Full Broadcast 17Nov17 Real News with David Knight GUESTS: • Shiva Ayyadurai declares independence from the corrupt GOP establishment • Craig Richardson on the lawsuit that exposes Obama’s subversion of the Constitution TOPICS • Gloria Allred caught red-handed with a forgery • Hillary & her media protectors are feeling the heat as corruption witness nears testifying • GropeGate & other Senate scandals
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt delivered this address at the 2017 National Lawyers Convention in Washington, DC. He was introduced by Ambassador C. Boyden Gray.
Published on Nov 18, 2017 by The Federalist Society
Attorney General Jeff Sessions delivered this address [on November 17, 2017] at the 2017 National Lawyers Convention in Washington, DC. He was introduced by former Attorney General Ed Meese.
Friday, Nov. 17th 2017: Franken Sex Allegation Hurts Dems - Sen. Al Franken has been accused of sexual assault, adding to the list of allegations in Washington D.C. Candace Owens, known on the internet as Red Pill Black, joins today's broadcast to discuss the current anti-conservative hysteria in America as well as internet censorship. Also, the world's first successful head transplant has been completed in China and more European countries are revolting against the EU. Mike Cernovich hosts the fourth hour.
President Donald Trump hosts several NCAA championship-winning teams at the White House, including:
Arizona State Women’s Triathlon Florida Baseball Maryland Men’s Lacrosse Maryland Women’s Lacrosse McKendree Women’s Bowling Ohio State Men’s Volleyball Oklahoma Men’s Golf Oklahoma Men’s Gymnastics Oklahoma Women’s Gymnastics Oklahoma Softball Penn State Men’s Wrestling Penn State Women’s Rugby Texas A&M Men’s Indoor Track and Field Texas A&M Women’s Equestrian Utah Skiing Virginia Men’s Tennis Washington Women’s Rowing West Virginia Rifle
Today on the War Room we have an exclusive report and video on Hillary Clinton's book signing tour in Austin Texas. Millie Weaver was there, and not only was she rudely treated by Hillary's supporters, she also caught footage of Hillary needing help out of her car. We take a look at a serious water contamination problem plaguing many U.S. cities as well as a possible ongoing investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
[from Alex Jones and his merry band of batshit bullshitters]
Heidi is angry that she is being forced to judge the special ed science fair. She is also rude to Theresa by making fun of her family for living in a trailer park.
NBC News exclusive: Kushner failed to disclose outreach from Putin ally to Trump campaign. It comes as Special Counsel Mueller subpoenas multiple campaign officials for Russia documents Duration: 7:52
Roy Moore’s wife speaks out in his defense and behind the scenes Steve Bannon is reportedly telling the GOP establishment and Sean Hannity to “back off” Moore. Duration: 6:32
Trump Panama building a magnet for dirty money laundering
On Assignment with Richard Engel 11/18/17
Richard Engel, NBC News chief foreign correspondent, looks at how a Panama building project bearing the Trump name became a hot spot for illegal money world wide to be cleaned through real estate transactions. Duration: 17:06
Echoes of Trump in corrupt former Panama president Martinelli
On Assignment with Richard Engel 11/17/17
Richard Engel, NBC News chief foreign correspondent, reports on similarities between Donald Trump and his friend, former Panama president Ricardo Martinelli, who is being held in a federal detention facility in Miami fighting extradition back to Panama. Duration: 6:32
Trump may be at legal risk for crimes at Trump-named building
On Assignment with Richard Engel 11/17/17
Arlo Devlin-Brown, former public corruption unit chief for the Southern District of New York, talks with Richard Engel about whether Donald Trump is at any legal risk for illegal things that happen through a building to which he has sold his name. Duration: 3:51
Richard Engel, NBC News chief foreign correspondent, reports on some of the unsavory circumstances and outright conflicts of interest in some of Donald Trump's international business ventures. Duration: 3:59
Trump comfort with foreign corruption hurts US global reputation
On Assignment with Richard Engel 11/17/17
Sarah Chayes, author of "Thieves of State," talks with Richard Engel about how Donald Trump's tolerance of corruption in other countries reflects back on the reputation of the United States, and why Donald Trump is in violation of the Foreign Emoluments Clause of the Constitution. Duration: 7:58
Richard Engel shares a CNBC clip of Donald Trump expressing his displeasure with a law that forbids American businesses from bribing foreign officials. Duration: 1:25
Lawrence: GOP Tax Bill is biggest transfer to the richest in U.S, history
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 11/17/17
President Trump doesn’t want his voters to know what’s in the GOP Tax bill because it is exactly the opposite of what he campaigned for and is the biggest transfer of wealth to the richest Americans in U.S. history. Duration: 6:36
The GOP tax bill pays for massive tax cuts for the rich by taking from Americans earning less than 75-thousand dollars who will face substantial tax increases. The bill is terrible for blue states and Trump voters. Fmr. Bush 41 Economist Bruce Bartlett and MSNBC’s Joy Reid Join Lawrence. Duration: 9:14
Several former Senate and Campaign staffers who worked for Sen. Al Franken released statements supporting him after he apologized. Meanwhile President Trump and Roy Moore behaved totally differently. Maria Teresa Kumar and Joy Reid join Lawrence. Duration: 6:49
When did the negative politics begin? Lawrence O'Donnell explains that “We can see all of the precedents that occurred in 1968, which is kind of where our modern politics began. For what we just saw in the last campaign.” Duration: 3:34
Kusnher didn't disclose he was contacted by a Putin ally
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/17/17
NBC News was first to break the news that Trump aide and son-in-law Jared Kushner failed to disclose to investigators that he was contacted by an ally of Vladimir Putin during the campaign. Duration: 8:28
UK publicist Rod Goldstone set to talk to Mueller in Russia probe
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/17/17
The British publicist Rod Goldstone who helped set up the Trump Tower meeting with Trump Jr., Paul Manafort, Jared Kushner, and several Russians is set to return to the U.S. & speak to Mueller. Duration: 1:24
Trump, who's been accused of sexual misconduct, blasts Franken
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/17/17
Pres. Trump, who's been repeatedly accused of sexual harassment, took to Twitter to blast Sen. Al Franken putting the White House on defense. Trump, however, has yet to comment on Roy Moore. Duration: 8:58
Trump halts reversal to Obama-era policy on big-game trophies
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams 11/17/17
After rolling back an Obama-era policy banning the import of animal trophies to the U.S. from Zimbabwe & Zambia, Trump halted that change - at least temporarily. Jeff Corwin joins to discuss. Duration: 4:33
Hours after a tearful Alabama woman accused Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexually assaulting her nearly 40 years ago, the former judge gathered with supporters at a volunteer fire department near his home in northeastern Alabama to label the allegations “absolutely false.”
By his side, as always, was his wife of 32 years, Kayla Moore. But this time, she spoke up.
“He has never one time lifted a finger to me. He is the most gentle, most kind man that I have ever known in my life. He’s godly. He’s loving — and everybody in this community knows it,” Kayla Moore, 56, said, looking around at the people gathered that night. “These are our church members, these are our family, these are our friends, these are people that know him just like I do.”
Trump Family to Save $1 Billion Under New Tax Plan
Published on Nov 20 [Part 1] and Nov 21 [Part 2], 2017 by Mike Malloy
On Thursday of this week, Republicans in the House of Representatives were finally able to pass their disgusting tax reform package. Who’s gonna be the biggest beneficiary of that? Well, if you said rich people, you’re absolutely right. In fact, according to a new analysis by NBC News, Trump and his family will personally save about $1 billion due to the new policies in the Republican tax package. Meanwhile, the rest of the country, those of us who don’t fall into that top 1% or even the top 5%, those of us in the bottom 95%, we’re essentially getting screwed harder than we could ever imagine. Because in addition to people like Donald Trump and his family saving $1 billion, there’s also specific tax breaks and tax cuts for people who use private jets.
Meanwhile, teachers in this country are losing their ability to write off supplies that they have to buy with their own money for their classroom. Let me go ahead and explain how that works real quick too, in case any of you don’t know. My wife is a special education teacher. She spends probably well over $100 every single month out of her own pocket to buy shit for her classroom because there’s no frickin’ money in the State of Florida to provide the things that teachers need. I have a lot of teachers in my family. I have a lot of friends who are teachers, and the story is exactly the same with every single one of them. Now they won’t even get to write that stuff off. Why? Because rich people need a tax break for using private jets because Donald Trump and his idiot kids need a tax cut because they don’t wanna pay an inheritance tax when daddy finally kicks the bucket and they take all his money. This is theft, folks. This is outright theft from the bottom 95% to give it back to the top 5%.
In addition to all that stuff, we’re looking at $25 billion immediately cut from Medicaid, health insurance for the poor in the United States. $25 billion will be cut immediately upon presidential signage of this piece of legislation, from poor people so they can’t buy health insurance. In all my years of studying politics, of reporting on politics, this is the most disgusting thing ever. This is the most disgusting thing ever. That’s the end of that sentence. I have never seen any group of Republicans in this country, in the history of this country that I have studied, ever try to pull off such a grift on the American public, but that is exactly what happened in the House of Representatives yesterday. This piece of legislation is going to take everything away from the bottom 95% to give it to the top 5%.
Bill McKibben: The Hope Is in the Resistance | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
Published on Nov 17, 2017 by Real Time with Bill Maher
Environmental activist and author Bill McKibben joins Bill Maher to discuss climate change and his latest novel, "Radio Free Vermont: A Fable of Resistance."
Published on Nov 18, 2017 by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Rep. Louie Gohmert unveiled a maddening visual aide depicting the connections between Russia, Uranium One, and just about everyone and everything else you've ever heard of.
And the biggest loser in the GOP’s tax plan is . . . humans Corporations are people, my friend. Both Mitt Romney and the Supreme Court told us so years ago. Still, they left out one key fact: It’s way better to be a corporate-person than a person-person. At least when Republicans are reshaping the tax code. Republicans love cutting taxes. They’d cut all the taxes in the world if they could. But the rules that allow senators to pass their tax agenda with only 51?votes require setting priorities for who gets the most generous cuts, or any cuts at all. This week, the party made its top priority abundantly clear. It chose corporations. By a long shot. Both the House tax bill — which passed handily Thursday — and the Senate version are heavily weighted toward business. Both bills would slash rates on regular corporate profits, “pass-through” business income (currently taxed at regular individual rates) and overseas profits that get repatriated. They also provide other tax breaks for companies, such as allowing full and immediate expensing for qualified investments. Of course, Republican lawmakers and administration officials promise that these corporate giveaways will really, truly, honest-to-goodness primarily benefit us regular humans, especially humans in the middle class. That’s because, they claim, corporate tax cuts will unleash a wave of business investment and therefore economic growth, most of which will trickle down to the little people-people. It’s hard to find an independent economist who buys this. Even corporate executives won’t back up this story. At the Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council meeting this week, a Journal editor asked audience members to raise their hands if their companies planned to invest more should the tax legislation pass. Only a smattering of hands went up. Gary Cohn, the director of President Trump’s National Economic Council, looked out at the crowd with surprise. “Why aren’t the other hands up?” he said, laughing a bit. This was no one-off embarrassment. A survey of 300 companies this summer similarly found that a tax holiday on the repatriation of overseas profits was more likely to lead to share buybacks, mergers and paying down debt than investment and hiring. It gets worse. The Senate plan isn’t just more generous to companies than it is to individuals. It effectively takes from low- and middle-income individuals to give to corporations. [...] https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/and-the-biggest-loser-in-the-gops-tax-plan-is-humans/2017/11/16/9c238ac2-cb11-11e7-8321-481fd63f174d_story.html
Russian ambassador says he won't name all the Trump officials he's met with because 'the list is so long' Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak said it would take him more than 20 minutes to name all of the Trump officials he's met with. Kislyak made the remarks in a sprawling interview with Russia-1, a popular state-owned Russian television channel. https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/16/kislyak-wont-name-trump-officials-hes-met-because-list-is-so-long.html
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