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With his gun control obsession, Piers Morgan tanked CNN ratings when he took over for Larry King. Since reemerging on British television sometime after his CNN gig was cancelled, Morgan has tried to introduce some balance in U.K. television coverage, otherwise mostly negative, of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Anti-Trump, pro-Hillary FBI official Peter Strzok is testifying today before a joint session U.S. House Oversight Committee and the Judiciary Committee.
The United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP or Ukip) may be on the comeback trail in the aftermath of British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit plan, which is seen as a capitulation to the European Union.
Brandon Straka, the founder of the #WalkAway campaign, says he was denied service at a New York City camera and electronics store when a sales person accused him of intending to use the equipment for “alt-right purposes.”
John Nolte of Breitbart News is compiling a list of what he deems “media-approved” violence and verbal threats against Trump supporters as well as the president himself and his family.
San Antonio, Texas, police are investigating an alleged assault that occurred Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning at a Whataburger fast-food eatery.
The data was gathered from an online poll of about 1,500 registered voters in in late June while the illegal immigration/family separation controversy was raging.
The mainstream media tends to insist that various constituency groups always vote in a monolithic fashion, but the Harris poll — which is headed by a former Clinton adviser — suggests otherwise.
.@tuckercarlson on @POTUS's rising approval ratings during his recent crackdown on illegal immigration: "After a full month of cable news morons calling him 'Hitler', Trump's approval rating rose"
In a month Trump's approval rating among hispanics shot up 10 points! pic.twitter.com/luZW13plTv
The #WalkAway Campaign is so much more than a trending hashtag. Please watch to find out more! And Share!!@realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr @IvankaTrump @EricTrump pic.twitter.com/CKYmmFztAB
“Both appearances centered around the meaning of ‘real separation’ versus the manufactured media ‘crisis’ going on at the U.S.-Mexico border,” The Daily Caller explained in the context of the temporary separation of some minors and their illegal alien parents or others with whom they entered the U.S. on an undocumented basis.
Agnes Gibboney, a legal immigrant, had this to say.
“When my son was murdered I didn’t know for 11 years that the man that killed my son was an illegal alien [and] had an ICE hold. The media doesn’t report truthfully what the separation of families really is, but I would like to show everybody what real separation of families is. This is what separates my son and myself is a coffin and six feet of dirt. How is that for real separation of families?”
Said Mary Ann Mendoza:
“When you have a problem like what is happening at the border you can’t start at the end result and start placing blame. You have to go back to the origin of the problem. And that’s what the parents, the mothers letting their children go with these smugglers and the cartel bringing these children to our borders. That is where the anger needs to be directed. It should not be directed at the United States for upholding its laws, and quite frankly I’m happy that the United States was able to step in and save some of the children from the fate they were dealt, and who knows what was going to happen to them?”
We are gathered today to hear directly from the AMERICAN VICTIMS of ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. These are the American Citizens permanently separated from their loved ones b/c they were killed by criminal illegal aliens. These are the families the media ignores…https://t.co/ZjXESYAcjY
On June 8, HBO comedian Bill Maher claimed that an economic recession is a good thing because it would be a way to get rid of President Donald Trump.
Author, journalist, and filmmaker Mike Cernovich subsequently tweeted that since suicides increase during recessionary periods, “Bill Maher wants people to die,” which caught the attention of the Real Time host.
Last night, Maher satirically agreed, specifically naming Mike Cernovich as a potential recession casualty.
Maher continued, however, that “No, I don’t want him to die. I don’t know who the f**k you are Mike Cernovich, but I want you to live a long, healthy life and get the help you so desperately need.”
Cernovich told Gateway Pundit that “It’s funny. He’s obviously a stealth fan.”
In his monologue, Maher added that “In a situation this grave, it is not crazy to use economic manipulation…A recession is a survivable event What Trump is doing to this country is not.”
Bill Maher can be an amusing and sometimes perceptive observer of the political scene (who knows how many staff writers are feeding him material). To his credit, he occasionally dissents from the liberal, politically correct groupthink on some issues, to the shock of the trained seals in his audience.
That said, he — like many of his contemporaries in Hollywood — appears to be suffering from Trump derangement syndrome.
Video: @BillMaher: “One way you get rid of @realDonaldTrump is a crashing economy, so please bring on the recession. Sorry if that hurts people, but it’s either root for a recession or lose your democracy.” #RealTime #TTT pic.twitter.com/wSd6jNYueC
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