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Dom Hosts Bill O’Reilly In Speaker Series — Bill O’Reilly will be guest of WPHT’s Speaker Series, 7 p.m., Oct. 19 at Broadway Theatre of Pitman, 43 S. Broadway, Pitman, N.J. 08071.
Host is Dom Giordano. Tickets are $24 and include a copy of O’Reilly’s book Killing England.
Jason Kessler Interview Regarding Charlottesville — For the record, we couldn’t care less if Charlottesville, Va. removes a statue of Robert E. Lee, but there appears to be another side to yesterday’s (Aug. 12) events that isn’t being reported, namely that the city failed to provide police presence and created circumstances in which violence was likely.
Here is an interview (language warning) with event organizer Jason Kessler in which he gives his side.
Don’t expect it to be up too long on YouTube.
Greg Gianforte Body-slammed Partisan Not Journalist — Republican Greg Gianforte waltzed into Montana’s congressional seat, yesterday, mere hours after he was charged with misdemeanor assault for roughing up Ben Jacobs of the British-owned media publication The Guardian.
Some are decrying this as an assault on the free press. It is not. Jacobs is not a journalist. He is a partisan with a platform. His goal is not to provide the citizenry with accurate information but to advance an agenda and make obstacles to it look bad. This often means harassing the targets and distorting — to be polite — their positions.
It appears the citizenry, though, is catching on.
Americans hopefully also wake up to the reality that the battle is not about advancing a political party. It’s about advancing the idea that freedom is good; that freedom can only exist with courage, and that courage requires strong personal morals.
The special election was held to fill the seat vacated by Republcan Ryan Zinke who was appointed as Secretary of the Interior. Montana is a conservative state but not a knee-jerk Republican one. Its governor is Steve Bullock, a Democrat, who campaigned hard for Gianforte’s opponent, Rob Quist.
Seth Rich Story Ignored — Guess what story did not make the pages establishment media. That’s right, the revelation that murdered Democrat National Committee Voter Data Director Seth Rich was the Wikileaks source regarding dirty deeds by the Hillary Clinton campaign.
In other words, not the Russians.
What story is being pushed by the media minions of the deep state? That President Trump is going to be impeached because he warned Russia that laptop computers can be disguised as bombs to blow up airplanes. It almost deserves an LOL.
And if this is so vitally secret why did the Washington Post expose this? The Russians weren’t going to tell ISIS.
The deep state is a swamp filled with snakes. It must be drained.
Lawrence O’Donnell Ultimate Conspiracy Nut — One-percenter establishment pundit and Comcast employee Lawrence O’Donnell posited last night (April 7) that Russian President Vladimir Putin orchestrated the April 4 chemical weapon attack by Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad so President Trump could respond and look good.
By the way, Assad’s birthday is Sept. 11.
Dylan Byers Fake News — CNN’s Dylan Byers wrote a story implying conservative Fox host Sean Hannity pulled a gun on liberal colleague Juan Williams due to an on-air argument.
“Last year, after ending one of his many spirited on-air arguments with liberal contributor Juan Williams, Hannity pulled out a gun and pointed it directly at Williams, according to three sources with knowledge of the incident,” Byers said. “He even turned on the laser sight, causing a red dot to bob around on Williams’ body.”
Hannity and Williams both said that’s not what happened.
Fox News said that’s not what happened.
But Byers stands by his story. He has anonymous sources, he says. Not a police report — assault and terroristic threats are crimes in New York — not a person with a name, just anonymous sources.
And he expects to be believed. You know that an anonymous source can be a guy in a bar, right? Or it can be a liar with a grudge. It can even be a malicious fiction.
And this guy calls himself a journalist.
A generation educated to be shameless has entered the media. They are caught in a lie and they double down. They are absolutely clueless as to where this path leads. Karma happens.
Gateway Pundit Writer Assaulted In White House — Jon Decker, a Fox News Radio correspondent credentialed to attend White House press briefings is a tad miffed that the Trump Administration is letting new kids into the club.
Lucian Wintrich is one of the new kids. He writes for the website TheGatewayPundit.
Wintrich’s presence became just too much for Decker’s hidebound sense of aesthetics, yesterday, March 10. Wintrich says that when he entered the briefing room Decker loudly declared that he hated blacks, women, Hispanics, Jews and other minorities. Decker then blocked him from entering the men’s room, and backed him into a corner, Wintrich says. When he tried to inch past, Decker shoved him.
Wintrich says that after he used the men’s room he found Decker waiting outside. Decker grabbed his arm and again loudly declared that Wintrich was anti-black, anti-Jew and anti-woman, and that he wrote for a Nazi publication.
Nobody stepped in to stop it.
These are the assholes that have been our source of news.
Wintrich is apparently not a very big guy. He’s gay and Jewish as well, for that matter. So much for the Nazi charge.
TheGatewayPundit is not written by bigots, Nazis or any other kind of hater. Read it yourself. You can find it here.
Hopefully, the Trump Administration pulls Decker’s creds.
Mark Levin Chastises Brian Stetler — CNN’s Brian Stelter merely did what he was born to do, namely defend the deep-state establishment, when he graspingly sought to defend the Obama Administration against charges that it used national security protocols in a futile attempt to stop the election of Donald Trump.
Radio host Mark Levin, who grew up in Springfield, Montco, takes him to task regarding his hypocrisy and failed journalism in this open letter:
Did you listen to my show on Thursday, before President Trump tweeted? Did you watch my appearance on Fox and Friends Sunday morning? I know you are ticked I did not appear on your show, despite your numerous requests. Your ad hominem attacks about “right wing” radio host and conspiracy theory stuff … incredible.
I simply put together the stories that YOUR profession reported, on the public record. Do you deny there were two FISA applications? Do you deny the first was turned down? Do you deny the second was approved? It’s called the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. It is about surveillance. The fact that we cannot discern all the details because of the secrecy, except for what the media have revealed and selective leaks by the government, should cause you to want to know more, not to trash those who point it out.
And yes, we can make several logical implications based on events and experience. A FISA application is a big deal. One, or two in this case, that involve campaign surrogates, or a server or computer related to a candidate or campaign, etc., is a big deal. President Obama’s statement is not a definitive statement of anything, other than he, personally, did not order a wiretap, which I never claimed. But that does not mean he was unaware of surveillance activity by several of his departments, even through routine reports to the president, such as the Daily Intel Briefing or information conveyed to him or his staff via the Justice Department re the FBI counter-intelligence activities. As for Clapper, despite his past dissembling before Congress, he may not have been aware of what was taking place since the FBI counter-intel operation reportedly sought the warrant. The Daily Intel Briefing might provide useful information in that regard as well.
Of course, the release of the FISA applications would also shed a lot of light on events, assuming YOU believe reports that they were filed.
Furthermore, Clapper has said, as recently as yesterday, that no connections between the Russians and the Trump campaign have been found. I am extremely critical of Russia, Putin, and the efforts to influence our election, although I do not believe they succeeded. That said, how would Clapper know of no connections if he, as former Director of National Intelligence, didn’t look? On what is that based?
Your lack of curiosity and dishonesty about such matters and in dealing with me demean you and your profession. You are free to circulate this communication to whomever you wish, as I am making it public.
Megyn Kelly NBC Bound — The New York Times is saying that Megyn Kelly is leaving Fox News for NBC.
This is excellent news as this will significantly improve both networks.
Ms. Kelly was reportedly offered her own daytime news and discussion program, along with anchoring an in-depth Sunday night news show and taking a regular part in the network’s big-event coverage.
Dino Media Twists Trump’s Words — Joanne Yurchak has let us know that the dino media is still playing its games.
Huffington Post takes from President-elect Trump’s interview with Chris Wallace that aired yesterday (Dec. 11) on Fox News that “Trump Says He Doesn’t Need Daily Intelligence Briefing Because He’s ‘Smart.'”
Business Insider shouts in a headline “TRUMP: I’m a ‘smart person,’ don’t need intelligence briefings every single day.”
Here’s what he actually said: “I get when I need it. First of all, these are very good people that are giving me the briefings. And I say if something should change from this point, immediately call me. I’m available on one minute’s notice. I don’t need to be told … the same thing every day, every morning ― same words. ‘Sir, nothing has changed. Let’s go over it again.’ I don’t need that . . .”
It seems a rather sensible allocation of priorities than arrogance.
Journalism is a noble vocation and an important bulwark for a free society. The corporate frauds who control our once major media companies have long stopped practicing it.