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We know the POTUS reads Breitbart. We know Bannon is a Breitbart guy. Breitbart reported a comment by Mark Levin about wiretapping. President tweets about wiretapping. Tell me why I WOULDN'T believe that was his source.

James Weber tweeted that Jake has 46,30, and 41 in his last 3.

Jake was 13/25 (5/9 from 3) 10/12 FT

Just saw that the revised travel ban has been blocked by a Federal judge.

17 boards? Did Harlan shoot a lot of outside shots or was Jake banging down low for boards?

Jake Ohmer is the 20th player in Sweet 16 history to score 40 or more.

Proof to what? I told you where I read it. WIth his history of tweeting right after watching cable news it's certainly not out of the question.

I think that the POTUS will distance himself from the currently working replacement plan due to it being so unpopular. He'll blame Paul Ryan.

$38M tells us nothing other than he paid a lot of taxes. I don't think he did anything illegal. If not for the AMT he would have paid about $7M on his $150M. If someone committed a crime then, yes, they need to be punished.

I give them a little more credit, I guess. I assume that they have to have SOMETHING in order to get approval for a wiretap.

I had to go look it up but I found the story. AP reported that an aide placed a Breitbart story quoting Mark Levin in his morning papers. He tweeted his accusation shortly thereafter.

As to the taxes issue just looking at a return and numbers doesn't tell us anything. If our concern is how intertwined he is with foreign entities the 1040 is not going to show that. We'd need to see more detail. It's a waste of time to talk about it if we're not getting to that detail.

No. Why?

And the beauty of the above is it covers one when nothing comes back.

We've also never had a POTUS accuse a former POTUS of a felony.

It's more likely that someone IN Trump Tower was under surveillance for whatever reason - someone from HRC campaign or someone from Trump campaign. If so it's easy to think that convos by the candidate could have been picked up. Senate Intel Committee has asked for names of people in the tower who were under surveillance.

Senate Intel Committee says they found no evidence to support the claim. DOJ was scheduled to report findings on Monday but have yet to do so.

Spicer is now saying he REALLY meant surveillance despite saying what he said. I believe the POTUS believes it and that someone told him it happened or that he saw it on cable news.

POTUS is walking back his claim.

Jarrett will be on 700WLW with Lance McAlister this evening at 8:00.

More responses: Which team prepared the most for the upcoming opponent? -All three coaches were very thorough in this regard. Coach Gatewood at Taylor County put together very comprehensive scouting reports for each opponent and passed them out to players. Coach Ruthsatz at CovCath had his players watch film before, and sometimes after, games. Coach Marcum at Clay County was a Bobby Keith protege, so he would go to a lot of games to scout opponents in person. Most notable concession food? -Nothing really stands out. Taylor County had "Chili Suppers" going on many times while I was there as a means of fundraising for different sports teams. The Cardinals also put together a wonderful hospitality room for their annual Clem Haskins Classic, with many area restaurants donating food. I actually discuss this in the book, too: The Clay County players got excited to play at OBI (Oneida Baptist Institute) because of how great its concession stand was. Were you strictly observing/interacting with coaches or were you able to get to know any players? -I was able to get to know the players. I am only 26 (was 25 while I was with the teams), so I am actually closer in age to the players than to the coaches (with the exception of Coach Gatewood, ha!). Interestingly, I probably got to know the team managers the best of anyone simply because I sat next to them during practices while the players were running drills. I knew going in that I was only going to have enough space in the book to focus on a few players from each team since I was spread out over three teams. As a result, there were some players that I got to know well, and some players who I didn’t get to know at all. Is there anything you learned about any of the school communities that took you by surprise? -I was surprised to learn how many different cultures there are in a state of only 4 million people. I am from Lexington, a town that considers itself southern, then you have Northern Kentucky, which has a bit more of a Ohio/midwestern feel, then the mountains of Appalachia/eastern Kentucky, which is its own thing altogether, and Campbellsville/Taylor County, which is the kind of sleepy, country town you find in the western part of the state.

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Conner v Highlands is 3.21.

Campbell County is in the top 20.

Jarrett may be on WLW this week with Lance McAlister.