THE BIG WHITE HOUSE MEETING

So, the top dogs from the intelligence agencies and a couple of Congressmen got together with John Kelly and Rod Rosenstein at the White House yesterday for a tea and greet party.  Of course, Rosenstein immediately apologized for the many failures of the Department of Justice to come clean and he promptly plopped 130,000 pages of unredacted documents Congress has been requesting onto the conference table, and everybody there was so happy.  Okay, so I'm as drunk as a skunk; so what?  One question: How long are we going to let this farce go on? 

Well, the NFL is supposedly finally laying down the law to teams and players and will require them to stand and "show respect" for the flag and the anthem while on the field.  The players union, however, is showing every sign of responding with an "up yours."  As far as I'm concerned, they can all go play with their balls in Venezuela or North Korea.

Now that Barack and Michelle have signed a multi-year deal with Netflix, word is that subscribers are leaving in droves.  My prediction?  Netflix will be up for sale before the end of the year... cheap.

Democrats don't want anybody calling MS-13 members "animals" because they need the votes.

I guess that President Trump and "Rocket Man" are no longer pen pals... 

A Jet Blue passenger plane had to return to the Buffalo airport because it's engine struck a bird.  I think it should be against the law for planes to fly within 5,000 feet of a bird.  By the way, I'm running as a Democrat for Congress. 

A patron in a Florida MacDonald's has been arrested for going after a group of customers and screaming for them to "get out of my country."  Personally, I second that motion. 

Rush has a good question: If the purpose of planting government spies in the Trump campaign was to ferret out any Russian intervention in the election, why weren't similar spies planted into the Clinton campaign?  Sorry, Mr. Clapper, but you've been caught in your own web of lies and spins. 

Senator Tom Udall, a Dem from New Mexico, suggested that President Trump's foreign policies might be dictated by his personal conflicts of interest.  When Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called that idea "bizarre," Udall thundered, "You don't want to answer it, then? You just want to describe it as bizarre and not give me an answer?"  Somebody needs to throw the jerk on an ant pile. 

TODAY'S QUOTE:  
"Sometimes, I think all members of Congress are infested with gross stupidity, diarrhea and dry rot." ~ The Unknown Scribbler