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Donald Trump to Pardon Conservative Filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza - Duration: 1:56.
Donald Trump to Pardon Conservative Filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza.
President Donald J. Trump announced Thursday he will pardon conservative author and filmmaker
Dinesh D'Souza, who was convicted of breaking campaign finance laws in 2014.
"Will be giving a Full Pardon to Dinesh D'Souza today.
He was treated very unfairly by our government!"
President Trump tweeted: In 2014, D'Souza pleaded guilty after reimbursing
two straw donors who contributed to Wendy Long's 2012 campaign for the U.S. Senate.
Preet Bharara, the U.S. attorney of the Southern District of New York who was fired by President
Trump, released a statement of the conviction.
"Dinesh D'Souza attempted to illegally contribute over $10,000 to a Senate campaign,
wilfully undermining the integrity of the campaign finance process," Bharara wrote.
"Like many others before him, of all political stripes, he has had to answer for this crime
– here with a felony conviction."
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) welcomed the news, tweeting "Bravo! @realDonaldTrump Dinesh was the
subject of a political prosecution, brazenly targeted by the Obama administration bc of
his political views.
And he's a powerful voice for freedom, systematically dismantling the lies of the Left—which is
why they hate him."
"This is Justice," Cruz declared:
An official petition for the White House to pardon D'Souza was launched April 14 and
garnered 12,145 signatures:
The conservative pundit's pardon is the fifth of Donald Trump's presidency.
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One Day After Roseanne Firing, Samantha Bee Drops 'C WORD' on This Trump Family Member - Duration: 2:02.
One Day After Roseanne Firing, Samantha Bee Drops 'C WORD' on This Trump Family Member.
Vulgar anti-Trump late night talk show host Samantha Bee used her show as a platform to
slam President Trump for supposedly separating children from their families at the border
(she never said a peep when it was happening under Obama), and then crossed the line in
a MAJOR WAY.
Just one day after Roseanne Barr was canned for a tweet calling former Obama aide Valerie
Jarrett an "ape," the unfunny, crass Bee called Trump's daughter Ivanka, who has
NOTHING to do with "immigration" a "feckless c*unt."
Bee's show airs on TBS, which is owned by Turner Broadcasting, which is owned by Time
Warner, who owns CNN.
Now, only one question remains…
When will Bee be fired?
From Breitbart
On Wednesday's "Full Frontal" on TBS, host Samantha Bee slammed the Trump administration
over separating children from their families at the border and urged Ivanka Trump "do
something about your dad's immigration practices you feckless c*nt."
Bee said, "Ivanka Trump, who works at the White House, chose to post the second most
oblivious tweet we've seen this week.
You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say,
one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless
c*nt.
He listens to you.
Put on something tight and low-cut and tell your father to fucking stop it.
Tell him it was an Obama thing and see how it goes, OK?"
TBS is a Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., company, which in turn is owned by Time Warner,
Inc.
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Lava evacuee volunteers to save others' homes - Duration: 6:51.
Lava evacuee volunteers to save others' homes
On a normal day, Heath Dalton would be making phone calls or meeting clients to assess their phone and bandwidth requirements for internet service.
These days, hes rescuing abandoned pets and hauling buckets of water to put out fires started by flowing lava in Leilani Estates, the community hit hardest by an erupting volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii.
The very first thing we do, we drive up to the streets to know which roads are blocked and see if anyone needs help, Dalton, 45, said Wednesday in a phone interview from his temporary home in nearby Keaau.
Daltons life was turned upside down when his sand-colored, one-story dream home became engulfed in flames from the intense heat from a fissure that erupted in his neighbors yard earlier this month.
I never knew that would be the last time that I would see our house, said his wife, Denise Dalton.
Dalton said he heeded a civil defense evacuation warning on May 3 and told his wife and two children to leave, but stayed behind to save what he could.
Denise Dalton, 39, rushed home from her job as an intensive-care nurse at Hilo Medical Center after her husband called her.
I didnt even change out of my scrubs.
I was grabbing things and throwing things into bags, she said.
She took as many toys, clothes, books and DVDs that she could for her children.
The family stayed at a friends house until they were able to secure a rental home in Hawaiian Paradise Park in Keaau.
The pictures on the computer, my kids baby blankets, and the toys that our son got for his third birthday are gone, said Denise Dalton.
Her husband stayed behind and kept packing until the morning of May 4, without any sleep, and brought what he could to the family.
I took a box of cheap toys so that the kids could have something, he said.
He made a few trips back and forth to his home during the time the evacuation order was in effect but when he returned on Sunday, May 6, he saw the front of his house on Kupono Street engulfed in flames, with lava all around.
Lava spread to other areas of the Big Island on Wednesday, forcing officials to order more evacuations, The Associated Press reported.
Overnight, the lava was moving fast enough to cover about six football fields an hour, U.S.
Geological Survey scientist Wendy Stovall told the AP.
As of Friday, lava had destroyed 82 structures on Hawaii Island, including 37 homes.
Denise Dalton said she and her family had received donations from her co-workers at Hilo Medical Center and through a local charity center.
Shes received food, chairs and a coffee maker.
She said her daughter, Elle, 4, and son, A.
, 3, often ask about their home.
All the hot lava got it? her son once asked.
I say yes, she said.
Does he grasp it? I dont think so..
After losing their home, Heath Dalton has found a renewed sense of purpose.
Hes now trying to help his neighbors so that the same fate doesnt befall them.
Ive been able to get into Leilani, he said.
Theres like three of us helping neighbors..
Dalton said he and his friends are helping neighbors move and giving guidance and directions to people who arent familiar with the roads.
Kris Burmeister, one of Daltons friends, lost his home in Leilani Estates on Monday night.
Some of these people are losing everything and Im trying to minimize that for as many people, said Burmeister, 42.
On Wednesday, though, Dalton gave himself the day off.
After a little over three weeks, I want to spend time with family.
I promised my wife that I would do a family day today, he said.
On June 2, their daughter is turning 5, and he has ordered a cake to celebrate.
Her presents were lost in the fire, including special dolls bought on Amazon.
Everything weve been trying to do is to try to keep everything as normal as possible, Dalton said.
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Living While Black: Viral videos raise concerns about everyday racial profiling - Duration: 12:00.
Living While Black: Viral videos raise concerns about everyday racial profiling
MEMPHIS — Sitting in his car outside a boarded-up house on a recent Saturday morning, Michael Hayes went through the mental checklist of things he does to make sure suspicious people know he is an enterprising young real estate investor, not a burglar or a drug addict.
He readied his business cards.
He grabbed a sign with his business website and phone number to plant in the front yard of the brick house on Douglass Avenue.
He queued up the contract that the homeowner signed allowing Hayes to go inside and take pictures for potential investors.
He even had the owner on the phone as he worked one of the boards loose.
And, as always, he exhibited a polite and respectful demeanor to anyone he met.
None of it was enough.
Before that afternoon was over, Hayes — a 31-year-old father, former teacher and an entrepreneur with a growing portfolio of rehabbed homes for sale — would have to justify his presence to a screaming neighbor and the police officers summoned to the scene.
He had committed no crime, and the police did not arrest him.
But many of the millions of people who saw the video he recorded of the conflict say his transgression wasn't what he did, but who he is: He was real estate investing while black.
"You know why the lady called the police on me," he said, looking directly into the camera.
"I don't look threatening.".
In recent weeks, a host of viral videos have shown black Americans engaged in innocuous activities that led to 911 calls.
On May 12, members of a black sorority were questioned by a state trooper while picking up litter on a Pennsylvania highway.
Four days earlier, a Yale University student was interrogated by police after her dorm neighbor called the police because she was napping in a common area.
And a week before that, a neighbor reported a burglary in progress as a group of black women left their Airbnb in Rialto, Calif.
The incidents have given rise to the hashtag #livingwhileblack and often end with a black person being interrogated by police or being carted off in handcuffs.
In the worst cases, the incidents have escalated to body slams or even gunshots.
Starbucks has planned to shut down 8,000 U.S.
stores on Tuesday afternoon to engage employees in discussions about racial bias after a manager at a Philadelphia Starbucks last month called police on two black men who were waiting for a friend before ordering.
A viral video shot by another customer showed police removing the men in handcuffs.
Last week, NAACP President Derrick Johnson accused President Trump of encouraging the trend, saying there is "a direct relationship between the racist language and policies emerging from the White House and the growing number of hate crimes and blatant attacks on the humanity of black people.
While cellphone videos have raised the profile of such incidents, they're not a new phenomenon: In 2009, Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr.
was arrested after a neighbor saw him attempting to enter his own home when he was locked out.
President Barack Obama, who would later hold what some called "a beer summit" with Gates and the arresting officer, said he didn't know whether race played a role in the incident.
But, he added, "There's a long history in this country of African Americans and Latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately.".
When they have spoken publicly, the 911 callers and responding police departments typically have denied that their suspicion was racially motivated.
Tiffiany Albert said race played no role in her decision to confront Hayes, the black real estate investor.
Albert, who identifies as Spanish and has a black boyfriend, said her reaction was reasonable, given crime in the neighborhood.
Phillip Goff, president of the Center for Policing Equity, a nonprofit that promotes police transparency and accountability, said that many people see the police as more than just instruments for enforcing the law.
They use them as enforcers of unwritten social rules, which can be steeped in discriminatory thinking.
"The issue is that, for many folks, law enforcement has been seen as their own racism valet," Goff said.
"We talk about not just crime, we talk about disorder — anything that makes folks feel uncomfortable or says that the social norms that we've all agreed to are being violated," he said.
"And the problem is that black skin frequently violates the social order.".
Youre going to jail.
Hayes does not consider himself particularly intimidating.
He's a 5-foot-9 Memphis native with a master's degree who taught English-as-a-second-language classes.
Soft-spoken and introverted, he seasons his sentences with "yes, ma'am" and "I appreciate it.".
He started investing in real estate three years ago as a means of "keeping my family from punching a 9-to-5 clock.
" He finds cheap houses whose owners have an incentive to sell — recently inherited properties or homes nearing foreclosure — fixes them up and offers them to investors.
On May 5, he was prying the boards off an abandoned home when he came across Albert, 49.
Albert, who had watched the house become a hub for prostitution, drug dealing and other crimes, demanded that Hayes leave and threatened to call the police.
Another neighbor who saw their squabble did it for her.
Hayes pondered leaving.
But he had a legal reason for being there, and he thought turning tail would have validated Albert's groundless suspicions.
So he took out his cellphone and began recording.
"For one, I need this on record, just in case anything happens," he reasoned.
"Two, this footage needs to be seen.".
He stared into the camera and spoke to what would ultimately balloon to more than 3.4 million viewers: "A young black man out here trying to do what's right, and we get the police called on us," he said.
"This hasn't been the first time I done seen this.".
Recalling the incident later, Albert defended her behavior.
She and her neighbors had lobbied the city for two years to board up the abandoned house and eventually did it themselves.
Still, someone broke her back windows and twice broke into her shed, she said, "stealing all the tools and even the gas can.".
So when she heard the boards being pried off that day, she ran outside to confront Hayes.
She asked him for paperwork; he pointed to his sign in the front yard and mentioned paperwork on his phone.
Albert was not convinced.
"I said, 'You're going to be trespassing,' " she told The Washington Post.
"I told him I was going to call the police.".
Hayes knew he had done nothing wrong — a conviction that was confirmed when two officers arrived, one white and one black.
They checked his paperwork and found that he had a legal right to be there.
That didn't sit well with Albert.
In the video, she glowers from the porch, then yells that she is a friend of the sheriff.
"I don't care if you're friends with the president," the white officer says.
"If you try to do anything to stop him, you're going to jail.".
Albert then turned her attention to Hayes: "Hurry up and do it and get out!".
"No.
He can take all day," the officer responded.
"He's in control. He's got a contract.".
The officers then waited outside the abandoned house while Hayes took pictures.
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Sarah Sanders Breaks Down In Tears In Briefing – Say A Prayer For Her - Duration: 5:27.
Sarah Sanders Breaks Down In Tears In Briefing – Say A Prayer For Her.
Sarah Sanders was responding to the press pool on Wednesday just as she normally does.
But when 13 year-old Benje Choucroun asked Sanders about school shootings, she shifted
her attention and the mother part of Sarah was in view.
She has three young children of her own.
When White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders took a question from a very young
aspiring reporter at a White House press briefing, she got visibly choked up.
This little boy's question got to her more than any mainstream media mogul could and
she choked up over what he said.
"At my school, we recently had a lockdown drill.
One thing that affects my and other students' mental health is the worry about we or our
friends could get shot at school.
Specifically, could you tell me what the administration has done or will do to prevent these senseless
tragedies?" the Time for Kids reporter asked.
"As a kid, and certainly as a parent, there is nothing that could be more terrifying for
a kid to go to school and not feel safe, so I'm sorry that you feel that way," responded
Sanders, whose voice seemed to crack a bit as she replied.
"This administration takes it seriously and the school safety commission that the
President convened is meeting again this week," Sanders continued, "an official meeting
to discuss the best ways forward and how we can do every single thing within our power
to protect kids in our schools and to make them feel safe and their parents feel good
about dropping them off."
President Trump will travel to Texas today to meet with the families of the victims of
the shooting at Santa Fe High School earlier this month where 10 people were killed.
The boy attends Marin Country School in Corte Madera, California (the San Francisco Bay
area) and he was representing Time for Kids at the White House Sports and Fitness Day,
according to NBC's KNTV.
Benje Choucroun also spoke out against g*n violence during the March For Our Lives rally
in San Francisco in March.
At that time he marched with his mother along with hundreds of others, calling for stricter
g*n control laws.
In an interview with NBC Bay Area, Choucroun – who has his own YouTube channel – said
that he was marching in support of gun control.
So, the left has already gotten to the boy, but perhaps as he sees facts, he will come
around.
"I'm here because I'm really concerned about the lax gun laws that the NRA are pushing
Republicans to make," he said at the end of the rally.
"I want to protect the students in our schools so that they don't get killed like those
in Parkland and other school shootings."
Honey, you are doing it wrong.
The video of their exchange has been shared multiple times on social media and many are
calling Choucroun a hero for asking the question.
"Benje for president!" one Twitter user said.
Their desperation is just getting silly.
The Washington Examiner reported that the Trump administration created the Federal Commission
on School Safety in the aftermath of the Feb. 14 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida,
which left 17 people dead.
"The group was tasked with focusing on age restrictions for firearm purchases, the consumption
of violent entertainment, and devising ways to use federal resources to prevent school
shootings, among other topics," the Examiner reported.
President Trump also signed the STOP School Violence Act into law in March.
It is aimed at strengthening school security through grant money for training and the acquisition
of other resources such as metal detectors and fencing.
Parkland school shooting survivor Kyle Kashuv supports the legislation.
After the emotional exchange, the press briefing went back to business as usual as Sanders
fielded a question about Disney CEO Bob Iger ,and any conversations that occurred about
ABC canceling "Roseanne."
And Sanders' response was epic:
"The President is pointing to the hypocrisy in the media, saying that the most horrible
things about this President ,and nobody addresses it.
Where was [Walt Disney Company CEO] Bob Iger's apology to the White House staff for Jemele
Hill calling the President and anyone associated with him a white supremacist?
To Christians around the world for Joy Behar calling Christianity a mental illness?
Where was the apology for Kathy Griffin going on a profane rant against the President on
,The View after a photo showed her holding President Trump's decapitated head?
And where was the apology from Bob Iger for ESPN hiring Keith Olbermann after his numerous
expletive-laced tweets attacking ,the President as a Nazi and even expanding his role after
that attack against the President's family?"
But for this press conference at least, a 13 year-old reporter stole the show and brought
out motherly emotion in Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
It brought her to tears and who can blame her?
When you think of all the children who have needlessly died, it gets to you, especially
if you are a parent.
Where we differ is the solution, which is not taking away the guns.
It's arming people more ,and fixing the family unit that will solve this problem.
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Melania Just Made First Appearance in 2 Weeks, And Got Brutally Attacked For What She Said To Her H. - Duration: 4:39.
Melania Just Made First Appearance in 2 Weeks, And Got Brutally Attacked For What She Said
To Her Haters.
Melania Trump has been recovering from a surgical procedure, she received at the Walter Reed
Medical Center to help her with a kidney issue.
President Donald Trump spent many days visiting his wife.
She finally returned home to the White House, and her critics and fans alike have wondered
where she's been.
Since she just had a surgical procedure, it's likely that she was simply resting and having
some downtime.
Perhaps she's uncomfortable and relaxing.
Perhaps she's busy working on something important.
Regardless, the critics have gone after her from the moment she returned from the medical
center, and they keep going after her now.
People want to know why they haven't seen Melania Trump in a few weeks.
Those same people probably have friends or family who they haven't seen in weeks either.
However, since the first lady hasn't felt like spending every moment in front of the
mainstream media, the media now assume there's something going on, and they begin speculating
all sorts of weird conspiracies.
While some people craft their story about where Melania has been, there are others who
have broken down her Tweets and now believe Donald was Tweeting for her.
Either people have absolutely nothing better to do, or they were just mad about what Melania
wrote.
Perhaps people were so bothered, and bitter over Melania's Tweet that they wish Donald
had said it.
Not so fast.
A simple Tweet was sent after Melania caught wind of the mainstream media's obsession
with where she was, and this Tweet caused the southern side of the afterlife to freeze
over faster than a freeze-pop in Antartica.
This Tweet sent the critics into an uproar accusing Melania of letting Donald post on
her account.
People were losing their minds over one single Tweet, because she used the word "overtime"
just like Donald once used.
There's a lot of words we all use, but that doesn't mean we're all the same person.
Either way, the social media critics would have their fun and criticize her.
They soon received a bit of payback though, it seems like Melania didn't care what they
said.
She posted a nice update to let people know she's well and working, but of course, that's
not ever good enough for the people who simply hate her existence in the White House.
You know what they say about haters, right?
Mirror wrote this: "Melania Trump has finally acknowledged her 'disappearance', after
weeks out of the public eye with a tweet, but questions are already being asked over
who actually wrote it.
The First Lady was last seen 21 days ago, when she joined her husband to meet American
hostages coming home from North Korea.
Since then she's been treated at a medical centre for a kidney condition, with the president
tweeting his heartfelt congratulations to his wife on her recovery on May 19.
Although he managed to call her Melanie instead of Melania, it was at least an acknowledgment
she appeared to be on the mend.
Yesterday, some eleven days later, a message was posted on Mrs Trump's Twitter profile.
Although in recent days she had also posted messages about Memorial Day and America's
military, this was the first time she appeared to directly address the speculation on her
whereabouts.
However, the tone and phrasing of the message seemed out of character with many questioning
whether she actually wrote it.
A number of the phrases in the tweet not only sound like the sort of thing her husband would
say, they actually appeared in previous tweets of his.
"Working overtime" is a common Trump phrase, as is his endless obsession with how the media
reports on him and his family.
It didn't take long for people on social media to turn the post into a running joke,
with many referencing the fact the message was put up, on the same day Kim Kardashian
turned up at the White House."
Can't they all find something better to do?
Does every Tweet by the President and his wife need to be analyzed, and turned into
conspiracy theories?
Wasn't it enough to take the message at face value, be happy she's doing well, and
hope that she's working on something amazing?
Social media has turned our world into a babbling brigade of blithering critics, just spending
way too much time overanalyzing things and looking for trash to throw on the Trump family.
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