
Intel Committee leaders’ joint statement on Michael Flynn
Statement after the Senate Intel Committee received notification from Michael Flynn’s counsel that he would decline the request for an interview.

Statement after the Senate Intel Committee received notification from Michael Flynn’s counsel that he would decline the request for an interview.

Former FBI Director James Comey has committed to testify in open session before the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Chris Graham, like millions of you out there, is struggling through the onset of pollen season. That, plus a preview of ESPN3 coverage of VMI baseball and more Trump talk, highlights today’s podcast.

Let’s assume a Democrat is elected governor of Virginia in November. What can Ralph Northam or Tom Perriello actually achieve in the next four years?

Chris Graham talks about his pending endorsement in the 2017 Democratic Party governor’s race, Trump and Russia, and VMI baseball.

Chris Graham talks in The Weekender about his upcoming ESPN3 appearance, Xanadu at the Wayne, more Trump, and a book on pro wrestling that is tentatively set for release in September.

Remember when Elaine wanted to fire the J. Peterman auditor, and couldn’t? The rules of ‘Seinfeld’ are more strenuous than those of our constitutional system, Chris Graham reports to us, in today’s episode of Street Knowledge.

So much going on in the world around us, and Chris Graham wants to talk about … none of it. Instead, we talk weight loss, diet, nutrition and running. And what a beautiful day it was today in Virginia. The important stuff.

The NBA needs the bipolarity of the Cavs and Warriors, opines Chris Graham in today’s Street Knowledge, which also covers his weekend on ESPN, the Night of the Superstars, MLB and a dash of politics.

The debut of the Weekender edition of Street Knowledge. Chris Graham talks up the premiere of Xanadu: The Musical, at the Wayne Theatre, the Night of the Superstars wrestling benefit show at Waynesboro High School, and his weekend schedule on ESPN3 calling VMI baseball.
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