11/27/20 FRI: Cry for JBP, Discrimination! Gen Flynn Rightly Pardoned

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The Hake Report, Friday, November 27, 2020 

• Trump cries fraud, and doesn’t stop! 

• Actor Rick Schroder helped bail out innocent Kyle "John Wick" Rittenhouse…

• Penguin Random House staffers literally cried over the new JBP book, RME! 

• Gen Flynn pardoned – he thanks God, his wife and family members, Sidney Powell. 

• Jonathan Turley has an interesting piece on Flynn

Also see Hake News from JLP's show today. 

CALLERS

• Earl from Michigan gets yelled at by James about “racial discrimination” and

• Ernest from San Antonio, TX says his twin sister and mother tried to push him to take in someone. He gives a parallel to the Kenosha incident at a BLM protest. 

• Killian from Boston, MA says Black Rifle Coffee Company owners and others are the enemies of Christians. 

• Mary from San Antonio, TX says Ann Coulter says she’s “glad” Trump “lost.” She wants us to support the Republicans in Georgia. 

• Art from Ohio tells an amusing story about Democrats on a (presumably fictional) bus to Disneyland. He says Trump 2020. 

• Jonathan from California tells a great story of meeting a South Carolina girl online, and realizing it’s better to wait for God to bring you a woman. 

• Joe from Phoenix, AZ says Germans had no valid complaint; he thinks Obama was not pro-abortion. 

• Maze from Dayton, OH thinks Rudy Giuliani should testify under oath so he can go to jail if he’s lying. 

TIME STAMPS

• 0:00 Stream start

• 1:19 What I'll cover

• 5:26 Kyle railroaded by libs

• 8:39 Fraud and idiots voting

• 12:46 Super Chats

• 14:46 Crying over Jordan Peterson

• 24:32 SJW employees

• 26:49 (Sorry about bad audio)

• 28:02 James asks about audio

• 29:22 Earl in MI

• 43:58 More Super Chats

• 45:11 Ernest in San Antonio, TX

• 53:17 Yet more Super Chats

• 58:48 Killian in Boston, MA

• 1:00:27 Break!

• 1:03:49 Gen Flynn pardoned

• 1:05:25 Mary from San Antonio, TX

• 1:16:08 How Gen Flynn got railroaded

• 1:25:19 Art in OH

• 1:30:16 More DLive support!

• 1:32:05 Jonathan in CA

• 1:33:40 Jonathan's GREAT message

• 1:37:34 Joe in Phoenix, AZ

• 1:47:19 Super Chats on commies

• 1:48:18 Maze in Dayton, OH

• 1:59:44 Jacinda Ardern

• 2:00:17 Thanks, all! 

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Trump cries fraud, and doesn’t stop

(Revolver video file)  Trump: “This election was a fraud … we’re like a third world country” … 

Some people say, “Trust the plan.” Cernovich said, “There is no plan.” 

I think that’s a good thing. 

An actor helped bail out Kyle Rittenhouse

Actor Rick Schroder helped bail out innocent Kyle "John Wick" Rittenhouse. He talked to the NY Post about it. Sleazy L.A. Slimes (shared by Yahoo News) wrote about it (writer Christie D'Zurilla). 

Jordan Peterson makes libs cry

Penguin Random House staffers literally cried over new JBP book, RME! (Vice, Fox News) 

Squeaky wheel employees are worse than these huge companies. Spotify employees hate Joe Rogan. Google employees hate Christians. Twitter employees hate Trump. 

Gen Flynn was pardoned

(Uncovered DC) A Personal Statement from General Flynn to America: Faith, Family, and Friendships 

He thanks God, and his wife and family members, and “the Guardian Angel of American Justice” Sidney Powell…

Every honest liberal says he was targeted and railroaded — from Michael Tracey to that lawyer professor guy who appears on Fox News, Jonathan Turley — very interesting article about his case. 

Liberal for Flynn

(Jonathan Turley) The Best Case For A Flynn Pardon May Be The Conduct Of The Court Rather Than The Defendant 

He writes: As someone who has long opposed Trump’s pardons of Trump associates like Roger Stone and  Joe Arpaio, I do not come easily to the idea of pardon for someone like Flynn. 

NOTE: I have no qualms about this. The whole attack on Trump is pure evil. 

…. Flynn was targeted due to his communications with Russian diplomats shortly before becoming national security adviser. There is nothing untoward, unlawful, or even uncommon in such meetings weeks before a new administration. Nevertheless, former FBI Director James Comey decided to send in agents to interview Flynn without the presence of the White House counsel. Comey later bragged that that he “probably wouldn’t have … gotten away with it” in other administrations, but he sent “a couple guys over” to question Flynn. Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates was irate at the move and described Comey as going “rogue” in the move.

Second, Comey himself reportedly told then President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden that the FBI thought the meetings with the Russians was “legit.” Moreover, at the interview, Flynn stated that he assumed that the agents already had a transcript of the conversations (which they did), and the two FBI agents did not believe that Flynn intentionally lied to them about the details of the conversations.

Third, the effort to criminally charge Flynn had fallen apart by the end of December 2016. On January 4, 2017, the FBI’s Washington Field Office issued a “Closing Communication” that said it was terminating “CROSSFIRE RAZOR” because it found no evidence of criminal conduct. They were prevented from closing the case by fired FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok, who expressed vehement opposition to Trump being elected as president. When the investigation collapsed, White House and FBI officials reportedly debated any other possible way to charge Flynn, including using the Logan Act which is widely viewed as unconstitutional (and has never been used to secure a single conviction against anyone). The Justice Department later charged Flynn and, after draining him of most of his money and threatening his son with prosecution, secured a plea to a single count of lying to federal investigators. (Yes, those same investigators who did not think that Flynn intentionally lied to them).

This barely scratches the surface of the irregular and abusive handling of the Flynn case.  However, while his lawyers made strong arguments in court, that alone would not justify a pardon from a president who has such a close personal and professional relationship with Flynn. Then came Judge Sullivan.

From the outset, Sullivan’s handling of the case was unsettling and irregular. This should have been a simple sentencing on a simple criminal count.  After all, Flynn cooperated with federal prosecutors and even uncooperative witnesses like Alex Van Der Zwaan received only 30 days in prison on a similar charge. However, in his first sentencing hearing, Sullivan blew up the proceedings with a bizarre diatribe. Using the flag in court as a prop, Sullivan falsely accused Flynn of being an “unregistered agent of a foreign country while serving as the national security adviser” who sold his country out. Sullivan even suggested Flynn should have been charged with treason, then suggested he might ignore any recommendations and send Flynn to jail when he declared, “I cannot assure you that if you proceed today, you will not receive a sentence of incarceration. I am not hiding my disgust and my disdain.”

Sullivan apologized for some of his comments, but Flynn wisely waited on sentencing. There would be two more sentencing hearings. Each time, Sullivan lashed out at the Trump Administration and refused to issue a final order. The Justice Department later filed to drop the prosecution entirely. Yet, Sullivan again refused and took the extraordinary step of inviting former judge John Gleeson to argue against dismissal of the case.  As a judge, Gleeson was himself reversed for usurping the role of prosecutors–acting (according to the Second Circuit) in a way that “would be to turn the presumption of regularity on its head.” Sullivan even suggested that he might charge Flynn himself with perjury.

Sullivan’s conduct led a D.C. panel to order him to dismiss the case, in a scathing decision over his handling and the briefing of Gleeson. At the time, I wrote that the panel should be reversed because Sullivan had not issued a final decision. Later the D.C. Circuit reached the same conclusion and, without endorsing the conduct of Sullivan, sent the case back for final decision for Sullivan to do the right thing.

Instead, in September, Sullivan refused again to issue a final ruling and stated that he “still has questions” about the case. Indeed, in the hearing, Sullivan asked about whether a Biden Justice Department might be able to reinstate the case.  It left the troubling appearance that Sullivan was prosecutor shopping, delaying the case until after an expected Biden electoral victory. With a Biden Justice Department, Sullivan still might be able to sentence Flynn.

….He was charged with lying about something that was not even a crime. We have a case where the prosecutors have declared that there is insufficient evidence for a charge but the judge refuses to let the defendant out of his courtroom after years of delay. Sullivan is continuing to hold on to a case that prosecutors have sought to dismiss since May. There is still no end in sight. … 

NZ PM Jacinda Ardern

(NY Post) New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern set to declare climate emergency 

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