Politics

Los Angeles’ Democratic  Mayor Eric Garcetti called the actions of protestors gathered outside a hospital treating two law enforcement officers who were ambushed and shot on Saturday “abhorrent,” while offering up his prayers for a speedy recovery for the wounded sheriff’s deputies.
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Retired NFL player Burgess Owens explained why he is running for Utah’s 4th Congressional District, arguing that “the young people that I’ve been trying to fight for and give hope to do not have a chance in our country as long as the Democrats keep power.”
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden called the shooting of two sheriff’s deputies in Los Angeles “unconscionable” while President Trump called for a “fast trial” with the possibility of the death penalty on Sunday.
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Florida Lieutenant Gov. Jeanette Nunez said Joe Biden is falling behind in the polls among Florida Latinos because he does not stand for what the community values.
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House Intelligence Committee ranking member Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., is calling for former members of Robert Mueller’s team to be held accountable after it was discovered that many of them had their phones wiped under circumstances that have drawn questions from Republicans.
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The Cyber Guy Kurt Knutsson discusses the likeliness of the Mueller team’s phone being wiped clean of data on accident.
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Biden campaign senior policy adviser Jake Sullivan accused President Trump of failing to properly address the coronavirus pandemic in its early stages, while defending the Democratic presidential nominee’s decision to hold rallies after the CDC advised against it.
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The issue of Iran and its continued trade with the international community is expected to be a part of the president’s address to the United Nations General Assembly later this month.
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Trump campaign senior adviser Steve Cortes claims that the narrative that President Trump failed in his early response to the coronavirus pandemic is nothing more than a “myth” perpetuated by the media.
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Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani’s son may be following in his father’s footsteps, telling the New York Post that he may run for mayor in 2021.
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