News deck. Shepard our reporting begins in the commonwealth of virginia where another day, another racist revelation involving yet another politician. A new one today. Scandals are rocking the capital and the commonwealths top three democrats are fighting to keep their jobs. The Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax hiring the same legal team that represented the Supreme Court Justice Brett kavanaugh when he also faced a sex assault accusation. This all comes after the Lieutenant Governor accused the Lieutenant Governors accuser hired the same lawyers who represented Justice Kavanaughs accuser dr. Christine blasey ford. Fox news has learned fairfaxs accuser apparently tried to tip off a virginia congressman about her story a year ago but it didnt go anywhere. More on that in a moment. Meantime the governor, Ralph Northam still refuses to step down over the racist yearbook photo and his admission that he dressed in blackface for a dance contest in the 1980s and even before that the attorne
Lewandowski told mueller that he never delivered the message and stored the note in a safe in his home. The president met with lewandowski again in july of 2017 and asked for an update. According to the Mueller Report. At that meeting President Trump said that if sessions would not meet with lewandowski, then lewandowski should tell sessions that he was fired. Of course since these men lewandowski had no role in government, he could not do that, and he did not. Instead he told Robert Mueller that a former Sessions Senate aide would deliver the message. He did not either. Corey lewandowski never work for the white house and does not have immunity from testifying before the committee today. Still, the president told him not to say anything that was not in the Mueller Report. Democrats contend that that is continuing the president s pattern of obstructing justice. Republicans insisted that the questions have been asked and answered. John roberts is live at the white house for us this afte
In December we picked up a beautiful three year old male King Shepard in Martinsville and brought him to North Battleford where he has since been adopted. We repeated that process later in December and picked up a three year old female German Shepard. She too has been adopted in the Battlefords. Finally, on Christmas Day, we delivered two German Shepard pups to Saskatoon where they will be fostered until they are old enough to be adopted. These simple efforts provide significant help to the Humane Society, give us something to do during the pandemic and gives to us an amazing feeling of satisfaction.