Sean Davis

Anyone in the chat think they should be getting special access? Why not give a seat to Breitbart? Why not? They got the stories right on the Russia hoax and elsewhere.

Why not give it to the Sean Davis' crew at The Federalist? How about, uh, [laughs] how about us? I, I, I don't wanna self-praise things.

However, not a bad idea.

Why not give it...

And CNN, MS Now, Politico have been kicked out of the White House and all pandemonium is breaking loose, and one of the best news guys in the business is here to help us unpack that story and more.

Sean Davis, CEO, co-founder of The Federalist.

Sean, welcome back.

Um, you, you know, as far as I know, you have not been kicked out of the White House, not that, uh, I know you to be a man that attends the White House very frequently, but nevertheless, you have staffers.

Amen.

Sean, you know it better than most.

We're gonna turn our attention to Nicole Hannah-Jones and Colin Kaepernick because, you know, what's a weekend without, uh, accusing America of racism again? All right, Sean, Sean Davis from The Federalist, uh, one of the best newsmen in the, in the business.

Best commentators in the business too.

Um, but actually staying in the Middle East, on Friday there was a classified document dump from the CIA of all kinds of memos and, uh, declassified government records from the Clinton administration through the Bush, Bush administration leading up to 9/11 and shortly after 9/11.

And there was a memo, uh, Sean Davis at The Federalist found this one and pointed it out, from May 22nd of 2001, wherein the president was being told that Bin Laden's Al-Qaeda organization and the two Egyptian groups previously have considered taking hostages, possibly including hijackings, um, and Al-Qaeda has trained personnel in kidnapping techniques.

Catherine Herridge found another one from 1998, so that's the Clinton administration, a deal- a declassified president's daily briefing.

"The system was already blinking red," Catherine wrote, "Under President Clinton, intelligence indicated Bin Laden was preparing to hijack a US aircraft.

I think that's a great place to leave it.

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Here's what I love about Joe.

He was writing for, uh, Sean Davis' The Federalist, just putting up articles as he had them.

I don't think he was getting paid.

His job was a rigger [chuckles] for country music acts in Nashville and these big...

This is not something you should be boasting about to some journalist.

As The Federalist's Sean Davis pointed out on X, this may have been in violation of Judge William Sullivan's jury instructions.

Here is what the judge told them before they started deliberating.

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