📺 Buffalo Under The Helmet – Episode 3 | Featuring Rookie DT Deone Walker | Presented by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center
In this week’s episode of Buffalo Under The Helmet, we go inside the mindset of rookie defensive tackle Deone Walker as he begins his first season in Buffalo.
From early-season adjustments and locker room chemistry to his journey from college standout to NFL newcomer, Deone opens up about the lessons, challenges, and motivation driving him to make an impact for Buffalo.
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CNN analyst Andrew McCabe on Tuesday pointed out that the Department of Justice never responded to President Donald Trump's IRS lawsuit — and how that could impact Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's nomination.
The former deputy director of the FBI told CNN anchor Kasie Hunt that, as Blanche's nomination remains in limbo ahead of Thursday's vote, further questions about Trump's former personal attorney have come to light.
"Let's remember, there essentially was never really a true lawsuit here," McCabe said. "The president sued the IRS for $10 billion. The Department of Justice never even answered the complaint. So, there were never two opposing parties. The Justice Department never stood up and defended the United States in the way that it did in every other suit brought by the same leak from the same person."
This was unusual, McCabe explained.
"And because of that oddity, that's a very suspicious decision on the part of people like Todd Blanche and others," he said. "The lack of a true controversy meant that the entire thing was about to get dismissed. Before that could happen, they entered into these agreements. One of them, of course, created the weaponization fund, and the second one essentially granted complete immunity forever to Donald Trump, his family members and businesses."
McCabe described the situation further.
"It was basically a giveaway from the Department of Justice to the president," McCabe said. "How this thing stands or was ever conceived — I have no idea. I've been around many, many settlements of criminal matters, some of which involved IRS criminal matters, and have never seen any language like this. I think it's absolutely unprecedented and an incredibly bad idea."
The IRS settlement became a sticking point for some Republican senators during Blanche's confirmation hearing. On Tuesday, Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said there is no deal on Blanche's confirmation because of the settlement and the so-called anti-weaponization fund, Politico reported.
Antonia Hylton pressed Democrat candidate David Crowley over his claim that he did not author numerous "incendiary" tweets from an account tied to him.
