we just do not know how long it might last and when it might get here. you are saying if it looks like it does which we don t want to but if it does, seems like the smaller businesses would be the ones who take the biggest hit. yes. small businesses are another bellwether for the tentacle first either on the upside or the downside. want to keep your eye on them very carefully. but mind you it is 28% is not the majority of the economy. there s a lot of positive possibilities. the negative story is the feds raising interest rates and that you have got covid disruptions to the supply chain around the world, fueling inflation of a war fueling inflation that is going to make the fed react. will the fed overreact? since the 1980s from the six times they began raising interest rates in response to a problem when it ended up four times in recession. that is the negative story. the positive story as well,
crimes are their investigation has revealed, and so, if there is true coordination, tim and his team can lead the team to the most relevant and important transcripts to give them a jump start and help to excise some of the fat that is potentially a side show or a side story. now, as to what they want, clearly, the department of justice is moving from january 6th backwards. so, they have the oath keepers. they have the proud boys. they have some of these violent domestic extremist groups, and a number of those defendants have cooperated. so, they ve probably given them some information about who their conduits are to the organizers and potentially to the white house. they ve also got the fake elector scheme, which is a separate tentacle. there s georgia. there s michigan. there s scott perry and his efforts to get involved with the
maybe give them a little bit of cover. as we go through. it s not unusual to have people who don t want to talk. the special purpose grand jury, though, when we talk about the powers that it has, it s like a federal grand jury. that s typically the difference between the state and federal system. the federal grand juries have investigative powers. state grand juries typically don t. most of the time there has to be an indictment laid on the table we call it, that is the charges have to be laid out and the grand jury votes on those charges. this is a case that the situation where the grand jury can sort of the say, look, it s like an octopus, this tentacle, i might want to move it around here, hear from this person, might want to do that, might want to think about this. have you thought about this crime, but that s not something that s anomaly when you compare it with the federal system. you just don t see it a lot in the state prosecutions at all. you see it sometimes, but not very oft
he wrote this do you seriously expect us to grovelment for approval from the same tentacle of the national security state and financial oligarchy is rated cnn as a highly credible news source and his board of a advisers is a grotesque galleryd of corporate propagandist spooksas g, documented liars, war criminals who have never faced a scintilla of accountability for their actions kind of overheated language. is it true ? yeah, every word of it. so when joe biden sensors come, that s the way you respond. heys up yours want some disinformation? here you go.al you re a free person in a free country and no law enforcement agency can ever tell you what to think or say.hi charlie heard is the opinion editor of the washington times, the man who lives by the first amendment. he joins us tonight. why are weedhehe puttingan up ws charlie hurt? i have no idea. it s s a great question. there was a time in this when you would have hadn republicans in congress and democrats in congress who would l