The Wall Street Journal’s “bombshell” report claiming Donald Trump wrote Jeffrey Epstein a cryptic letter, complete with a suggestive drawing of a woman, for his 50th birthday may not be as credible as they claimed.
Glenn Beck and “Butler” author Salena Zito discuss the new revelation that the person behind the WSJ report has ties to the group behind the discredited Steele Dossier. In other words, Rupert Murdoch will be scrambling to defend himself in the $10 billion lawsuit President Donald Trump has filed against the Murdoch empire. Here’s more from Beck on Blaze TV.
Alex Jones faced a kangaroo court, and received a fine fit for a king’s ransom. More from FreedomToons.
Mark Dice talks with Ron Coleman, the defense attorney representing Carpe Donktum in a lawsuit filed against him because of his memes. Coleman is the author of Likelihood of Confusion, a book about copyright and Internet law. Coleman describes the suit against Carpe Donktum as “a feast of silliness.”
Lin Wood, the defense lawyer who represented Nick Sandmann, is now going nuclear on Twitter. He is warning that the social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, plan to censor speech supporting the right to self-defense. “Police are hesitant to enforce law for fear of criminal charges,” Wood says. “Leftists now seek to suppress citizens’ right of self-defense.”
Wood is now dropping MASSIVE red pills on the left and critics of Kyle Rittenhouse, an armed citizen who was attacked by Leftist mobs for defending people’s property in the Kenosha, Wisconsin, riots. More from Mr. Obvious.
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Lin Wood has agreed to represent Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old Illinois boy facing a series of charges in connection with confronting and shooting Antifa louts in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Is Rittenhouse a vigilante or a hero? That’s the crux of an argument debated by HighImpactFlix.
This is a channel that used to be on YouTube, but has been censored by the Leftist social media platform. You can now find the channel on Bitchute.
Mark Dice outlines the differences between publications and public services. Publications, like newspapers, can decide upon their editorial content. Public services, like telephone companies, do not limit their content.
The publication has more power, but is also responsible for anything libelous it publishes. By contrast, the telephone company cannot censor, but also cannot be held responsible for libel. The individual making the libelous comments over the phone is the one who can be charged.
President Donald Trump is giving the social media companies — including Twitter, Facebook or YouTube — a choice. They can exert full control over their content, but in turn, must accept responsibility for libel. If they do not want this responsibility, then they must behave like telephone companies and allow free discourse, so the blame falls on the individual instead.
Twitter Declares WAR On Trump By Censoring His Tweets AND The White House Official Account’s. The tweet from Trump was deemed to glorify violence in the opinion of Twitter.
By injecting their editorial opinion over Trump’s tweets and hiding them from many users, Twitter has clearly said to the world that they are not just a platform but a publisher like the New York Times.
While leftists and Democrats engage in falsehoods same as anyone else, Twitter takes special effort to target Trump.
They’re asking every person on their platform to engage in a game of chicken where they mass report everything as glorifying violence
Now that Twitter said game on they either prove their bias or ban every tweet like this.
Social media censorship is no longer questioned. It’s fact. Unless Twitter starts nuking Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff (or other Democrats), it’s just them pushing their thumb into the scale to hurt Trump. More from Tim Pool.
The [Deep State]/Democrats are pushing the latest Coronavirus event. They are all in. Trump sent a message. The market went up. The game has just begun. Trump is now suing the New York Times. Libel laws will represent the end of the Mainstream Media. Q dropped more bread, and there seems to be a silent war countdown happening. We are now at [T -2] and counting. More from the X22 Report.
President Trump might have just sent a message to us through a Tweet and Eric Holder appears to have done the same. We hear several stories with a mix of good and bad news. St. Louis is a dumpster fire! Just like the DNC! Sean Hannity is defending Julian Assange. More from RedPill78.
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Just another Pedo Island! You’ve all pretty much heard of Jeffrey Epstein’s Little St. James Island in the US Virgin Islands. Now, we visit another privately owned Pedophile resort in the Bahamas where celebrities, professional athletes and, yes, even ministers indulged in sexual antics with underage girls. McAllister TV takes us to the New Providence Island estate of Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard. Also in this edition: Joe Biden is breaking down!
CNN has agreed to settle for an undisclosed amount with Nick Sandman, the student from Covington Catholic who was smeared and defamed by various personalities and networks.
While some are claiming that this is a defeat as they won’t go to trial, we need to consider the context around the lawsuits.
CNN and Washington Post tried to get the suits dismissed but a judge recently allowed the suit against WaPo to enter discovery, meaning it was moving forward. Sandmann’s legal team was preparing more lawsuits and was gaining ground in the battle.
Presumably CNN saw the signs on the wall and knew they were going to lose and decided to cave. I can only assume considering the major support and advantage of the Covington student that CNN paid out a very hefty sum, though the full amount is undisclosed.
The battle is not over. Sandmann’s team is going after Nathan Phillips and other outlets.
At the same time Devin Nunes, Lara Logan, and others are suing various news outlets for smears and fake news. Defamation lawsuits are popping up as people no longer will sit idly by as their names and reputations are tarnished. More from Tim Pool.
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When will CNN do their next Big expose: How does it feel to be walking around town with egg all over your face? They had to pay out the nose for their fake news reporting. Will they be as shameless and cavalier the next time around? More from Dr. Steve Turley.
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In federal court in Austin, Texas, Alex Jones filed suit against various liberal media members that libeled him over the summer, including The Young Turks, the national affairs editor of Mother Jones (Andrew Kimmel), and Democratic Congressional candidate Brianna Wu. More from Meme the Left.
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Lionel Nation says enough is enough. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh should just sue the lying Liberals at The New York Times. They just keep badgering him, then saying they are sorry. They are not and should be sued instead — with the proceeds going to a charity.
Dr. Steve Turley says this latest hubbub about Kavanaugh suggests the Democrats are scared about the outcome of the 2020 election.
Last night the New York Times issued a correction on their story as an editor’s note at the bottom. They state the alleged victim in the latest 30-year-old story doesn’t recall it and doesn’t want to comment on it. This seems like a seriously important bit of information to leave out.
But this is predictable. Media pushes a fake story that benefits Democrats and the far left then a day later issues a correction. The latest news is that Ocasio Cortez joins other Democrats demanding impeachment of Brett Kavanaugh even AFTER the correction emerges.
It seems so coincidental that media would constantly do this. But if there is any evidence to suggest its intentional it’s Mollie Hemingway’s book about Kavanaugh. Her book cast doubts upon much of the false allegations and for some reason doesn’t make the cut in the mainstream press to highlight.
It is almost as if these companies act to personally benefit from the fake news and then quietly retract or correct later after already having made tons of money. More from Tim Pool.
