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Joseph Moreno
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Contributor, The Spectator (World)
New York, Alexandria, Washington
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Biography
Joe is a former DOJ national security prosecutor, staffer to the FBI's 9/11 Review Commission, and two-time US Army combat veteran. He frequently appears on BBC, CBS, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and other US and international networks to discuss government investigations and prosecutions, financial crimes, counterterrorism and other law enforcement matters. Joe has also testified before Congress on matters relating to money laundering and terrorist financing. A former New Yorker, he practices law in Washington DC and lives in Northern Virginia with his wife and 7 children.
counterterrorism national security domestic and international politics.Law
Content
By Charles Lipson, Reem Ibrahim, Joseph Moreno, Justin Brierley| The Spectator (World) Verified Joe Biden is not going gently into that dark night, politically or cognitively. He is going down with large, bold actions. The latest is a mass commutation for some 2,500 “nonviolent drug offenders.” Biden’s justification is that they were sentenced under laws that have now been overturned as the country has moved to more lenient treatment of all drug offenses and eliminated differences between laws penalizing crack cocaine and powdered cocaine.
By Reem Ibrahim, Joseph Moreno, Juan P. Villasmil, Kate Andrews Verified| The Spectator (World) Verified On Wednesday, the Biden administration announced a bizarre proposal to cap the amount of nicotine in cigarettes. This change could see as much as 95 percent of the total nicotine content removed, aiming to “save many lives and dramatically reduce the burden of severe illness and disability,” according to FDA Commissioner Robert Calliff. Reducing the harms posed by cigarettes is a noble public health aim, but this particular measure is simply not based in fact.
By Ben Domenech, Anatol Lieven, Stewart McDonald, Joseph Moreno| The Spectator (World) Verified Pete Hegseth was the first cabinet nominee to the breach, leading Donald Trump’s collection of outsiders, populists and hellraisers into the Capitol Hill combat they can all expect to navigate in the coming weeks. And in terms of a first confrontation with the opponent, Hegseth handled his mission manfully — taking the slings and arrows from the Democratic side of the aisle with relative ease.
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The Spectator (World)
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
+34 935 42 18 00