FBI raids Russian oligarch with ties to Trump! Why now?

FBI agents raided a property in the Washington, DC area linked to Russian business tycoon and billionaire philanthropist Oleg Deripaska on Tuesday. The court-ordered action was to investigate alleged violation of US sanctions. Deripaska vehemently denies any wrongdoing. RT America’s Faran Fronczak reports from the scene.

Michael Steele, former British spy Christopher Steele has broken his public silence concerning the infamous and salacious dossier that sparked the “Russiagate” frenzy that defined the Trump presidency, with an FBI investigation and swirling media speculation about collusion between then-candidate Donald Trump and agents of Russia to win the 2016 presidential election. Fierce debate remains over the dossier’s veracity: Is it the “debunked” work of “a fabulist,” or are there damning facts to be found amid the parts disproved in the course of the investigation? And in the former case, whom do we hold accountable for its lies and their tremendous impact? Ned Ryun of American Majority joins Scottie Nell Hughes to weigh in.

DId Kamala Harris violate the Hatch Act with her endorsement of former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe in his gubernatorial campaign when said endorsement was played in churches across the state? And what do we make of the secret, nocturnal charter flights that she authorized to carry migrant children, without their parents, to White Plains, New York? Attorney and former New York City Council candidate Kerryanne Burke and Andrew Langer of the Institute for Liberty share their insights.

RT America’s Natasha Sweatte reports on the removal of a statue of founding father Thomas Jefferson from the chambers of New York City Council as well as the erection of a seven-foot-tall statue of internet icon Harambe, along with thousands of bananas, in front of “Charging Bull,” Wall Street’s iconic bull sculpture. Those behind the gesture say they are protesting wealth disparity. “Eat the Press” host Steve Malzberg joins with his reaction.