at the end of the very first week of the Trump administration, the new president signed an

the career men and women who are devoted to seeking justice day in and day out," Yates wrote in a New York Times op-ed published in July 2017. Two Julys later, Trump's politicization of the DOJ is gaining new momentum and depth. The president's choice of William Barr as attorney general, and Barr's e

r and the census show that the West Wing is fully in control of Justice. "The fear is that Trump doesn't even need to say it out loud anymore." BY CHRIS SMITH Sally Yates tried to warn us. Way back in January 2017, at the end of the very first week of the Trump administration, the new president signed an

the career men and women who are devoted to seeking justice day in and day out," Yates wrote in a New York Times op-ed published in July 2017. Two Julys later, Trump's politicization of the DOJ is gaining new momentum and depth. The president's choice of William Barr as attorney general, and Barr's e

r and the census show that the West Wing is fully in control of Justice. "The fear is that Trump doesn't even need to say it out loud anymore." BY CHRIS SMITH Sally Yates tried to warn us. Way back in January 2O17, at the end of the very first week of the Trump administration, the new president signed an

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