Ari Hoffman
Ari is the associate editor and Seattle correspondent of The Post Millenial. He is also the host of The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI
WATCH: Mitch McConnell alleged to have 'sent word over to the White House' that a pardon for Julian Assange would mean an impeachment for Trump
Tucker Carlson revealed that Senator McConnell told President Donald Trump that if he pardons Julian Assange, the Senate would be more likely to convict him in an impeachment trial.
Trump pardons and commutes sentences for close to 150 including Steve Bannon, Lil Wayne, Kodak Black and Kwame Kilpatrick
On his final night in the White House, President Donald Trump granted pardons to 73 individuals and commuted the sentences of an additional 70.
'No plot against Biden was found' following removal of two National Guard troops from service
Following the removal of two members of the National Guard from service on Capitol Hill for the presidential inauguration, the Pentagon announced Tuesday that there was no intelligence to indicate an “insider threat” to President-elect Joe Biden.
EXCLUSIVE: Text messages show coordination between Seattle officials and the 'warlord' of 'autonomous zone'
Text messages from the City of Seattle show direct communication between Seattle officials and Solomon "Raz" Simone, the "warlord" of this summer's "autonomous zone."
Hillary Clinton suggests Trump called Putin during Capitol riot
"I would love to see his phone records, to see whether he was talking to Putin the day that the insurgents invaded our capitol," Clinton said.
WATCH: Former intelligence official argues for a '9/11 Commission' for domestic extremism
"I think you almost need a 9/11 Commission kind of activity. It's got to be a combination of FBI. It has to include DHS. And you have got to find a way to bring intelligence or the craft of intelligence into it."
Illinois to give COVID vaccine to inmates before those with high-risk medical conditions
For its second round of COVID-19 vaccinations, the state of Illinois will prioritize inmates over those with high-risk medical conditions.
Biden will propose eight year citizenship path for immigrants on first day of new administration
On the first day of his new administration, President-elect Joe Biden is planning to announce an immigration bill which will include an eight year path to citizenship for people living in the US without legal status.
Trump to lift some international travel restrictions, plan rejected by Biden
President Trump announced Monday that he will be lifting coronavirus related travel restrictions placed on travelers coming from the UK, Ireland, Brazil and most of Europe, a move the Biden team rejected.
WATCH: BLM activists arrested shut down entire Seattle freeway
Twelve BLM activists have been arrested and 2 cars were impounded Monday, after protesters formed a human chain, blocking Interstate 5 in Seattle.
BLM brings radical curriculum to public schools for MLK day
BLM has taken a national holiday and turned it into a day of promoting their radical ideology and indoctrinating children with progressive, socialist, and Marxist values.
WATCH: NFL star Aaron Rogers RIPS Democrat politicians for their COVID hypocrisy
During an interview about his $500,000 donation to the Barstool Fund, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, spoke about his disdain for Democrats Gavin Newsom and Nancy Pelosi, for their lockdowns which they don't even follow.
Despite FBI warning all quiet at US state capitols on Sunday
State capitols have been on high alert due to FBI warnings of armed protesters. On Sunday, it became clear that none of those threats materialized.
REVEALED: CNN ‘expert’ calling for censorship of conservatives was Facebook's chief of security during child porn scandal
During a Sunday interview on CNN, disgraced former chief of security for Facebook Alex Stamos called for mass censorship of conservatives on Facebook even though he allowed child pornography to thrive on the platform.
Rabbis denied coronavirus relief funds while other religious organizations rake in millions of dollars
The Rabbinical Alliance of America told The New York Post that the Small Business Administration (SBA) originally approved a $35,000 coronavirus economic-injury disaster loan, but later reneged on the pledge.