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An internal audit released Tuesday of the Minnesota Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Division confirms some of the allegations raised by a whistleblower last year.

Faye Bernstein, formerly a compliance officer for the Behavioral Health Division (BHD), said during an August Senate hearing that she was retaliated against by DHS bureaucrats for expressing concern over “substandard and noncompliant” state contracts approved by the agency."

"The newsletter outlines their plans to increasingly inculcate Minnesota’s children with leftwing ideology. This includes partnering with childcare provider groups that are dependent on state funds and have lobbied for minimal oversight, even in the face of massive childcare fraud." Thanks, Alpha News.

Did the original scope memo from Rod Rosenstein in May 2017 authorize Team Mueller to investigate allegations in the Steele Dossier?…  Allegations that were already debunked by the FBI four months earlier in mid-January 2017?

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A good reminder of what we can expect when President Trump’s defense team has their first opportunity in five months to defend him. During a broadcast segment on ABC news reporters in the Capitol were interviewing President Trump defense attorney Jay Sekulow.

Back in the ABC studio, Clinton operative George Stephanopoulos did not want to see ABC broadcasting statements from the defense and he is caught on camera using hand signals to tell the producers to cut-off the broadcast. Stephanopoulos realized he was caught."

The Coronavirus was first diagnosed in China less than a month ago. On Thursday (U.S.) / Friday (Beijing), the Chinese government stated they have confirmed cases of 830 patients and the death toll has risen to 25.

An interesting ruling, brief and order from the FISA Court (Judge Boasberg) released today [pdf here] reflects an admission by the DOJ the 2nd and 3rd FISA renewal against U.S. person Carter Page were invalid.

The “DOJ assesses that with respect to the applications in [April and June 2017] “if not earlier, there was insufficient predication to establish probable cause to believe that [Carter]Page was acting as an agent of a foreign power.””

"Stephan Halper, the longtime CIA and FBI operative who conducted espionage on the 2016 Trump campaign, was feeding information to Washington Post reporter David Ignatius through his handler, according to The Federalist, which describes his actions as "more evidence that the intelligence community has co-opted the press to push anti-Trump conspiracy theories.""