Thursday, January 11, 2018

Trump news on Youtube Jan 11 2018

Yet again, America has been subjected to the partisan pettiness of a federal judge who

doesn't like President Donald Trump.

In fact, he proved just that by striking down Trump's plans to end the DACA program – but

he wasn't laughing after he got wrecked by White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee

Sanders just a few days later.

Our country is still trying to dig its way out of the disaster created by the former

administration's 8 years of chaos.

With former President Barack Obama leaving our country in bad shape, Trump has quite

the hard task of cleaning up the mess and making things right again.

With the stock market on the rise, jobs opportunities being added, and taxes now on their way down,

it's safe to say that Trump has already started to iron out what Obama screwed up

with regards to the economy.

Next, it's time to focus on securing the border in his mission to make America great

again.

Not only has President Donald Trump made the border wall his main focus yet again, but

he's unshackled the organizations that enforce immigration laws and has even stated that

DACA will soon be a thing of the past.

Of course, his main goal is to get the do-nothing Democrats to be serious when it comes to talks

about border security and put an end date on the discussion since all talk and no action

gets us nowhere.

In the end, the hopes are that stopping the DACA program will force Democrats to the table

and ensure they work tirelessly on real immigration reform in order to keep their constituents

happy.

With many people praising the idea for a variety of reasons, the left is ticked off, as usual.

Democrats like Bernie Sanders are already using it as an excuse to blame Republicans

for a potential government shut down.

However, some have taken to abusing their power, such as United States District Judge

William Alsup out of California, who "granted a pretrial injunction barring the Trump administration

from rescinding Obama's DACA program," according to The Gateway Pundit.

Too bad for him, things were about to take a turn after he decided to let politics interfere

with his professional decisions.

As BizPac Review reports, it started out with the usual ribbing from President Donald Trump

himself, who tweeted, "It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is

when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost

always wins before being reversed by higher courts."

It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side

in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before

being reversed by higher courts.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 10, 2018

However, things would only get worse when White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee

Sanders was asked about Judge Alsup's decision.

Frankly, to say that the judge got wrecked would be a bit of an understatement.

"We find this decision to be outrageous, especially in light of the President's successful

bipartisan meeting with House and Senate members at the White House on the same day," Sanders

said in a Tuesday statement.

"An issue of this magnitude must go through the normal legislative process.

President Trump is committed to the rule of law, and will work with members of both parties

to reach a permanent solution that corrects the unconstitutional actions taken by the

last administration."

[Source: The Daily Caller]

To this day, I don't understand why a single judge has the right to overrule the leader

of the free world.

Sadly, the fact that it's been happening so much – by partisan, liberal judges – is

a downright shame, and it isn't what our justice system is supposed to look like.

Making matters worse, these road bumps meant to do nothing more than slow President Donald

Trump down are all overturned when they reach higher courts.

It would seem to me that if someone was abusing their power for the sake of being partisan,

there should be some consequence when a higher court rules that they were wrong.

Maybe we ought to start that with United States District Judge William Alsup in order to ensure

that these idiots think twice before putting up a stink – and it better be worth their

career.

They would think twice if that was the case.

For more infomation >> Entitled Liberal Judge Strikes Down Trump's DACA Order, Gets WRECKED By Sarah Sanders - Duration: 4:19.

-------------------------------------------

Trump signs bill into law co-sponsored by NH senators - Duration: 1:25.

For more infomation >> Trump signs bill into law co-sponsored by NH senators - Duration: 1:25.

-------------------------------------------

Undercover Video Shows Twitter Willing to Give Trump's Private Messages to DOJ – WITHOUT WARRANT - Duration: 2:29.

Project Veritas is back with another stunning undercover video.

This one deals with Twitter willing to hand over President Trump's private messages

to the DOJ – even without a warrant.

Not good.

See it…

From Project Veritas:

A Project Veritas undercover investigation has revealed a senior network security engineer

at Twitter stating that his company is "more than happy" to turn over the private communications

and deleted tweets of President Donald Trump to the Department of Justice.

If true, it is yet unknown whether Twitter is voluntarily disclosing this sensitive information

or acting under a court order.

Twitter is currently in the midst of defending itself from left-leaning criticism that President

Trump hasn't been removed from the enormous media platform for violations of Twitter's

Terms of Service.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Clay Haynes has been employed by Twitter since September

2016.

On January 3, 2018, he met with a Project Veritas undercover journalist (UCJ) at Stookeys

Club Moderne in San Francisco.

Using a hidden video camera, the Veritas UCJ captures Haynes stating that "we're more

than happy to help the DOJ with their little investigation" of President Trump.

When prompted by the UCJ, Mr. Haynes provides additional details, "Basically, giving them

every single tweet that he's posted.

Even the ones he's deleted, any direct messages, any mentions…"

"…he's dangerous, I don't like him and he's a terrible human being and I want

to get rid of him," the self-described bleeding-heart liberal Haynes says in the video about President

Trump.

"In fact, we had internal reviews about that…"

On January 7, 2018, James O'Keefe himself went undercover with Haynes at Morton's

Steakhouse in San Francisco to confirm if Twitter was working with the Department of

Justice to hand over Trump's tweets and DMs.

When pressed about looking at Donald Trump's messages, Haynes explained "We have a subpoena

process for that very reason."

Breitbart has more:

Twitter released a statement in response to Project Veritas' video, saying:

The individual depicted in this video was speaking in a personal capacity and does not

represent or speak for Twitter.

Twitter only responds to valid legal requests, and does not share any user information with

law enforcement without such a request.

Where does the corruption end?

For more infomation >> Undercover Video Shows Twitter Willing to Give Trump's Private Messages to DOJ – WITHOUT WARRANT - Duration: 2:29.

-------------------------------------------

melania trump trolled with people shaming her tweet of praise - Duration: 3:32.

For more infomation >> melania trump trolled with people shaming her tweet of praise - Duration: 3:32.

-------------------------------------------

Trump open to talks with North Korea 'under right circumstances' - Duration: 2:22.

Our top story this afternoon...

U.S. President Donald Trump has reiterated his willingness to hold talks with North Korea.

However, he told President Moon Jae-in that such talks will take place only when certain

preconditions are met-- meaning when Pyongyang is willing to give up its nuclear ambitions.

Park Hee-jun reports.

President Trump says he's open to holding talks with North Korea, but not without strict

preconditions.

The White House said Wednesday that Trump told President Moon Jae-in during a phone

conversation that the United States is willing to speak to Pyongyang "at the right time"

and "under the right circumstances".

For Trump, that means if North Korea is ready to give up its nuclear program.

President Moon also thanked his U.S. counterpart for his role in bringing North Korea to talks.

The South Korean leader credited President Trump for making the talks possible during

his New Year press conference earlier that day.

South Korea's presidential office also said Trump promised there would be no military

action while inter-Korean talks are ongoing,... adding that a recent Wall Street Journal report

on the United States contemplating a military strike against North Korea was "completely

wrong".

Following the phone talks,... regarding the possibility of North Korean discussions, President

Trump told reporters at a White House Cabinet meeting;

(English) "Who knows where it leads?

Hopefully it will lead to success for the world -- not just for our country -- but for

the world.

And we'll be seeing over the next number of weeks and months what happens."

And later at a joint conference with Norway's prime minister,...

President Trump expressed optimism, saying there were "a lot of good talks" going on.

(English) "I think we are going to have a long period

of peace.

I hope we do.

We have certainly problems with North Korea, but a lot of good talks are going on right

now.

A lot of good energy.

I see a lot of good energy.

I like it very much."

President Trump's remarks come just a day after the first inter-Korean talks in over

two years.

Washington has welcomed the talks as an important step toward solving the North Korean nuclear

crisis.

Tuesday's high-level talks resulted in North Korea saying it would attend the PyeongChang

Winter Olympics and agreeing to peacefully resolve conflict through dialogue.

Park Hee-jun, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Trump open to talks with North Korea 'under right circumstances' - Duration: 2:22.

-------------------------------------------

BREAKING: Federal Judge Just BROKE THE LAW With OUTRAGEOUS Revenge Against Trump! - Duration: 3:48.

For more infomation >> BREAKING: Federal Judge Just BROKE THE LAW With OUTRAGEOUS Revenge Against Trump! - Duration: 3:48.

-------------------------------------------

White House press briefing on DACA, FISA, Trump's Libel Law and Mueller remarks |, January 11, 2018 - Duration: 29:56.

For more infomation >> White House press briefing on DACA, FISA, Trump's Libel Law and Mueller remarks |, January 11, 2018 - Duration: 29:56.

-------------------------------------------

President Donald Trump Declines To Say If He'll Agree To Mueller Interview | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:04.

For more infomation >> President Donald Trump Declines To Say If He'll Agree To Mueller Interview | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:04.

-------------------------------------------

Entitled Liberal Judge Strikes Down Trump's DACA Order, Gets WRECKED By Sarah Sanders - Duration: 4:27.

For more infomation >> Entitled Liberal Judge Strikes Down Trump's DACA Order, Gets WRECKED By Sarah Sanders - Duration: 4:27.

-------------------------------------------

Moon, Trump agree South Korea, North Korea dialogue could lead to U.S., North Korea talks ... - Duration: 2:11.

Presidents Moon Jae-in and Donald Trump held a phone meeting late Wednesday night.

The American leader was updated on the outcomes of the inter-Korean talks, the duo then agreed

to stay in close consultation in dealing with Pyongyang.

Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung starts us off.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump view the latest inter-Korean

dialogue as one that could naturally lead to talks between the United States and North

Korea for the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula... after the PyeongChang Winter

Olympics next month.

The Blue House released a statement saying the agreement came during a phone conversation

between the two leaders a day after the two Koreas' rare face-to-face at the border town

of Panmunjom on Tuesday.

President Moon told his U.S. counterpart that the talks had gone well and made note of Mr.

Trump's contribution.

Jan. 10, 2018 "I think President Trump deserves big credit

for bringing about the inter-Korean talks.

It could be a resulting work of the U.S.-led sanctions and pressure."

(cut) .

The two leaders underscored the importance of continuing the maximum pressure campaign

against North Korea... but Seoul's top office also added that the U.S. leader gave his word

that there would be no military action while South, North Korea talks were going on.

Reuters 3202 "I just spoke to President Moon.

He's very thankful for what we've done.

They are having talks with North Korea.

We'll see how that happens."

President Trump expressed his openness to holding talks between the United States and

North Korea at the appropriate time, under the right circumstances.

Reuters 3202 "Who knows where it leads?

Hopefully it will lead to success for the world - not just for our country - but for

the world.

And we'll be seeing over the next number of weeks and months what happens."

During the half-an-hour phone conversation, the U.S. leader also told the South Korean

president that Vice President Mike Pence would lead the U.S. Presidential Delegation to the

PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games set to kick off on February 9th.

Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House.

For more infomation >> Moon, Trump agree South Korea, North Korea dialogue could lead to U.S., North Korea talks ... - Duration: 2:11.

-------------------------------------------

Trump furioso por fallo de juez sobre DACA | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 3:08.

For more infomation >> Trump furioso por fallo de juez sobre DACA | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 3:08.

-------------------------------------------

Trump says he's open to talks with North Korea at appropriate time, under right circumstances - Duration: 1:04.

Our top story this morning...

U.S. President Donald Trump has told President Moon Jae-in that he's open to talks with North

Korea "at the appropriate time... and under the right circumstances."

The two leaders spoke over the phone on Wednesday after President Moon credited Trump during

his New Year press conference for the inter-Korean talks that were held on Tuesday,... the first

high-level dialogue between the two Koreas in over two years.

Welcoming the resumption of talks,...

President Trump noted the possibility of inter-Korean dialogue leading to negotiations between Washington

and Pyongyang on ending the regime's nuclear ambitions.

South Korea's presidential office said Trump also dismissed a Wall Street Journal that

claimed he was contemplating a military strike against North Korea.

It quoted Trump as saying that there "will be no military action as long as talks between

the two Koreas are ongoing."

President Trump also confirmed that Vice President Mike Pence will head the U.S. delegation at

next month's PyeongChang Winter Olympics.

For more infomation >> Trump says he's open to talks with North Korea at appropriate time, under right circumstances - Duration: 1:04.

-------------------------------------------

Trump's EPA Chief Will Cut Liberal Agency's Staff by 50% in First Term - Duration: 2:51.

Donald Trump got into office by promising to drain the swamp, and one of the swampiest

parts of our nation's capital is the liberal favorite known as the Environmental Protection

Agency.

Thankfully, the president appointed the right person for the job — Administrator Scott

Pruitt, who has taken a scythe rather than a scalpel to the bureaucratic monolith.

While it was clear to observers that Pruitt was making some headway, we didn't realize

just how much progress he was making until the EPA administrator announced this week

that he planned to cut the agency's staff by almost 50 percent in the president's

first term.

"The EPA Tuesday provided to Secrets its first year staff results which show that the

agency is below levels not seen since former President Reagan's administration," the

Washington Examiner reported.

"And if just those slated to retire by early 2021 leave, Administrator Scott Pruitt and

his team will have reduced a staff of nearly 15,000, to below 8,000, or a reduction of

47 percent."

For Pruitt, that's all part of the job.

"We're proud to report that we're reducing the size of government, protecting taxpayer

dollars and staying true to our core mission of protecting the environment," Pruitt said

in a statement.

The EPA currently has 14,162 employees, which is the first time it's been below the 14,440

level since The Gipper was in office.

Those are some pretty impressive numbers, but it gets even better.

Given that 47 percent of EPA employees can retire with full benefits in five years or

less, it could be very possible that almost half of current employees would be gone by

2021.

Of course, it doesn't hurt that Pruitt is offering some massive buyouts and retirement

benefits packages to get some of the bureaucrats to retire.

"We're happy to be at Reagan-level employment numbers and the future retirements shows a

preview of how low we could get during this administration," one EPA official said.

"It would be fair to say anywhere from 25 to 47 percent of EPA could retire during this

administration."

Conservatives should be very happy, too.

The EPA has always been one of the most overreaching agencies in the federal firmament, particularly

when a Democrat is president.

The agency definitely made hay when the liberal sun was shining under the Obama administration,

costing American jobs and doing fun stuff like blowing up ponds, all because of insane

overregulation.

The best way to protect against this kind of thing is to drain the swamp to the point

where it can't be easily reassembled by any future Democrat presidents (perish the

thought, of course).

From the looks of things, Pruitt is well on the way to that goal.

For more infomation >> Trump's EPA Chief Will Cut Liberal Agency's Staff by 50% in First Term - Duration: 2:51.

-------------------------------------------

Dems Said Trump Taxes Would Kill, But Look What Major Utility Companies Just Announced - Duration: 5:03.

In a bid to thwart President Donald Trump's tax reform, Democrats cried that the plan

would be "Armageddon," especially for middle-class families.

However, liberals have been forced to eat their words after the major announcement utility

companies just made.

Before Trump's tax plan was passed, congressional Democrats incited hysteria, alleging that

it would be a tax break for the incredibly wealthy that would hurt hardworking middle-class

families the most.

In fact, House minority leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) propagated that the bill is a "scam"

that would result in "the end of the world," declaring its imminent effects "Armageddon."

The #GOPTaxScam is one of the worst bills to be brought to the floor in the history

of the United States.

We will fight with everything we have to stop this bill from becoming the law of the land.

— Nancy Pelosi (@NancyPelosi) December 4, 2017

Of course, immediately after passing the plan, not only did the middle class see significant

tax cuts, major businesses across America began offering employees bonuses and injecting

billions of dollars back into the U.S. economy.

Unfortunately for the lying left, companies aren't even close to being finished ripping

their anti-Trump sentiments to shreds.

According to Fox News, major utility companies are now giving discounts to customers, specifically

citing Trump's tax bill as the cause of their ability to give back to American citizens.

Along with Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), several other utilities have announced that

they will lower their customers' energy bills, including Pepco, Pacific Power, Rocky

Mountain Power, and Commonwealth Edison will apply rate cuts, marking 130 major businesses

that have promised bonuses for employees and rate cuts for customers.

Still, the list keeps growing as utility companies, as well as other businesses, announce their

plans to benefit employees and customers.

In fact, after the initial report, Arizona and Mississippi confirmed that residents will

also see a drop in their energy charges.

Countless other companies are expected to follow suit as the Trump effect spreads.

This announcement follows on the heels of Bank of Colorado vowing to pass on their savings

in the form of higher money market rates, while North Dakota and Minnesota's Gate

City Bank is offering $500 million worth of free home appraisals to customers.

The Washington Examiner confirmed that BGE is passing on $82 million worth of tax savings

since their corporate tax rate dropped from 35 to 21 percent.

Additionally, ComEd is offering $200 million worth of savings to consumers.

In one announcement typical of those from the utilities sharing their tax benefits,

Pacific Power said, "The benefit of this tax cut should be passed on to our customers

– and we will work with our regulators and stakeholders on the best way to do that."

"Reduced tax costs create an opportunity for BGE customers to benefit from further

decreases in their total energy bills," said Calvin G. Butler Jr, chief executive

officer of BGE.

– Jan. 5, 2018 Baltimore Gas & Electric press release.

Although prominent Democrat officials charged that while Trump's tax bill would offer

cuts for businesses, large companies would "sit on" this wealth instead of spreading

it around.

Once again, they're proven wrong as the list continues to expand.

Still others will benefit from bigger corporate matches for 401(k) accounts, as well as a

new $15 minimum wage adopted by at least 20 banks, including Wells Fargo (WFC), U.S. Bancorp

(USB) and PNC Financial Services (PNC), in the wake of tax cuts.

Among the biggest announcements have been $1,000 bonus awards by American Airlines (AAL)

(127,000 employees); AT&T (T) (200,000); Bank of America (BAC) (145,000); Comcast (CMCSA)

(100,000); Southwest Airlines (LUV) (55,000); and U.S. Bancorp (60,000).

The generosity of those announcements was undercut somewhat by reports that AT&T and

Comcast were in the midst of layoffs.

Not only is President Donald Trump's tax bill allowing middle-class families to keep

thousands of dollars that the Democrats attempted to keep for themselves, American businesses

are reintroducing billions of dollars back into our own economy, which eventually benefits

everyone.

Democrats don't want to admit that they attempted to thwart significant tax relief

for struggling families in order to continue to line their own pockets, despite already

being part of the "1 percent" they constantly condemn with their mouths but with whom they

cavort behind our backs.

For more infomation >> Dems Said Trump Taxes Would Kill, But Look What Major Utility Companies Just Announced - Duration: 5:03.

-------------------------------------------

Sen. Warren dodges questions about Trump's tax reform plan - Duration: 2:33.

For more infomation >> Sen. Warren dodges questions about Trump's tax reform plan - Duration: 2:33.

-------------------------------------------

NORTH KOREA UPDATE: President Trump Deploys B-2 Bombers In New Show of Force - Duration: 1:43.

President Donald Trump and the United States military sent a strong message to North Korea

last night, sending three nuclear-capable B-2 bombers and a number of troops to protect

Guam.

As the Olympics loom near, North and South Korea have held talks aimed at defusing rising

tensions over the North's nuclear program.

After a number of threats made towards Guam and the U.S. west coast by Kim Jong Un, President

Trump appears to be sending a message that he wants North Korea to make some progress

toward a resolution.

In the past, North Korea has agreed to talks and made overtures of concessions to their

nuclear program, only to back off and continue with their efforts.

The United States seems concerned that this is yet another stall tactic by North Korea

to keep their missile program going.

The announcement of the B-2 deployment was made by the Twitter account of the Pacific

Air Forces, based in Hawaii.

More from Fox News.

The U.S. Air Force announced it has deployed three nuclear-capable B-2 stealth bombers

and 200 air personnel to Guam — sending a strong signal to North Korea just a few

days after its talks with South Korea.

The B-2s join a number of B-1 conventional bombers already deployed on the Pacific island.

It is unclear how long the B-2s will stay at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam.

The Air Force last sent a lone B-2 bomber to Guam in October, but only for a few hours

as part of a long-range training mission from its home base in Missouri.

The last time the U.S. sent three of the stealth bombers to Guam was in 2016.

No comments:

Post a Comment