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granting of the revoking of

security clearances so you trust

people with those secrets.

>> I'm curious.

On Friday night with Rachel

Maddow you indicated that you

have had lawyers contact you

about possible legal action.

It's 48 hours later.

What would that look like?

Is that something you're serious

about?

>> Well, I have been contacted

by a number of lawyers and they

have already given me their

thoughts about the basis for a

complaint, an injunction to try

to prevent him from doing this

in the future.

If my clearances and my

reputation as I'm being pulled

through the mud now, it if

that's the price to prevent

Donald Trump from doing this to

other people, to me it's a small

price to pay.

I am going to do whatever I can

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Melania Trump utilise-t-elle la mode pour "punir" son mari ? - Duration: 5:11.

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Federal Judge Drops Crushing Anvil On Mueller Investigation, Delivers Trump Victory - Duration: 5:35.

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Trump Fires Barrage at Social Media Giants Over Censorship, Threatens Action - Duration: 4:42.

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Mattis Slams 'Idiot' Who Started Apparently False Report About Trump's Military Parade - Duration: 3:27.

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Lou Dobbs Looks Into The Camera & Unveils The Fastest Method Trump Can Drain The Swamp - Duration: 3:48.

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Trey Gowdy Shut Down Mueller's Attempt To Impeach Trump With This Stone Cold Truth - Duration: 12:30.

Trey Gowdy Shut Down Mueller's Attempt To Impeach Trump With This Stone Cold Truth

Special Counsel Robert Mueller is on a mission to impeach President Trump.

Mueller is scheming to fabricate a case that Donald Trump obstructed justice.

But Trey Gowdy just shut down that effort by revealing this stone cold truth.

Mueller's Flimsy Case Mueller's obstruction investigation is focused

on the claim that Trump asked James Comey to go easy on former National Security Advisor

Michael Flynn and for Comey's subsequent firing.

Anti-Trump zealots like Mueller and his pack of attack-dog Democrat prosecutors believe

Trump fired Comey to impede the Russia investigation.

They also contend that Trump asking Comey to go easy on Flynn was a stand-down order.

But Trump's lawyers assert that the President could not have obstructed justice by firing

Comey because, as chief executive, Trump has the constitutional authority to fire Comey

for whatever reason he wants.

Gowdy Shoots Down Mueller's Argument Gowdy – a former federal prosecutor – also

crushed the idea that Trump obstructed justice by asking Comey to go easy on Flynn.

Gowdy also restated the Trump team's argument that the President never told Comey to go

easy on Flynn.

"Well, there are only two people that know whether or not it came up.

One is President Trump and the other is Jim Comey.

I think the better line of analysis, and again, I'm not the president's lawyer, and he

can do better than me, but there are four elements to perjury.

It has to be under oath, it has to be material, it has to be intentional, the fault's that

it has to be intentional."

"I think the president, if he doesn't remember that coming up, that's a perfectly

acceptable answer, "I don't remember," or "That's not what I recall," or "I

don't think I phrased it that way," Gowdy stated.

But even if the conversation did occur, Gowdy declared that it still doesn't rise to a

level of obstruction of justice.

Gowdy explained, "I will tell you this.

If it is obstruction of justice to ask someone to show leniency, then we're going to have

to build a lot more prisons in this country.

And there are going to preachers in most of them."

"For 20 years, I had preachers call me and ask me to please give this person a second

chance, please show some leniency.

That is not obstruction of justice, that is what happens all across this county everyday,

and Jim Comey must not have felt obstructed because he kept working for the guy, and he

wants – if it were up to him, he'd still be working for the guy."

The obstruction case against the President is ridiculous.

A President cannot obstruct justice by lawfully carrying out his duties.

The FBI is not an independent agency.

It reports to the Department of Justice, which is part of the executive branch.

As the head of the executive branch, President Trump has the authority to remove a political

appointee for any reason he wishes.

The President also has the right to order an investigation or shut down an investigation.

We will keep you up to date on any new developments in this story.

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Trump Just Revealed The Trap John Brennan Caught Himself In And It's Glorious - Duration: 7:22.

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This Lie Just Destroyed Robert Mueller's Case To Impeach Trump - Duration: 12:30.

This Lie Just Destroyed Robert Mueller's Case To Impeach Trump

Robert Mueller's witch hunt against Donald Trump has one goal.

Frame the President for the crime of collusion with Russia so Congress can impeach him.

But this lie just destroyed Robert Mueller's case to impeach the President.

Robert Mueller Sets His Sights on a Trump Associate

Robert Mueller is out to get longtime Trump associate Roger Stone.

Stone made several statements during the 2016 campaign that indicated he communicated with

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

Mueller latched onto these statements to dig into Stone's life and terrorized 10 of his

associates with grand jury appearances.

Mueller has failed to produce evidence that any Trump associate colluded with the Russians.

Roger Stone is his last shot to justify his witch hunt.

So Mueller turned his attack dog investigators on him.

What the Evidence Actually Shows Mueller is focusing on statements made by

Stone in August of 2016.

Stone claimed that Julian Assange told him WikiLeaks would be releasing damaging information

about the Clinton Foundation in October 2016.

That month he also wrote a tweet claiming it would soon be "the Podestas time in the

barrel."

Mueller and anti-Trump journalists took these statements to mean Stone had advanced knowledge

of WikiLeaks obtaining hacked emails from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.

Collusion conspiracy theorists hang their hat on these statements.

But what is the truth?

The truth is Julian Assange has publicly stated that Roger Stone never said or predicted anything

that WikiLeaks hadn't already said publicly.

"Roger Stone has never said or tweeted anything we at Wikileaks had not already said publicly,"

Assange declared.

WikiLeaks and Roger Stone also exchanged twitter direct messages in 2016.

In those messages, WikiLeaks insisted that Stone stop falsely claiming to have a relationship

with the group.

Stone associate Sam Nunberg also told the press that Stone had never spoken to Julian

Assange.

"Roger didn't communicate with Assange.

If he had communicated with Assange, then I would be concerned that he would go to jail,

but he didn't," Nunberg declared.

Stone also stated that his comment about the "Podestas time in the barrel" was referring

to the Podesta brothers, since his tweet used "Podestas" as plural.

He claimed his tweet referenced the fact that the Podesta brothers business practices would

soon come under scrutiny.

And Stone was on to something.

Mueller referred Podesta for a criminal referral for his work as a foreign lobbyist.

More FISA Abuses Stone published an op-ed in the Daily Caller

where he claimed an FBI whistleblower informed him he had been under FISA surveillance since

2016:

"A whistleblower has told my lawyers where my name and the fact that application had

been made for a FISA warrant on me was redacted from the stunning Carter Page FISA warrant

application released by the FBI last week with 300 of 400 pages blacked out.

A FISA warrant can only be issued against a U.S. Citizen who is engaged in espionage

for a foreign power against the United States.

I have never engaged in any such thing."

Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper appeared on Erin Burnett's CNN program

and did not shoot down that claim.

Burnett tweeted:

Roger Stone tells me whistleblower told his attys that Page FISA confirms there was a

FISA app. on Stone.

Frmr NSA Clapper responds: l do not have any direct knowledge (of it)…BUT it seems logical

that the FBI would consider seeking authorization for FISA surveillance of Stone"

If Stone really was under FISA surveillance, this shows that the FBI abused its power and

was out to get Trump.

Stone was not a Russian agent.

And he never colluded with WikiLeaks.

But Mueller needs to frame Stone for collusion so he can try and squeeze him to turn on the

President.

This is Mueller's last chance to come up with dirt on the President.

But it's turning into another dead end.

We will keep you up to date on any developments in this story.

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Newspapers Band Together To Fight Back Against Trump - Duration: 4:20.

Newspapers across the country led by the Boston Globe are banding together to fight back against

Donald Trump's war on the press, specifically his statements that the press is the enemy

of the American people.

Right now, more than 100 different newspapers in the US have agreed to run an anti-Trump

media attack op-ed to fight back against what the president is saying about the press and

to remind people that here in the United States we have freedom of the press guaranteed to

us by the United States Constitution.

That's the difference here.

That's the thing we have to focus on.

Because we know that the corporate media sucks.

We know that most of these newspapers if not all of them that have signed on to go after

Trump in their op-ed section, they're all still owned by corporations and media conglomerates.

There are corporate executives sitting on the board of these newspapers telling them

what they can and cannot print, but that does not justify Donald Trump's attack on them.

Why?

Because Trump is attacking the media because they're not being very nice to him because

they have no reason whatsoever to be nice to him.

It's interesting.

It's a very interesting dynamic here because yes, the press sucks.

But, they suck because they're not doing their job anymore.

They're not going out there and doing these investigations and covering the stories that

actually matter to American citizens because their advertisers, their corporate owners

aren't letting them do that.

On the other hand, you have a president who is attacking their very freedom.

A president who almost half the people in his party think he should have the power to

shut down these media outlets if he wants to.

He is trying to silence them.

He's saying they're the enemy of the people, which they are not no matter how bad they

are.

That is dangerous.

We have already seen people in this country murdered for doing nothing more than reporting

the news.

Whether or not you want to link that to Donald Trump, that's a little iffy.

But, his nonstop attacks on the press are resulting in violence, at least in threat

form, coming to members of the press.

Shortly after he had a recent rally where he once again said the press is the enemy

of the people, the next day angry right winger calls in top CSPAN and says he's going to

go kill Don Lemon from CNN.

That's Donal Trump.

That's on him.

Yes, CNN is bad.

CNN wants to push us into wars every chance they get.

CNN isn't out there talking about all the dangerous products that could kill you at

any given point that these corporations are putting out because those same corporations

are advertising on CNN.

Same goes for MSNBC.

Same goes for Fox News.

That's the biggest reason why the media sucks.

To attack them as an institution the way that Donald Trump is doing is 100% wrong.

I'm glad these newspapers are banding together.

I'm glad they're standing up to Trump.

They've actually been a little too soft on his all this time.

Rather than calling him a liar, they say he made a misstatement or he said something that

wasn't entirely true.

No, the man lied.

You guys danced around the language because you thought it would curry favor with this

psychopath and now you realize that nothing you do is ever going to be good enough for

him.

I'm glad you're fighting back.

While you're at it, why don't you also fight back against Pfizer and Merck and Boeing and

Exxon?

Why don't you fight the people that have actually been destroying this country for decades,

losing American lives, pushing us into war, destroying the planet? Trump's only been in

office for 18, 19 months at this point.

At most, God forbid worst case scenario, he's going to be around for eight years.

Those other folks, the Pfizers, the Mercks, the Boeings, the Exxons, the Shells, and BPs,

they've been destroying the plane long before Trump came along and they're going to be destroying

it long after he leaves.

I suggest you also spend some of your ink going after those villains who've been getting

away with it for decades.

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Trump's Critics Lose Their Security Clearance & A TSA Agent Busts a Move | The Daily Show - Duration: 3:36.

This has been another rough week for the Trump White House.

Scandals, bad press, bad poll numbers,

but the good news is they found someone to blame.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders

dropping a bombshell in today's White House briefing.

She walked in and read a statement from President Trump

announcing that the White House

is revoking the security clearance

of former CIA director John Brennan.

Mr. Brennan has recently leveraged his status

to make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations,

wild outbursts on the Internet and television.

Mr. Brennan's lying and recent conduct,

characterized by increasingly frenzied commentary,

is wholly inconsistent with access

to the nation's most closely held secrets.

Unfounded allegations,

wild Internet outbursts and lying?

Sounds like Sarah Sanders is just reading

from President Trump's daily schedule.

Just... That's what it sounds like to me.

It's like, "Mr. President, we need to wrap this up.

You'll be late for your 12:30 outburst, come on."

And look, I don't really understand why former officials

need to keep their security clearance forever.

I mean, as far as I know, Nick Fury isn't showing up

at John Brennan's apartment unannounced

to bring him back for one last job.

But something tells me

that Trump isn't just protecting secrets

for the good of the country.

As part of this review, I'm evaluating action

with respect to the following individuals:

James Clapper, James Comey, Michael Hayden,

Sally Yates, Susan Rice, Andrew McCabe,

Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and Bruce Ohr.

Okay, that's just Trump's enemies list.

It really is. He's trying to hide it as something else.

"I'm canceling security clearance

"for James Comey, Peter Strzok, Rosie O'Donnell,

"fake news Don Lemon, antifa

"and the girl at McDonald's who gave me barbecue sauce

"instead of honey mustard.

"I thought my tongue was having a stroke, folks.

Very scary."

Now, there is some other big news today

that we have to talk about.

A Pennsylvania grand jury has reported

that the Catholic Church there protected more than 300 priests

who were accused of abusing children

over seven decades.

Yeah. And that's just in Pennsylvania. Right?

(coughs) Just in Pennsylvania.

Like, we're not even counting

the rest of America and Europe and Africa.

And I'm sorry, guys, at some point,

I feel like we need to stop calling it a church

and start calling it what it is:

a molesting club with an opening prayer,

'cause that's what it feels like.

This is becoming so widespread,

at this point, confession is just going to be

a two-way conversation between priests.

It's gonna be like, "Forgive me, Father, for have I sinned."

"Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned."

This shit never ends.

Anyway, let's move on. In other news,

it looks like the TSA is upping their game

from busting rule breakers to busting moves.

Something fun on a security line at an airport,

if you can believe that.

Let's take a look at this.

A boy tosses away his stuffed animal,

daring a TSA officer to a dance-off

while the family was going through security

at Newark Airport.

Aw! This is so cute!

I mean, 30 people missed their flights, but aw...!

"How could you miss Grandpa's funeral?"

"I know. I'm sorry. But you should've seen the kid.

He was doing the thing. And, oh, man."

And can we all just agree that this kid is probably just

a cover for his parents to sneak cocaine through security?

It was like, "Okay, Billy, go do the dancing. Go do it.

Two more kilos. Two more kilos. Let's move!"

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Deregulation Station - For-Profit Colleges & Trump's Liberation of Corporations | The Daily Show - Duration: 4:42.

It's back-to-school season, which means

teachers are enjoying their last few day-drinking benders,

parents are turning Target into a scene from The Purge,

and kids are taking their final pees in the pool.

And thanks to the Trump administration,

this year, even con artists are going back to school.

The Trump administration will rescind Obama era policies meant

to protect students from abusive practices

by for-profit schools and colleges.

Today Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said

she plans to fully repeal a rule

that targeted schools that failed to prepare students

for gainful employment.

Federal officials now argue

the rule wasn't backed up by research,

and created burdensome reporting requirements.

How can people be this evil?

Like, it's bad enough that there are scam schools

that take students' money and don't teach them properly,

but now Trump will subsidize those scam schools

with taxpayer money.

Like, it feels like there's nothing

this administration won't deregulate.

I wouldn't be surprised if Trump eventually deregulates

e-mail scams, you know?

There'd just be all these Nigerian princes saying,

"Thanks to Donald Trump, I can finally acquire the funds

"to transfer my money to America, ah?

"Thank you so much, Donald.

What have you done for me, ah?"

(applause)

And now, and now, a lot of people may think

that all this deregulation may have adverse effects

on America's future.

But luckily, the Trump administration

has a new program to help you and your children understand.

-♪ ♪ -(train whistle blows)

♪ So, grab your things, let's take a vacation ♪

♪ It's time for Deregulation Station. ♪

Hi, kids!

It's your flippety-skippety friend, the Conductor.

I'm here with a special guest today, Ronny Chieng.

-OTHERS: Yay! -Yeah, whatever.

Let's just hurry up and learn about friendship

so I can get out of here.

Oh, we're not here to learn about friendship.

We're gonna learn about something much better!

Deregulation!

It's when we remove those bad rules

so that corporations can maximize their profits.

Ha-ha-ha-ha!

And thanks to President Trump,

"deregulation" is the word of the day...!

Maximize corporate profits?

What kind of kids' show is this?

And also, don't regulations protect us from corporations?

Eh, pull your head out of your ass, Ronny.

(chuckling)

Corporations always have our best interests at heart.

Come with me and you shall see...!

-♪ ♪ -OTHERS: Yay!

(whistle blows)

Hooray! It's our first stop,

a newly deregulated factory.

(coughs) Yo, this place smells terrible.

President Trump has liberated American factories

from the scourge of pollution rules.

(coughs) Okay, but what about the kids

who are gonna die of asthma because of bad air?

Boo... hoo!

(mocking): "But what about the kids?"

It's not our fault if their lungs can't keep up

with tremendous job growth.

-♪ ♪ -(whistle blows)

-(whistle blows) -Here we are

at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Look. Here comes the consumer watchdog himself.

That's the consumer watchdog?

He looks like shit.

-I know. -(coughs)

President Trump bravely stepped in

and neutered the consumer watchdog's enforcement powers.

Oy. My sciatica.

Ah-doodle-dee-dee!

(whistle blows)

♪ ♪

Whoopee-co-roopee!

Here we are at the Department of Transportation.

The president is rolling back

those dumb transportation safety rules.

Thanks to Trump, train engineers don't have to be screened

for sleep apnea.

Walla-wee!

This is insane. All this deregulation

is shortsighted, Conductor.

Conductor?

-(snoring) -Conductor?

-(engine chugging) -Oh. Oh, shit. Oh, shit.

Wake up. Wake up!

Wake up...!

Ronny Chieng, everybody.

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Federal Judge Drops Crushing Anvil On Mueller Investigation, Delivers Trump Victory - Duration: 4:58.

Federal Judge Drops Crushing Anvil On Mueller Investigation, Delivers Trump Victory

The jury is currently locked in deliberations in the trial of former Trump campaign executive,

69-year-old Paul Manafort as mainstream media outlets The Washington Post, New York Times,

AP, CNN, NBC, Politico, and Buzzfeed all requested the Court release the names and addresses

of jurors.

Manafort is accused of earning more than $60 million as a political consultant in Ukraine,

and that he "failed to report a significant percentage of" on his tax returns, therefore

defrauding the IRS.

Manafort was targeted as part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team of investigators looking

into the supposed collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

U.S. Senior District Judge T.S. Ellis appointed by Republican President Ronald Reagan and

is among a small, select handful of judges in America that know just how deep down the

rabbit hole the deepest secrets of the Russia investigation go.

He denied the motion from media organizations to make public the names of the jurors in

the trial, saying he personally has faced "criticism and threats" and does not want

the same for jurors.

Ellis cited the "peace and safety" of the jurors and "the integrity of the process"

in denying the motion, then revealed to the packed courtroom that he is now under 24/7

protection from the U.S. Marshals as a result of the threats he is currently facing stemming

from this trial.

"I have the Marshals' protection.

I don't even go to the hotel alone.

I've received criticism and threats," Ellis said, "I'd imagine jurors would,

too."

Ellis added – "I had no idea this case excited this emotion.

I had no idea how this case would be perceived by the public and the press."

When Manafort's team of attorneys asked him, unsuccessfully, to dismiss a slew of

charges against their client accusing him of tax evasion and bank fraud, Ellis demanded

Mueller's office hand over, without any redactions, an otherwise highly classified

memorandum containing the scope of his authority to investigate Donald Trump's former campaign

chairman and other crimes.

Ellis noted his concern of the "unfettered power" seemingly possessed by Mueller in

probing ties between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.

Judge Ellis is having none of it, as Reuters reports –

A federal judge said Special Counsel Robert Mueller should not have "unfettered power"

in probing ties between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, and accused Mueller of

using criminal cases to pressure Trump's allies to turn against him.

At a tense hearing in a federal court in Virginia on Friday, U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis

III sharply questioned whether Mueller exceeded his authority in filing tax and bank fraud

charges against Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort.

Ellis said the indictment appeared to be a way for Mueller to leverage Manafort into

providing information about Trump.

"The vernacular is to sing," he said.

"You don't really care about Mr. Manafort," the judge said.

"You really care about what information Mr. Manafort can give you to lead to Mr. Trump"

and his eventual prosecution or impeachment.

"It's unlikely you're going to persuade me the special counsel has unfettered power

to do whatever he wants," Ellis, who was appointed by Republican President Ronald Reagan,

said at a hearing on Manafort's motion to dismiss the Virginia charges."

Like most motions to dismiss, Manafort's was initially viewed as a long-shot bid to

win his freedom and get out from under Mueller's thumb.

Charged with an obscure law in place since the 1930s under the Foreign Agents Registration

Act, Manafort is quite literally being tried for criminal charges under an obscure law

that has been used only six times before, for a crime of which surely more than half

of Washington is currently guilty.

Normally such a violation in nearly all cases is treated as a regulatory violation and punished

with fines at best.

Of note, Democratic darling and lobbyist, Tony Podesta, brother of Hillary Clinton's

campaign manager John Podesta, was guilty of the same crime, yet not one single federal

prosecutor saw fit to bring charges against him, and Mueller himself offered him immunity,

while continuing the trial against Manafort for the exact same "crimes."

Yes, there are issues of tax evasion, allegedly hiding income, and depositing money in offshore

banks, but not one single bit of those "crimes" relates to anything remotely involving alleged

Russian collusion to elect Donald Trump president during the election of 2016.

According to Judge Andrew Napolitano, "The criminal charges themselves clearly don't

match up to the original purpose of the investigation.

Both were accused of working as foreign agents and failing to report that status to the federal

government, using shell corporations to launder income and obstruction of justice by lying

to the federal government.

The alleged crimes of Manafort and Gates appear to have nothing to do with Trump, nor have

they any facial relationship to the Russians.

So why were these two indicted by a grand jury hearing evidence about alleged American

assistance to Russian interference with the 2016 presidential campaign?"

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White House Aides Confirm It – Trump Is A Complete IDIOT - Duration: 4:47.

A recent expose in Politico where they spoke with current and former staffers of the Trump

administration confirmed what most of us in this country already knew, and that is that

Donald Trump is an absolute and complete moron.

According to interviews with these current and former staffers, they confirmed that Donald

Trump doesn't understand time zones, that he frequently in the middle of a meeting would

just say, "Hey, let's call Abe Shinzo from Japan right now.

Right now."

And they have to remind him, "Hey, yeah, it's two in the morning over there.

We can't do that.

You know, because time zones are a thing."

It gets even worse than that, too.

They've also said that during talks with other foreign leaders, he frequently mispronounces

words.

He'll say Nepal as nipple.

He actually called Nepal nipple.

He called Buton button.

I mean just basic, you know, learning how to read type things.

You understand that those words, even if you just sounded them out, don't come close to

sounding like nipple and button.

And yet that is what our president, a senior citizen billionaire allegedly, and he can't

even figure out how to sound out a word?

Look, there's nothing wrong, there's no shame in mispronouncing a word.

It happens to people all the time.

It happens to the smartest people, and it happens to those on the lower end.

It's a thing that happens, okay?

That's not a big deal.

But what is a big deal is when you're not even putting any effort into it, and that's

the problem with Donald Trump just like it was the problem with George W. Bush.

It's not just that they're stupid, it's that they seem to revel in being stupid.

They really enjoy it, and they want the American public to join with them and embrace the stupid,

and just act like this is how we're supposed to be as a country.

No.

This is the president of the United States, and yeah.

Barack Obama mispronounced words a couple times.

Got facts wrong a couple times.

Donald Trump mispronounces word, that's not an impeachable offense.

But when you make no effort to get better, when you make no effort to educate yourself,

when you're not trying to do better, that's when it becomes a problem.

That's what we saw with George W. Bush and the dumbing down of the US presidency.

Hell, it's what we saw with Ronald Reagan.

And now we're seeing it 10 times worse with Donald Trump.

I mean during the Bush years there were all kinds of books and calendars that came out

with Bushisms, all the stupid stuff that he would say on any given day.

Like the infamous fool me once, shame you, fool me can't get fooled again.

You know, that was an actual statement made by George W. Bush, and yet that looks like

Socrates compared to some of the idiotic nonsense that we have seen come out of Donald Trump's

mouth and seen him post on Twitter.

Covfefe anyone?

I mean, again, I am totally okay with the president mispronouncing words, but in this

case pronouncing Nepal as nipple and Buton as button, that actually seems more intentional

on behalf of the president.

Those words don't look like one another.

You sound them out, you don't even come close to those.

I think this is either intentional, and that he's trying to make fun of these countries,

or that he is just so painfully stupid that he wants everybody to think that this is okay.

And it's not.

We should never embrace that kind of thinking here in the United States.

You don't have to be the most intelligent person out there, you don't have to be a certified

genius member of Mensa, but you do need to try to better yourself for the sake of the

country, for the sake of your community, for the sake of your children.

Always strive to be better, and that's something that Donald Trump never attempted to do because

nobody ever forced him to do, because he had too much money for them to even care.

Same thing with George W. Bush.

But we the public, we need to hold them to a higher standard.

We cannot continue to let the office of the presidency be dumbed down by these Republican

idiots who don't even take the time to learn how to pronounce the names of countries, or

cities, or other world leaders.

If they don't have time to learn that then they shouldn't be the president of the United

States.

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Man Says Baby Looks Like Donald Trump's (Full Episode) | Paternity Court - Duration: 16:44.

Hello, Your Honor.

Hello.

This is the case ofThomas v. McKey.

Thank you, Jerome. Good day, everyone.

AUDIENCE: Good day!

Ms. Thomas, you and the defendant, Mr. McKey,

met on an online dating website,

and the conversation quickly jumped offline and into Mr. McKey's bed.

You believed you were in a committed relationship

with the defendant,

and was devastated when he denied your pregnancy, is that correct?

Yes, Your Honor.

Mr. McKey, you say that there is no way

you could be the biological father of the plaintiff's son, Karson.

You claim once you took a look at Ms. Thomas's son,

you were 100% sure that her baby belonged to another man, is that correct?

Yes, Your Honor.

All right, so I'm going to start with you, Ms. Thomas.

Why do you believe you were in a committed relationship

with the defendant?

First of all, we met on a dating website, as you spoke.

We started off talking.

And then once we started knowing each other, who we were...

JUDGE LAKE: How long did you talk on the phone?

Maybe about a month or two.

Okay.

And then I started going to see him,

maybe like about a 45 minutes' drive

from where I live,

like every other day.

So I'm assuming... I'm spending the night, staying the night with him,

things like that. So I'm assuming...

And you're having a good time, getting to know one another.

You are obviously, since you're spending the night,

already started having sex.

That's right.

And so what did you like about him?

What were you drawn to? He was kind, he was...

His looks. He's not a bad looking person.

(SCATTERED LAUGHTER)

He's funny. He's hilarious. He keeps a smile on my face.

JUDGE LAKE: So he's funny, he's good-looking,

you thought you had met a nice guy.

Right.

Did it turn into a relationship at some point?

Well, I thought maybe it was gonna head that way.

But, evidently, he wasn't looking for what I was looking for.

Mmm-hmm. So, Mr. McKey.

You're having sex, having this relationship going,

but you weren't feeling like making a commitment.

I wasn't really, Your Honor.

JUDGE LAKE: Okay.

Say something else besides that.

No, really, Mr. McKey. Tell me about it, though.

A lot of times we are in situations like this,

where there are two people on two different pages.

And I hear a lot of times when women say,

"You know, I was committed to him,"

and then the man will say,

"Well, I wasn't committed to her."

Or even vice versa.

Sometimes, you know, the man is committed and faithful, and the woman...

Did you know Ms. Thomas wanted to be in a relationship with you?

Not really, Your Honor, but...

Did you all ever discuss being in a relationship?

No, ma'am.

Oh, you didn't?

No, ma'am.

So what was it about her you were attracted to?

That picture she had online.

JUDGE LAKE: Okay, so you liked what you saw...

MCKEY: Yes, ma'am.

...and so as you were dating,

you just didn't feel like you were,

at that point, ready to have a commitment?

Yes, ma'am.

How long had you been driving 45 minutes to see him, Ms. Thomas?

Oh, about a month or so, or longer.

So about a month, you would drive to go see him?

Like every other day, I would drive like...

At nighttime, I would put my kids to bed, I'd go see him

until it was time for them to go to school.

I would wake up and be back home before my kids were awake.

So, I have an older child, she would be home with them, but...

I didn't do it every day. I did it like every other day.

And so, after this month, Mr. McKey,

you're in this casual relationship,

she's driving to come see you.

You don't feel like you're ready to make a commitment.

At some point, you find out you're pregnant.

And when you find out,

you call Mr. McKey and tell him?

THOMAS: Yes, ma'am.

He thought I was just joking, like playing around, maybe just sick.

So, maybe like, a couple of weeks later,

I said, "Let me take a pregnancy test."

So I took a pregnancy test, I took a picture of it,

and I sent it to him through text message.

He was like, "What is this?"

I was like, "A pregnancy test."

He said, "I don't know how to read these.

"So tell me what that means."

I said, "I'm pregnant."

He was like, "Oh, okay, so, whatever you decide to do, just let me know."

I believe that's all he said.

So, Mr. McKey,

when you found out she was pregnant,

what were you thinking, sir?

Well, she called me when she was like,

three months pregnant,

I got a phone call and I was at work,

and I told her I'd call her back.

But I ended up blocking her number.

What?

He blocked it after we had that conversation.

Really?

MCKEY: After I blocked her number,

she had the baby, and called me from another number.

So, she called to tell you she was pregnant,

and you just said, "Okay," and then blocked her number?

Yes, ma'am, Your Honor.

Oh, you're cold-blooded.

So you blocked her number?

And never heard from her again

because the number was blocked?

Yes, Your Honor.

And you didn't call him back again, Ms. Thomas?

I tried to keep calling. I thought maybe the phone was off,

or maybe he had, you know, low service, or you know, it just turns off.

So I kept trying, kept trying.

I still didn't get nothing.

I so happened to change my phone number.

So he didn't know my new number.

Oh!

THOMAS: Yeah.

So after I had my baby...

So, hold on, Mr. McKey,

you never heard from Ms. Thomas again

during the whole pregnancy?

I haven't heard from her, Your Honor.

All while she was pregnant?

Not while she was pregnant.

So you weren't there when the baby was born?

No, Your Honor.

So after the baby was born,

you tried back again with this new number?

I tried back again, like a week later, with the new number.

Then he answered.

And I told him I just had my baby.

He still couldn't believe me.

He was like, "Send me some pictures."

He was at work then. He was like, "Send me some pictures."

So I sent him some pictures.

And he was like,

"That's my baby? Are you sure that's my baby?"

I mean, he looked at the color of it, why he is the color he is.

JUDGE LAKE: So, wait a minute, Mr. McKey,

when you got the pictures, what were you thinking?

Like, "This is not my baby," Your Honor.

I'm like, "Damn, this baby makes number eight,

"right here."

Number eight for who? You or her?

MCKEY: For her.

THOMAS: I have eight.

That'd be number eight.

JUDGE LAKE: Number eight?

So I'm kinda confused.

Whoa!

So did you know she had children when you were dating her?

THOMAS: Yeah, he knew I had kids.

I didn't know she had eight kids, you know.

He knew...

Seven. This little boy makes eight.

So, Mr. McKey, she sent you a text

with the picture of the baby.

Your first response was what?

The baby look like he could be from Donald Trump.

(LAUGHTER)

THOMAS: Like, really?

(GIGGLES)

Oh!

I didn't expect that one.

He thinks that the color make a difference.

The color doesn't make a difference.

I think what you're saying is

you thought the baby was biracial?

That's what you meant?

Aw, he's adorable.

So when you saw the baby, you said, "That's not mine."

MCKEY: Yes, Your Honor.

JUDGE LAKE: Not just because of the skin color,

but you felt that the features and even the characteristics of the baby

were of a child you believed to be biracial?

Yes, Your Honor.

JUDGE LAKE: Okay.

'Cause you know in this courtroom,

we don't play around judging kids by their skin color.

But I'm trying to understand when you say

it looked like it could be...

I understand what you're saying.

(LAUGHTER)

But at this point,

how are you feeling in your heart,

like, are you just so doubtful

you don't want to attach yourself...

If she was meeting me on a dating site,

whoever else do you think she might be meeting?

You feel like because she has more than one child,

that she, potentially, was entertaining, a lot of different men.

THOMAS: Right.

JUDGE LAKE: And so it's not just you she was sleeping with.

Is that what you're trying to say?

Why mine?

Oh, now I get what you're saying.

Could you just talk?

I'm trying to, uh...

I feel like I'm trying to, uh...

Right...

It's like reading Morse code, pulling teeth, and everything all at once,

trying to get a story out of you, Mr. McKey.

You're thinking maybe she was already pregnant,

is that what you're thinking?

Because it was only a one-month affair?

It was an affair of longer than a month.

It's just how fast it happened in a month.

Wait a minute, explain that.

MCKEY: I meet you April 1st,

and April 20th, we getting it in.

It didn't take long.

Oh, you're saying it's because

she had sex with you so quickly,

that you felt like, maybe, this was the type of person

or type of woman who's also having sex with other people?

Online dating...

When we first started off, we were using protection.

And he knew that, and he was like...

he wanted to... without it.

I was like, "No, you know, I'm fertile."

"I just had a baby a year or two ago.

"So you know I'm fertile, so I can't."

So this particular time, we didn't have anything, so...

I get it, you don't have to go any further.

No, no, but the point is this, though,

I will say this, Mr. McKey,

once a woman tells you she is fertile, you believe her.

THOMAS: Right.

No really, I mean, if she already has seven children,

that is a very fertile woman.

I almost had a heart attack when I found that out.

Whoa!

I hid this pregnancy the whole nine months.

You did?

From my whole family.

Because I didn't want to have another child without their dad.

So the entire nine months you went without the support...

When I went into labor, my family was like, "What?

"You're in the hospital having what?"

I said I'm in the hospital having my baby.

And you had no idea, Mr. McKey?

No, I didn't know she was having a baby, Your Honor.

But you look at that baby.

He looks just like you. Just a different color.

So she called you and told you she was pregnant,

and you blocked her number.

Now you see her in here crying,

'cause she had to go through this entire pregnancy by herself,

she couldn't get in touch with you,

and you just standing there, casual, like,

"It didn't mean anything to me."

If that's your biological child, then what?

You've missed the entire beginning of his life.

But what if he's not mine, Your Honor?

What if he is not?

I apologize if he is not. But I'm 100% sure...

So when is the first time you met Karson?

I mean, he was like, a week old.

So now, when you got there and you saw the baby, talk to me about how you felt.

THOMAS: The same way he's feeling now.

He questioned it, like,

"Are you sure. Is it mine? Why is his skin color..."

That's all he keeps saying.

But he adores him. I'm not gonna lie.

But he just questioned the skin color.

That's like when we went and took the blood test,

we stopped at a store, she went in the store first,

I grab the baby out of the car seat,

take him in the store,

sit down, I had a lady walk up, like,

"That's a cute baby, right there.

"His mama white?

"You know, I'm not racist or nothing, but his mama white?"

I'm like, "His mama right there."

So she says, "Is his daddy white?"

I'm like, "I'm the daddy."

"I'm supposed to be the daddy, but we just took a test.

"You know, I know."

She's like, "Baby, I pray for you."

That's what the lady said in the store?

MCKEY: She was ready to get mad, but you...

That's the thing. I have to do that every day.

Somebody's like, "Is his mama white, or is his daddy white?"

So you all can't even enjoy

these beautiful, precious moments,

these beginnings with the child,

because every time you're walking around

with this beautiful baby,

somebody looks at either one of you all,

and tries to discredit the fact

that you could be the child's parent?

Right. My family says he looks like him,

by the nose and everything else.

He snuffles when he sleeps, like him,

he grunts like him and everything else.

They look alike.

Mr. McKey, when you look at the baby,

in terms of the features,

do you feel like there's a resemblance?

My mama says he could be mine,

but my auntie says,

"She needs to find the dad of that baby."

Okay, so even in your own family,

the response has been...

Is off.

Is off.

Karson's eight months old.

So you've been doing this all this time?

Yes, ma'am.

Well, listen, this courtroom is about getting to the truth,

and I have to ask difficult questions,

I need to ask you were you with any other men

during the time Karson was conceived?

No, ma'am.

All right. So do you have any other kids, Mr. McKey?

I have a daughter.

You do? And so this would be your first son?

I have two more on the way.

You have two more kids on the way right now?

Yes ma'am, Your Honor.

With your spouse or your girlfriend?

Girlfriend.

Okay, so, the children were planned?

No. Okay.

THOMAS: Are you talking about me?

So you have twins on the way?

No, not twins, but two different women.

Are you talking about me?

I just asked were you having a baby with your girlfriend.

They're both your girlfriends?

Like two sisters.

WOMAN: What?

Wait a minute.

Did you just say you have two sisters pregnant

in the same family?

Yes, Your Honor.

Mr. McKey, you up here lying? Are you serious?

Yes, Your Honor.

Two sisters in the same family?

They're both having your baby at the same time?

Probably a month apart.

THOMAS: Wow.

Mr. McKey,

please tell me you're not going to end up

in this courtroom again...

(LAUGHTER)

I might be, Your Honor.

You might see me in the next 120 days.

It's not funny, but I'm literally like, oh...

'Cause you're serious.

Yes, ma'am.

You ain't said this much all day.

So the question of the day becomes

when are you gonna start wearing a condom?

You can't go on like this, Mr. McKey.

That's three paternity cases going on at one time.

These are babies. These are babies.

These are people.

These are little beautiful people

you're bringing in the world.

It's not a sport.

Just because I have eight, that don't mean I'm doing all that...

I've been married, I'm a widow.

So four of my kids are from my husband.

It's not like I'm out here just sleeping around.

Ms. Thomas, I want you to just take a moment

and explain to Mr. McKey,

if, in fact, your assertion is true

and Karson is his biological child,

what do you want from him?

Just, he's a boy.

Boys need their dad.

So, just be there for my son.

All right, in light of everything I've heard,

we need to get some answers.

'Cause we need to figure out what we're doing here.

Jerome, let me have this envelope.

Here you go.

These results were prepared by DNA Diagnostics

and they read as follows,

"In the case of Thomas v. McKey,

"when it comes to eight-month-old Karson Thomas,

"it has been determined by this court,

"Mr. McKey,

"you are not the father."

THOMAS: Are you serious?

MCKEY: Hmm.

He is not the father, Ms. Thomas.

I'll be damned...

I'm sorry, like I said, I'm sorry.

Do you know who Karson's father is?

Yes, my ex, before I met him.

Did you know that and just want it to be Mr. McKey's?

No, I didn't think of it at all. It was a time space in between.

Honestly, for Karson's sake,

I'm glad we got down to the bottom of this.

I need you to do what you need to do,

and find this child's father.

Because I don't want this baby walking around the streets

of his community, his whole life,

facing what he did as a baby.

It's even bigger than the biology of it.

It's about this child,

being able to understand and be able to say confidently,

"No, that's my mother and that's my father."

All right. That's what I want for him.

All right, I wish you the very best of luck.

Court is adjourned.

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