Full Broadcast 12Oct17 Real News with David Knight GUESTS: • James Wesley Rawles — The Vegas shooting happened a week and a half ago, but the attacks on the 2nd Amendment are just beginning. James Wesley Rawles looks at tactics of the gun grabbers and their legislative infringements • Steve Malloy — Trump’s EPA shuts down Obama’s environmental false flag TOPICS: • FBISIS: There’s only been 1 ISIS attack in the US & the FBI was involved from start to finish • Witness testimony contradicts “lone wolf shooter” & FBI confiscates and wipes witness’ phones • Rush sides with NFL over Trump &1st Amendment • Boy Scouts bring in girls for Brave New World social engineering • The Myth of the Millionaire Gambler
[A recently-debuted new show from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters.]
Thursday, October 12th 2017: Was Harvey Weinstein Exposed To Distract From Las Vegas Shooting? - Trump promised the biggest tax cuts in history, but establishment Republicans are already scaling back. James O'Keefe of Project Veritas joins today's program to discuss his latest hidden camera operation, this time exposing the New York Times. We'll also cover the latest revelations in the Las Vegas shooting investigation and the Harvey Weinstein scandal. Anthony Cumia hosts the 4th hour.
Mystery continues to churn, as more evidence, contradictory reports, and questions are arising involving the cover up of the Las Vegas Massacre. Meanwhile, Harvey Weinstein victims continue to come out of the closet, as the true nature of Hollywood is being fully exposed. All this on top of the government trying to push more vaccines, that could kill you.
[Another recently-debuted new show from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters.]
A Senior White House official telling Politico White House lawyers are pushing for Trump meeting with Special Counsel Mueller. Ari Melber breaks down what a possible "interview" means. Duration: 12:51
MSNBC's Ari Melber on Facebook's "Goldman Sachs" Defense
The Beat With Ari Melber 10/12/17
MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down why Facebook executives are dodging Russia questions and invoking anti-regulation arguments more familiar to bankers and the gun lobby. Duration: 8:42
New report reveals Trump “often calls” Fox News host Sean Hannity, even as chief of staff Kelly tries to “control" what information reaches the Oval Office. Duration: 8:16
Exclusive: Dem member of Trump’s voter fraud panel speaks out
The Beat With Ari Melber 10/12/17
Matthew Dunlap, a member of Pres. Trump's controversial voter fraud panel, speaks out about secrecy and dysfunction inside the panel in an exclusive interview on "The Beat with Ari Melber." Duration: 3:28
What it's really like on the ground in Puerto Rico
All In with Chris Hayes 10/12/17
Journalist Molly Crabapple, who just returned from visiting a small village in Puerto Rico, recounts the dire situation Puerto Ricans are still in and how they're viewing the federal response. Duration: 4:25
Thing 1/Thing 2: The president supposedly shoots a 73 -- which would make him one of the best senior golfers in the world. His former partners say he has a secret: He cheats. A lot. Duration: 2:32
Trump expands government leadership with interesting choices
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/12/17
Rachel Maddow reports on a few new additions to Donald Trump's cabinet and other government leadership positions, including a few with the kind of conflicts that have come to typify the Trump administration. Duration: 2:41
DoJ argues Trump doesn't have to preserve presidential records
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/12/17
Rachel Maddow looks at the idiosyncrasies of Donald Trump's legal team, as well as an argument being made in court by the Justice Department that Trump is not bound by the Presidential Records Act to preserve materials from his time in the White House. Duration: 19:06
Doctor quits Puerto Rico medical relief team over 'spa day'
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/12/17
Rache Maddow reports on a doctor who has quit her disaster response team in Puerto Rico after seeing medical workers treat themselves to a 'spa day' in the medical triage tents. Duration: 5:13
Trump fails to implement Russia sanctions he signed into law
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/12/17
Congressman Adam Schiff talks with Rachel Maddow about Donald Trump's failure to implement sanctions against Russia for their interference in the 2016 election. Duration: 10:38
Mold, waterborne illness pose new threat in Puerto Rico crisis
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/12/17
Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz of San Juan, Puerto Rico, talks with Rachel Maddow about the status of her city's recovery and new concerns about mold, waterborne illness, and bacterial infections threatening a health crisis the island is not equipped to handle. Duration: 8:14
Watch for what John Kelly didn’t say in White House briefing
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 10/12/17
Chief of Staff John Kelly answered questions in the briefing room after a series of reports that Donald Trump is "unraveling" in the White House, as a Republican insider says the leaks are a cry for help. Tim O'Brien, Max Boot, and Neera Tanden join Ali Velshi. Duration: 16:12
The same day President Trump signs an executive order starting the process of unraveling Obamacare, he also plans to stop subsidy payments — which a Republican says is the “opposite” of expanding affordable coverage. Neera Tanden & Julie Rovner join Ali Velshi. Duration: 7:45
Donald Trump started the day warning hurricane-ravaged Puerto Ricans' federal help won't last forever. In conversation with Ali Velshi and Maria Teresa Kumar, NYC Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, who was born in Puerto Rico, shared her message for Trump. Duration: 7:43
Trump Chief of Staff Kelly defends Trump, says he's not quitting
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 10/12/17
Taking a round of questions from the media, Trump's White House Chief of Staff John Kelly defended the president, his angry tweets, and told reporters he's not quitting or being fired. Duration: 8:43
Trump renews fight with Puerto Rico & threatens to pull aid
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 10/12/17
San Juan, Puerto Rico mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz accused Trump of tweeting 'hate' after he took to Twitter to again blast the island's infrastructure and say FEMA can't stay there 'forever.' Duration: 8:45
What it will mean if Trump decertifies the Iran nuclear deal
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 10/12/17
Going against the advice of his Secretaries of Defense & State, his National Security adviser, & top generals - Pres. Trump is expected to decertify the Iran nuclear deal. Here's what that means. Duration: 5:38
Jimmy Kimmel’s Plan to Stop Trump’s Angry Tweeting
Published on Oct 12, 2017 by Jimmy Kimmel Live
Jimmy talks about Donald Trump’s battle with Puerto Rico and his tweeting problem. Donald Trump does most of his angry tweeting in the early morning so Jimmy devised a plan to keep those little thumbs busy with something less destructive.
Vanity Fair reported that Trump said he hates everyone in the White House and that he is not getting along with General John Kelly. So this started Trump on another tweet storm about fake news which gave Jimmy a fun idea. Everything that Trump says is fake is true and everything he says is honest is dishonest so we went through his tweets and fixed them up a bit. We also slowed Trump down for tonight's edition of #DrunkDonaldTrump.
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Kim Jong-un is trying to lure tourists to North Korea by turning the city of Wonsan, which is where North Korea conducts many of their missile tests, into a major tourist destination. While a tourism push seems like a very curious move at this point in time, not only are they doing it, they're even marketing to Americans.
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Seth Takes a closer look at how powerful men in entertainment and politics - from Harvey Weinstein to Donald Trump - abuse their power to silence, bully or coerce.
On "Day 266" of the Donald Trump White House Regime, Trump is Fed up with Congress and he begins to dismantle ObamaCare by Executive Order. After 10 Months of pissing with Syria and N. Korea, Trump finally says it is Time to Rebuild America ! What was he waiting For ? Jared Kushner and Harvey Weinstein think they can do anything they damn well Please, They are protected ! Bitcoin is back up to 5400.
North Korean hackers target US electric companies with malicious email attack North Korea hackers have targeted U.S. electric companies. They used a spear-phishing attack, which involves sending emails containing malicious links. Cybersecurity researchers FireEye says it was likely a "reconnaissance" mission rather than a disruptive cyberattack. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/11/north-korean-hackers-target-us-electric-companies-with-malicious-emails.html
U.S. congressional panels spar over 'Trump dossier' on Russia contacts "none of it has been disproven" - GOPers trying to undermine, make focus of scandal [...] “As I understand it, a good deal of his information remains unproven, but none of it has been disproven, and considerable amounts of it have been proven,” Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said in an interview with Reuters. He did not elaborate. [...] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-dossier/u-s-congressional-panels-spar-over-trump-dossier-on-russia-contacts-idUSKBN1CG02L
Sandberg says Facebook allows fake news ads from legit accounts If the Russian-bought election interference ads hadn’t been bought by fraudulent accounts, “Most of them would be allowed to run” Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg said this morning. “The responsibility of an open platform is to allow people to express themselves” she said during the first of an Axios interview series with Facebook execs. “The thing about free expression is when you allow free expression you allow free expression” Sandberg said, noting that “we don’t check what people post” and that she doesn’t think people should want Facebook to. The linchpin quote of the interview was when Sandberg said “The question is should divisive, political, or issue ads run … our answer is yes, because when you cut off speech for one person, then you cut off speech for all people.” The perspective maintains Facebook’s neutrality across the political spectrum and absolves it from being the truth police. But it also means that it’s knowingly creating a platform where people can misinform each other. That raises the question of how free speech scales to user-generated content sharing networks that lack the curation and editorial oversight of traditional news distribution systems. Sandberg dodged Axios editor Mike Allen’s question about whether Facebook is a media company, and wasn’t pressed about how it accepts money for ads like other media companies. [...] https://techcrunch.com/2017/10/12/facebook-allows-fake-news/
The little red pill being pushed on the elderly CNN investigation exposes inappropriate use of drug in nursing homes The maker of a little red pill intended to treat a rare condition is raking in hundreds of millions of dollars a year as it aggressively targets frail and elderly nursing home residents for whom the drug may be unnecessary or even unsafe,?a CNN investigation has found. And much of the money is coming straight from the federal government. The pill, called Nuedexta, is approved to treat a disorder marked by sudden and uncontrollable laughing or crying -- known as pseudobulbar affect, or PBA. This condition afflicts less than 1% of all Americans, based on a calculation using the drugmaker's own figures, and it is most commonly associated with people who have multiple sclerosis (MS) or ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Nuedexta's financial success, however, is being propelled by a sales force focused on expanding the drug's use among elderly patients suffering from dementia and Alzheimer's disease, and high-volume prescribing and advocacy efforts by doctors receiving payments from the company, CNN found. [...] http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/12/health/nuedexta-nursing-homes-invs/index.html
Jeremy Corbyn: UK jihadist Sally-Anne Jones should have faced trial A British jihadist reportedly killed by a US drone strike in Syria should have faced trial, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said. http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-41600224
Trump claims stock market gains actually offset national debt Hannity interview 10-11-17 In a Wednesday evening interview, President Donald Trump suggested that recent stock market gains were helping to reduce the national debt The two measures — private sector valuations and public debt — have no obvious correlation, and both actually grew markedly during the Obama administration
Exclusive: Even Pokémon Go used by extensive Russian-linked meddling effort Russian efforts to meddle in American politics did not end at Facebook and Twitter. A CNN investigation of a Russian-linked account shows its tentacles extended to YouTube, Tumblr and even Pokémon Go. http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/12/media/dont-shoot-us-russia-pokemon-go/
Ryan blasts states that send billions to federal government WASHINGTON (AP) — The top House Republican on Thursday blasted high-tax states that deliver billions to the federal government as he faced a backlash from rank-and-file GOP lawmakers over a sweeping tax-cut proposal. Speaker Paul Ryan went on the offensive against high-tax states like California, New York and New Jersey, even though disgruntled GOP lawmakers from those states need to be brought on board to support the $6 trillion tax overhaul. The Republican lawmakers from high-tax states oppose the plan’s proposal to repeal the popular federal deduction for state and local taxes. But Ryan contended the rest of the country is “propping up profligate, big-government states” that levy high taxes on their residents and spend recklessly. “States that got their act together are paying for states that didn’t,” the Wisconsin lawmaker said at an appearance at the conservative Heritage Foundation. In fact, California, New York and New Jersey send many billions more in taxes to Washington than they get back in federal spending, new data show. Divided by total state residents, New York gets back 81 cents for every $1 it pays in, New Jersey receives 74 cents and California 96 cents, according to an analysis released last month by the Rockefeller Institute of Government. New York contributed $48 billion more in taxes to the federal government than it received in government spending — the biggest deficit the analysis found. New Jersey gave $31 billion more in taxes than it got back and California $17 billion more, the data show. The figures were for the budget year ending Sept. 30, 2015. [...] https://www.apnews.com/2b0bd0de63f049068875acf895da3803/Ryan-blasts-states-that-send-billions-to-federal-government
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