Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 2 February 2020

Various driveby media television networks ^ | 2 February 2020 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Alas Babylon!]

The Talk Shows

February 2nd, 2020

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn. NOPE*; Alan Dershowitz, a member of President Donald Trump's legal team.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Democratic presidential candidates Pete Buttigieg; NOPE*; Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn.

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Buttigieg; White House national security adviser Robert O'Brien; Rep. Adam Schitt, D-Calif.; Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel

THIS WEEK (ABC): Democratic presidential candidates Buttigieg and Andrew Yang, two NOPEs*.

STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Buttigieg; Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa.; Rep. Cindy Axne, D-Iowa.

SUNDAY MORNING FUTURES (FNC): NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell; Sen. Linda Graham, R-S.C.; Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.; Steve Bannon, a former Trump adviser.

*NOPE = “Never Obtain the Presidency, Ever”

[rodguy911]

Thanks very much and you are right. This is a great place to be outstanding posters all over here.

[philippa]

This poll respondent was probably lying, in order to discredit the poll. Bernie must be way ahead.

[bray]

Yeah, she’s way too old for the swamp creatures.

[rodguy911]

GreaT Post, and Susan Collins is a nut. We need every senator we have since its very close in the senate unless Trumps coattails carry everything which is a possiblity.

[Fishtalk]

Bootajug says that when he’s president he’s not going to use the Dow Jones average to judge the state of the economy.

So just what is this gay guy going to use for this economic judgement?

Guy scares me. And if you don’t think he’s getting big money from the generally wealthy gay community, again, I’m running out of bridges.

[Deplorable American1776]

My landlord where my office is located is gay, as I said before. He is a dad (was married, his ex was a bitch, and she verbally and physically abused him and the kids), a pro lifer (his oldest son has CP), a member of the Log Cabin Republican, owns 3 gun stores (where I buy my guns ammo and shoot), for the Wall and yes, he is married to his friend, who is the same. Don’t paint gays into a group, we have it when the FAKE NEWS calls Trump Supporters racists and biggots, but is is okay for us to stereotype gays?

[rodguy911]

I was wondering why would they let a 20 something be in charge of such a huge op by the cia. But then you think: he speaks the language, is not well known, since most cia coverts are outed in a few years,he was super tight with Brennan, he may well have been the perfect pick just for the fact that he was so new in the covert world. Let the more seasoned guys do all the background set it up so all Ciaramella has to do is a money drop somewhere and its over.
might have happened that way hard to say.

[DOC44]

Butticheck in on with Chuckie cornholing the people on national TV. Chuckie appears excited.

[rodguy911]

Lol you got their number and its zero...

[Fishtalk]

I’d also like to insert a message here, thank you Rod.

Read your long post and it was fascinating. But I’m still a bit confused about those 100 Ukraine citizens being killed. But I’ll read more.

I do not think that Rona Romney should be fired right now. I am nothing else if not a fair person and people should not be fired because a relative made a politically awkward action.

But I do think she should be watched closely and to avoid this problem in the future, how about the national GOP make a rule that relatives of elected officials are not appointed to head the political party?

Speaking of being fair and avoiding the appearance of impropriety.

[Qiviut]

I’m “done” with politics at the moment, trying to find other diversions .... to that end, I found this blog post on Powerline about the Everly Brothers & I thought others might enjoy it, too. I love these guys, so here’s a link to the post .... there are 8 links to videos of songs in the post.

Sunday morning coming down
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/02/sunday-morning-coming-down-87.php

A brief excerpt from blog post:

For a change of pace and for the sheer pleasure of the thing, I would like to pay tribute to Don Everly on the occasion of his birthday yesterday; he turned 83. Younger brother Phil died at the age of 74 six years ago. In the Cosmic American Music the Everly Brothers have a constellation all to themselves. They brought the close harmony singing of traditional country music into the mainstream of American popular music. Richie Unterberger has a good overview of the vicissitudes of their career in his Allmusic profile of the Everlys. Kit Rachlis has an insightful chapter on the Everlys in The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock & Roll.

More than a few great musicians learned close harmony singing by listening to their records. To take just one example, Paul McCartney acknowledged his debt to the Everlys in “Let ‘Em In.” Simon and Garfunkel learned harmony singing by imitating the Everlys’ records. And so on.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

I couldn’t care less about his sexual perversions.

They're way more than queer, they have no moral firewall...no "Golden Rule"...child molesters, liars, petty.

A "queer in the military" if so ordered, would likely shoot you.

[rodguy911]

The Ukrainian revolution of 2014 (also known as the Euromaidan Revolution or Revolution of Dignity; Ukrainian: Революція гідності, Revoliutsiia hidnosti) took place in Ukraine in February 2014, when a series of violent events involving protesters, riot police, and unknown shooters in the capital, Kiev, culminated in the ousting of the elected Ukrainian President, Viktor Yanukovych, and the overthrow of the Ukrainian Government.[34] Successive Ukrainian governments in the 2000s sought a closer relationship with the European Union (EU).[35][36] The government of Yanukovych was negotiating an association agreement with the European Union since 2012.[37] Such comprehensive trade agreement with the EU would have impacted Ukraine's trade agreements with Russia, the latter being Ukraine's biggest trade partner at the time.[38] Yanukovych believed that the complications could be addressed, and he said that he intended to enter the agreement,[39] but continued to postpone.[40] This was interpreted as an attempt to back out of signing this agreement, and led to a wave of protests which came to be known as the "Euromaidan" movement.[41] Clashes between the protestors and the riot police became violent, and resulted in deaths of nearly 130 people, including 18 police officers.[42] As the tensions rose, the personal safety for the president became untenable;[43] on February 22 he fled from Kiev to Russia.[41] The protesters proceeded to take control of the government. On the same day, the parliament declared that Yanukovych was relieved of duty in a 328-to-0 vote.[44][45][46] Yanukovych said that this vote was illegal and possibly coerced, and asked Russian Federation for assistance.[47] Russia considered the overthrow of Yanukovych to be an illegal coup, and did not recognize the interim government that was put in place by the protesters.[48] Widespread protests against the revolution occurred in the eastern and southern regions of Ukraine, where Yanukovych received strong support in the 2010 presidential election. These protests escalated into 2014 Crimean status referendum, Russian military intervention,[49][50] and the establishment of de facto independent states in Donetsk and Luhansk. The interim government, led by Arseniy Yatsenyuk, proceeded to sign the EU association agreement. Petro Poroshenko became the president of Ukraine after a landslide victory in the unscheduled 2014 presidential elections. The new government restored the 2004 amendments to the Ukrainian constitution that were controversially repealed as unconstitutional in 2010,[51] and initiated a large-scale purge of civil servants who were associated with the overthrown regime.[52][53][54] The Law on Regional Languages, which allowed Ukrainian regions with large cultural minorities to use their own languages in their local administration, was repealed. A December 2016 survey by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology found that 34 percent of respondents in the government-controlled Ukraine regarded the change in power as an "illegal armed coup", while 56 percent regarded it as a "popular revolution".[55] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Ukrainian_revolution

[redshawk]

Mental illness. ...that’s what it is. Nothing more to be said.

[rodguy911]

Yeah I get it ace. and no none has done more to out these clowns who try and hide in plain sight like moochell aka Michael Robinson.

http://handbill.us/2015/04/01/1981-high-school-football-team-photo-leaves-little-doubt-that-michelle-obama-was-born-michael-robinson/

[pugmama]

Don’t know how many get emails from LS. He comments on trends that he sees in election cycles. I always enjoy his pest names for the Rat players.

People like Tray Gowdy have been saying all along that impeachment is about retaking the senate and should Trump prevail in Nov, the Rats there will make his last 4 years even more miserable than the first 4 have been in the house. I think the senate is going to be close.

Across the board, GOP candidates are outraising their DemoKKKrat House opponents; we’ve drafted good candidates in UT4, OK5, NJ, and elsewhere. We only need 20 flips. We are getting in range of that.

More important, the Trump acquittal has once and for all destroyed any chance the House brings more articles, or, if they do, it destroys any chance the Senate will hear them. This was such a farciasco that if Botoxic is crazy enough to try this again, I think you’ll see an immediate dismissal. This has also played into the House flip: MANY people are sick of the DemoKKKrats doing nothing for two years.

In the Senate, there is good news and bad news. The good news is that McSally finally seems to have a little fire; her fundraising picked up (still trails Kelly a lot) and she finally has some “presence” in the media. (Unfortunately, her team does little but complain about media coverage, which is pointless). Cory Gardner is still looking at a loss, but Trump might put US Space Force HQ there, which could help. Both of these races will in large part depend on Trump’s turnout and margin in AZ and CO. The worse news is that Susan Collins may have so angered conservatives in ME they stay home. That race was NOT one that concerned me til now. Also, KS is not shaping up as a “gimme.” So it’s possible we could lose FOUR Senate seats. On the other hand, whomever is the nominee in AL should win; and John James continues to be neck and neck in MI. A good Trump turnout there should put him over.

As of now, I see us losing a net of two seats, barely maintaining a majority at 51-49. This means, unfortunately, that Minion and MurCowSki would be the power brokers.

Since Botoxic has killed any new serious impeachment action, Trump is basically unleashed for the next few years. If Buzzi croaks and he nominates Amy Coney Barrett, all hell will break lose. It will be bloody.

And we will win.

[DOC44]

Lamar Alexander is going on with Chuckie.... am glad he went on and expressed his idea and thinking concerning his vote. He was calm and controlled Chuckie.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

I want to see him turn and hand her a pen from the Shining......whoops....I mean Signing.

I want our money back for those pens.

The corrupt bitch is rich...SHE can pay for them herself.

[bray]

The President flees to Russia while stalling the agreement? This looks more like this may have upset the Ukraine gravy train for DC. What was Brennan trying to accomplish if it wasn’t to keep the money flowing?

[rodguy911]

The CIA is mandated by the cabal to do what they do on a world wide basis which is chaos everywhere. From Iraq,Iran,Afghanistan,Syria,Ukraine or Venezuela. They keep it going so the Illuminati can make a buck either through currency speculation, MIC,Military industrial complex or many other ways. Also, allows changes in who runs the country as well....