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by TFittonJW Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton tells FOX BusinessOpens a New Window. House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff should be stripped of his Congressional duties. “Adam Schiff should not be chair of the Intelligence Committee,” he said on “Lou Dobbs TonightOpens a New Window.” Monday. “You know, we had asked the Ethics Committee to investigate his improper disclosure … Read more
by WARREN MOSLER Weak and weaker than expected: Highlights The second quarter gets off to a stumbling start pulled down by a 0.2 percent headline decline in an April retail sales report where the core details show unexpected weakness. Excluding autos, in which sales were already expected to fall sharply, April sales managed only a 0.1 … Read more
1:44 Barr taps U.S. attorney John Durham to investigate Russia probe’s origins. #Hannity #FoxNews FOX: “@JohnBrennan is claiming he & Clapper did NOT want to include the Steele dossier; that it was @Comey who insisted on using it https://twitter.com/LisaMei62/status/1128440215448760321 FOX: “BOOM! Joe diGenova: For the First Time I Believe These Guys are Going to … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEt1BgA3hVo Jacinda Ardern’s Christchurch Call pledge could act as a start point for a much wider push against online radicalisation or “red-pilling.”
Do you think investors have priced in a completely successful trade deal? Stocks rose today and why? Well no reason really. But it’s certainly great news. Good news is good news. Bad news is good news. No news is good news. Everything is awesome. Instead, we can simply look at what we have confirmed. We … Read more
Migrants from Cuba and other countries are among the growing number of those seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. One America’s Eddie McCoven spoke with Art Del Cueto, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, about his recent interactions with Cuban migrants in Texas.
Josh Sigurdson reports from the streets of Paris, France as a street preacher is told he cannot speak in a public square! We then confront the officials to ask why only to be told we cannot film. This is government in a nutshell folks. They want subservience and as long as we allow them that … Read more
by Simon Black Earlier this month the World Gold Council published its quarterly report– and it shows that central banks and foreign governments from around the world are buying up gold at their fastest pace in six years. This is pretty big news, and it says a LOT about the future of the dollar. Remember, central … Read more
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By Jared Dillian People fight about money all the time. It has been quantified. A third or more of all arguments in marriages are about money. Usually this falls into one of two categories: Spouse A thinks that Spouse B spends too much money. Spouse A thinks that Spouse B doesn’t spend enough money (i.e., is a … Read more
by Patrick Watson The yield curve isn’t the only sign recession is coming. Rising corporate hubris says the same thing. Business scandals seem to peak at the end of every growth cycle. I suspect that’s because CEOs are human, and humans get overconfident when everything is going well. In the late 1980s, we had the … Read more
“We have agreed to sell substantially all of our assets,” the company says in a SEC filing Salon Media says they have reached an 11th hour deal to sell the company and its flagship property Salon.com for $5 million. In an SEC filing, Salon also revealed its position was dire and that it would face imminent “bankruptcy … Read more
By David Stockman When even the Wall Street chart-monkeys are getting vertigo, it’s time for a plan on how not to become: COLLATERAL DAMAGE. As the markets first rebounded to ever more ludicrous heights after the Christmas Eve warning shot, and are now stumbling hard once again, a singular question becomes increasingly urgent. To wit: … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn Evil people are ever inventing news ways to cheat you of your money. One way is to pretend to be the Social Security Administration. In the last year, Americans filed more than 76,000 complaints about Social Security impostors, reporting $19 million in losses. The median reported loss last year was $1,500, the … Read more
By David Stockman Soybean futures fell 25% in 50 weeks since the inception of President Trump’s trade war early last summer. CBOT Soybeans futures plunged to their lowest level in a decade as China on Monday said it would raise tariffs on $60 billion in US goods in retaliation for Trump’s decision on Friday to raise duties … Read more
Romina Boccia joined FBN AM on May 14, 2019, to discuss what a socialist America would look like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CXa7oFl8wg Collin Rugg from I Love My Freedom reports, The Daily Wire’s Ben Shapiro cut off BBC interviewer Andrew Neil in an interview on Thursday after it became clear the interview was nothing but a smear job. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://ilovemyfreedom.org/watch-ben-…
“This attack has all the hallmarks of a private company known to work with governments to deliver spyware that reportedly takes over the functions of mobile phone operating systems,” the company said. “We have briefed a number of human rights organizations to share the information we can, and to work with them to notify civil … Read more
via nytimes: Imagine trying to get out of a plane, but the passenger ahead of you is blocking the aisle as he tries to wrestle his carry-on free. Frustrating, right? And, oh — did we mention that the plane is on fire? After an Aeroflot jetliner burst into flames during an emergency landing in Moscow recently, … Read more
Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber said Monday that the company shuffled its operations over the past year in anticipation of high tariffs on imports from China. “I think that you’re better off preparing for the worst,” she said in a one-on-one interview with “Mad Money’s” Jim Cramer Monday. “Unfortunately that pessimism has come true and we … Read more