By Matt HowertonJoe Biden’s pick for National Security Adviser is “someone who has zealously defended the Steele Dossier,” Dana Loesch reported Tuesday.
She was joined by former Assistant Chief U.S. Attorney Andy McCarthy who shared her discontent for the pick of former Hillary Clinton adviser Jake Sullivan but added that Biden has the right to take advice from whoever he wants as White House appointments are not subject to Senate confirmation.
“The more we’ve learned about it the more we see that this was actually something that was spawned by the Clinton campaign,” McCarthy said.