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Robert Weiner on Live CNN Breaking News: TRUMP WHITE HOUSE HOLDS FIRST BRIEFING
Robert Weiner asks questions as White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer responds
January 23, 2017
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Since leaving the White House, Robert Weiner has been interviewed more than 2,000 times on TV and radio, including guest appearances on "Crossfire," "Real Time with Bill Maher," "Penn and Teller," and "Fox and Friends." He has been a regularly-featured commentator on
Main Street Radio Network
(200 local stations airing nationwide) The Alan Nathan Show with colorful host Alan Nathan
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(Note: Committee has now subpoenaed both and announced January public hearings. We also held recent short good discussion with Chair Benny Thompson concerning oped). |
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01/29, 2014 -- 7:21 AM -- Live on WGUF-FM Radio Dave Elliott Show, Naples FL (#1 SW Florida news-talk). Robert Weiner discussed the reaction to President Obama's 2014 State of the Union Address
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04/15, 2011 -- 10:00 AM -- Interviewed on budget impact by host Jason Fornicola on DC-area WFED Federal News Radio 1500 AM "Inside Government"
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"It's the US military's policy not to eradicate the drugs but to go after the financiers from the top down," said Robert Weiner, a former drug policy spokesperson for the White House. "It doesn't really get at the root of the problem."
"Right now the US military has said that it would destabilize the economy of Afghanistan if you eradicate the drugs," said Weiner. "What a huge mistake! Four-star General McCaffrey has said we will not win this war until we eradicate the drugs and stop the ability of Al Qaeda to fund the terrorists and to be the terrorists." Weiner said it is the world's responsibility to come together in fighting drugs. "If we do not stop the opportunity of the terrorists of making money through drugs they will continue to harass, haunt and kill all over the world," he added. Link to original |
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