Barr talks about the police and Soros funded prosecutors

https://video.foxnews.com/v/6117441020001

Attorney General William Barr has warned that liberal billionaire George Soros has been bankrolling radical prosecutor candidates in cities across the country.

In an interview that aired Friday on "The Story," Barr said that the Hungarian-American activist is likely relying on the routinely low turnout in local primary elections to help his candidates win.

"There's this recent development [where] George Soros has been coming in, in largely Democratic primaries where there has not been much voter turnout and putting in a lot of money to elect people who are not very supportive of law enforcement and don't view the office as bringing to trial and prosecuting criminals but pursuing other social agendas," Barr told Martha MacCallum.

"They have started to win in a number of cities and they have, in my view, not given the proper support to the police."

Barr warned that if the trend continues, it will lead to more violent crime. However, he pushed back on claims police officers will "withdraw" from communities that elect or install left-wing prosecutors who are not amenable to normal policing.

Instead, Barr said the process of electing these prosecutors will likely cause law enforcement officers to consider whether the leadership in their municipality "has their back."

"They can either stop policing or they can move to a jurisdiction more hospitable," he said. "We could find ourselves in a position that communities that are not supporting the police may not get the police protection they need."

Last month, two Virginia prosecutorial candidates ousted incumbents in local Democratic primaries – after Soros' Justice and Public Safety PAC poured nearly a million dollars into their campaigns.

He backed Parisa Dehghani-Tafti to beat Arlington County Commonwealth's Attorney Theo Stamos, and supported former Justice Department employee Steve Descano in his race against Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Raymond Morrogh. Campaign finance reports show Dehghani-Tafti received $583,000 and Descano received $392,000 just from that PAC. Meanwhile, Stamos and Morrogh raised $162,000 and $242,000, respectively, for their entire campaigns.

The money gave Tafti and Descano a significant financial advantage over the incumbents, despite their lack of experience. The Washington Post reported that while the two challengers have never prosecuted a case in a state court, they beat candidates with more than 60 years of experience between them.

Both were also boosted by Democratic former Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who said Stamos and Morrogh had pushed back against his effort to restore voting rights of convicted felons after they serve their time. But supporters of the incumbents said the role that money played was significant.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/ag-barr-soros-funded-democratic-prosecutor-candidates-will-lead-to-increased-crime-police-department-vacancies

Tucker’s monologue,

Tucker Carlson: After 3 years of screeching about the moral necessity of impeachment – Now Dems don't want it

https://video.foxnews.com/v/6117203844001

Now, you can mock the mindless conformity of what you just saw. But honestly, you’ve got to admire the discipline that a moment like that must have required.

Don’t worry – it was never about saving the republic or preserving the Constitution or any of that heavy stuff we told you before. Those long speeches about the framers? Just kidding, say Democrats

These are people, by and large, with disorganized and chaotic personal lives. That’s why they're leftists in the first place – because they’re deeply unhappy. They don’t make their beds. They hate their dads.

But when it comes to political talking points, suddenly they’re Germanic in their efficiency.

For a moment Wednesday night, though, the mask slipped. When the impeachment resolution finally passed, onlookers began to cheer. Pelosi had to remind them to shut up. "Yay!" "Shhh … Ixnay on the eering-chay."

The Washington Post had trouble with that message, too. They just couldn’t keep a straight face after Wednesday night’s vote went through. The newspaper’s "congressional reporting team" went out to dinner to celebrate what they called, "Merry Impeachmas."

That’s the one holiday they celebrate. The Post tweeted about it but later deleted the tweet. Apparently, it wasn’t solemn enough – Pelosi’s orders.

By Thursday morning, though, the embargo on authentic emotion had finally ended. The mission had been accomplished, and Democrats were finally allowed to break character and be themselves, if only briefly.

Barron is 13 years old and taller than his Dad!

President Trump lands in Florida and steps off Air Force One with Melania, Barron and Ivanka to begin their family Christmas in Mar-a-Lago - while his impeachment trial hangs in limbo in D.C.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7815917/President-Trump-leaves-White-House-Melania-Barron-Ivanka-head-Mar-Lago-holiday.html

Anons I wonder how many days in jail we’d get if we did the same thing? Remember they want to lock up Flynn for years lying to the FBI

Ex-FBI analyst gets seven days in jail after illegally accessing the emails of anti-Mueller conspiracy theorist before handing screenshots to the media

Mark Tolson, 60, pleaded guilty in a federal court to one misdemeanor count of accessing without authorization the email account of lobbyist Jack Burkman

Burkman grew in prominence for a string of conspiracy theories he's looked into with the help of Jacob Wohl

Sarah Gilbert Fox, the defendant's wife, worked for the lobbyist from October 2017 to early summer 2018 and had access to his emails

Tolson learned in October that Burkman was planning a press conference where he would claim that special counsel Mueller committed sexual assault

He took photos of emails from Burkman's account, sharing them with both the press and with his superiors

Tolson was sentenced to seven days in jail

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7815579/Ex-FBI-analyst-gets-7-days-jail-accessing-emails-anti-Mueller-conspiracy-theorist.html

>>7580902

Ok baker should take it down, didn’t know

>>7580852

Donald Trump's controversial senior aide Stephen Miller calls accusations he is a white nationalist 'anti-Semitic' and says it's part of a Democrat plot to 'demonize' him

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7815767/Stephen-Miller-angrily-calls-accusations-white-nationalist-anti-Semitic.html

>>7580868

Agreed, do you guys see the intense light around him too?

>>7580886

It’s always good to find another Q patriot, now when I talk to someone I don’t know, I ask the “do you know Q”? Some funny reactions one guy said no, but that’s sounds funny!

>>7580940

Great pictures of the family, I’m confused about saying we don’t meme him, I didn’t meme him, so don’t that mean I can’t post a picture and make a comment that Barron is tall?

I agree about the future president

>>7580904

Yeah this thing where the government refuses to prosecute their own for something so illegal, even the judge said he’s lucky:

On November 1, 2018, Tolson emailed an FBI official and requested a meeting to discuss an 'urgent' matter. Meeting later that day, Tolson handed the official an envelope with the emails and stated that they might be 'illegal.'

Tolson left the FBI and agreed to forfeit two phones and two computers to avoid contact with Burkman.

He was sentenced to seven days in jail and a $500 fine on Friday, according to Politico.

At sentencing, Tolson declared that he acted out of a desire 'to protect Director Mueller' from the false allegations.

'It was because of the press conference, your honor,' he said.

This is actually a very serious offense,' U.S. District Court Judge Leonie Brinkema said. 'You're lucky. Your wife is lucky. The government could have prosecuted her as well

>>7580966

P>>7580972

Guise I was just posting pictures of the family and pointing out the height of the boy, no memes, no disrespect, just awe

>>7580983

>>7580995

Kekkkinng hard

>>7581004

Fantastic and possible. There was a debate in the Bible when “Jesus ask who say you is Jon the Baptist?”

And they answered, “John the Baptist. But others say, Elijah, and others, that one of the prophets of old has risen.”

Many biblical scholars and researchers say that the idea of reincarnation was removed from the Bible by the council of Nicea that banned and anathametized many older books if the Bible

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>>7581058

So the narrator is Ronald Reagan right?

>>7581098

That’s freaky there

>>7581151

notable