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The new Epstein email about Jared Kushner operating as a co-president during Trump's first term has been suggested before. Former New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie said in an interview that Jared Kushner was the second most powerful man in the White House behind Donald Trump. Christie also said that...

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Scott Jennings just flipped the script on a frantic attorney who tried to spin the Epstein emails as a Trump scandal. Stacy Schneider insisted the release was somehow devastating for Trump — but Scott Jennings didn’t let that fantasy survive more than a few seconds. SCHNEIDER: “His connections to Epstein, as shown in those emails, according to Epstein, is unsavory. And it’s not good for him.” Jennings fired back with a series of hammer blows to her entire narrative: JENNINGS: “Is that new information that he knew Jeffrey Epstein?” “Is it new information that Trump excommunicated him from Mar-a-Lago?” Then he dropped the real headline: “The only new information that we got this week of those emails was that somebody from the New York Times was advising Jeffrey Epstein, and we learned tonight from the Washington Post that Jeffrey Epstein was programing Democratic members of Congress.” “We didn’t learn anything we didn’t already know about Donald Trump, which was other than Jeffrey Epstein, hated Donald Trump.” “And now Democrats are aligning themselves with Jeffrey Epstein because Orange man, bad!”

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“Among The Presidential Candidates, Tinubu Is The Most Qualified. He Has Also Shown Love To The Igbos, Which Is Why I And Several Igbo People Support Him. From His Days As Governor Of Lagos State, He Has Always Included An Igbo Person In His Cabinet. Even Vice President Shettima, When He Was Governor Of Borno State, Also Had Igbos In His Cabinet. It Shows That This Is a Government That Believes In Inclusivity. In The Case Of Nnamdi Kanu, Some People Use It As a Political Tool To Gain Popularity Not Because They Truly Care About Him.” ~ Nollywood Actor Zack Orji
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“Among The Presidential Candidates, Tinubu Is The Most Qualified. He Has Also Shown Love To The Igbos, Which Is Why I And Several Igbo People Support Him. From His Days As Governor Of Lagos State, He Has Always Included An Igbo Person In His Cabinet. Even Vice President Shettima, When He Was Governor Of Borno State, Also Had Igbos In His Cabinet. It Shows That This Is a Government That Believes In Inclusivity. In The Case Of Nnamdi Kanu, Some People Use It As a Political Tool To Gain Popularity Not Because They Truly Care About Him.” ~ Nollywood Actor Zack Orji

Somto Okonkwo

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Meanwhile, here is President Trump's interview with Fox in the 3rdQ of #Lions at #Commanders : Trump was not asked about whether he wants the #Commanders new stadium to be named after him, which was the news headline this weekend entering the game. Trump also was not asked if he wanted to share any parts of his presumed conversation with #Commanders owner Josh Harris, since the club reportedly said there's been no 'formal' request from Trump on the aforementioned matter, but that it was anticipating the name of the new stadium to come up between the two. Jonathan Vilma did ask for his thoughts on the state of the country. In case you're wondering, there was no followup question to Trump's response. Trump was also asked if he wanted to call a play. You can watch to see how that unfolded. (Video cuts out one question before the end. Ran out of storage.)
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Meanwhile, here is President Trump's interview with Fox in the 3rdQ of #Lions at #Commanders : Trump was not asked about whether he wants the #Commanders new stadium to be named after him, which was the news headline this weekend entering the game. Trump also was not asked if he wanted to share any parts of his presumed conversation with #Commanders owner Josh Harris, since the club reportedly said there's been no 'formal' request from Trump on the aforementioned matter, but that it was anticipating the name of the new stadium to come up between the two. Jonathan Vilma did ask for his thoughts on the state of the country. In case you're wondering, there was no followup question to Trump's response. Trump was also asked if he wanted to call a play. You can watch to see how that unfolded. (Video cuts out one question before the end. Ran out of storage.)

JosinaAnderson

295,606 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

At last someone speaks the truth. And weirdly, in this case, it’s James O'Brien For the last ten months, Sangita Myska has allowed the antisemitic conspiracy theory that she was let go from LBC because she’d been aggressive towards an Israeli govt spokesman to fester. When a caller mentioned this to O’Brien he let rip at his former colleague, explaining it was down to her ratings and said he was sickened by the way she’d been silent about the ‘slurs and antisemitic conspiracy theories about her former colleagues’. He added that the idea that she had been silenced was ‘palpably absurd’. I’m glad, actually, that James has had a taste of antisemitic conspiracy and how it works. Perhaps he could even think about how this conspiracy didn’t just affect him, but UK Jews in general. And how it was just one of hundreds of conspiracy theories we have to endure. It’s all in this clip 👇🏼
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At last someone speaks the truth. And weirdly, in this case, it’s James O'Brien For the last ten months, Sangita Myska has allowed the antisemitic conspiracy theory that she was let go from LBC because she’d been aggressive towards an Israeli govt spokesman to fester. When a caller mentioned this to O’Brien he let rip at his former colleague, explaining it was down to her ratings and said he was sickened by the way she’d been silent about the ‘slurs and antisemitic conspiracy theories about her former colleagues’. He added that the idea that she had been silenced was ‘palpably absurd’. I’m glad, actually, that James has had a taste of antisemitic conspiracy and how it works. Perhaps he could even think about how this conspiracy didn’t just affect him, but UK Jews in general. And how it was just one of hundreds of conspiracy theories we have to endure. It’s all in this clip 👇🏼

Nicole Lampert

27,373 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

NEW: Alvin Bragg's former colleague and current CNN legal analyst is calling out the rigged Trump case, even accusing Judge Juan Merchan of violating the law. Elie Honig says the trial "blew his mind" as he called it an "unjustified mess." "The judge donated money - a tiny amount of $35, but in plain violation of a rule prohibiting New York judges from making political donations of any kind to a pro-Biden, anti-Trump political operation," he wrote in the NY Magazine. "The charges against Trump are obscure and nearly entirely unprecedented. In fact, no state prosecutor... has ever charged federal election laws as a direct or predicate state crime, against anyone, for anything." "None. Ever. Even putting aside the specifics of election law, the Manhattan DA itself almost never brings any case in which falsification of business records is the only charge." "The charges against Trump aren’t just unusual. They’re bespoke, seemingly crafted individually for the former president and nobody else," he said as he called the case "Frankenstein" because it was pieced together. During a segment on CNN, Honig said his mind was blown when the judge determined that the jury didn't need to know what the other crime Trump committed was. "I need to call this out... Prosecutors have to prove falsified records for another crime. Defense lawyers were begging him." "They have to know what the other crime is, and prosecutors were saying, 'no, let's keep it very vague and general.' It's a bizarro world." "I know that there is some aggressive reading of the New York statute that says, 'well, the jury doesn't really have to know what the other crime is.' But to me that suggests that the DA's office is hellbent on getting the conviction now and worry about the fallout."
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NEW: Alvin Bragg's former colleague and current CNN legal analyst is calling out the rigged Trump case, even accusing Judge Juan Merchan of violating the law. Elie Honig says the trial "blew his mind" as he called it an "unjustified mess." "The judge donated money - a tiny amount of $35, but in plain violation of a rule prohibiting New York judges from making political donations of any kind to a pro-Biden, anti-Trump political operation," he wrote in the NY Magazine. "The charges against Trump are obscure and nearly entirely unprecedented. In fact, no state prosecutor... has ever charged federal election laws as a direct or predicate state crime, against anyone, for anything." "None. Ever. Even putting aside the specifics of election law, the Manhattan DA itself almost never brings any case in which falsification of business records is the only charge." "The charges against Trump aren’t just unusual. They’re bespoke, seemingly crafted individually for the former president and nobody else," he said as he called the case "Frankenstein" because it was pieced together. During a segment on CNN, Honig said his mind was blown when the judge determined that the jury didn't need to know what the other crime Trump committed was. "I need to call this out... Prosecutors have to prove falsified records for another crime. Defense lawyers were begging him." "They have to know what the other crime is, and prosecutors were saying, 'no, let's keep it very vague and general.' It's a bizarro world." "I know that there is some aggressive reading of the New York statute that says, 'well, the jury doesn't really have to know what the other crime is.' But to me that suggests that the DA's office is hellbent on getting the conviction now and worry about the fallout."

Collin Rugg

3,782,853 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren