Tuesday Afternoon Update: Lindsey Graham Defends Biden, Report Says Pence Has Classified Docs, Corruption In Ukraine?

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Lindsey Graham defends Biden

In the midst the fallout of the classified documents scandal President Joe Biden received a support statement from his friend Republican Senator Lindsey Graham. Graham stated that he had no suspicions of any wrongdoing on the part the president.

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Classified Docs Found At Pence’s Home

On Tuesday, Mike Pence’s former Vice President was represented by an attorney announced The classified documents were also discovered in Pence’s Indiana home. Pence’s attorney said that his team notified the National Archives of the documents on January 18 after the discovery two days prior. The National Archives informed the FBI about the discovery, and they searched the house last Thursday. This was according to protocol. Sources told CNN that the documents appear to have been inadvertently packed up from his vice presidential office and transported to his home without Pence’s knowledge.

Another California Mass Shooting leaves 7 Dead Monday

Seven people were killed in a shooting spree that occurred in Half Moon Bay (California) on Monday. Another person was also injured. The suspect, a 66 year-old farmer worker, is said to have opened fire at other migrants at two different locations. The shooting may have been committed by law enforcement officials. “workplace violence” — and that the suspect was employed at the first location, formerly known as the Mountain Mushroom Farm.

Republicans Vow To Investigate Penn Biden Center And Hunter’s Artwork

James Comer (R.KY), Chairman of the Republican House Oversight Committee said this week that he intends to investigate donations to the Penn Biden Center, as well as who is purchasing Hunter Biden’s artwork as part of a probe into the Biden family’s financial ties. Comer has already requested documents and other information from the White House and University of Pennsylvania. Janet Yellen is also a Treasury Secretary. He is planning more requests in the future and said he’s willing to subpoena information if he must.

DOJ Sues Google

The Department of Justice sued Google over the company’s dominance in the digital advertising space. The DOJ’s lawsuit is the latest in a series of antitrust cases made against the company by federal and state government entities.

Trial Begins For Mark Houck, The Catholic Pro-Life Activist Biden’s DOJ Wants Behind Bars

Mark Houck, Catholic father-of-7 and pro-life activist, is being tried. arrested The FBI began last Tuesday. Houck is accused in violation of the FACE act. He allegedly shoved the clinic escort down after it allegedly harassed his son. Houck could face 11 years behind bars as well as hundreds of thousands in fines, if convicted. Houck’s attorney has made it clear “political prosecution.”

FDA Examines New COVID Guidelines

FDA is looking at simplified COVID vaccine guidelines. This is the recommendation healthy adults Children get one shot per year. A panel of experts in vaccines will review the proposal on Thursday.

Four Illegal Aliens Charged With Stealing Thousands From NYC Macy’s

Four migrants bused to New York City from Texas were arrested for allegedly stealing more than $12,000 in items from Macy’s. After being tracked down by Nassau County Police, the migrants were taken into custody. The migrants allegedly fled the crime scene in a BMW 2006 with a fake license plate.

Taylor Swift Protest At U.S. Capitol

Taylor Swift fans protested Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee conducted a hearing at the Capitol into Live Nation’s inability to compete in the ticketing market. After years of complaints about high fees, murky resale practices, this hearing was held at the Capitol today. This is the so-called “Swifties” are the company’s most vocal critics. Several attorneys general in several states have launched consumer protection inquiries. Many legislators called for Ticketmaster’s demise. Hundreds of Swift fans have also sued the company for antitrust violations and fraud.

Oscar Nominations Announced

Oscar nominated were announced today in Los Angeles. Here are some nods to blockbuster movies. “Everything Everywhere All at Once” With 11, including a Best Picture nomination, had the most nominations. The following are the other nominees for that category: “All Quiet on the Western Front,” “Avatar: The Way of Water,” “Elvis,” “The Fabelmans,” “Triangle of Sadness,” “Women Talking,” “Top Gun: Maverick.” The awards show will take place on March 12.

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