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Big White House Resignation Just Announced

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Joe Hagin, 62, unexpectedly resigned his post today.

I was shocked by the announcement.

He led the advance team for the talks with North Korea's Kim Jong-Un in Singapore this

month on behalf of the White House and President Trump.

Hagin is an experienced adviser who has served under three other Republican presidents.

He will leave his post next month according to the White House.

Hagin served in the administrations of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush.

He says he is returning to the private sector and his official departure date is July 6.

"Joe Hagin has been a huge asset to my administration," President Trump said in a statement that was

released immediately.

"He planned and executed the longest and one of the most historic foreign trips ever

made by a President, and he did it all perfectly.

We will miss him in the office and even more on the road.

I am thankful for his remarkable service to our great country."

Hagin was also the one who put together Trump's first foreign trip to Saudi Arabia, Israel,

Belgium and Italy a year ago, and his tour of Asia last November.

He was a very important player in the administration and his shoes will be very hard to fill.

"Joe Hagin brought a level of expertise and institutional knowledge that is unrivaled,"

White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.

"He will be greatly missed by all of us."

Although many were shocked by the announcement, evidently Hagin wanted to leave several months

ago.

But White House Chief of Staff John Kelly talked him into staying on.

Hagin held the title of deputy chief of staff for operations, the same position he held

under President George W. Bush.

He's one of the power players you never hear of, but one that gets things done.

He has three partners and founded Command Consulting Group, a cluster of firms that

provide security and intelligence assistance to governments, corporations and wealthy people.

I assume that is the firm he will return to once he departs the White House.

However, others say he is not returning to that firm, but is instead looking at other

opportunities with several corporations.

"Joe Hagin's selfless devotion to this nation and the institution of the presidency

is unsurpassed.

I am lucky to have served alongside this great American, and I am even luckier to call him

my friend," White House Chief of Staff John Kelly said in a statement Tuesday.

"Joe will be missed at the White House, and I wish him great success and happiness

in the next chapter of his life.""

Kelly said in a statement.

Hagin was seriously considered for the No. 2 posts at the Central Intelligence Agency

or the Department of Homeland Security, but he decided to leave government service.

His portfolio includes oversight of the scheduling and advance staffs, as well as the military

office — including the replacement projects for Air Force One and Marine One.

Hagin's departure will leave chief of staff John Kelly with just one deputy: former Microsoft

and General Motors executive Chris Liddell, who is responsible for coordinating policy.

Hagin has run White House operations for President Trump for 17 months, overseeing the daily

administration of the presidency despite chaos and upheaval.

Not to mention constant media attacks.

He is part of the old guard Republicans.

Hagin oversaw the White House Personnel Security Office, which handles security clearances.

They've had their share of challenges this year.

The media is ratcheting up the rumor mill over Hagin.

They quote 'sources' like they always do and don't give names.

They are smearing Hagin for all they are worth, which isn't much and I don't believe any

of it.

Hagin is part of the turnover this year for the Trump administration.

He was a real asset to the president, but he has served a long time under various presidents.

I'm sure that the president will find someone very qualified to take his place… it was

just bad timing as far as I can see.

But there is never a good time for something like this.

A White House official said that after departing Singapore last week, Trump made a rare appearance

in the staff cabin of Air Force One to praise Hagin for organizing the Kim summit and then

led White House staff in a round of applause for the aide.

It was well-earned.

Hagin was recruited to the Trump White House by former chief of staff Reince Priebus to

bring a seasoned hand to a West Wing that had few experienced veterans.

He had planned on staying only six months to a year and considered leaving in the spring,

but delayed due to planning for the Singapore summit.

That is now done and he will leave as he evidently planned.

I can

tell you this, he will

be missed.

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JUDGE JEANINE JUST EXPOSED SEVEN LEAKERS THAT THE MEDIA IS COVERING UP FOR - Duration: 11:39.

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Practice Eye Contact With Beautiful Women - Duration: 7:44.

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BOMBSHELL Border Patrol Agent Just Exposed The Media On LIVE TV - Duration: 11:35.

BOMBSHELL: Border Patrol Agent Just Exposed The Media On LIVE TV

The mainstream "Fake News" media hasn't been reporting the facts from the border.

That doesn't surprise anyone after the last ten years of non-stop liberal bias from CNN,

ABC, MSNBC etc..

Remember when Barack Obama did no harm and had the first scandal-free administration?

Yeah, neither do we, but the media claims are completely opposite.

There is a video going around that shows all the local news outlets reading from a script

claiming they have you in their best interest.

Let us know what you think.

One Border Patrol Agent is sick and tired of the media lying to the American people

about what's going on at the border.

President of the Border Patrol Union in Tucson, AZ office Art Del Cueto went off on the idea

that border patrol agents were being labeled "Nazis" Thursday on Fox News with Laura

Ingraham.

Del Cueto went into detail about how young women are given birth control pills because

families know they may be sending their daughters on a perilous journey where sexual abuse is

a possible risk.

Then, he dug into the name-calling that has been directed at border patrol agents — with

some even being called Nazis.

"It is sickening that certain members of the media have chosen to attack border patrol

agents and describe us as a Nazis.

That is disgusting that you would even think that.

I don't know where that even comes from," Del Cueto said.

He added, "Agents that I know that I have worked with, myself included, go to the field

numerous times with our own food that we buy, toys, clothes, everything else, so we can

assist to these people we arrest of the border.

To compare us to Nazis as a whole new low.

That is the most disgusting thing."

Then, he took a turn to destroy the narrative surrounding the president and immigration

policies.

"The reality is, the pictures you are seeing from a lot of these media outlets are from

the last administration, not from President Trump's Administration.

You can spin it any way you want but the reality is, I'm out there, all the time.

I work that border, and I'm telling you right now, things are being done correctly,"

Del Cueto said.

"And there's a lot of people out there in the media that are twisting things around

and villainizing something that isn't there," Del Cueto continued.

"Their hatred toward one president is so amazing that you are blinded to the truth

of what is happening right now."

–Daily Mail

If this wasn't bad enough, we now have demanded to get rid of ICE because they're considered

a "Terrorist Organization" by the left.

New York Gubaturial hopeful, and celebrity Cynthia Nixon is demanding ICE be abolished.

Del Cueto spoke out against Nixon.

The Vice President of US Border Patrol Council has criticized actress-turned-gubernatorial

candidate Cynthia Nixon for calling the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency a 'terrorist

organization'.

Speaking on Fox New's The Story Friday, Art del Cueto called the former S*x and the

City star's branding of ICE 'disgusting' and told her to 'go back to history class'.

'They're defending our county, that's what they're doing,' Del Cueto said.

'And to be portrayed as Nazis or to be attacked….it's disgusting.

They need to go back to history class.'

This comes after Nixon made a powerful speech a New York City church Thursday and said:

'ICE has strayed so far away from its mission.

It is supposed to be here to keep Americans safe but what it has turned into, frankly,

is a terrorist organization of its own that is terrorizing people who are coming to this

country.'

She later doubled down on her remarks in a tweet, calling for the agency to be abolished

and its branded President Trump an 'egomaniacal leader.'

Art del Cueto, US Border Patrol Council Vice President, criticized Cynthia Nixon for calling

the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency a 'terrorist organization'

Actress-turned-gubernatorial challenger Cynthia Nixon branded the Immigration and Customs

Enforcement agency a 'terrorist organization' Thursday (pictured speaking in New York on

June 18)

Nixon later doubled down on her remarks, tweeting: 'ICE is a terrorist organization, and its

egomaniacal leader is Donald Trump'

'They were probably sleeping during history class, they had nothing better to do,' the

Border Patrol Council member told Fox News' Martha MacCallum.

'They just went ahead and fell asleep and decided to pick up a real quick one-liner

so they could make headlines and sell some books.'

Nixon made the comments while at St. Paul and St. Andrew United Methodist Church, in

New York City, where an undocumented Guatemalan immigrant Debora Vasquez-Barrios, a mother

of two US-born kids, is taking shelter after being threatened with deportation.

She was speaking amid the heartbreaking reports of families being ripped apart by ICE agents

at the border, following Donald Trump's zero-tolerance policy – which meant that

all immigrants entering the country illegally, including asylum seekers, were criminally

prosecuted.

'I think the media is the one who tries to portray us as the evil people, or the Nazis

as they said.

I'm still disgusted by that word,' Del Cueto said.

-Daily Mail

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Trump Had a Surprise Waiting For CNN When They Tried To Enter The White House – PRICELESS! - Duration: 13:38.

Trump Had a Surprise Waiting For CNN When They Tried To Enter The White House – PRICELESS!

One of the well-known journalists from CNN got quite a surprise as he arrived at the

White House.

Anyone who may have seen this probably had quite a laugh as they witnessed the power

of Trump and the little surprise that may or may not have been planned.

Most likely not planned at all, but this sure caught CNN's Jim Acosta off-guard.

He was caught on camera having a meltdown when the White House Secret Service failed

to recognize him as he tried to enter the White House yesterday.

Michael J. Morrison, who posted the video confirmed that Acosta was having a meltdown

when the Secret Service stopped him after he had walked from the South Lawn into the

White House without wearing his credentials around his neck.

Sadly Morrison said that by the time he was able to get his camera out and start recording

that Acosta was already cooling off.

Clearly defeated, as Acosta left he said: "I have been here 5 years and no one said

anything to me before."

Note from the Editor: This was a popular story for Right Wing News when it first ran a couple

weeks ago.

We're bringing it back for your enjoyment and the important message Americans need to

receive.

As reported on National Review, Acosta has a history of odd behavior:

"Jim Acosta, CNN's White House correspondent, has been having a public meltdown regarding

the president's treatment of the media, and the Washington Post has noticed.

The Post's media reporter, Paul Farhi, launched an inquiry into Acosta's "grandstanding"

in a piece in Sunday's style section.

"Acosta's remarks aren't just blunt; they're unusual.

Reporters are supposed to report, not opine," wrote Farhi.

"Yet Acosta's disdain has flowed openly, raising a question about how far a reporter

— supposedly a neutral arbiter of facts, not a commenter on them — can and should

go."

While CNN host Brian Stelter's 15-minute monologues moaning about Trump's treatment

of the press are run-of-the-mill for cable-news pundits, Acosta's public displays of resistance

in the White House press-briefing room break all precedent.

Rather than press Sean Spicer or Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Trump's agenda, Acosta has spent

since roughly last February focusing on how the White House conducts its press briefings

and how it treats CNN.

Acosta's repeated badgering of Spicer to hold on-camera briefings creates clip-worthy

scenes, which feel like a bold defense of journalism, even though, given the nature

of White House press briefings, they do not actually matter much.

Briefings say most about a president's communications angle, and seeing as Trump seems not to have

any clear communications strategy or message beyond his Twitter feed, the briefing has

become little more than a charade.

That has not stopped Acosta from tweeting out photos of his socks at non-televised briefings

("I can't show you a picture of Sean.

So here is a look at some new socks I bought over the wknd"), changing his Twitter bio

to "I believe in #realnews," and lambasting an "erosion of our freedoms" at every

possible television appearance.

Of course, CNN has been goading this inanity at every point of his performance, no doubt

because this "feud" between CNN and the White House generates so many views.

While Trump's communications team has haplessly attempted to cling to #EnergyWeek and #InfrastructureWeek

as the media cares only about Russia, CNN has sent its Supreme Court sketch artist to

the briefings at which cameras are prohibited.

After all, nothing stands more in the way of democracy than not knowing what color tie

Sean Spicer chose on a given day.

But of course, if Acosta has legitimate concerns with Trump's policy and politics, it makes

sense that he would clamor for direct access.

For the sake of fairness, let's go through Acosta's journalistic highlights since the

ascent of Trump.

While the rest of CNN's reporters were presumably licking their wounds and listening to some

spoken-word poetry following Trump's victory, Acosta broke out some of the network's hardest-hitting

reporting, booking reservations at the Michelin-starred Jean Georges restaurant to stalk the then-president-elect

at dinner with Reince Priebus and rumored secretary of state candidate Mitt Romney.

At least 20 feet away from the dinner, Acosta live-tweeted all sorts of juicy scoops, such

as "Trump crossing his arms for a good while now as Romney smiles and speaks" and "Fresh

marshmallows are prepared as Trump, Romney, and Priebus dine."

Acosta was promptly "#busted" — yes, that's a direct quote from Acosta's tweets

— when Trump approached Acosta, but that didn't stop him from reporting later that

"Trump, Romney, and Priebus have moved on to dessert."

In June, Acosta was quick to quote an anonymous White House official, claiming that Trump

did not meet with Representative Steve Scalise following the s******g at Alexandria.

Fewer than 30 minutes later, Acosta debunked his own false claim, which had presumably

come from a made-up or unreliable source.

Last Thursday, Acosta perpetuated the New York Times' erroneous assertion that 17

intelligence agencies have claimed that Russia meddled in the 2016 elections (in fact, it

was four), but not before calling Trump's joint news conference in Poland a "fake

news conference" for taking a question from a Daily Mail reporter who is "essentially

an ally of the White House."

Never mind that Trump also called on MSNBC's Hallie Jackson at the conference.

(Jackson called on Trump to formally acknowledge that Russia interfered in the election.

Trump said that it might be Russia and then deflected to "But Obama" and a strange

aside about Iraq's nonexistent weapons of mass destruction.)

Perhaps Acosta's complaints would be more valid if he agitated for the rights of any

other news organizations.

Instead, his complaining revolves solely around Trump and CNN, obsessing over this relationship

rather than what the government is actually doing.

Furthermore, Trump's antipathy to the media is not exactly unprecedented.

Throughout his presidency, Obama openly and repeatedly derided Fox News's "destructive

viewpoint."

Less than a year into his presidency, Obama's communications director, Anita Dunn, told

the New York Times, "We're going to treat them the way we would treat an opponent."

"Attacking the news media is a time-honored White House tactic, but to an unusual degree,

the Obama administration has narrowed its sights to one specific organization, the Fox

News Channel, calling it, in essence, part of the political opposition," wrote the

Times.

"But shots are still being fired, which animates the idea that both sides see benefits

in the feud."

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Tom Arnold's Sick Plan For Barron Trump Just Leaked – It's Going Down At His School - Duration: 14:15.

Tom Arnold's Sick Plan For Barron Trump Just Leaked – It's Going Down At His School

Starting to think maybe Twitter and celebrities don't mix.

This time IJR is reporting that B-list actor, Tom Arnold, took to Twitter to claim that

he intends to show up at 12-year-old Barron Trump's New York school and harass the first

son in order to protest President Donald Trump's immigration policies which were signed into

law in the 90s by then-President Bill Clinton and implemented by former President Barack

Hussein Obama in 2014.

"Arnold was responding to a tweet from producer Judd Apatow who compared housing at the border

as "concentration camps""

The True Lies actor later announced that he was teaming up with former Trump attorney

Michael Cohen in order to "take down" President Trump.

Arnold claims that Cohen has some sort of dirt on Trump and that he and Arnold will

release it soon.

Arnold is said to currently be prepping a Viceland investigative documentary series

intended to dig up dirt and damaging recordings from President Donald Trump's past.

Evidence Arnold says he intends to use to "end" Trump's political career.

CNN reported:

"If Tom Arnold knows one thing, it's how to get attention.

And that's exactly what he is doing now, hyping his forthcoming TV show for Viceland,

while stirring speculation about Michael Cohen's allegiance to President Trump.

Arnold is a dedicated Trump critic.

So eyebrows were raised when he tweeted a picture of himself with Cohen on Thursday

night — and when Cohen retweeted it.

Cohen, Trump's longtime personal lawyer and "fixer," is now under federal investigation.

In a series of interviews on Friday, Arnold hinted that Cohen confided in him and repeatedly

suggested that Cohen is turning against Trump.

But there may be less here than meets the eye.

Arnold was in the lobby of the Loews Regency New York Hotel, where Cohen is known to be

staying.

Arnold was talking with Brian Hiatt, a senior writer for Rolling Stone magazine.

"I was with Tom and we had a polite and brief interaction with Michael Cohen after

we bumped into him at the Regency Hotel," Hiatt told CNN.

"I took that picture of them together."

Impromptu 'Fox & Friends' interview caps President Trump's wild media week

This lines up with what Cohen said on Twitter Friday night: "This was a chance, public

encounter in the hotel lobby where he asked for a selfie."

Arnold said on CNN that he was going to spend the weekend with Cohen, which prompted Cohen

to tweet, "Not spending the weekend together, did not discuss being on his show nor did

we discuss @POTUS."

Later in the evening, Arnold admitted on MSNBC that he probably "oversold" the extent

of his conversations with Cohen.

But he insisted that the two men had weekend plans.

Confused yet?

Maybe the better question is: Are you entertained?

Arnold played to the cameras in his interviews on CNN and MSNBC.

One minute he was chatty.

The next minute he was evasive.

Sometimes he looked down the barrel of the lens mischievously, like he was having fun.

Other times he sounded nervous.

Some wondered if it was all just a performance.

After all, Arnold has been an actor for decades.

In recent years he has also been a prolific tweeter.

His criticism of Trump has been unusually pointed, even by Hollywood standards.

Regardless, Arnold's comments on Friday were clearly newsworthy — because he really

did have an encounter with Cohen.

Report: Prosecutors subpoena National Enquirer records in Michael Cohen investigation

On Friday afternoon Arnold told MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace that Cohen "knows Donald

Trump does not care about him."

(Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal reported that Cohen has complained about Trump

not offering to pay his legal fees.

CNN reported that "Cohen has expressed frustration that he is not getting assistance from Trump

with his substantial legal fees, according to a source familiar with the matter.")

Later in the day on Friday, Arnold told CNN's Poppy Harlow that Cohen is "working with

America, he's on the good side."

Arnold added: "He's not working with Trump, let's put it that way."

And he told MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell that Cohen told him "I'm with you."

But it remains to be seen if this is anything more than wishful thinking by Arnold.

In the interviews, Arnold also teased his forthcoming Viceland show.

The small Vice-branded cable channel could use some hit shows — so in May it ordered

eight episodes of "The Hunt for the Trump Tapes with Tom Arnold."

Vice said the show would follow Arnold "as he uses his network of connections" to undercover

incriminating Trump-related tapes.

For years there has been chatter about possible material in the archive of "The Apprentice"

that might embarrass or shame the former host.

On CNN, Harlow asked him, "Do you have any tapes of the president that the public is

not already aware of?"

Yes, he said, "we have a lot of tapes."

On MSNBC, Arnold said that Cohen will be the subject of one of the episodes.

But Cohen has not given him an actual interview.

So viewers may have to wait until September to see if Arnold is bluffing.

And that's just how he and Viceland like it."

So all this is just a publicity stunt in order to get people to watch his show?

Does this man even understand that you don't go around threatening the first family?

Did he ever threaten Chelsea Clinton for her father signing this law into place?

Or did he ever threaten Malia and Sasha Obama for the fact that her father implemented this

law and even went as far as to put illegal alien children in cages in 2014?

Probably not because it's now very clear Arnold doesn't care about any children,

all he cares about is saving his non-existing career and this is the only way he knows how

to do it since it's highly unlikely that Roseanne Barr would ever take this never-was

back.

Now I'm starting to fully understand why Roseanne Barr kicked this guy to the curb.

Notice how the only way to describe him as an actor is to go all the way back to 1994

when he had a secondary role in Arnold Schwarzenegger's and Jamie Lee Curtis' True Lies.

Coincidently that film came out during his 4-year long marriage to Roseanne.

Starting to see a pattern here?

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