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14 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: IRONIC: MSNBC, CNN Refuse to Air Trump Speech, Because They Can't Air Untrue Things
CNN and MSNBC refused to air former President Trump's post-arraignment speech, citing his propensity to lie and spread potentially dangerous information. Both networks deemed it a "cost" to their journalistic integrity to knowingly broadcast untrue statements. This censorship was made possible by sponsorship from Farmers Insurance on CNN and Chase on MSNBC.
Breitbart: Trump: 'No Coincidence' Indictment Came Day FBI Turned over Biden Document
Former President Trump claims that his indictment on 37 federal charges is no coincidence, coming on the same day a document was obtained that allegedly links then-Vice President Joe Biden to a $5 million bribery scheme involving Ukrainian energy company Burisma. The document was obtained and reviewed by House Republicans on the Oversight Committee, but the FBI and the Justice Department do not want to talk about it, according to Trump. He also alleges that there are 17 tapes involving the Burisma executive who paid the bribe, which reportedly have Crooked Joe Biden on tape, but the FBI is not showing them. Trump insists that he was indicted to distract from Biden's alleged corruption and calls on Republicans to "get tougher."
Townhall: Donald Trump's Arraignment
The indictment of former President Donald Trump has revealed political divisions among Republicans. A CBS News and YouGov poll found that 76% of likely Republican primary voters believe the indictment was politically motivated. However, some Republican presidential candidates such as Gov. Ron DeSantis have criticized the use of federal law enforcement against Trump while acknowledging the seriousness of the charges against him. On the legal side, respected legal voices believe the indictment is serious, although Trump can argue that as president, he had authority over what documents were considered "presidential records." The trial could also examine the limits of attorney-client privilege and the seriousness of the classified documents.
The Epoch Times: Nearly 20,000 Illegal Queries of Campaign Donors by Intel Agencies Draws Bipartisan Anger
U.S. intelligence agencies used foreign surveillance tool to spy on 19,000 campaign donors, only eight had suspected foreign ties. Recent reports have revealed abuses of the program, including the tool being used 3.3 million times against American citizens without a warrant or court approval. It was also used against domestic protestors, including Jan. 6 and Black Lives Matter protestors. Democrats are showing more anxiety about renewing the program than their GOP counterparts. (, , )
Fox News: George Soros-linked PAC, extra races give Virginia Democrats fundraising edge in crucial primary election
Democrats in Virginia have a fundraising edge in the upcoming primary elections, having raised over $14 million from April to June, compared to their Republican rivals. This is due in part to donations from a George Soros-linked PAC, which has funnelled money to campaigns focusing on criminal justice reforms, in addition to Democrats having more nomination contests. Although Virginia has leaned blue in recent years, it elected a Republican governor last year.
The ten largest legislative fundraisers in Virginia were all Democrats, with incumbent prosecutors in northern Virginia winning big donations from the Soros-linked Justice and Public Safety PAC. Although the fundraising advantage is not entirely good news for Virginia's Democrats, as it shows political in-fighting as candidates attempt to oust seasoned incumbents.
Townhall: Deep State Declares War on Trump Voters
Federal prosecutors are interfering with American voters by demanding a speedy trial for Trump. The prosecutors are too hostile to democracy and are clueless about the loyalty of Trump voters. Jack Smith, the special prosecutor who once prosecuted Republican Governor Bob McDonnell and was later reversed by the Supreme Court, now demands that the reelection of Trump be decided by his office rather than by voters.
Federal workers in D.C. are too anti-Trump to let the democratic process work without interference. They have no employable skills outside of government and are bankrolled by taxpayer dollars, which should have been shut off if the debt ceiling were enforced on June 1st. The federal prosecutors hatched a plan to accuse Trump of "willful retention" of his presidential papers, a century-old law that has never before been used this way, as well as to accuse his personal assistant, Walt Nauta, of supposedly lying to the FBI. The indictment was issued less than a week after the suspension of the debt ceiling, leading some to suggest that this timing is not a coincidence.
The Epoch Times: Trump Says Biden, 'Thugs, Misfits, and Marxists' Are Trying to Destroy American Democracy
Former President Donald Trump accuses President Joe Biden of orchestrating his arrest on 37 felony charges related to the alleged improper possession of classified records at Mar-a-Lago, which includes unlawfully retaining 31 government documents and twice sharing classified documents in 2021. Trump insists on his innocence, calling the charges a “witch hunt” and claiming that his case should fall under the Presidential Records Act. Trump denounces his indictment as a “very sad thing to watch” and “the most evil and heinous abuse of power in the history of our country,” accusing Biden of being a “corrupt sitting president” who together with his “closest thugs, misfits, and Marxists” tried to destroy American democracy.
Breitbart: ‘Blacks for Trump’ Gather Outside Courthouse to Support Donald Trump
"Blacks for Trump" supporters gathered in Miami to support Donald Trump during his first federal arraignment for allegedly targeting and provoking unrest to overthrow a federal government. The group's founder, Maurice Symonette, spoke out against "RINO Republicans" and "Democrat confederate rebel bastards," and condemned the Biden administration's appointment of Jack Smith as special prosecutor due to his wife's ties to Michelle Obama. This incident falls under the hashtag .
#society
Fox News: On this day in history, June 14, 1777, Congress adopts 'Stars and Stripes' flag, the 'new constellation'
Today marks Flag Day in the US, where Americans commemorate the adoption of the nation's flag on 14 June, 1777. The first flag had 13 stars and stripes representing the original states of the union, with the stars arranged in a circle as a symbol of the unity of states. The modern US flag of fifty stars, which represents each state, was adopted in 1960. Flag Day was officially designated in 1949 and has been celebrated annually ever since.
Despite its national significance, the American flag has been a topic of controversy through the centuries. Such debates have seen protesters burn the flag to express their disdain for certain state policies, with the US Supreme Court eventually ruling in 1989 that flag burning was a protected form of free speech under the First Amendment of the US Constitution. Nonetheless, the American flag remains a symbol of pride, freedom, and patriotism for many Americans worldwide.
#war
The Epoch Times: US to Send $325 Million in New Military Aid to Ukraine
The US has announced a $325m military aid package for Ukraine in defense of their current counteroffensive. This is the 40th aid package and contains munitions for air defense systems, ammunition and vehicles including 15 Bradley fighting vehicles and 10 Stryker armored personnel carriers.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Bunge to Buy Viterra in $18 Billion Deal That Would Create an Agricultural Powerhouse
Bunge to buy Viterra in an $18bn deal. Viterra shareholders will receive about 65.6 million shares of Bunge stock, valued at $6.2bn and $2bn in cash. Bunge's CEO stated the deal would “significantly accelerate” Bunge’s strategy, building on farmers' connections around the world.
Townhall: Mortgage Industry Giants Accelerate Worrisome Activities as Home Buying Continues to Languish
The Federal Reserve has hiked the federal funds rate, reaching its highest point since August 2007. This presents razor-thin margins for home buyers, as UWM engages in anti-competitive behavior, blocking choice in the market. Additionally, UWM's recent $16 billion merger is under scrutiny due to inflated financial projections, as the company sells off more than $55 billion worth of mortgage servicing rights for an immediate boost, sacrificing long-term income streams. With millions of consumers at risk, UWM's lack of trust and authenticity is concerning, especially as resources and assets are diverted away from the mortgage business and into professional sports.
#health
The Epoch Times: Pregnant Ontario Nurse Facing Termination Asks Hospital to Reconsider COVID Vaccine Mandate
A pregnant nurse in London, Ontario faces termination for refusing a COVID-19 vaccine. She has asked the CEO of London Health Sciences Centre to reconsider the mandatory policy, but the hospital has not responded. The Ontario Nurses Association has also been grieving this policy, and two former nurses have filed wrongful dismissal lawsuits against the hospital. The province is short over 24,000 nurses.
#other
Hiking & Fishing: Types Of Fishing Reels: Ultimate Guide To Understanding Each
Fishing reels fall into three main categories: baitcast reels, spincast reels, and spinning reels. Baitcast reels have a steep learning curve, but are precise and versatile. Spincast reels are easy to use, but limited in line capacity and casting distance. Spinning reels are popular and versatile, with good casting control. Other specialized reels include surfcasting, fly fishing, and trolling reels. For beginners and kids, spincast reels are often recommended for simplicity and ease of use, while spinning reels offer more versatility and flexibility.