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 President Trump may not like to read books, but a new book reports that he loves to read his own tweets

 In Fear, Bob Woodward's scalding exposé about the Trump administration, the author writes that the president is so enraptured by his Twitter usage that he has his best tweets printed out so he can study them

(The same type of tweets that so alarmed Trump's top aides that, by Woodward's account, they allegedly asked him to tweet by committee

)  "[President Trump] ordered printouts of his recent tweets that had received a high number of likes, 200,000 or more," the veteran journalist writes in Fear, on sale now

"He studied them to find the common themes in the most successful… The most effective tweets were often the most shocking

"  Calling Twitter his "megaphone to the world," and a way to "speak directly to the people without any filter," Trump didn't care that his tweets weren't "presidential," according to the book

On June 29, Woodward writes that Trump tweeted at former Republican congressman Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, who co-host MSNBC's Morning Joe and had morphed from campaign supporters to "regular detractors

"  "I heard poorly rated @Morning_Joe speaks badly of me (don't watch anymore)," Trump tweeted

"Then how come low I.Q. Crazy Mika, along with Psycho Joe, came to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year's Eve, and insisted on joining me

She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!"  White House chief of staff Reince Priebus was less than thrilled

He described Trump as "going bananas" and approached the president, according to Fear

   "I know what you are going to say," Trump reportedly told Priebus before he could say anything

"It's not presidential. And guess what? I know it. But I had to do it anyway."  "Priebus knew not to ask why," Woodward writes

 "It's not politically helpful," director of strategic communications Hope Hicks reportedly told the president

"You can't just be a loose cannon on Twitter. You're getting killed by a lot of this stuff

You're shooting yourself in the foot. You're making big mistakes."  She then joined forces with staffers Rob Porter, Gary Cohn, and White House social media director Dan Scavino to create a Twitter committee, Woodward writes

 "They would draft some tweets that they believed Trump would like," he writes

"If the president had an idea for a tweet, he could write it down or get one of them in and they would vet it

Was it factually accurate? Was it spelled correctly? Did it make sense? Did it serve his needs?"  While Trump said he agreed with the plan, "he ignored most reviews or vetting and did what he wanted

"  Ironically, the president has taken to Twitter to denounce Woodward's book.  "The Woodward book is a Joke – just another assault against me, in a barrage of assaults, using now disproven unnamed and anonymous sources," Trump tweeted on Sept

10. "Many have already come forward to say the quotes by them, like the book, are fiction

Dems can't stand losing. I'll write the real book!"  White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders released a statement earlier this month denying the claims made in Woodward's book

 "This book is nothing more than fabricated stories, many by former disgruntled employees, told to make the President look bad," reads the statement

"While it is not always pretty, and rare that the press actually covers it, President Trump has broken through the bureaucratic process to deliver unprecedented successes for the American people

"  Despite these White House denials, people are eager to read Woodward's book. It's based on hundreds of "deep background" interviews with sources close to the president

 And those sources revealed to Woodward that Twitter isn't Donald Trump's only bad habit

In fact, the president often went on Twitter after indulging in another addiction: watching TV

 "The president and the first lady had separate bedrooms in the residence," writes Woodward

"Trump had a giant TV going much of the time, alone in his bedroom with the clicker, the TiVo and his Twitter account

[Reince] Priebus called the presidential bedroom 'the devil's workshop' and the early mornings and dangerous Sunday nights 'the witching hour

'"  In an attempt to quell Trump's TV-to-Twitter raging, Priebus arranged Trump's schedule on Sundays so he would return later in the day "when MSNBC and CNN generally turned to softer programming" that wouldn't upset him, according to the book

 Even ousted White House chief strategist Steve Bannon tried to distract the president from allegedly watching TV six to eight hours a day

 "During Trump's first six months in the White House, few understood how much media he consumed," Woodward writes

"It was scary. Trump didn't show up for work until 11:00 in the morning. Many times he watched six to eight hours of television in a day

Think what your brain would be like if you did that? Bannon asked."  In the book, Bannon recalls typical Saturdays in February or March at Mar-a-Lago when Trump "got worked up" watching CNN

Melania would be in another room nearby, Woodward writes.  "What are you doing? Why do you do this? Cut this off," Bannon reportedly claims he told Trump

"It's not meaningful. Just enjoy yourself."  Trump typically responded with something like: "You see that? That's a f—ing lie

Who the f—'s…"  Bannon would say, according to Fear, "Go play some slap and tickle with Melania

"

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Trump Falsely Claims Nearly 3,000 Americans In Puerto Rico 'Did Not Die' - Duration: 1:52.

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BREAKING TRUMP DROPS SURPRISE NUKE ON BARACK OBAMA – IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING - Duration: 10:53.

BREAKING: TRUMP DROPS SURPRISE NUKE ON BARACK OBAMA – IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING

Barack Obama's presidency was one of the biggest disasters in American history.

Obama spent eight years in the White House piling up one failure on top of another.

But in a nationally televised press conference, Donald Trump revealed the biggest embarrassment

of Obama's life.

Donald Trump is gearing up for a fight over funding for a border wall with Mexico.

With a September 30th deadline to fund the government approaching, President Trump fired

off a warning shot that he is willing to shut down the government in order to secure money

for his border wall.

Trump tweeted:

I WOULD BE WILLING TO "SHUT DOWN" GOVERNMENT IF THE DEMOCRATS DO NOT GIVE US THE VOTES

FOR BORDER SECURITY, WHICH INCLUDES THE WALL!

MUST GET RID OF LOTTERY, CATCH & RELEASE ETC. AND FINALLY GO TO SYSTEM OF IMMIGRATION BASED

ON MERIT!

WE NEED GREAT PEOPLE COMING INTO OUR COUNTRY!

In his opening remarks before a press conference with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte,

Trump doubled down stating

"THE PRIME MINISTER AND I ARE UNITED IN OUR CONVICTION THAT STRONG NATIONS MUST HAVE

STRONG BORDERS.

WE HAVE A SOLEMN OBLIGATION TO PROTECT OUR CITIZENS AND THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.

MY ADMINISTRATION IS WORKING HARD TO PASS BORDER SECURITY LEGISLATION, IMPROVE VETTING,

AND ESTABLISH A MERIT-BASED IMMIGRATION SYSTEM WHICH THE UNITED STATES NEEDS VERY, VERY IMPORTANTLY,

VERY BADLY.

AS FAR AS THE BORDER IS CONCERNED, AND PERSONALLY, IF WE DON'T GET BORDER SECURITY, AFTER MANY,

MANY YEARS OF TALK WITHIN THE UNITED STATES, I WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM DOING A SHUTDOWN.

IT'S TIME WE HAD PROPER BORDER SECURITY.

WE'RE THE LAUGHINGSTOCK OF THE WORLD.

WE HAVE THE WORST IMMIGRATION LAWS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD."

THE DAILY CALLER'S SAAGAR ENJETI QUIZZED TRUMP ON THIS ASKING "ARE YOU SAYING YOU

WOULD BE WILLING TO SHUT THE GOVERNMENT DOWN IN SEPTEMBER IF IT DOES NOT FULLY FUND $25

BILLION FOR THE BORDER WALL AND ALSO DELIVER THE IMMIGRATION PRIORITIES THAT YOU LISTED

IN YOUR TWEET?

OR ARE YOU LEAVING SOME ROOM FOR NEGOTIATION THERE?"

Trump responded by saying he was always open to negotiation and brought up one of Barack

Obama's most embarrassing moments as President – his failure to enforce his red line on

the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons.

"I would be willing to close it down to get it done…But I would certainly be willing

to consider a shut down if we don't get proper border security," Trump declared.

Enjeti followed up by asking if the $25 billion was a "red line."

President Trump responded "I have no red line, unlike President Obama.

I just want great border security.

Okay?"

Donald Trump won the GOP nomination and then the General Election on the strength of his

America First immigration platform.

But since assuming the presidency, establishment Republicans like Senate Majority Leader Mitch

McConnell have stabbed the President in the back by refusing to fight for Trump's signature

campaign promise.

President Trump was wise to threaten a government shutdown without repeating Obama's mistake

of setting a red line.

Once a President sets a red line you have to cross it or your opponents will view the

Commander-in-Chief as a doormat.

That's what happened to Obama with Syria.

And it forced President Trump to go against his instincts not to involve America in foreign

wars by bombing Syria twice because Bashar al-Assad figured every American President

was weak after Obama refused to enforce his red line back in 2013.

Obama's failure was an embarrassment that weakened America.

And Donald Trump is not about to repeat that mistake.

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Trump Administration is About to Lay the SMACKDOWN on Activist Judges - Duration: 4:32.

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Trump just called Hurricane Maria relief a "success." San Juan's mayor's response is brutal - Duration: 3:04.

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Trump says claim Puerto Rico hurricane killed 2,975 people is FAKE - Duration: 6:10.

Donald Trump on Thursday questioned the latest death-toll of Puerto Ricans attributable to Hurricanes Maria and Irma, saying the most recent number – 2,975 – is inflated and driven by politics

'3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico,' the president tweeted

'When I left the Island, AFTER the storm had hit, they had anywhere from 6 to 18 deaths

As time went by it did not go up by much.Then, a long time later, they started to report really large numbers, like 3000

' 'This was done by the Democrats in order to make me look as bad as possible when I was successfully raising Billions of Dollars to help rebuild Puerto Rico

If a person died for any reason, like old age, just add them onto the list.Bad politics

I love Puerto Rico!' Researchers at George Washington University determined last month that Hurricane Maria alone resulted in 2,975 'excess deaths' in Puerto Rico

That finding wasn't the result of a traditional death-toll accounting, but a public health study that compared mortality in the six months following the storm with the number of deaths that would have been expected if it had not hit the island

'The difference between those two numbers is the estimate of excess mortality due to the hurricane,' the scientists wrote

The risk of dying during the storm or in its aftermath was 60 percent higher for Puerto Ricans living in the poorest areas, they found

San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, a Democrat who tangled with the president over and over while Hurricane Maria made international news, fired back at him on Thursday

'This is what denial following neglect looks like: Mr Pres in the real world people died on your watch

YOUR LACK OF RESPECT IS APPALLING!' she tweeted.'Mr Trump you can try and bully us with your tweets BUT WE KNOW OUR LIVES MATTER

You will never take away our self respect.Shame on you!' Yulín Cruz later called Trump 'delusional, paranoid, and unhinged from any sense of reality

' FEMA administrator Brock Long said Wednesday on MSNBC that 'indirect deaths' are often more numerous than deaths caused immediately by a natural disaster

'You have people who died after the storm passed because they fell off their roof making repairs, they died in car crashes because the stoplights were off, you have chainsaw accidents, you have accidents with people cleaning up debris,' he said

A team of researchers at Harvard University announced in May that they believed Hurricane Maria's death toll was 4,600

At the time, the government's death toll stood at 64.Trump said Wednesday that his administration is prepared for Hurricane Florence, a storm barrelling toward the Carolina coastline, and insisted that his administration's widely panned response to the devastation in Puerto Rico last year was an 'unappreciated great job

' 'We got A Pluses for our recent hurricane work in Texas and Florida (and did an unappreciated great job in Puerto Rico, even though an inaccessible island with very poor electricity and a totally incompetent Mayor of San Juan),' Trump tweeted

In the Oval Office on Tuesday, the president praised his administration's response to the series of storms in 2017

'I think Puerto Rico was an incredible, unsung success,' he claimed.But hours later photographs emerged showing millions of bottles of drinking water, meant for Maria survivors, still sitting under blue tarps ona runway there

Long, the FEMA chief, held a press briefing for reporters on Thursday morning to describe the Trump administration's efforts to prepare for Hurricane Florence

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Trump Just Pulled Plug On The Swamp Getting Rid Of 1200 Of Them – Hell's About To Break Loose! - Duration: 3:55.

The government is doing the unthinkable under the Trump administration and it is a very

VERY good thing indeed!

After growing at a nearly exponential rate under the Bush and Obama administrations,

the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the leadership of the Trump administration

is voluntarily cutting the size of the department.

Less regulation and smaller government is a consistent campaign promise made by President

Donald Trump that is coming true…

The EPA is cutting approximately 1,200 jobs as roughly 1,600 employees departed the agency.

Less than 400 new employees were hired during President Donald Trump's first year and

a half in office.

According to the Washington Post, included among those employees leaving the EPA are

"at least 260 scientists, 185 'environmental protection specialists' and 106 engineers."

WaPo reports, "The exodus has shrunk the agency's workforce by 8 percent, to levels

not seen since the Reagan administration.

The trend has continued even after a major round of buyouts last year and despite the

fact that the EPA's budget has remained stable."

The EPA, along with other government agencies, was placed on a hiring freeze, which also

had left 350 positions open as of April, CNN previously reported.

With hundreds of employees accepting buyouts just since last summer, records show that

nearly a quarter of the government agency's remaining 13,758 employees are now at an age

where they are considered eligible to retire.

At its peak and its most bloated in the late 1990s, the EPA employed more than 18,000 people

at the government agency.

Reducing government regulation and especially government agencies are tough.

It is consistently and routinely resisted by all those who benefit, including government

employees who administer the many programs.

Every president since Jimmy Carter has attempted to lower the cost of regulation.

At best, any cuts have been tiny and mostly centered on trimming paperwork.

But less regulation and a reduction in the size of government itself is one campaign

promise made by Donald Trump that is coming true.

"In a statement Friday, Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler said he was focused on right-sizing

the EPA, which Republicans have argued overreached under President Barack Obama, burdening industry

with regulations such as those focused on climate change.

With nearly half of our employees eligible to retire in the next five years, my priority

is recruiting and maintaining the right staff, the right people for our mission, rather than

total full-time employees," he said as WaPo reported.

The EPA is not alone in shrinking its size under the Trump administration either and

this is despite the fact that Congress recently passed a $1.3 trillion budget bill back in

March 2018 that boosted both military and domestic spending.

As WaPo revealed, "the State Department's total number of permanent employees, for instance,

fell 6.4 percent between Trump's inauguration and March 2018, according to federal records,

while the Education Department declined 9.4 percent during that time.

Part of the drop stems from a government-wide hiring freeze Trump imposed after his inauguration,

which lasted nearly three months.

The president has continued to press for a leaner federal payroll, asking Congress recently

to withhold pay raises for federal workers in 2019.

Under Trump, many EPA offices have seen statts dwindle The EPA has lost 8 percent of its

workforce during the first 18 months of the administration, shrinking the agency to a

size not seen since the Reagan era.

Here are some of the offices most affected.

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Arkansas just kicked thousands of poor residents off Medicaid thanks to Trump - Duration: 3:30.

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Friday: Bob Woodward discusses the Trump presidency with Washington Week's Robert Costa - Duration: 0:31.

This week on Washington Week: "People who work for him are

worried..." A blockbuster book portrays a White House in chaos.

"The book means nothing. It's a work of fiction."

Insiders alarmed and sharing their stories. "The incidents are not anonymous."

Moderator Robert Costa talks with veteran journalist and author Bob Woodward about the Trump presidency.

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Did Joy Behar Just Slip Up and Say She Hopes Trump Dies? - Duration: 3:29.

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Trump pushes conspiracy theory about Puerto Rico death toll - Duration: 4:31.

President Donald Trump on Thursday peddled a conspiracy theory about the official death

toll from Hurricane Maria, falsely accusing unnamed Democrats of inflating the number

to almost 3,000 in order to smear his image.

The tweet comes after Trump praised his administration this week for its response to the devastating

2017 storm, calling it an "incredible, unsung success" — comments that garnered fierce

backlash from Puerto Rican officials and mainland Democrats as insensitive.

Though initial estimates for the death toll from the storm and its aftermath hovered at

64, a comprehensive study released this summer raised the number to nearly 3,000.

"3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico.

When I left the Island, AFTER the storm had hit, they had anywhere from 6 to 18 deaths.

As time went by it did not go up by much.

Then, a long time later, they started to report really large numbers, like 3000..." Trump

tweeted Thursday morning.

".....This was done by the Democrats in order to make me look as bad as possible when I

was successfully raising Billions of Dollars to help rebuild Puerto Rico.

If a person died for any reason, like old age, just add them onto the list.

Bad politics.

I love Puerto Rico!"

The study was conducted by researchers at George Washington University and was requested

by the Puerto Rican government.

The study found nearly 1,300 people died in September and October — the months of the

storm — alone, and put the total figure toll at 2,975 excess deaths.

Even for a president who has made a career off politically incorrect pronouncements,

Thursday's tweets were eye-popping — and they rattled even the president's most ardent

defenders.

Asked about the president's comments, one former administration official said simply,

"Surreal."

The White House did not respond to a request for comment about Trump's tweets.

The tweets served to draw even more attention to the federal government's flawed response

to Maria as the White House and agencies are grappling with Hurricane Florence, which is

barreling toward the Southeastern coastline.

Trump has a long history of pushing conspiracy theories, from linking vaccines to autism

to asserting that former President Barack Obama wasn't born in the United States.

And perhaps more than any president in modern history, Trump has consistently and publicly

questioned the government that he now oversees.

He has falsely insisted that "millions" of people voted illegally in the 2016 election.

During the presidential campaign, he called the Labor Department's employment numbers

"one of the biggest hoaxes in American modern politics."

And he has repeatedly questioned federal intelligence agencies' assessment that Russia meddled

in the 2016 election to boost his candidacy.

It was unclear which Democrats the president was referring to, though he has openly feuded

with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, a member of Puerto Rico's Popular Democratic

Party, over the federal government's hurricane response.

People close to the president said Trump remains furious at Cruz, who he blames for magnifying

the narrative that the federal government failed to adequately respond to the disaster.

For Trump, who sees everything through the lens of politics, Cruz's criticism is emblematic

of what he sees as a broader campaign by Democrats to undermine his presidency.

Trump is also fixated on what he was told when he visited Puerto Rico in October 2017,

after the hurricane hit.

"What is your death count as of this moment, 17?" he asked Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló,

who responded that there were 16 certified deaths at the time.

Trump was pleased with the number.

"You can be very proud of all of your people, all of our people working together.

Sixteen versus literally thousands of people," he said comparing the response to Hurricane

Katrina.

Trump, in his Thursday tweet, seemed unable to understand how the figure increased so

dramatically from last October, which appeared to spark his conspiracy theory.

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CEO Forced To Publicly Apologize After Saying He's Smarter Than Trump - Duration: 2:48.

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Stormy Daniels' lawyer just laid out the case for Mueller indicting Trump in eye-opening Op-Ed - Duration: 4:14.

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After Obama Slams Trump In Speech, The President Slaps Back Hard With The Perfect Insult - Duration: 4:47.

President Donald Trump is definitely not a fan of his predecessor and has also proven

himself to be one who says, at whim, whatever he wants…no matter who it offends.

It's an honest and brutal approach to presidency that seems to work considering he keeps on

winning as president and certainly more so in his first year than Barack Obama did in

two terms.

Supporters love his blatant truthful approach to calling things like it is and not sugar

coating anyone or any action to appease the establishment.

Trump is a president of the American people and an nemesis to career politicians who do

not appreciate him "draining the swamp" and shaking things up.

However, in all of his daily Twitter rants, perhaps the best are when he takes jabs at

the man whose mess he's done a masterful job cleaning up.

The best jab yet came after Obama's recent speech in which he arrogantly touted himself

throughout.

His seemingly narcissistic address came across as an attempt to not be forgotten or replaced

by a capable and successful leader that Trump is, although, his real motive for glorifying

himself is unknown…he could just believe what he's actually convinced himself of,

while trying to convince the country what a incapable president Trump is.

President Trump could not and would not let this self-indulgent address go without response

and used the perfect insult of his predecessor that had to have been a massive slap in the

face…which, in my opinion, could not have been better.

Here's one reason why so many Americans love and appreciate our current president!

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President Donald Trump responded to former President Barack Obama's attack on him during

a speech Friday, joking his predecessor is good for inducing sleep.

In a speech at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign on Friday, Obama told the

students they were coming of age when "the privileged … want to keep us divided and

keep us angry and keep us cynical, because it helps them maintain the status quo and

keep their power and keep their privilege."

He added that the current administration is "a symptom, not the cause" of that division.

"It did not start with Donald Trump," he said.

At a Friday campaign fundraiser in Fargo, North Dakota, Trump told the audience he had

been asked by a journalist if he watched Obama's speech given earlier in the day.

"I am sorry.

I watched it but I fell asleep," the president said.

"I found he's very good, very good for sleeping."

Trump did directly address Obama's claim in his remarks that the current robust economy,

at least in part, is due to the steps taken during the previous administration.

Obama said that under his leadership, the country initiated the longest job creation

streak on record and ensured that wealthier Americans paid their "fair share" in taxes

to "help folks coming up behind them."

Trump responded by saying Obama "was trying to take credit for this incredible thing that

is happening to our country … I have to say this to President Obama, it was not him."

"If the Democrats got in with their agenda in November, two years ago, instead of having

(a Gross Domestic Product) 4.2 (percent) up, I believe honestly you would have 4.2 down.

You would be in negative numbers right now.

We were heading south."

"It was the weakest recovery … since the Great Depression," Trump said.

"It was barely a recovery, and now this is called not recovery.

This is called rocket ship."

The president pointed to the newly released August jobs report numbers, which showed hourly

wages increased 2.9 percent, while unemployment remained at a low of 3.9 percent, matching

a number not seen since 2000.

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Trump Vindicated? Leaked Google Vid Completely Silences CNN – Says It All About Their Network - Duration: 9:01.

The Daily Caller is reporting that a very interesting video which was recorded by Google

shortly after the 2016 presidential election reveals an atmosphere of panic and dismay

amongst the tech giant's leadership.

And what's worse, in an effort to sabotage the new president's agenda it shows determination

to thwart both the Trump agenda and the broader populist movement emerging inside the U.S.

and around the globe.

The video shows Google's first all-hands meeting following the 2016 election (these

weekly meetings are known inside the company as "TGIF" or "Thank God It's Friday"

meetings).

This particular video was sent to Breitbart News by an anonymous source and it features

co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, VPs Kent Walker and Eileen Naughton, CFO Ruth

Porat, and CEO Sundar Pichai.

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The Daily Caller is reporting that a very interesting video which was recorded by Google

shortly after the 2016 presidential election reveals an atmosphere of panic and dismay

amongst the tech giant's leadership.

And what's worse, in an effort to sabotage the new president's agenda it shows determination

to thwart both the Trump agenda and the broader populist movement emerging inside the U.S.

and around the globe.

The video shows Google's first all-hands meeting following the 2016 election (these

weekly meetings are known inside the company as "TGIF" or "Thank God It's Friday"

meetings).

This particular video was sent to Breitbart News by an anonymous source and it features

co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, VPs Kent Walker and Eileen Naughton, CFO Ruth

Porat, and CEO Sundar Pichai.

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Here are some key moments from the video:

"(00:00:00 – 00:01:12) Google co-founder Sergey Brin states that the weekly meeting

is "probably not the most joyous we've had" and that "most people here are pretty

upset and pretty sad."

"(00:00:24) Brin contrasts the disappointment of Trump's election with his excitement

at the legalization of cannabis in California, triggering laughs and applause from the audience

of Google employees.

"(00:01:12) Returning to seriousness, Brin says he is "deeply offen[ded]" by the

election of Trump, and that the election "conflicts with many of [Google's] values."

"(00:09:10) Trying to explain the motivations of Trump supporters, Senior VP for Global

Affairs, Kent Walker concludes: "fear, not just in the United States, but around the

world is fueling concerns, xenophobia, hatred, and a desire for answers that may or may not

be there."

"(00:09:35) Walker goes on to describe the Trump phenomenon as a sign of "tribalism

that's self-destructive [in] the long-term."

"(00:09:55) Striking an optimistic tone, Walker assures Google employees that despite

the election, "history is on our side" and that the "moral arc of history bends

towards progress."

"(00:10:45) Walker approvingly quotes former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's comparison

between "the world of the wall" with its "isolation and defensiveness" and the

"world of the square, the piazza, the marketplace, where people come together into a community

and enrich each other's lives."

"(00:13:10) CFO Ruth Porat appears to break down in tears when discussing the election

result.

"(00:15:20) Porat promises that Google will "use the great strength and resources and

reach we have to continue to advance really important values."

"(00:16:50) Stating "we all need a hug," she then instructs the audience of Google

employees to hug the person closest to them.

"(00:20:24) Eileen Naughton, VP of People Operations, promises that Google's policy

team in DC is "all over" the immigration issue and that the company will "keep a

close watch on it."

"(00:21:26) Naughton jokes about Google employees asking, 'Can I move to Canada?'

after the election.

She goes on to seriously discuss the options available to Google employees who wish to

leave the country.

"(00:23:12) Naughton does acknowledge "diversity of opinion and political persuasion" and

notes that she has heard from conservative Google employees who say they "haven't

felt entirely comfortable revealing who [they] are." and urged "tolerance."

(Several months later, the company would fire James Damore allegedly for disagreeing with

progressive narratives.)

"(00:27:00) Responding to a question about "filter bubbles," Sundar Pichai promises

to work towards "correcting" Google's role in them

"(00:27:30) Sergey Brin praises an audience member's suggestion of increasing matched

Google employee donations to progressive groups.

"(00:34:40) Brin compares Trump voters to "extremists," arguing for a correlation

between the economic background of Trump supporters and the kinds of voters who back extremist

movements.

Brin says that "voting is not a rational act" and that not all of Trump's support

can be attributed to "income disparity."

He suggests that Trump voters might have been motivated by boredom rather than legitimate

concerns.

"(00:49:10) An employee asks if Google is willing to "invest in grassroots, hyper-local

efforts to bring tools and services and understanding of Google products and knowledge" so that

people can "make informed decisions that are best for themselves."

Pichai's response: Google will ensure its "educational products" reach "segments

of the population [they] are not [currently] fully reaching."

"(00:54:33) An employee asks what Google is going to do about "misinformation"

and "fake news" shared by "low-information voters."

Pichai responds by stating that "investments in machine learning and AI" are a "big

opportunity" to fix the problem.

"(00:56:12) Responding to an audience member, Walker says Google must ensure the rise of

populism doesn't turn into "a world war or something catastrophic … and instead

is a blip, a hiccup."

"(00:58:22) Brin compares Trump voters to supporters of fascism and communism, linking

the former movement to "boredom," which Brin previously linked to Trump voters.

"It sort of sneaks up sometimes, really bad things," says Brin.

"(01:01:15) A Google employee states: "speaking to white men, there's an opportunity for

you right now to understand your privilege" and urges employees to "go through the bias-busting

training, read about privilege, read about the real history of oppression in our country."

He urges employees to "discuss the issues you are passionate about during Thanksgiving

dinner and don't back down and laugh it off when you hear the voice of oppression

speak through metaphors."

Every executive on stage – the CEO, CFO, two VPs and the two Co-founders – applaud

the employee.

"(01:01:57) An audience member asks if the executives see "anything positive from this

election result."

The audience of Google employees and the executives on stage burst into laughter.

"Boy, that's a really tough one right now," says Brin."

But what's perhaps the worst part about all this is that late last month CNN analyst

Chris Cillizza dismissed a tweet alleging that Google had "rigged" search results

against Trump as a "conspiracy theory."

"What the President of the United States is peddling to his 54 million Twitter followers,

then, is an anecdote hung on a flawed analysis of media partisanship," Cillizza wrote on

Aug. 28.

No reason to expect any better from CNN, but to see and hear Google employees actively

being involved in what many can call an alleged attempted coup against a sitting president

is something that's worthy of a boycott by all of us freedom-loving patriotic Americans.

This video needs to be watched in full in order to get the full context of the meeting

and the statements made by each of these individuals.

You can view it here on Breitbart.