Stephen Mull is the third deposition released by Judicial Watch in the ongoing FOIA avoidance investigation behind Hillary Clinton’s home-brewed email server and subversive communication system intended to hide communication.

• Cheryl Mills deposition is HERE
• Lewis Luken’s deposition is HERE

This Mull deposition is a long transcript with multiple objections by Team Clinton, 108 noted so far, and it’s taking some time to review in its entirety and take notes.
The Clinton lawyers are very twitchy about Mull’s communication with Huma Abedin.
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch today released the deposition transcript of Ambassador Stephen D. Mull, executive secretary of the State Department from June 2010 to October 2012, who suggested that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton be issued a State Department BlackBerry, which would protect her identity and would also be subject to FOIA requests.
Ambassador Mull now serves as the State Department’s lead coordinator for Iran nuclear implementation.
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A New York Times journalist interrupted candidate Bernie Sanders as he tried to call on another reporter during a press conference.
The intentional interruption was targeted for the current media cycle by repeatedly asking the Vermont senator how he’d address all women who say he is acting sexist for standing in the way of Clinton becoming the first female presidential nominee in American history.
While it is difficult to determine who the questioner is [ADD: It was New York Times Reporter Yamiche Alcindor Pictured above] from the audio of the press conference, the exact question was this:

“What do you say to women … What do you say to women who say that you staying in the race is sexist because you are standing in the way of what would be the first female president”?

If Bernie was quicker on his feet he could have quickly replied: Is Hillary Clinton anti-Semitic because she stands in the way of what might be the first Jewish president?
Alas, an opportunity missed. (more…)

With two weeks remaining before official voting takes place in the United Kingdom (UK) referendum to exit the European Union (EU), the most current polling shows growing support amid the “Leave” movement:

Almost every argument for and against the Brexit vote now centers around self-determination in general, and immigration determination specifically.  All EU nation states operate as a broad open borders region with no statutory impediments to any EU citizen emigrating throughout the region.
The recent influx of economic refugees from the Mid-East (Syria mostly), and North Africa, via Turkey and Greece routes, has opened up a growing problem of uncontrollable inbound migration.  Consequently the economic impacts of higher demand on welfare programs, combined with the downward pressure on wage rates, has many UK citizens questioning their previous support.  Hence, the “leave” coalition is finding growing support. (more…)

Texas Judge Andrew Hanen previously sanctioned the DOJ for lying to him several times in his courtroom.  His sanctions had three basic elements:

• DOJ lawyers attend ethics class annually for a period of five years.
• DOJ provide a list of every name, address, and location of each of the 100,000+ DAPA recipients who was granted unlawful immunity.
• Attorney General Lynch to deliver a corrective plan within 60 days. (link)

The DOJ freaked out and requested a hearing to discuss.  The hearing is tomorrow:
(Previously Via Washington Times) The Obama administration accused a federal judge Tuesday of sowing “fear and confusion” among illegal immigrants, potentially scaring them away from signing up for President Obama’s deportation amnesty by demanding immigration officials submit names of tens of thousands of migrants who’ve already enrolled.
Justice Department lawyers also asked Judge Andrew S. Hanen not to force thousands of attorneys to take remedial ethics classes — an order the judge issued two weeks ago after he concluded that the administration intentionally and repeatedly misled him by implementing part of the amnesty, even as they assured the court it wasn’t in operation yet. (more…)

This is well worth watching.  It doesn’t need any set up, and is self explanatory for most:

HatTip Eric for pointing video out. (more…)

Newt Gingrich exemplifies why he sat on the park Bench with Nancy Pelosi promoting carbon taxes and global warming.  Democrat pundit Chris Wallace seems awfully giddy to have a compatriot on the chat:

TTFN.  *sigh*, oh well.  “The scorpion and the Frog” comes to mind….
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Scott Adams is a really smart man.  As a wise person he is also adverse to bruising, compound fractures, and anything that potentially removes flesh.  Mr. Adams appreciates his flesh. Skin is not something he favors having penetrated. Skin is a nice thing to have.
As Mr. Adams contemplates the possibilities of his vote amid 2016 presidential politics, he determines it is better to be more like David Souter than Antonin Scalia:

[…] So I’ve decided to endorse Hillary Clinton for President, for my personal safety. Trump supporters don’t have any bad feelings about patriotic Americans such as myself, so I’ll be safe from that crowd. But Clinton supporters have convinced me – and here I am being 100% serious – that my safety is at risk if I am seen as supportive of Trump. So I’m taking the safe way out and endorsing Hillary Clinton for president.  (read more)

Here’s a quick optical quiz for those who follow modern cultural politics. Senator Elizabeth Warren sent out a tweet today advocating on behalf of the Democrat position in the 2016 election.
Listed below are a series of 14 possible tweets from Senator Warren; one of them is real, the others are agitprop. The challenge is to identify the real one. See if you can do it:
Option #1:

Option #2 (more…)

(Tweet Link)

Tuesday June 7th California, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota and New Jersey will hold the majority of the remaining contests in the presidential primary (the final Democrat race is Washington DC on June 14th).
The key prize being targeted by Senator Bernie Sanders next Tuesday is California with 548 total delegates at stake.  With a California win Sanders hopes to carry his efforts into a contested convention:

(Via AP) Speaking to reporters in Los Angeles Saturday, the Sanders said that the Democratic National Convention will be contested, predicting that the winner of the Democratic nomination will need to rely on super delegates to reach the magic number. He called the nomination process “deeply flawed,” adding that whether he wins the nomination or not, he will do everything he can to change it. (link)

However, Sanders will more than likely run up against the Clinton DNC and Media machine early in the evening next Tuesday.    All indications are Hillary will likely win New Jersey, with polls closing first at 8:00pm EDT, which will immediately kick off several prime time hours of the MSM spontaneously calling Hillary Clinton “the presumptive nominee”.  (more…)