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Patrick Clancy Speaks Out + Boasberg's China Ties Exposed

September 18, 2026

Patrick Clancy Speaks Out + Boasberg's China Ties Exposed

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Patrick Clancy breaks his silence in a 60 Minutes interview, saying he still talks to his three murdered children — Cora, Dawson, and Callan — telling them 'Help me. All the time.'

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The story gripping conservative America today is Patrick Clancy's first public interview since the 2023 murder of his three young children — Cora, Dawson, and Callan — at the hands of their mother, Lindsay Clancy, in Massachusetts. Set to air on 60 Minutes this weekend, a preview clip already circulating on social media shows Clancy telling interviewer Ross Douthat that he speaks to his children constantly. When asked what he says, his answer was two words: "Help me." Lindsay Clancy stood trial for the murders, and this case remains in the national conversation — and Patrick's raw grief is bringing it back to the forefront with full force.

Meanwhile, a significant judicial accountability story is developing around federal Judge James Boasberg, widely seen as the leading judicial obstacle to President Trump's agenda. New reporting reveals that Boasberg hosted events tied to what the Western Journal describes as a Chinese communist propaganda organization a total of nine times — six of those occasions occurring while he was serving as a FISA judge, overseeing the nation's most sensitive national security surveillance court. The revelations are fueling conservative demands for scrutiny of the judges empowered to check the executive branch.

What connects today's top stories is a recurring conservative theme: institutions and individuals entrusted with protecting the vulnerable — whether children, national security, or voters — are failing or being exposed. From a mother who murdered her own babies, to a FISA judge with suspect foreign entanglements, to a Democratic Party whose internal chaos is accelerating heading into the midterms, the through-line is accountability deferred and consequences arriving late, if at all.

Watch this weekend for the full Patrick Clancy 60 Minutes interview, which is expected to generate significant emotional reaction. Also keep an eye on any White House or congressional response to the Boasberg-China revelations, and track whether Democratic infighting — described by RedState as commonplace in the party's final pre-midterm week — costs incumbents in competitive House districts.

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