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Episode 35: Plots and Plans

Today on The McCarthy Report, Andy and Rich discuss Andrew McCabe, the pressure Trump is putting on the DOJ, the emergency declaration, and more.

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Episode 33: Investigation Influx

Andy and Rich discuss the flurry of House Democrats beginning investigations into the president, the SDNY inauguration-money investigation, and much more.

Episode 32: Rogue Sense of Honor

This week on The McCarthy Report, Andy and Rich discuss the rather theatrical arrest of Roger Stone and the likely outcome of his case.

Episode 30: Bombshells from Every Side

Today on The McCarthy Report, Andy and Rich discuss the FBI’s investigation of the president, the leaking of Bruce Ohr’s testimony, and much more.

Episode 29: The Looming Mueller Report

Today on The McCarthy Report, Rich and Andy discuss the heated border wall debate, Rod Rosenstein’s impending departure, and the ever-present Mueller report.

Episode 28: A Mueller Wrap-up?

Where is the Mueller investigation at and where should it be? Charles Cooke asks Andy these questions and more on The McCarthy Report’s first episode of 2019.

Episode 26: Clandestine Contributions

Michael Cohen has pleaded guilty to crimes, but how will this affect Trump? Rich and Andy discuss this and more on today’s episode of The McCarthy Report.

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Hate-Crime Hoaxes Reflect America’s Sickness

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Ilhan Omar’s Big Lie

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One Last Grift for Bernie Sanders

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Merciless Sympathy

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