Author: Freedom Watch
7 Celebrities Who Left Faith for Fame Belief Net December 5, 2018 Few celebrities have rejected God with as much vehemence as actress Kathy Griffin. At the 2007 Emmy Awards ceremony, Griffin, in her acceptance speech, said, “A lot of people come up here and thank Jesus for this award. I want you to know that no one had less to do with this award than Jesus. Suck it, Jesus! This award is my God now!” Aside from denying God as the source of her talent, Griffin insulted Christians everywhere, to the extent that her comments were edited…
Toobin: I’d be nervous if I were Trump – CNN Video CNN December 5, 2018 CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin discusses special counsel Robert Mueller’s sentencing recommendation for President Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Continue Reading…..
Saudi Prince ‘Complicit’ in Khashoggi’s Murder, Senators Say After C.I.A. Briefing New York Times December 5, 2018 “There is not a smoking gun, there’s a smoking saw,” Mr. Graham said. “You have to be willfully blind” not to see it, he said. He was referring to a bone saw that Turkish officials have said was used to dismember Mr. Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. Continue Reading…..
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Joy Behar under fire for snapping at Meghan McCain when asked not to bash Trump during George H.W. Bush tribute By Joseph Wulfsohn Fox News December 4, 2018 Joy Behar is taking some heat for remarks she made during a segment paying tribute to the late President George H.W. Bush on “The View.” On Monday morning, the liberal comedian invoked President Trump as she was praising the 41st president’s policy on pollution and the Clean Air Act Amendments his administration passed in 1990, something she thought “wasn’t picked up” by many other since his passing. Continue Reading…..
Mueller is about to have his say — in a big way By Elie Honig CNN December 4, 2018 Throughout his investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election, special counsel Robert Mueller has imposed on his team an ironclad rule: nobody leaks and nobody speaks — out of court, that is. But when it comes to official court filings — indictments, plea agreements, sentencing memos — Mueller has been loquacious and at times downright chatty, disclosing in compelling narrative fashion crucial details about his investigation and tantalizing clues about what might happen next. This week, Mueller is…
Netanyahu’s Obsession With Image Could Be His Downfall New York Times December 4, 2018 JERUSALEM — In a fiery Hanukkah speech to his fellow Likud party stalwarts a year ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed the Israeli left for the corruption investigations engulfing him, saying that because his opponents couldn’t defeat him at the ballot box, “they tried to beat us with slander.” On Sunday, he addressed the same audience on the same holiday in the same place on the same subject, but the target of his ire was not the Israeli left. It was the outgoing Israeli…
By Jason Chaffetz Fox News December 3, 2018 With a Republican president in place and soon-to-be Democrat-run House, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has conveniently remembered that they have the ability to prosecute people who lie to Congress. This was a power they had inexplicably forgotten about during the 10 years that Democrats were benefiting from witnesses who lied. No doubt there should be consequences and accountability if you testify to Congress under oath and blatantly lie or violate the law. But the DOJ seems to have different standards based on which party’s political fortunes will be impacted. It…
By Judson Berger Fox News December 3, 2018 Conservative author Jerome Corsi on Monday filed a “criminal and ethics complaint” against Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team, accusing investigators of trying to bully him into giving “false testimony” against President Trump. The complaint, which Corsi had threatened for days, is the latest escalation between Mueller’s team and its investigation targets. Continue Reading…..
Op-Ed: Here’s the real reason Hilllary lost the election By Ezra Klein CNBC December 2, 2018 I’m going to do something unpopular now. I’m going to defend Hillary Clinton. The Democrats’ 2016 nominee has reemerged recently, sitting for a lengthy profile with New York magazine’s Rebecca Traister and giving a series of interviews, including one at Recode’s Code Media conference. (Disclosure: Recode, like Vox, is owned by Vox Media.) It’s not been a smooth return to the public eye. The political press wants self-flagellation, but Clinton is placing the blame for her Electoral College loss elsewhere: on James…