Fact checking President Trump's repeated claim of credit for Foxconn's deal in Wisconsin
Foxconn has previously announced plans for factories in the U.S. and other countries that have not come to fruition. (Sept. 8, 2017) Nicole LewisWashington Post
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But here's the rub: Foxconn has been making plans to expand in the U.S. as early as 2012.
Full Broadcast 23Oct17 Real News with David Knight GUESTS: • Dana Gottesfeld — a cyber-protestor who drew attention to medical kidnapping and child endangerment by a politically connected and powerful hospital is facing draconian punishment TOPICS: • REVEALED: massive insider trading by MGM CEO just before Vegas shooting • Corporate govt proxies are being used to arrest, blacklist & censor • BitCoin miners escape Venezuelan hyperinflation • Special Prosecutor Mueller is revealed to be an inquisitor who has surrounded himself with individuals known for prosecutorial misconduct
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
Monday, October 23rd 2017[, with Matt Dubiel hosting the fourth hour with an appearance by Marshall Sylver]: Trump has NWO on the Run - President Trump proposes the "largest tax cuts in history" as he moves to help rebuild the middle class. Meanwhile Florida Dem. Congresswoman Frederica Wilson continues her campaign against Trump and White House Chief of Staff John Kelly. Joining the show today, Omar Navarro, candidate for California's 43rd Congressional District, who's seeking to end Maxine Waters' 35-year political career. Also, podcast host Outlaw Morgan discusses Antifa's upcoming November 4th Day of Rage and more. We'll also break down Trump's release of the JFK files, the evolving Vegas narrative, the fall of Hollywood and more.
On Today's War Room, we examine the President's decision to release previously classified documents on the JFK assassination, we take a look at the recent rhetoric from Mad Maxine Waters, and we also continue the hunt for truth in the Vegas Massacre, reviewing footage coming from Hooters which indicates there was also an event there, not covered by the FBI during any press conferences.
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
Grieving mother of Niger fallen soldier contradicts Trump
The Beat With Ari Melber 10/23/17
Trump ignores questions about soldier’s death, widow's call claim and the Niger ambush. Rep. Maxine Waters on why the Congressional Black Caucus is demanding an apology from Gen. Kelly. Duration: 11:22
Planned Parenthood president discusses new sexual harassment allegations against Bill O'Reilly
The Beat With Ari Melber 10/23/17
President of Planned Parenthood, Cecile Richards, speaks out on sexual harassment allegations against Bill O’Reilly, and a pivotal Texas abortion case against a young undocumented woman. Duration: 4:35
Anti-Putin activist on international most wanted list
The Beat With Ari Melber 10/23/17
Prominent Putin critic Bill Browder speaks out on being put on an international watch list and is "absolutely assured" Putin was behind Trump Jr.'s secret Trump Tower meeting with Russians. Duration: 7:46
Trump still hasn’t made opioid emergency declaration
The Beat With Ari Melber 10/23/17
Trump promised emergency action on the opioid crisis but is yet to do anything about it. Motley Crue's Nikki Six, a recovering heroine addict, joins The Beat on how to help stop the epidemic. Duration: 4:04
Rep. Barbara Lee also says the members of the Congressional Black Caucus are demanding an apology from Chief of Staff John Kelly for his lies about Rep. Frederica Wilson. Duration: 3:59
Bill O’Reilly settled harassment claim for $32M: NYT
All In with Chris Hayes 10/23/17
Bill O'Reilly settled a harassment claim for $32 million just one month before Fox News extended his contract for another 4 years at $25 million per year, reports The New York Times. Duration: 4:44
Thing 1/Thing 2: Sean Spicer, former White House Press Secretary, is now a fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, where some of his students say he's teaching them about alternative facts. Duration: 2:21
NBC News: U.S. soldiers were likely set-up for Niger ambush
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/24/17
Courtney Kube, NBC News national security and military reporter, talks with Rachel Maddow about new details being learned about the nature of the deadly attack on U.S. soldiers in Niger. Duration: 19:17
Holder: 'There has to be a wall' between White House and DoJ
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/24/17
Former Attorney General Eric Holder talks with Rachel Maddow about the independence of the Justice Department from the White House and whether Donald Trump understands the role of attorney general. Duration: 9:05
Holder: Trump 'unwise' to attack Sessions over Comey, Russia
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/24/17
Former Attorney General Eric Holder talks with Rachel Maddow about why it is a bad idea for Donald Trump to berate Jeff Sessions and meet with U.S. attorney candidates who could potentially be responsible for prosecuting Trump interests. Duration: 5:43
Former Attorney General Eric Holder talks with Rachel Maddow about his work with the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, trying to undo GOP gerrymandering and make representation in the US more consistent with American voters. Duration: 5:31
Holder confident in Mueller to be fair, thorough on Trump Russia
The Rachel Maddow Show 10/24/17
Former Attorney General Eric Holder talks with Rachel Maddow about how he feels about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's interference in the U.S. election, and whether Congress can get past politics to produce a useful report. Duration: 3:16
Lawrence: 'The worst thing we know about John Kelly'
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 10/23/17
The Gold Star widow of Sgt. La David Johnson refuted Trump's claim about his condolence phone call and confirmed that Rep. Frederica Wilson’s account of the Trump condolence call was "100% correct." Yet Gen. John Kelly has still not apologized. Duration: 8:54
Gold Star father Khizr Khan responds to Trump, Kelly
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 10/23/17
Khizr Khan was shocked by General Kelly's comments about Gold Star families, and challenges General Kelly to have the "courage and guts" to apologize and put the focus back on the best of this country – the four U.S. soldiers who gave their lives in Niger. Duration: 5:36
After Lawrence O'Donnell's commentary on fellow Boston native John Kelly, Tucker Carlson enlisted Boston's right-wing, Trump-supporting radio host Howie Carr to react. But as Lawrence points out, the falsehoods started early – in the introduction. Duration: 6:46
Trump disputes Gold Star widow dragging feud into its second week
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 10/23/17
Pres. Trump is defending his remarks to Myeshia Johnson, wife of slain soldier Sgt. La David Johnson, bringing his feud with the Gold Star widow into its second week. Our reporter panel reacts. Duration: 9:35
Bannon, who talks to Trump often, says he's Trump's 'wingman'
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 10/23/17
Steve Bannon may be out of the Trump White House, but he apparently still has plenty of influence with Pres. Trump who reportedly speaks to Bannon several times a week. Our reporter panel reacts. Duration: 3:45
McCain takes aim at medical deferment Trump took to skip Vietnam
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 10/23/17
John McCain says he wasn't calling Pres. Trump a draft dodger, but his remarks caused a stir. Medal of Honor recipient Col. Jack Jacobs & presidential historian Jon Meacham discuss. Duration: 4:47
As his feud with a Gold Star widow drags on, Pres. Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to a Vietnam veteran. Medal of Honor recipient Col. Jack Jacobs & presidential historian Jon Meacham react. Duration: 5:24
While defending President Trump's condolence call to a Gold Star family, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly makes false claims about a congresswoman.
Citizen Journalist Kobi Libii meets with experts and activists to get to the bottom of the ruffian group antifa and introduces his ironclad solution for stopping them.
What Did President Bush Whisper To President Obama?
Published on Oct 24, 2017 by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
The 43rd President wasn't mic'ed up when he got a big laugh out of the 44th President during an event to raise funds for hurricane relief. Stephen fills in the blank.
Trump Can't Get A Deferment From McCain's 'Bone Spur' Burn
Published on Oct 24, 2017 by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Senator John McCain appeared to take a shot at the President while describing 'high-income' Americans who were diagnosed with 'bone spurs' during the Vietnam war.
Published on Oct 24, 2017 by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
The President took credit for the upcoming, already-scheduled release of the JFK files... which he might think reveal secrets about New York City's largest airport.
Fox News, Where Sexual Harassment Gets You A Contract Extension
Published on Oct 24, 2017 by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Bill O'Reilly reached a $32 million settlement with a woman alleging him of sexual harassment. Fox News swiftly disciplined him with the harsh punishment of more money.
On "Day 277" of the Donald Trump Zionist Regime it dawned on me, Only the Zionist get Starring roles in the Circus and the Players who are attacked are Gentiles. What a Great Dog and Pony Show they have there !!!!! Their Goal is to put you and I under the Bridge or Take a Waiter Job to serve them their Wine.
Was an Attack on United States Soldiers in Niger a Debacle 'Worse than Benghazi'? Given the paucity of information available two weeks after an ambush by militants on U.S. troops in Niger in October 2017, comparisons to Benghazi are perhaps a bit premature. MIXTURE https://snopes.com/was-niger-attack-worse-than-benghazi/
Guess who loses with Trump's tax plan? Dean Obeidallah: Trump's tax plan will harm America's most vulnerable -- senior citizens, the disabled and the poor -- while benefiting the highest earners Americans must strongly object to this plan before programs like Medicaid and Medicare are slashed, writes Obeidallah http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/22/opinions/trump-tax-cuts-opinion-obeidallah/index.html
Russia Puts Browder on Interpol Wanted List, Blocking Travel U.S. Homeland Security alerted Browder to revoked visa Browder can’t travel until Interpol overturns Russia request Hermitage Capital Management founder William Browder said Russia put him on Interpol’s wanted list last week, its latest move to undermine the American-born fund manager’s global campaign against Russia over the death of his legal and tax adviser Sergei Magnitsky. Browder, a British citizen since giving up his U.S. citizenship in 1998, said he’d received an email from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security notifying him his “global entry status” had been removed. He also found out his visa waiver for the U.S. had been revoked after Russia added him to the Interpol list using a loophole known as a “diffusion notice,” which allows countries to issue arrest warrants unilaterally without vetting from the organization. Interpol rejected four previous Russian attempts to put Browder on its wanted list. “I hope it will be overturned,” Browder said. “Russia is abusing Interpol consistently for political purposes.” He said he can’t leave the U.K. until the issue is resolved. Interpol didn’t immediately respond to an emailed request for comment. A spokesman for Russia’s Prosecutor General couldn’t immediately be reached. The agency in August said it would continue to seek to have Browder put on the Interpol list as he’s been convicted in absentia in Russia of tax evasion and sentenced to nine years in prison. Canada Victory Browder scored a victory in his campaign against Russia last week when Canada became the latest country to pass a “Magnitsky Act,” which imposes travel bans and asset freezes against individuals believed to be involved in human rights abuses in Russia. On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin lashed out at Browder and Canada’s passage of its Magnitsky Act. “These are all not-very-constructive political games,” Putin said at the annual Valdai Club meeting. “What lies underneath these events? Underneath are the criminal activities of an entire gang led by one particular man, I believe Browder is his name.” Ever since Magnitsky died in prison in 2009, Browder has led a campaign to persuade countries around the world to adopt sanctions on a list of Russian officials believed to be responsible. In 2012, the U.S. passed the first Magnitsky Act, followed by the U.K., Estonia and now Canada. In addition to the earlier conviction, Russia is trying Browder now for more charges of fraud and tax evasion. Russian prosecutors also suspect that Browder himself arranged Magnitsky’s death in a Russian jail, colluding with an agent of MI6, Britain’s foreign intelligence agency, to prevent him from getting medical care in prison, according to a Russian government document from 2016. Browder dismissed the latest allegations as “absurd.” https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-23/russia-puts-browder-on-interpol-wanted-list-blocking-travel
Turning Tables in Magnitsky Case, Russia Accuses a Nemesis of Murder MOSCOW — The case of Sergei L. Magnitsky, the Russian tax lawyer who was imprisoned in 2008 on false charges and died in jail, began as a tragedy. But now, after years of sanctions, countersanctions, bitter feuds and one noteworthy meeting in Trump Tower, the case seems to be entering the realm of farce. Mr. Magnitsky, who worked for William F. Browder, a hedge fund manager who was once the largest foreign portfolio investor in Russia, was jailed on tax evasion charges while unraveling a $230 million government tax “refund” that Russian officials had fraudulently granted themselves. He died in prison after being beaten and denied medical care, earning the Kremlin widespread condemnation. Mr. Browder, who was living in London at the time, began lobbying Western governments to punish those responsible for Mr. Magnitsky’s death, an effort that bore fruit when the United States, Estonia and most recently, Canada, imposed sanctions on Russians involved in Mr. Magnitsky’s death. That campaign touched off a nasty confrontation with the Kremlin, and the two sides have been trying ever since to undermine the credibility of the other. Recently, however, Russian prosecutors have taken that effort to a remarkable new level, claiming that Mr. Magnitsky was actually murdered by Mr. Browder. A powerful law enforcement organization, the Investigative Committee of the Prosecutor General’s Office, is investigating Mr. Magnitsky’s death as a murder, presenting as evidence what it says are intercepted communications from Western intelligence agencies. [...] https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/22/world/europe/russia-sergei-magnitsky-william-browder.html
Why did the US just revoke Putin critic Bill Browder's visa? The U.S. visa of Bill Browder, a prominent critic of the Kremlin, was revoked after Moscow exploited a loophole to place him on the Interpol wanted list, the financier revealed Saturday. The move against the U.S.-born British citizen was labeled farcical, and prompted immediate calls for the U.S. to overturn the decision. “This is outrageous,” Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Russia, tweeted Sunday, urging President Donald Trump to “not join Putin’s campaign” against the human rights champion. [...] https://news.vice.com/story/bill-browder-visa-revoked-putin
First on CNN: Security costs skyrocket at 'lightning rod' EPA EPA is expanding Scott Pruitt's security team as threats increase Pruitt is putting a sound-proof room in his office Democratic lawmakers say the spending is out of control http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/23/politics/epa-pruitt-security-costs/index.html
Air Force denies report that it is preparing to put B-52 bombers on high alert A report says that Air Force is preparing a 24-hour high alert for B-52 bombers, something that has not been in place since the Cold War. An Air Force representative denies the report but acknowledges that bases undergo updates to maintain readiness. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/23/us-nuclear-bombers-on-high-alert-as-north-korean-threat-grows.html
Did Myeshia Johnson Accuse Rep. Frederica Wilson of Using Her Husband 'As a Political Platform'? An alleged Facebook post from the widow about a controversial condolence call was "published" at least an hour before President Donald Trump phoned her. FALSE https://www.snopes.com/myeshia-johnson-facebook-post/
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