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US president rallies in favour of Republican incumbent amid voter frustration over rising prices, Iran war
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Economic issues and LGBTQ issues in local schools are prompting more Somali voters to choose Republican candidates.
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White House senior policy advisor Stephen Miller was asked by ABC's George Stephanopoulos about Trump's most recent voter fraud claims. If you like my videos and want to support my work, check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/vicberger
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Right-wing and left-wing interventionists and interventionist mainstream-press commentators are up in arms over President Trump’s decision to ease economic sanctions against Russia in connection with the Russian government’s agreement to supply diesel fuel to the United States. The notion is that nothing — not even the midterms — must be permitted to interfere with the […]
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Trumpists have declared Grenell's document to be a smoking gun that exonerates disgraced former Trump national security advisor Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty for lying to the FBI about his calls with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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Chet Baker: trumpet Michel Graillier: piano Riccardo del Fra: bass Live At Ronnie Scott's London June 6, 1986
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is calling for Congress to investigate top Trump administration officials in the wake of a bombshell revelation that The Atlantic’s top editor was inc…
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Alto Saxophone – Ornette Coleman. Bass – Percy Heath. Drums – Shelly Manne. Trumpet – Don Cherry.
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1/ George W. Bush all but called Trump a threat to democracy, saying “bigotry seems emboldened. Our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication.” He called bigotry “
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Trump’s co-defendant Sidney Powell pleaded guilty in the Georgia election subversion case; Jim Jordan told Republicans he would suspend his bid to become speaker after two failed efforts but hours lat
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Le candidat républicain à l'élection présidentielle, Donald Trump, était en meeting vendredi 1er novembre à Milwaukee dans l'État-clé du Wisconsin. L'ancien président des États-Unis s'est plaint du positionnement de son micro et a esquissé un geste obscène devant l'assistance.
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If you've seen the trailer for The Adjustment Bureau, you'd be forgiven for thinking that it was some sort of relentless chase , not unlike Paycheck, perhaps, though hopefully less abysmal. An adaptation of a Philip K Dick short story, it also appeared to contain all the usual trappings you might associate with the writer's work: alternate layers of reality, an unfathomable conspiracy, and a lone protagonist who struggles to lift the curtain on the whole insane cabal. On one level, this is precisely what The Adjustment Bureau is. It does, indeed, contain a male protagonist battling against a seldom seen, powerful organisation. But not, perhaps, in the way that its trailer, or its association with Philip K Dick, might suggest. The Adjustment Bureau is more like Dick's work filtered through Michael Powell's A Matter Of Life Or Death, or maybe Frank Capra's It's A Wonderful Life. If you're at a dinner party and want to sound incredibly erudite and witty, you could even say it's less Franz Kafka and more Frank Capra. That's sure to raise a chortle over the After Eights. If nothing else, it's a reminder of just how varied the films inspired by Philip Dick's work can be. Blade Runner was a Metropolis-style fever dream of the future, Total Recall was an ultra-violent gun fantasy, while The Adjustment Bureau is a fantasy romance with an added dash of Phildickean bureaucracy and red tape. Matt Damon stars as down-to-earth senator, David Norris, whose head is turned by pretty, feisty dancer, Elise (Emily Blunt). While the two share an immediate attraction, there's a sinister organisation at work that is adamant that their relationship will develop no further. Without spoiling huge chunks of the film's events, that's about all there is to the slight, yet intriguing story. Lighter on suspense than the movie's trailer might suggest, The Adjustment Bureau has to get by instead on the sharpness of its dialogue and the warmth of its characters. Fortunately, writer/director George Nolfi's script is engagingly light on its feet, in an old-fashioned Hollywood romance kind of way, and there's a gentle chemistry between Damon and Blunt. Those going into the cinema expecting the usual paranoid drama one might expect from Philip K Dick may be disappointed, and perhaps even slightly alarmed by the faint air of whimsy present in The Adjustment Bureau. The existential interrogation of even the loosely adapted Total Recall or Blade Runner are seldom in evidence, nor is the trippy gloom of the most faithful porting of the author's work, A Scanner Darkly. I wonder, too, what Dick would have made of a film so lacking in his biting cynicism. Relationships featured heavily in many of his stories, but they were seldom happy ones, and he certainly wasn't an author intent on making his readers feel all warm and fuzzy inside. If you're prepared for this, The Adjustment Bureau is a pleasant, if slightly inconsequential fantasy with some sporadically good dialogue and dapper performances from John Slattery (Mad Men's Roger Sterling), The Hurt Locker's Anthony Mackie and Terence Stamp who, let's face it, is always great in everything. It's difficult to escape the feeling later on in the film, however, that the Bureau, and, by extension, Nolfi, is making up the metaphysical rules as he goes along. There are numerous, very odd conversations about doors and hats that you may or may not find distractingly ridiculous, depending on your state of mind. Perhaps it's this aspect that makes The Adjustment Bureau's more dramatic moments less dynamic than they might otherwise have been. Say what you will about the trumpeting bombast of Inception, its more emotional moments packed a hefty wallop. By contrast, The Adjustment Bureau comes across as a little wan and tentative, its narrative lacking in the kind of gut-wrenching twist or moment of pathos to really break through the screen and grab you by the shoulders. That said, it's a stylishly shot film, making great use of New York's most gothic locations to atmospheric effect. Its performances are uniformly good throughout, and there are even one or two moments when Nolfi almost had me jumping out of my seat. (http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/790898/the_adjustment_bureau_review.html)
LindellTV's @alisonintheknow fires back after @BarackObama accused the Trump administration of politically targeting Rep. @Ilhan Omar amid questions surrounding her involving her finances and immigration records.Alison challenges Obama's defense of Omar, pointing to the discrepancies in immigration records and efforts to change her reported birth year.But the bigger issue is OBAMA'S OWN RECORD - including that his administration knew about efforts to link Trump to Russia during the 2016 election.For Barack Obama to have the audacity to weigh in ... maybe this is a good one for him to sit out.
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Arthur Elgort maintains Trump never paid him—though it was only a few hundred dollars.
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Trump Conservative. The Fighter Alabama Needs in the U.S. Senate.
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America decided Nidal Hasan’s execution was too disturbing to broadcast, but the cameras recording public killings on our streets will keep rolling.
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????CNN: DEMOCRATS GAIN GROUND IN OHIO’S MOST TRUMP-FRIENDLY COUNTIES
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RFK Jr: "Somebody showed me a TikTok video of a pregnant woman at 8 months pregnant -- she's an associate professor at the Columbia Medical School -- and she is saying 'F Trump' and gobbling Tylenol with her baby in her placenta. The level of Trump Derangement Syndrome is now a pathology."
A little more than a week after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggested that “Make America Great Again” means “Make America White Again,” CNN host Chris Cuomo argued that “Make America Great Again” actually means “Make America Hate Again.” Cuomo devoted his closing argument Wednesday night to highlighting how “Trump’s racist message becomes 2020 rally cry,” as the chyron at the bottom of the screen read. Cuomo began by reading Donald Trump’s incendiary tweets about the Democratic “Squad” aloud as they appeared on screen. The most controversial parts were highlighted.
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James Bovard joins host Ryan McMaken to talk about how the White House went from targeting illegal aliens to seizing legal residents guilty of the "crime" of criticizing the government of the State of Israel. Do non-citizens have due-process rights? The Founding Fathers thought so. Register for our Revisionist History of War Conference now at https://mises.org/rhw Be sure to follow Radio Rothbard at https://Mises.org/RadioRothbard Radio Rothbard mugs are available at the Mises Store. Get yours at https://Mises.org/RothMug PROMO CODE: RothPod for 20% off
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The filmmaker was one of the few people to predict Donald Trump's win
