Posted on 07/01/2020 4:02:42 PM PDT by weston
IPOT1776 is onto the Spade connection — about 10 mins in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvFjrgt1Rbk
I have been listening to the whole video, interesting.
Yes, thank you NIKK. I’ve read that her sisters will provide bail for $5 million. I certainly hope she’s not released.
Why would anyone as famously involved in Jeffery and underage girls be out on bail? If this happens I give up on thinking this world is anywhere sane..lol
Mitt Romney was more upset when President Trump freed Roger Stone than when Barack Obama freed 5 terrorist generals.
Sniveling little worm.— C3 (@C_3C_3) July 11, 2020
https://twitter.com/C_3C_3/status/1281943272777297922?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
That video needs to be shared far and wide! Where’s the cancel crew?
ROFL
An actual news reporter would say something like... The President has only one public event on his schedule today, a visit ... Instead they word it so that a casual reader might stop at ... The President, who has no public events on his schedule.... These press pool people are wordsmiths. They know exactly what they are doing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkGltQP-jEc
ROGER STONE WAS TREATED HORRIBLY: Trump HEATED CLASH with the Liberal Media at the White House
Subject: Supplemental pool report #1/Marine One departure
POTUS emerged from the South Portico at 5:08 p.m. and walked over to take questions for 3 minutes on masks and his recent commutation of Roger Stone’s prison sentence. Will send more shortly.
On masks, POTUS said he would wear a mask at Walter Reed, particularly with medically vulnerable troops in center.
“I love masks in the appropriate locations.”
On Stone: “Roger Stone was treated horribly. He was treated very unfairly.”
Compared the treatment of Stone to that of Michael Flynn and George Papadopoulos. He was asked if he would consider pardoning Flynn and Papadopoulos, but he did not answer.
“I’m happy with what I did.”
Says prosecutors should take a look at McCabe, Comey, Biden and Obama before walking away from the gathered pool to board Marine One.
Marine One took off from a sunny, sweaty South Lawn at 5:14 p.m. en route to Walter Reed.
Subject: In-town pool report #5: Walter Reed arrival
Marine One touched down at the Walter Reed landing zone at 5:24 p.m., and President Trump stepped off a few minutes later. He was not wearing a mask.
POTUS walked over to the motorcade and climbed into the Beast to make his way to the entrance of the hospital. Pool is taking a different route so that we can be in position to see the president walking in.
Subject: In-town pool report #6: News- POTUS wears mask
The president walked down the entryway of Walter Reed accompanied by medical staff. He was wearing a black mask.
The president walked toward the pool but did not stop to take questions. He turned down a hallway, walking with hospital personnel. His meeting with injured troops and staff is closed to the press.
Subject: In-town pool report#7: Details on Walter Reed visit
More on the president’s brief walk down the hall. The mask was navy blue, not black, as previously stated. Your pooler regrets the error. The mask had a gold presidential seal emblazoned on the side of the mask. The president and the accompanying group walked silently down the hall before turning out of view.
POTUS was accompanied by chief of staff Mark Meadows and Walter Reed staff/military personnel. I will ask about the other officials who were with him.
In the meantime, Judd Deere passes along the following information on the president’s visit.
President Trump is at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to visit brave combat wounded service members and their families as well as healthcare staff who have been caring for COVID-19 patients during the pandemic.
The White House
Office of the Press Secretary
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 11, 2020
REMARKS BY PRESIDENT TRUMP
BEFORE MARINE ONE DEPARTURE
South Lawn
5:08 P.M. EDT
THE PRESIDENT: Hello, everybody. It’s very hot. It’s very hot.
So we’re going to Walter Reed Hospital, and we’re going to be seeing soldiers — our great heroes, our wounded, and some badly wounded. And they’re incredibly brave and great people. And we’re going to see also the warriors on the frontline of COVID, and quite a few of them. And we’re going to spend some good time with them, and I look forward to doing it. And it’ll be my honor to be there.
Q What is your message by wearing a mask today?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I’ll probably have a mask, if you must know. I mean, I’ll probably have a mask. I think when you’re in a hospital, especially in that particular setting, where you’re talking to a lot of soldiers and people that, in some cases, just got off the operating tables, I think it’s a great thing to wear a mask. I’ve never been against masks, but I do believe they have a time and a place.
Q Mr. President, can you tell us about Roger Stone and why did you not take the advice of the Attorney General, who cautioned you against clemency?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, he didn’t say that. No, the Attorney General, about a week or two ago, had made a statement, but that was long before anybody knew what I was going to do.
Roger Stone was treated horribly. Roger Stone was treated very unfairly. Roger Stone was brought into this witch hunt, this whole political witch hunt and the Mueller scam — it’s a scam, because it’s been proven false. And he was treated very unfairly, just like General Flynn was treated unfairly; just like Papadopoulos was treated unfairly. They’ve all been treated unfairly.
And what I did —
Q Will you give them clemency too?
THE PRESIDENT: What I did — I will tell you this: People are extremely happy because, in this country, they want justice. And Roger Stone was not treated properly.
So I’m very happy with what I did. He — I commuted his sentence, and by commuting, he now has the right to go and — hey, look, he had a forewoman —
Q Sir, what about a jury?
THE PRESIDENT: Quiet.
Q A jury decided this, sir.
THE PRESIDENT: Quiet. Quiet.
He had a forewoman — he had a forewoman who was horrendous. She should have never been on the jury. The judge should’ve so ruled. The judge didn’t do that. Take a look at the record. The judge didn’t do that. Take a look at the forewoman. He should’ve had another trial. Roger Stone was treated very badly.
Now, take a look at Comey, take a look at McCabe, take a look at the two lovers, Strzok and Page. Take a look at all these people that are walking around and they lied to Congress, and they leaked and they did everything else — a lot of other things. Take a look at Biden, Sleepy Joe. Take a look at Obama. And they spied on Donald Trump’s campaign. Those are the people — let me just tell you something: Those are the people that should be in trouble.
Thank you.
END 5:11 P.M. EDT
VIDEO: President Trump wears mask in public for the first time during visit to Walter Reed Medical Center pic.twitter.com/RH6Gc9pKD6— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) July 11, 2020
vidBREAKING: Roger Stone claps back on Mitt Romney pic.twitter.com/eUC9Im1Y2K— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) July 11, 2020
Thrilled to announce that during the last few months of quarantine, I’ve been working on a new book, LIBERAL PRIVILEGE!
Blown away by what Biden has gotten away with, more details next week! Libs already triggered! #LiberalPrivilege pic.twitter.com/eYNdcC6E2j— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 11, 2020
Deja Vu all over again. Yesterday, Biden plagiarized @potus Buy American platform. Biden did same thing as 1988 prez candidate, plagiarizing JFK, RFK, Neil Kinnock, which led to Biden falling from grace and potus race. Bad ethics, poor judgement. https://t.co/TizGduuEdI— Peter Navarro (@PeterNavarro45) July 10, 2020
Saturday morning cartoons 2020 version. It will never end if you don’t stand up folks. pic.twitter.com/epJJvlo7F2— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) July 11, 2020
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