Kudlow: There is a deep state
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow reacts to the FBI raiding former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in the opening monologue of ‘Kudlow.’
The FBI raided former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in an outrageous unprecedented search yesterday.
"Prosecutorial misconduct," as the former president called it. Nothing like this ever before in history. A third-world country type of action. Political persecution.
I think the radical Democratic Party is hell-bent on doing anything they can to prevent Donald Trump from running again for president and from winning. I think this is the singular motive for the kangaroo court January 6 committee hearings, and I think the politicized Justice Department under Merrick Garland is on the same page.
The FBI agents indiscriminately rifled through his papers. They even cracked open his safe. This is not the sort of thing we expect in America.
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A Mar-A-Lago security member at former President Donald Trump’s house at Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. (Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images) I'm not a lawyer, but I wonder about a Fourth Amendment violation — that would be unreasonable searches and seizure by the government. Seems to me a subpoena would've been appropriate, not an early-dawn invasion. The White House is denying any knowledge of this action, but I don't believe them. No, I don't have any direct evidence. But from my experience as a former senior White House staffer, a major impact action like this from the Justice Department more than likely would've been cleared, at a minimum, or would have been made known, to the chief of staff and the President's council. At a minimum. You get my gist. Like most Americans, I believe that the vast majority of FBI agents are hardworking honest patriots. But the events of recent years suggest that unfortunately the same cannot be said for the upper bureaucratic echelon of the FBI, where left-wing politics have played a big role. Of course, political appointees dominate the top of the Justice Department. And that is why I believe that our law enforcement is being weaponized against conservative leaders. Now, here's a tweet from Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin on this subject: "A stunning move by the DOJ and FBI. This same DOJ labeled parents in Loudoun County as terrorists and failed to enforce federal law to protect Justices in their homes. Selective, politically motivated actions have no place in our democracy." There is a deep state bureaucracy in Washington, D.C. that is subverting our cherished institutions in favor of their radical leftist views. We are losing the rule of law and Americans are losing confidence in almost everything that has to do with the D.C. swamp. STUART VARNEY: TRUMP'S MAR-A-LAGO RAID 'SURE SEEMS LIKE POLITICAL BIAS' National Review Institute Senior Fellow Andy McCarthy discusses the FBI raid at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home and the impact on the Department of Justice. Whatever one may think of Donald Trump, I'll bet the majority of Americans believe the Justice Department and the FBI have stepped way over the line in this outrageous action against Trump. And you know what? It will backfire. Also, this politicized lawlessness is yet another example of the regulatory overreach of big government socialism. Look at the winners in this pathetic Schumer-Manchin reconciliation bill. Not ordinary working folks. There's no inflation reduction. There's no anti-recession growth. There's no deficit reduction. There's not even any curbs on global warming. The winners are the regulatory octopus agencies like the EPA destroying fossil fuels, or the IRS destroying small businesses, or the health care bureaucrats with price controls on life-saving drugs. It's pathetic. Congress is giving more and more power to central planners who are jamming their ideological agenda down the throats of the rest of us. There's no economic opportunity in that awful bill. It's part of the campaign to end free market capitalism and the 250-year American tradition of a free economic system. Bianco Research President Jim Bianco, Fundstrat Global Advisors Managing Director Mark Newton and eToro US Investment Analyst Callie Cox discuss the state of the economy, the bear market and the crypto rebound. Donald Trump is not about to roll over and accept any of this. Recently he has given two excellent policy speeches — at the America First Policy Institute conference in Washington and the CPAC conference in Dallas, Texas. Trump is laying down a predicate for the Republican Party's agenda to win the midterm elections in November and capture the White House in 2024. He is talking about shutting down the border, stopping crime, restoring public safety, ending inflation, preventing cashless bail, death penalty for drug dealers, stop and frisk for criminals, restore our military strength, tough on China, Russia, and Iran, abolishing the critical race theories of the Education Department. All of these successful Trump economic policies to cut taxes, deregulate, and promote energy independence that gave us the best prosperity in many generations have been reversed by the Bidens. Mr. Trump intends to restore those policies that provided record increases in average family incomes, record low unemployment for minority groups, reduced poverty and declining inequality across the board for all groups. He recognizes that we are a nation temporarily in decline. In his recent video he pledges to fight for hardworking patriots who will save America. "There is no mountain we cannot climb, there is no summit we cannot reach, there is no challenge we cannot meet.." And he concludes by saying that "the tyrants we are fighting do not stand even a little chance because we are Americans — and Americans kneel to God and God alone. And it is time to start talking about greatness for our country again." CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP The Hill editor-in-chief Bob Cusack discusses if the FBI’s search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home is an abuse of power on ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast.’ In other words, the cavalry's coming. This article is adapted from Larry Kudlow's opening commentary on the August 9, 2022, edition of "Kudlow." Source: Read Full Article
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