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May 30, 2013

Fake flowers and the pretend White House press corps By: Hugh Hewitt Here is what Attorney General Eric Holder testified to when, while under oath, he was asked about the Department of Justice’s investigations of journalists and national security leaks: “In regard to potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material: This is not something I’ve ever been involved in, heard of, or would think would be a wise policy.” NBC investigative reporter Michael Issikof has reported that the attorney general signed the application for the warrant authorizing surveillance of Fox News reporter James Rosen and that the warrant application included an affidavit from an FBI agent who asserted “here is probable cause to believe that the reporter has committed a violation” of the Espionage Act “at the very least, either as an aider, abettor and/or co-conspirator of Mr. Kim.” Shameful Democrats Rush to Defense of Their IRS Political Partners By: 60 Plus Association The 60 Plus Association, the nation’s largest conservative seniors organization and acknowledged alternative to the liberal AARP today scolded Democrats for using the IRS to attack political opponents, and continuing to defend their corrupt and illegal behavior on Capitol Hill. During hearings this week Senate Democrats defended the IRS against charges of criminal wrongdoing and political payback, saying they were merely confused about applying the law in the wake of the Citizens United Supreme Court case. Bill Bennett Bill spoke with Steve Sanetti of NSSF about the latest gun rights and legislation developments. Mike Gallagher Mike talks about Governor Chris Christie's true political intentions in regards to working with Obama. Dennis Prager One of the big lies of the Left is that we are “killing Muslims.” No, we are defending those Muslims who want freedom from Muslims who want to kill them. Michael Medved Michael discusses why most Americans Say Religion Is Losing Influence in U.S. Hugh Hewitt Hugh talks to woman callers about Congresswoman Michele Bachmann’s decision to retire. Greg Clugston White House Correspondent SRN Correspondent Greg Clugston keeps you informed about all the news coming from the White House. Linda Kenyon Capitol Hill Correspondent (Senate) Reporting from Capitol Hill, Linda Kenyon has updates on what's going on in the Senate. Wally Hindes Capitol Hill Reporter SRN Correspondent Wally Hindes reports the latest events from Capitol Hill. Reason.com How the Government Keeps Gas Prices High By: John Stossel Plan to drive more this summer? Annoyed by the price of gas? Complaining that oil companies rip you off? I say, shut up. Even if gas costs $4 per gallon, we should thank Big Oil. Think what they have to do to bring us gas. Oil must be sucked out of the ground, sometimes from war zones or deep beneath oceans. The drills now bend and dig sideways through as much as 7 miles of earth. What they discover must be pumped through billion-dollar pipelines and often put in monstrously expensive tankers to ship across the ocean. Foxnews.com Summer Swelters for Democrats By: Chris Stirewalt Scandalmania, which first broke out in fever and hives, has become a chronic condition. After the dizzy spells and night sweats, the political press and those they cover have realized that the agues of Obamaland will be with them for a long while. The president realized it from the first, which explains why he opted to move incrementally on the misdeeds in his administration rather than swinging hard into action to root out and punish wrongdoing. USA Today White House declines to comment on drone strike -- sort of By: David Jackson The White House is declining to comment on reports that a drone strike killed a leader of the Taliban in Pakistan — but made clear it relishes the prospect. White House spokesman Jay Carney said that, if the reports of Waliur Rehman's death are true, "it's worth noting that his demise would deprive" the Pakistani Taliban of "its second-in-command and chief military strategist." Confessions of a former IRS commissioner Washington wages war against Fox News Pressure mounting on Attorney General Eric Holder Man accused of killing UK soldier appears in court Greek right pressured on racism law US economy grew 2.4 percent in first quarter China says US hacking claims faulty Cops: Letters to NYC mayor test positive for ricin