8 chapters across the catalog
Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton is pressuring the Trump administration to release audio recordings of Joe Biden’s interview with the special counsel. While a transcript was previously released, critics argue it was edited to obscure Biden's cognitive state. The Justice Department has requested until May 20th to determine its position on releasing the full audio files.
HHS Vaccine Promotion Campaign, Judicial Watch FOIA
Judicial Watch obtained 249 pages of documents via FOIA detailing the Biden administration's $10 billion campaign to promote COVID-19 vaccines. The plan included "earned media" strategies, partnerships with Hollywood writers, and attempts to place "trusted messengers" on the Joe Rogan Experience. The documents reveal extensive outreach to social media influencers, clergy, and daytime talk show hosts to encourage public vaccination.
Tom Fitton Judicial Watch, Hillary Clinton Emails
Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch criticized Attorney General Bill Barr and the Justice Department for failing to hold Hillary Clinton accountable for her deleted emails. Despite numerous lawsuits and Freedom of Information Act requests, Fitton claims the government remains corrupt and protective of political elites.
COVID-19 Death Count Accuracy, Judicial Watch, and Reclassification Scandals
The accuracy of the official COVID-19 death toll is questioned, with claims that the numbers are being overcounted for financial or political reasons. A report from Colorado highlights a case where a man died of alcohol poisoning with a blood alcohol level of .55, yet was classified as a COVID-19 death. Judicial Watch is reportedly filing FOIA requests regarding Dr. Anthony Fauci and the NIH to investigate potential mismanagement and shady business practices.
Judicial Watch Authorized to Depose Hillary Clinton
A federal court has authorized Judicial Watch to take a sworn deposition from Hillary Clinton regarding her private email server and Benghazi-related records. Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton announced the ruling as a major victory for transparency. The hosts express skepticism that the deposition will lead to significant legal consequences but acknowledge the persistence of the organization's lawsuits.
Judicial Watch, Hillary Clinton Email Discovery
Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch reported that the Justice Department continues to protect Hillary Clinton by opposing additional discovery regarding her private email server and the Benghazi incident. Fitton argued that the "Russiagate" investigation was a diversion intended to suppress the Clinton email scandal. The segment expresses skepticism toward Attorney General William Barr's willingness to prosecute high-level corruption from the previous administration.
Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, discusses the Awan brothers scandal involving Pakistani IT workers in the House of Representatives. Fitton argues that the Republican majority has failed to police criminal activity within the House and suggests the scandal may involve national security threats. The discussion highlights the lack of mainstream media coverage on the investigation.
Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch discusses the legal battle to release 52 photos of Osama bin Laden's death and burial. The segment critiques CNN's Brooke Baldwin for her questioning style, which suggested that wanting to see the photos was a "crackpot" conspiracy theory despite FOIA requirements for government transparency.
