by Mark Dice – 10/1/2019
By Vizarer
 September 27, 2019
Kasich cautioned over impeaching Trump for âone phone callâ. Kasich said he was back in Ohio and that ânobody is talking about this, nobodyâs coming up to me saying, âoh my goodness!’â
Camerota asked Kasich if that âone phone callâ showed criminality, âdoesnât it (lead to impeachment)?, Kasich replied that was a debate and that you would not find many Republicans in Congress who believe the call was criminal, but they might criticize and condemn Trumpâs behavior over it.
When Camerota tried to make the case for Democrats that they are not rushing on impeachment, saying, âin fairness to the Democrats it has been three yearsâ and that Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) was cautious by not going ahead with impeaching Trump with regard to the Mueller Russia investigation, Kasich called her out by telling her Pelosi couldnât because there was nothing to the Mueller report to impeach Trump over.
Kasich did say he supports further investigation but that âthe jury is till out in my mindâ as to whether Trump should be impeached. Kasich condemned Trumpâs conduct during and after the phone call, but is not there yet on impeachment.
Kasich closed by warning about the obsession for impeachment, âThis is not a light matter. If all of a sudden everybody can be impeached, then it has no power.â
His is a rare voice of caution and reason among the Never Trump crowd, Democrats and media this week. The interview is worth listening to in its entirety. Transcript will be posted when available from CNN.
By Amanda House – 9/27/2019
As part two of a Health & Homeland Series entitled âA Conversation on the Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) and Toxic Stressâ, the discussion will include the topics of âindefinite detention of children, family separation, and the public charge rule.â
âAdverse childhood experiences related to natural disasters and migration will also be discussed.â
According to the eventâs website page, Surgeon General of California, Dr. Nadine Burke Harris and Obama Administration Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin will participate with opening remarks from John Hopkins Professor Dr. Maria Trent.
âThe event is sponsored by Rep. Bennie G. Thompson, Chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security, and Rep. Lauren Underwood, Vice Chairwoman of the Committee on Homeland Security.â
SEPTEMBER 27, 2019
Though Trump released a transcript of the call in question on Wednesday, the Democrat-controlled House Intelligence Committee pressed ahead with questioning Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire on Thursday, about his handling of the whistleblower complaint that first thrust the phone call into the spotlight.
His thunder stolen by the release of the transcript â which failed to reveal the quid-pro-quo arrangement between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that Democrats had alleged â Schiff added some dramatic flourishes to his summary of the call as Maguireâs hearing opened, describing âthe essence of what the president communicates.â
âWeâve been very good to your country. Very good. No other country has done as much as we have. But you know what? I donât see much reciprocity here. I hear what you want. I have a favor I want from you, though. And Iâm gonna say this only seven times, so you better listen good.â
âI want you to make up dirt on my political opponent, understand, lots of it. On this and on that. Iâm going to put you in touch with peopleâŚand by the way donât call me again. Iâll call you when youâve done what I asked.â
Sounds dramatic, but the only problem? Trump didnât say any of this. Not a word. Schiff was mocked by Republican lawmakers and pundits for being so âdesperateâ that he resorted to rewriting the call into âunhinged âOrange Man Badâ fan fiction.â
Chastised by Republicans on the committee, Schiff admitted that his mad-libbed re-telling of the call was âparody,â a stand-up routine of sorts from the California congressman. âItâs a shame that we started off this hearing with fictional remarks,â Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio) said. âUnfortunately today, many innocent Americans are going to turn on their TV and the media is only going to show that section of what the chairman had to say.â
From his wooden delivery to his poor imitation of Trump, Schiff will unlikely be leaving Washington DC for Hollywood any time soon. However, the California Democrat is well versed in grandiose storytelling. Schiff branded the idea of probing Joe Bidenâs son Hunter over his role at a Ukrainian gas holding as âmaking up dirtâ â this from the same Schiff who kept audiences on edge for the last two years by promising to reveal âdirect evidenceâ of âRussian collusionâ hiding âin plain sight.â
Schiffâs promises never amounted to anything beyond the contents of Special Counsel Robert Muellerâs final report and, perhaps with Russia seeming a dead end, the congressman is now looking to Ukraine to satisfy his appetite for investigation.
The actual Trump quote on Biden in the conversation with Zelensky goes as follows: âThe other thing, thereâs a lot of talk about Bidenâs son, that Biden stopped the prosecution [of the Burisma Holding where Hunter Biden was on board of directors] and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do with the attorney general [William Barr] would be great.â
By Shane Trejo
Carol Hunter, who works as executive editor for the Register, made the announcement in an op/ed released on Thursday.
âI want to be as transparent as possible about what we did and why, answer the questions youâve raised and tell you what weâve learned so far and what weâll try to do better. For one, weâre revising our policies and practices, including those that did not uncover our own reporterâs past inappropriate social media postings. That reporter is no longer with the Register,â Hunter wrote.
âThank you for your concerns about our coverage and for hearing me out directly here. To everyone who called, wrote and posted your opinions â your passion about news and its role in our society is clear. We heard you say you want news coverage that helps bring us together, not divide us. We agree, and we appreciate your heartfelt critiques of our work, as well as your support,â she added.
Previously, Hunter had defended the article shaming King for offensive tweets that he had made as a juvenile:
King had gained prominence after a sign he held asking for beer money at an Iowa State University football game went viral on ESPNâs âCollege Gamedayâ this past weekend. After he raised a shocking $1 million dollars on his Venmo account, King announced he would donate the money to the University of Iowa Stead Family Childrenâs Hospital. He was widely celebrated as a hero, until the fake news stepped in.
He was then made into a pariah by the journalists, in an instance of cancel culture at its worst. Anheuser-Busch dropped their partnership with him, and he was forced to prostrate himself publicly in an attempt to save face.
âI am so embarrassed and stunned to reflect on what I thought was funny when I was 16 years old. I want to sincerely apologize,â King said. âThankfully, high school kids grow up and hopefully become responsible and caring adults.â
However, it was soon discovered that Calvin had made many offensive tweets throughout his past as well, and they were publicized on social media by people outraged Calvin would have the audacity to target a man who was doing laudable charity work.
âtoo many of these n*****s bitch made nowadays, donât pardon my frenchâ read one tweet. He also said the slur again while quoting Kanye West . âTheyâd rather give me the ân**** please awardâ. Iâll just take the âI got a lot of cheese awardâ Tell it like it is Kanye.â
âI just got hit on by Tori Amosâ makeup guy. Never talk to strange gay men.â and âF*** the NYPD,â Colvin wrote in different tweets.
Calvin is now no longer employed with the Register, and the newspaper has suffered a great deal of embarrassment for their irresponsible reporting. Cancel culture has backfired on itself, as leftist fake news reporters are being held to their own Orwellian standards.
9/27/2019
By Mark Dice
9/27/2019
By Jim Hoft
During his comments President Trump lashed out at the Intelligence officials who gave the partisan CIA whistleblower classified information on Trumpâs call with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
President Trump told the diplomats, âWho gave the whistle-blower the information? Because thatâs close to a spy.â
One of the attendees taped the presidentâs comments and fed them to the far left LA Times.
It was a headline in the mainstream media two hours later.
This is how the deep state rolls.
The story here is not the presidentâs comments but the deep state-mainstream media pipeline â The Democrats, Media and Intel Community are NOW ONE.
By Tyler Durden
The way this complaint was written suggested the author had a lot of help. I know from my work on the House Intel Commitee staff that many whistleblowers go directly to the intel oversight committees. Did this whistleblower first meet with House Intel committee members?
My view is that this whistleblower complaint is too convenient and too perfect to come from a typical whistleblower. Were other IC officers involved? Where outside groups opposed to the president involved?
This complaint will further damage IC relations with the White House for many years to come because IC officers appear to be politicizing presidential phone calls with foreign officials and their access to the president and his activities in the White House.
Worst of all, this IC officer — and probably others — have blatantly crossed the line into policy.
And sure enough, if The New York Times is to be believed, the complainant is a C.I.A. officer who was detailed to work at the White House at one point, according to three people familiar with his identity.
The man has since returned to the C.I.A., the people said.
The NYTimes, of course, puts its spin on the news, claiming that the whistle-blower’s expertise will likely add to lawmakers’ confidence about the merits of his complaint. However, given the current state of affairs, we suspect it will simply remind a deeply divided nation of the bias and prejudice that exists behind the President’s back.Â
As Chuck Schumer once warned Trump:
“Let me tell you:Â You take on the intelligence community – they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you… So, even for a practical supposedly hard-nosed businessman, he’s being really dumb to do this.”
We wonder how many more ways they have left.
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