Full Broadcast 1Nov17 Real News with David Knight GUESTS: • Lionel describes NYPD’s reveal of total surveillance in the aftermath of the terror attack. But they want even more. They’re telling us it was THE INTERNET that radicalized the terrorist, NOT ISLAM. TOPICS: • Who was the NYC terrorist? What is the “Diversity Lottery” that brought him to America? • MSM defends Islamic terror & govt blames terror on INTERNET, NOT ISLAM • How to defend rule of law by stopping Mueller • More Vegas lies, but investigation shows a sophisticated conspiracy
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
Jeb! may be out of the race, but the memories of his doomed campaign live on. Take a look back at his toughest moments going head-to-head with Trump in this 2016 election compilation. Video by Vic Berger.
WATCH: President Trump talks NY truck attack, immigration at Cabinet meeting
Published on Nov 1, 2017 by PBS NewsHour
President Donald Trump, during a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, addressed the deadly Manhattan truck attack and a call for merit-based immigration policy, while also announcing that a new Federal Reserve chair would be announced on Thursday.
Wednesday, Nov. 1st 2017[, with appearances by Mike Cernovich and Steven Gern]: ISIS Strikes NYC - The mainstream media tried everything to downplay the Islamic connection to the NYC truck attack, but once again truth broke through their lies. Alex Jones looks into the political religion of radical Islam and how it's incompatible with the laws of the West. Survival expert Matt Bracken explains what this all means for you and your family. Also, Trump insider Roger Stone reveals the latest on the Manafort persecution as the globalists lose the narrative.
The new renaissance has begun in America and world wide. The leftist mindset is quickly crumbling beneath their feet, and while they haven't realized it yet, their movement, their culture, their policies, are all dead or dying. Today's War Room covered the latest in the New York City terror attack, the latest in the ANTIFA planned protests for the weekend, as well as the latest in the saga of Hollywood collapsing.
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
Happy Birthday, Donald! It's been a big year for the Republican presidential nominee -- take a look back with this compilation of his best Vine moments. Video by Vic Berger.
Ari Melber tracks the Trump, Papadopoulos timeline
The Beat With Ari Melber 11/1/17
Trump campaign adviser George Papadolpoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in Mueller’s Russia investigation. Ari Melber reveals what Trump was saying in public while Papadopoulos was talking to Russian contacts Duration: 6:59
Trump campaign aide on Mueller Russia investigation
The Beat With Ari Melber 11/1/17
Michael Caputo, a former Trump campaign adviser speaks out on the Mueller indictments and a former campaign colleague’s claim they signed off on a secret Trump-Putin meeting Duration: 6:02
Trump inner circle to be interviewed by Mueller team
All In with Chris Hayes 11/1/17
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team will reportedly soon interview White House Communications Director Hope Hicks and other current White House officials. Duration: 5:40
Chris Hayes: Americans have the right to see Trump's tax returns
All In with Chris Hayes 11/1/17
Donald Trump's tax returns could lay many fears about his finances to rest - and Congress could force him to produce the documents right now. Duration: 1:49
Chaos in Guantanamo as makeshift legal process hits a conflict
The Rachel Maddow Show 11/1/17
Rachel Maddow explains how the improvised legal system at Guantanamo Bay has produced a conflict over authority between a judge and the chief legal counsel over whether civilian defense attorneys can be forced to participate in proceedings. Duration: 14:28
Rep. Schiff puts end to question of Trump Russia collusion
The Rachel Maddow Show 11/1/17
Rachel Maddow shares video of Congressman Adam Schiff listing the times that Russia reached out to help the Donald Trump campaign and the Trump campaign said, yes, please. Duration: 4:15
Schiff: Trump Russia collusion plain, if not criminal (yet)
The Rachel Maddow Show 11/1/17
Congressman Adam Schiff talks with Rachel Maddow about the case for collusion between Russia and the Donald Trump campaign as has been established so far by press reporter, court filings and admissions by members of the campaign. Duration: 6:26
Expert: First Manafort indictment likely not the last
The Rachel Maddow Show 11/1/17
Jaimie Nawaday, former assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, explains to Rachel Maddow why former Donald Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort is not charged with tax crimes even though they're described in the indictment. Duration: 5:47
Jaimie Nawaday, former assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, explains to Rachel Maddow the specifics of how the special counsel's money laundering charge against Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort works. Duration: 2:03
US Navy hospital ship cuts red tape by docking in Puerto Rico
The Rachel Maddow Show 11/1/17
Rachel Maddow reports on how the USNS Comfort saw a spike in the patients it is processing when it docked in San Juan instead of waiting off shore for patients to get special approval. Duration: 1:58
Report: Steve Bannon fears Trump could be removed from office
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 11/1/17
Vanity Fair reports Trump blames Jared Kushner for the mess with Mueller. Steve Bannon fears the developments could lead to Trump being removed and White House Staff are said to be scared of being entangled in the mess. Nick Akerman, Betsy Woodruff, & Jason Johnson join Lawrence O'Donnell. Duration: 9:32
George F. Will joins Lawrence O'Donnell and explains the Republican tax plan's false assumptions and why Donald Trump is having such difficulty uniting Republicans on taxes. Duration: 5:35
Lawrence: John Kelly has lost the benefit of the doubt
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 11/1/17
Lawrence O'Donnell says Chief of Staff. Gen. John Kelly’s refusal to apologize for a false story he told about a Congresswoman means Kelly has lost the benefit of the doubt that it was an innocent mistake of memory. Duration: 8:58
Trump calls NYTimes reporter to say he's not mad about Mueller
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/1/17
Shifting the news cycle back to Russia and the Mueller investigation, Trump called a New York Times reporter to insist he's not under investigation and reports that he's fuming over it are wrong. Duration: 7:21
Trump blasts justice system, Schumer, & more after terror attack
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/1/17
In the hours after a deadly terror attack in New York City, Trump went after Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY), U.S. immigration policy, the U.S. justice system, and more. Our panel reacts. Duration: 7:43
Report: Bannon thinks Trump is losing grip on his power
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/1/17
An explosive new Vanity Fair report states that former Trump aide Steve Bannon is worried Trump may not survive a 25th Amendment challenge if his Cabinet were to vote on keeping him in office. Duration: 4:20
Chris Matthews: America needs voices now like Bobby Kennedy
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/1/17
Discussing his new biography, "Bobby Kennedy: A Raging Spirit," MSNBC's Chris Matthews talks about the legacy to U.S. politics & U.S. history left by JFK's younger brother, Bobby Kennedy. Duration: 4:17
John F. Kelly’s suggestion that "compromise” could have stopped the Civil War touched off an angry debate on Tuesday about the meaning of the conflict that served as the latest reminder that the 1860s was not the only time of political polarization in the country’s history.
Mr. Kelly, the White House chief of staff and a retired general who seems to moving from the role of quiet backstage manager to open partisan, told Laura Ingraham of the Fox News Channel on Monday night that “Robert E. Lee was an honorable man” who had prioritized his loyalty to Virginia over fealty to the country.
“It was always loyalty to state first back in those days,” Mr. Kelly said, when asked about the decision by a church congregation in Virginia to remove memorials honoring George Washington and Lee, commanding general of the rebel Army of Northern Virginia.
“Now it’s different today,” he said. “But the lack of an ability to compromise led to the Civil War.”
On Valentine’s Day in 2001, the heads of the major television news networks went to Capitol Hill to answer hard questions about the poor job they had done on Election Day.
In a buck-stops-with-us moment, they were resolute about doing better. And they were contrite — even the Fox News founder and chief executive, Roger Ailes, a famous bully who rarely shied from a fight.
“We let our viewers down,” Mr. Ailes said. “It will not happen again.”
The networks were on the hot seat because their election-night coverage had contributed to the chaos of that shambolic evening. They declared Al Gore the winner in Florida before all of the state’s polls were closed — and then they called it for George W. Bush, although the results remained in doubt for weeks.
In the months that followed, the news organizations agreed on the basic facts, if not on every detail. And under bipartisan pressure from Congress, they moved swiftly to fix their flawed election-night projection system.
Look at us now. As the country grapples with a still more serious affront to American democracy, the agreement on the basic facts in the mainstream news media does not extend to Rupert Murdoch’s media empire and other important parts of the conservative media.
From November 1st to December 15th, you have the power to burn it all down… by signing up for Obamacare. Visit www.healthcare.gov, and join the resistance.
Hillary Clinton - "What Happened" & What Comes Next for America: The Daily Show
Published on Nov 1, 2017 by The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton talks about the Russian attack on the 2016 election, the sexism she's faced in the public eye and her book "What Happened."
Robert Mueller's Russia probe has produced an abundance of information, of which the strangest is newly-indicted Paul Manafort's expensive rug obsession.
Vic Berger Presents: Pastor Jim Bakker is here to help you prepare for Trump's America, the apocalypse and whatever else the Lord brings upon us with his survival tips and emergency food buckets.
Trump didn't dismiss idea when foreign policy adviser suggested setting up Putin meeting Washington (CNN) — Candidate Donald Trump did not dismiss the idea of arranging a meeting with Russia's president when it was suggested in a meeting with his campaign foreign policy advisers last year, according to a person in the room. The idea was raised by George Papadopoulos as he introduced himself at a March 2016 meeting of the Republican candidate's foreign policy advisers, according to a court filing. "He didn't say yes and he didn't say no," the official said, declining to be more specific about Trump's response to Papadopoulos. But the chairman of Trump's national security team, then Alabama senator and now attorney general Jeff Sessions, shut down the idea of a Putin meeting at the March 31, 2016, gathering, according to the source. His reaction was confirmed with another source who had discussed Session's role. [...] http://www.cnn.com/2017/11/01/politics/trump-putin-meeting/index.html
Despite Trump's 'fire and fury,' US-North Korea talks have 'not been limited at all' Though President Donald Trump has said his secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, is "wasting his time" by trying diplomacy with North Korea, the State Department has pressed on. The US and North Korea are having quiet talks despite Trump's threats, a senior department official told Reuters. But the talks aren't making great progress, and Tillerson has said he will continue "diplomatic efforts ... until the first bomb drops." http://www.businessinsider.com/us-north-korea-talks-not-limited-at-all-2017-11
[White] Hartford Student Charged After Boasting About Contaminating [Black] Roommate’s Belongings A student at the University of Hartford in Connecticut was charged with criminal mischief and expelled from school after boasting about having contaminated her roommate’s toothbrush, face lotion and other belongings in an effort to drive her from the room. The student, Brianna Brochu, 18, was in court on Wednesday for charges that originated with an Instagram post in which she said that she had finally accomplished what had apparently been a long-held goal: ridding herself of her dorm roommate, Chennel Rowe, whom she referred to as “Jamaican Barbie.” “After one and a half months spitting in her coconut oil, putting moldy clam dip in her lotions, rubbing used tampons on her backpack, putting her toothbrush places where the sun doesn’t shine, and so much more, I can finally say goodbye to Jamaican Barbie,” said the post, which has since been deleted. Ms. Brochu is white; Ms. Rowe is black. [...] https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/01/us/brianna-brochu-hartford.html
Young, White and wearing this symbol? You are a racist The recent White hate group fueled rhetoric has shown the faces of the new racists. These young White men no longer wear hoods and sheets to hide from the public. Instead, they proudly expose their face and wear everyday clothing and symbols that reveal their racist beliefs. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) estimates that there are over 900 organized active hate groups are operating in the United States. One such group is called Identity Evropa, and they wear business attire, khaki pants and polo shirts with a pyramid symbol. This group has been seen recruiting across college campuses and members are considered radicalized with hate. The group is identified as a racist organization by the Anti-Defamation League and the state of New Jersey’s Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness and is designated by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group. According to the SPLC, Identity Evropa is “Based on the model of European Identitarian groups. Nathan Benjamin Damigo launched Identity Evropa from his grandparents’ compound in Oakdale, California. Identity Evropa focuses on recruiting college-aged, White students in order to discuss “race realism” and White interests, targeting disaffected young men by branding itself as a fraternity and social club.” The group was founded in 2016 and distributes White pride posters and pamphlets and boasts hundreds of young members who subscribe to the concept of White elitism. The racist slogan “You will not replace us” originates from the group, according to the Anti-Defamation League. https://rollingout.com/2017/08/16/young-white-and-wearing-this-symbol-means-that-person-is-a-racist/
New anti-Gillespie ad sparked by worries about Northam’s appeal to minorities A television ad depicting minority children running from a pickup truck sporting a bumper sticker for Virginia Republican Ed Gillespie is designed to criticize the gubernatorial candidate’s ties to President Trump — and to address concerns that Democratic candidate Ralph Northam is struggling to connect with minority voters, according to people familiar with the strategy. The ad was removed late Tuesday after a terrorism attack in New York City involved a pickup truck running down people on a bike path. But before it was removed, it was designed to appeal to Latino voters. Public polling shows Northam easily beating Gillespie among black and Latino voters, but a recent private poll shared widely among minority advocacy groups sparked worry about the Democrat’s appeal. Northam’s campaign urged the groups not to release the poll’s findings, according to multiple people familiar with the matter — a point not disputed by his campaign. In the weeks since the poll was conducted, progressive groups have worked to tie Gillespie to Trump, whose approval rating among Latinos nationwide hovers in the teens. They worry that if Gillespie wins, his campaign ads — which raised concerns about illegal immigration and “sanctuary cities” and voiced support for Confederate-era monuments — could be replicated nationwide next year by GOP candidates eager to turn out conservative voters. [...] https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-politics/new-anti-gillespie-ad-sparked-by-worries-about-northams-appeal-to-minorities/2017/10/31/94867870-be59-11e7-8444-a0d4f04b89eb_story.html
Congressman Says It’s ‘Quite Possible’ A Special Election Was Stolen From A Democrat Amid an inquiry into a wiped election server, Georgia’s chief election official said there is no evidence to support the suggestion. A Georgia Democratic congressman suggested one of his colleagues may not have been legitimately elected, saying it was “quite possible” a special congressional election was “stolen” and given to the Republican candidate in June. Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) questioned whether Rep. Karen Handel (R-Ga.) really defeated Democrat Jon Ossoff in a closely watched congressional special election in June. There are lingering questions about the security of Georgia’s election systems after a server hosting voter information was wiped clean amid a lawsuit over Georgia’s election systems. “I think it’s quite possible that Jon Ossoff won that election and the election was stolen from him. That’s my suspicion,” Johnson told WXIA on Monday. Handel defeated Ossoff by just over 9,200 votes in the June contest that was closely watched nationally because of Ossoff’s unexpected strength in the race. Candice Broce, a spokeswoman for Secretary of State Brian Kemp (R), who is charged with overseeing the state’s election systems, dismissed Johnson’s claim. “There is zero evidence that Georgia’s voting equipment has ever been manipulated. We stand by the results. His assertions are ridiculous,” she wrote in an email. In August 2016, a cybersecurity researcher exposed serious holes in Georgia’s election security network and was able to access voter registration records as well as passwords poll workers used to access a main server on Election Day. A group of voting rights advocates sued in July, challenging the certification of the results. Shortly after the suit was filed, officials at Kennesaw State University, which manages the server, wiped it clean, eliminating any potential evidence of election tampering. The school has said it only wiped the server after the local FBI office made a copy and it was following standard procedures. It’s unclear whether the FBI still has its copy of the server, according to The Associated Press. Johnson’s doubt over the election results underscores the lingering uncertainty over the integrity of U.S. election systems after attempted Russian hacking last year. The Department of Homeland Security only recently notified the 21 states Russian hackers targeted last year, and election officials in some states have accused the department of giving them bad information. President Donald Trump has also stoked uncertainty by repeatedly claiming he would have won the popular vote had it not been for widespread voter fraud, a claim not supported by evidence. Ossoff, who once worked for Johnson, said he accepts the election results and Handel is a legitimately elected representative. [...] https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hank-johnson-georgia-special-congressional-election_us_59f9faa2e4b046017fb07bc2
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