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On the "Pod Force One" podcast, the attorney general said the Justice Department is not seeking to stop Omar from talking about the immigration fraud probe against her. He contrasted that with the gag orders imposed on Trump during his criminal cases.
In a short Instagram video filmed in the back of a car, the Minnesota Democrat thanked donors, said she would not be "intimidated" and promised to return to the campaign trail. Federal agents seized her phone, computers and passport last week.
Staffers complained to Semafor that the CBS News chief keeps pressing them to dig into the Michigan Senate candidate’s alleged Muslim Brotherhood links. Isaac Schorr says the record goes well beyond one tweet and that the complaints expose the newsroom’s own bias.
