Trump supporters behaving like the bags of ass that they are

Newly-Released Audio From Interviews Shows Trump's Thoughts On Jan. 6

Washington Post reporter Philip Rucker joins Morning Joe to discuss newly-released audio from interviews he along with Carol Leonnig conducted with former President Trump for the new book 'I Alone Can Fix It'.

 
DHS warns of right-wing violence fueled by Trump's August reinstatement delusions

The warning came during a House Committee on Homeland Security briefing

By JON SKOLNIK
PUBLISHED JULY 1, 2021 8:28PM (EDT)


The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning to Congress on Wednesday over potential right-wing violence fueled by former President Trump's widely panned theory that he will be reinstated as president next month.

The warning came during a House Committee on Homeland Security briefing, where John Cohen, a top counterterrorism official, said the department is probing a sea of online chatter from various communities of ideological extremists.

Early last month, sources close to the former president told the New York Times' Maggie Haberman that "Trump has been telling a number of people he's in contact with that he expects he will get reinstated by August." While the theory is entirely bereft of any legal or historical legitimacy, many interpreted it as an implicit call to arms for Trump's loyal fan base to stage a violent assault once more.

During the session, Cohen addressed rising crime throughout the U.S. over the last year, which experts have attributed to a recent spike in gun violence.

One senior official noted to CNN that there has also been a spike in violent extremism, which he speculated could be tied to the recent suspension of longstanding coronavirus restrictions and stay-at-home orders.

"You're going to have more people out," he explained. "You're going to have more people in public places. And you increase the opportunities for individuals or groups of individuals who are interested in conducting attacks."

An FBI report from May found that there were 32 deaths in the U.S. stemming from domestic terror in 2019, a record high since 1980. Most of these deaths were carried out by white supremacists.

A DHS spokesperson told Politico that the department is "focused on the nexus between violence and extremist ideologies" and is working to "prevent acts of domestic terrorism inspired by disinformation, conspiracy theories and false narratives spread through social media and other online platforms."

Earlier this month, a Morning Consult/POLITICO survey found that nearly a third of the former president's base believes that Trump will be reinstated. One Trump supporter at a rally in Ohio even warned CNN viewers of a "civil war" if the former president is not ushered back into office.

A DHS National Terrorism Alert System (NTAS) Bulletin obtained by ABC News claimed that "in recent weeks, domestic violent extremists (DVEs) motivated by various violent ideologies have continued to advocate violence and plan attacks.

It continued: "As of 16 June, racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist-white supremacists (RMVE-WSs) were sharing downloadable links to a publication discussing targeting mass gatherings, critical infrastructure and law enforcement officers."

Intelligence officials are on especially high-alert with the Fourth of July weekend approaching, which will be flooded with mass gatherings. One senior law enforcement told ABC News that Independence Day – combined with rise in homicides and domestic terror – could create a "perfect storm" for violence.

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Man give these terrorists some real time and heavy charges and that'll nip all of that talk/ rhetoric in the bud......


Mfkrs think 10 yrs in the pen is on the line and they know they're not about that life......


But they keep handing out 6 month probation plea deals.. FUCK THAT
 


Fox News has a vaccine passport program to protect its employees, despite the network’s on-air messaging: reports
By BRIAN NIEMIETZ
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS |
JUL 19, 2021 AT 6:53 PM





Do as they do, not as they say.
Despite its hosts’ hysterical rants about vaccination programs, Fox News reportedly has what is tantamount to a vaccine passport program to protect its own workers.

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Both The Hill and CNN report that internal emails from the human resources department at Fox Corporation last month informed employees that “a secure, voluntary” method by which workers could “self-attest their vaccination status” was being made available. It’s called the FOX Clear Pass.
According to that email, employees who provide the right-wing media empire with information regarding the dates they were vaccinated and the vaccination they received would be helping the company with “space planning and contact tracing.”



Employees who supply that information will no longer be required to complete a daily health screening, according to the reports.
Not only has Fox welcomed guests who reject the concept of so-called vaccine passports — its own messengers have scoffed at the idea on air.



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Cash cow Tucker Carlson recently equated separating non-vaccinated people — who could be carrying a deadly and contagious virus — to racial segregation during the Jim Crow era. The perpetually aggrieved pundit admitted during that screed that “the coronavirus is transmissible and it can be dangerous,” but noted there are other diseases that fit that description, too. As an example, he cited, tuberculosis which is not at the center of a global pandemic.

Traffic on Sixth Avenue passes by advertisements featuring Fox News personalities, including Bret Baier, Martha MacCallum, Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, and Sean Hannity, adorn the front of the News Corporation building, March 13, 2019 in New York City. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
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While a judge ruled in September that viewers should know Carlson is not “stating actual facts” about the topics on his show, the 52-year-old entertainer commands a larger audience than anyone on cable news. Carlson has been defensive when asked about his own vaccination status.
Fellow host Laura Ingraham has expressed concern that vaccine passports could be made to include a person’s HIV status. HIV is not an airborne virus.
Fox News has repeatedly undermined efforts to mitigate the dangers of COVID-19, which has killed more than 600,000 Americans. That has included comparing the deadly pandemic to the common flu and refuting the value of wearing masks in minimizing transmission.
While some Fox workers have returned to their offices, the company reportedly hopes to open fully after Labor Day.
 
Trump officials can testify on former President's actions leading up to insurrection, Justice Department decides

By Evan Perez, CNN Justice Correspondent
Updated 11:23 AM EDT, Tue July 27, 2021


(CNN) The Justice Department formally declined to assert executive privilege for potential testimony of at least some witnesses related to the January 6 Capitol attack, a person briefed on the matter said.

The decision paves the way for some former Justice Department officials to testify on what they witnessed in the chaotic days between former President Donald Trump's November election loss and early January when he tried to use the Justice Department and other means to advance false claims that he won.

Among the potential witnesses from which a special select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection is expected to seek testimony is Jeffrey Rosen, who was acting attorney general in late December and until the inauguration of President Joe Biden.

Rosen and other Justice officials were at the center of a pressure campaign by Trump and other White House officials to back his claims of vote fraud. Frustrated that the Justice Department didn't find evidence of fraud, Trump contemplated replacing Rosen with Jeffrey Clark, another Justice Department official who signaled support for the fraud claims. Rosen and a group of top Justice officials prepared to resign if Clark were made acting attorney general.

The Justice Department's decision applies to former Justice employees. Other potential witnesses that the committee may want to hear from, such as former White House officials, may be subject to a different standard under executive privilege.

DOJ notified former officials in a letter Monday that they were free to provide "unrestricted testimony" and "irrespective of potential privilege," according to a copy of a letter reviewed by CNN.

The House Oversight and Senate Judiciary committees had asked the department to allow some former officials to testify about their interactions with Trump and other White House officials, the letter said. The new select committee investigating the Capitol riot could seek similar testimony.

"The extraordinary events in this matter constitute exceptional circumstances warranting an accommodation to Congress in this case," the letter from Bradley Weinsheimer, associate deputy attorney general, says.

The letter notes that the department consulted with the White House Counsel's office, which conveyed President Joe Biden's decision not to invoke executive privilege.

An attorney for Trump didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

The move is among two politically-sensitive matters facing Attorney General Merrick Garland this week. Later Tuesday, the Justice Department is facing a deadline to tell a federal judge whether it plans to shield Rep. Mo Brooks, who is a defendant in a lawsuit brought by Rep. Eric Swallwell over Brooks's incendiary rally speech to the pro-Trump crowd before the January 6 attack on the Capitol.

Brooks has argued that the Justice Department should take over his defense because he was acting as a member of Congress at the political rally.

Some liberals have been critical of Garland for his efforts to restore the Justice Department's institutional norms, which have included aligning with some Trump-era decisions made by the department. Among those: the Justice Department continued to defend the former President in a lawsuit brought by E. Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of sexually assaulting her and was suing the former President for defamation.

This story has been updated with additional details from DOJ.
 
January 6th Committee Holds First Hearing

What is interesting about the below video is that it is from FOX News.

FOX actually broadcast and played the hearing in full yesterday.

What is odd is they did not play either one of Trump’s Impeachment Hearings.

 
This thread is a list of examples as to why you must never trust devils. Look what they do to their own. How they really feel about everything. I love this thread.

bro, they got messages left by WS to law enforcement calling them all types of a sellout, N-word, and all that clear as day ON RECORD, and we still going back and forth with this left vs right garbage..... is a joke of a system.

the proof is right in your face smh
 
bro, they got messages left by WS to law enforcement calling them all types of a sellout, N-word, and all that clear as day ON RECORD, and we still going back and forth with this left vs right garbage..... is a joke of a system.

the proof is right in your face smh

Yep. All this shit is in the open.
 

Proud boys and trump supporters are white nationalist. On the surface it seems similar to white supremacist but they differ. White nationalist ard concerned with birth rates and immigration and are concerned with conspiracies like leftist Jews are out to get rid of the white race through race mixing etc. They also push the " its okay to be white rhetoric as if play ing the victim etc. Trump is a white nationalist that's why they lioe him. I peeped it when he was pushing for Swedish or Swiss immigration in America back in 3017. I always looked at the alt rihht a d other white nationalist as soft shoe white supremacist. Their racism isn't as overt as white suoremacist hate groups but you can sense the undercurrent of prejudice in their ways
 
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