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Ameer Benno is a constitutional law attorney. He was the Republican candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in 2018 in New York's Fourth Congressional District, and he frequently appears on national television and radio to give legal and political commentary.

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Former FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence Frank Figliuzzi speaks with MSNBC on June 8, 2021.

@MeetThePress / Twitter screen shot

Commentary

Former FBI Assistant Director: Arrests Aren't Enough, We Have to Take Down People Close to Trump, Sitting Congressmen to Stop 'Domestic Terrorism'

Figliuzzi stated that federal law enforcement needs to proactively 'attack' members of Congress who they feel are 'cult-like leaders.'

By Ameer Benno June 17, 2021

California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks during a news conference after touring the vaccination clinic at City College of San Francisco on April 6.

Justin Sullivan / Getty Images

Commentary

Democrats' 'Working Man's Party' Image Shattered as IRS Data Reveals the Undeniable Truth

It might have been true decades ago, but new data proves that the Democratic Party is no longer the party of the working class.

By Ameer Benno April 30, 2021

Bloomberg Creative Photos / Getty Images

Commentary

Supreme Court Set to Hear First Major Gun Case in Over a Decade

The Supreme Court will decide whether the Second Amendment protects the right to bear arms outside the home.

By Ameer Benno April 27, 2021

Gen. Frank McKenzie issues a warning to U.S. troop withdrawal in Afghanistan.

@talhaahmad967 / Twitter

Commentary

General's Dire Warning: Here's What Afghan Military Faces Without US Help

Biden's withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Afghanistan will have terrible consequences, according to what a general says.

By Ameer Benno April 26, 2021

Lisa Christensen, one of two alternate jurors in the Derek Chauvin trial, discusses her experience in an interview with "CBS This Morning."

CBS This Morning / YouTube screen shot

Commentary

Alternate Chauvin Juror Speaks Out, Was 'Worried' Decision Would Upset People

An alternate juror's interviews with media outlets casts doubt on whether Derek Chauvin received a fair trial.

By Ameer Benno April 23, 2021

A postal customer drops letters into a mailbox in San Francisco.

Justin Sullivan / Getty Images

Commentary

Postal Service Is Running a 'Covert Operations Program' to Spy on Americans: Report

There is much yet to be learned about this covert surveillance program and whether it runs afoul of the law.

By Ameer Benno April 22, 2021

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks during a ceremony for the late Florida Rep. Alcee Hastings in Statuary Hall at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.

Susan Walsh - Pool - AFP / Getty Images

Commentary

Pelosi Says Maxine Waters Shouldn't Apologize for Comments Many Have Called Incitement of Violence

The Democrats' double standards are on display as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi covers for Rep. Maxine Waters.

By Ameer Benno April 21, 2021

The founder and CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg speaks during the 56th Munich Security Conference (MSC) in Munich, southern Germany, on Feb.15, 2020.

Christof Stache - AFP / Getty Images

Commentary

Facebook Deletes Profile of Suspected Boulder Shooter as Mainstream Media's Narrative Crumbles

The alacrity with which Facebook scrubbed Alissa’s account suggests it might have had other motives for removing his information.

By Ameer Benno March 24, 2021

Tara Reade poses for a photo during an interview with The Associated Press in Nevada City, California, on April 4, 2019.

Donald Thompson / AP

Commentary

'Publicly Erased': Biden Accuser Tara Reade Rips Media for Ignoring Her Claims Amid Cuomo Scandal

Biden would be removed from office if he were subject to the same standard he says applies to Andrew Cuomo.

By Ameer Benno March 19, 2021

Shawna Eccles owns a house in Brooklyn, New York, but she lives out of her Toyota because of a new state law.

@nypost / Twitter

Commentary

Homeowner Now Homeless Because of NY COVID Law

Democrats used the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to destroy property rights.

By Ameer Benno March 17, 2021

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Former FBI Assistant Director: Arrests Aren't Enough, We Have to Take Down People Close to Trump, Sitting Congressmen to Stop 'Domestic Terrorism'

Democrats' 'Working Man's Party' Image Shattered as IRS Data Reveals the Undeniable Truth

Supreme Court Set to Hear First Major Gun Case in Over a Decade

General's Dire Warning: Here's What Afghan Military Faces Without US Help

Alternate Chauvin Juror Speaks Out, Was 'Worried' Decision Would Upset People

Postal Service Is Running a 'Covert Operations Program' to Spy on Americans: Report

Pelosi Says Maxine Waters Shouldn't Apologize for Comments Many Have Called Incitement of Violence

Facebook Deletes Profile of Suspected Boulder Shooter as Mainstream Media's Narrative Crumbles

'Publicly Erased': Biden Accuser Tara Reade Rips Media for Ignoring Her Claims Amid Cuomo Scandal

Homeowner Now Homeless Because of NY COVID Law

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