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Flesh Forge posted:They probably have a reasonable defamation case, even though the story is about the dead guy Fox made a lot of noise about how the family members were trying to cover it up. Didn't that fat sack of poo poo try to email them to try and create false evidence? I'm pretty sure that's at least Stalking if not harassment of the whole family to try and turn them into the next Vilerat's Mom.
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smoke sumthin bitch posted:Fox news downfall will pull cnn / msnbc and the likes to the right as they try to attrack whats left of its dying viewerbase, wich will in turn accelerate their own demise smoke sumthin bitch posted:hannity, altought right about the seth rich case, Ohhhh right I forgot about you.
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smoke sumthin bitch posted:Fox news downfall will pull cnn / msnbc and the likes to the right as they try to attrack whats left of its dying viewerbase, wich will in turn accelerate their own demise. hannity, altought right about the seth rich case, is just another neocon establishment tool. I hope they fire him. The death of legacy corporate media cannot come soon enough 24 hour news and the cable in general is running on fumes. I mean the 24 hour stations aren't as screwed as ESPN with billion dollar legacy contracts but I wouldn't bet on them to all be around like they are in 10 years.
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Crabtree posted:Didn't that fat sack of poo poo try to email them to try and create false evidence? I'm pretty sure that's at least Stalking if not harassment of the whole family to try and turn them into the next Vilerat's Mom. The guy who did that is already a wanted criminal.
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Crabtree posted:Didn't that fat sack of poo poo try to email them to try and create false evidence? I'm pretty sure that's at least Stalking if not harassment of the whole family to try and turn them into the next Vilerat's Mom. Kim Dot Com is just some fat guy hiding in New Zealand, he's a little harder to sue successfully, but I doubt Rich's family would have a hard time finding a lawyer to go against Fox. e: Fox treating him as a credible source is probably good evidence for them actually lol
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smoke sumthin bitch posted:Fox news downfall will pull cnn / msnbc and the likes to the right as they try to attrack whats left of its dying viewerbase, wich will in turn accelerate their own demise. hannity, So close. So close!
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https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/868611037985222656 Yes yes yes fire a bunch of people. I don't think anything bad can happen to a bunch of newly unemployed disgruntled officials who know everything
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TremorX posted:It probably is because of the handshake, he's just that loving petty.
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https://twitter.com/thehill/status/868616067517730816
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# ? May 28, 2017 00:55 |
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It sure seems to me like they are shook over this. Usually they would put out a strong denial.
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Spaced God posted:https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/868611037985222656
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Spaced God posted:https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/868611037985222656 quote:The White House is seriously considering abandoning traditional White House press briefings as well. PLEASE :LET THIS HAPPEN
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The Admin's going to have such a culture shock when they have to start dealing with the US Press again this week after a week of foreign red carpets and off air briefings. I bet they try and stay silent until like Wednesday when the press starts grumbling about where Sean Spicer is.
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:One consideration being thrown around is the possibility of Mr. Trump himself holding a press conference every two weeks and reducing Spicer's press briefings down to once or twice a week. Oh, this.. Yes, please, do this. Please.
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:PLEASE :LET THIS HAPPEN No, because the end result will be him making an excuse not to be there every two weeks and we'd have no briefing.
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STAC Goat posted:The Admin's going to have such a culture shock when they have to start dealing with the US Press again this week after a week of foreign red carpets and off air briefings. I bet they try and stay silent until like Wednesday when the press starts grumbling about where Sean Spicer is.
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Spaced God posted:https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/868611037985222656 I've heard about this "big shakeup" for a while, but actually, Trump seems to be very reticient about changing staff. The only person who has really been fired is Michael Flynn. Other than that, some minor reshuffling. I am not saying it can't happen, I am just saying that I don't really think it will happen until it does, because there have been so many mess-ups that have gone totally unchallenged.
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The "Trump will hold a press conference every two weeks" thing is so doomed for a variety of reasons but the one most likely to make it never ever happen is that after like 4 days of no press briefings there will be such a backlog of scandals and loaded questions the press is screaming that there's no loving way they'll let Trump be the one spearheading their response to them after another week of build.
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:just lol @ calculating that hannity gets more viewers than the population of the united states and not thinking twice before posting yeah...shows how much I was paying attention.
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Pants Donkey posted:Trump's going to be loving miserable when he no longer has everyone kissing his rear end to be diplomatic, and he has to deal with the truckload of scandals and Americans in general hating him. I feel like there's a 50/50 chance there's an official White House statement that the President is depressed by how mean the US media is and needs them to be nicer like the Middle East press.
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# ? May 28, 2017 01:04 |
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It seems like a major flaw in our system that signing a treaty requires the legislature to approve but breaking one doesn't. Or is this even a treaty?
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Flesh Forge posted:Kim Dot Com is just some fat guy hiding in New Zealand, he's a little harder to sue successfully, but I doubt Rich's family would have a hard time finding a lawyer to go against Fox. I've said it before, but it bears repeating: Kim Dot Com is the real life version of the insufferable self-important prick Jim Sterling pretends to be on the Jimquisition.
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RandomBlue posted:No, because the end result will be him making an excuse not to be there every two weeks and we'd have no briefing. Pants Donkey posted:Trump's going to be loving miserable when he no longer has everyone kissing his rear end to be diplomatic, and he has to deal with the truckload of scandals and Americans in general hating him. On the first day of his trip I'm pretty sure he said there probably will no longer be daily briefings, so we're already on the road to a silent WH
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haveblue posted:It seems like a major flaw in our system that signing a treaty requires the legislature to approve but breaking one doesn't. It isn't a treaty because congress wouldn't approve a treaty.
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The fact that there is no denial tells the public that there is truth to this. I am hoping this leads to some real consequence.
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glowing-fish posted:I've heard about this "big shakeup" for a while, but actually, Trump seems to be very reticient about changing staff. The only person who has really been fired is Michael Flynn. Other than that, some minor reshuffling. I think Trump's instincts are to fire underlings when there's a problem, if only to divert blame. Issue is, all his current underlings are either too personally connected to fire (kushner), are actually doing a good job given the poo poo they're being handed so firing them would look pathetic and pointless (Spicer), or are too connected to Trump's public image or know too much already or both (Bannon). Plus there's nobody to replace them with because nobody wants to immolate their careers (FBI director job).
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With the disregard they have for anything that isn't a codified requirement of the presidency, I'm honestly surprised we still have press briefings.
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Rinkles posted:With the disregard they have for anything that isn't a codified requirement of the presidency, I'm honestly surprised we still have press briefings. RATINGS
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Hastings posted:The fact that there is no denial tells the public that there is truth to this. I am hoping this leads to some real consequence. I mean, yeah, but I think the truer answer is that the POTUS, Ivanka, Kushner, and the inner circle aren't in the country and they've probably been hiding bad news from Donald so he didn't spout off about this stuff at the G7 and working full time to manage him so the guys left at home have absolutely no idea what to say. But also, its clearly all true.
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All things considered, Donald, when I think "what I want from my government press briefings", high ratings are not on that list. I want government to be something I skim over except when they do something extraordinarily good, so I can watch the people celebrate in the streets. Government shouldn't be run like an episode of the apprentice where I'm sitting there waiting to see how it ends.
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smoke sumthin bitch posted:Fox news downfall will pull cnn / msnbc and the likes to the right as they try to attrack whats left of its dying viewerbase, wich will in turn accelerate their own demise. hannity, altought right about the seth rich case, is just another neocon establishment tool. I hope they fire him. The death of legacy corporate media cannot come soon enough gently caress off, shithead.
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STAC Goat posted:The "Trump will hold a press conference every two weeks" thing is so doomed for a variety of reasons but the one most likely to make it never ever happen is that after like 4 days of no press briefings there will be such a backlog of scandals and loaded questions the press is screaming that there's no loving way they'll let Trump be the one spearheading their response to them after another week of build. The president only presser is straight out of Putin's Russia.
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Rinkles posted:With the disregard they have for anything that isn't a codified requirement of the presidency, I'm honestly surprised we still have press briefings. They've tried to gently caress with this but every time its blown up in their faces. They banned a bunch of news outlets like CNN and everyone, including Fox News, screamed bloody murder about it. Then they tried to do off air briefings and the reporters just recorded them and played the audio and it turned out to play even worse. They'll at some point try to end press briefings and now is a likely time but it will explode really quickly and they'll quickly give in and throw Spicer back to the wolves. Realistically you just can't go media silent and let the media you've been trashing be the sole people driving the narrative and calling you secretive and afraid to answer questions. No matter how much they want to.
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RandomBlue posted:No, because the end result will be him making an excuse not to be there every two weeks and we'd have no briefing. Has there been a time in months that a spicer press thing has given any information of any sort to anyone? They exist solely for comedy at this point and there is no real difference if we lose them
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Spicer's fumblings became the spectacle. Not the stories of Trump's supernal dogoodery. I was never sure if Trump made the ratings comment sarcastically.
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Sky Shadowing posted:All things considered, Donald, when I think "what I want from my government press briefings", high ratings are not on that list. And that's why you're not the President of the United States and he is.
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Rinkles posted:Spicer's fumblings became the spectacle. Not the stories of Trump's supernal dogoodery. I think Spicer actually did a fantastic job given the circumstances. Press Secretaries are supposed to deflect blame and absorb heat onto themselves. That's what he did and he did it while justifying the unjustifiable. A completely unenviable task.
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glowing-fish posted:I've heard about this "big shakeup" for a while, but actually, Trump seems to be very reticient about changing staff. The only person who has really been fired is Michael Flynn. Other than that, some minor reshuffling. He hasn't really been that reluctant to fire Obama era staff, but there's only so many of those you can get rid of before you have nobody left who knows how to work the slide projector or whatever
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# ? May 28, 2017 01:23 |
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It's one thing to watch the implosion of the US political system as a non-America, it's another when that implosion poses an existential threat to the rest of us. Come on, USA.
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Rinkles posted:Spicer's fumblings became the spectacle. Not the stories of Trump's supernal dogoodery. He has talked about how important ratings are to him dozens of times, both before and after the election.
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