Your Daily Smackdown: Sarah Huckabee Sanders Destroys Jim Acosta After McCabe Firing
This is too much fun… Your Daily Smackdown: Sarah Huckabee Sanders Destroys Jim Acosta After McCabe Firing
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This is too much fun… Your Daily Smackdown: Sarah Huckabee Sanders Destroys Jim Acosta After McCabe Firing
by LV Every day things change, and the world puts on a new face Certain things rearrange, and this whole world seems like a new place Secretly I’ve been trailing you Like a fox that preys on a rabbit I had to get you and so I knew I had to learn your ways and … Read more
by Ruby Henley One of my favorite YouTube channels is “According to Joe.” Joe is analyzing the Las Vegas Shooting, and he is an ex-police officer. He is really good and has the expertise to do this type of work. You should check his channel if you want answers about the October 1 incident. I … Read more
Authored by Chris Hamilton via Econimica blog, Growth isn’t about how many, but about how many more. So, no argument that the world population of 7.4 billion is huge…but if we check under the hood we will find the much vaunted growth is not what we are being sold. If we just isolate the annual change in … Read more
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about another story out of Davos as Larry Fink of BlackRock tells the media that people need to start investing in stocks… Even though they’ve reached highs… As Fink said, “It’s bad to be in cash” and that there’s more money sitting on the sidelines … Read more
by Kimble Charting The US Dollar has experienced a decline over the past 13-months that hasn’t happened many times in the past 10-years. Below looks at King Dollar’s performance over the past 13-months (upper left) at (1), reflecting that it has declined nearly 13% in that time frame. This large of a decline has taken place just three … Read more
by Lance Roberts There seems to be a very large consensus the markets have entered into a “permanently high plateau,” or an era in which price corrections in asset prices have been effectively eliminated through fiscal and monetary policy. Partnering with this fairytale like mindset is an overwhelming sense of complacency. Throughout the entire monetary ecosystem, there … Read more
by Martin Armstrong COMMENT: Hey Marty, if it’s true that the FBI formed a “Secret Society” to eliminate Trump in the 2016 elections isn’t this similar to the Praetorian Guard picking Emperor? The Elite Police/Military choose our leader. So in other words, the USA’s downward spiral has been sent in decided motion and we have begun … Read more
by Martin Armstrong CNN-Conservative 1998-R COMMENT: Marty; I was just surfing and discovered that CNN did quote you back in 1998. They said you beat Soros since he lost $2 billion and you correctly called the Russian collapse and the Long-Term Capital Management collapse. Maybe they will wake up and quote you again being the only … Read more
by Anthony B Sander According to the US Census, the population of the US grew by 23.7 million from 2006 through 2016. But according to the US Census (and to the website Rent Café, 97.1% of the US population growth was composed of renters and only 2.9% were homeowners. Which cities now have more than 50% renters? Toledo Ohio … Read more
by DCG https://youtu.be/ltzy5vRmN8Q Because when it comes to understanding net neutrality, the “home of the Whopper” is the first place you think of as your go-to expert. From Fox News: Never hesitant to share their true feelings, Burger King has called out the Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of net neutrality in a new commercial, explaining the somewhat-confusing decision … Read more
by DCG Following in the foot steps of New Jersey, this “feel-good” bill will do nothing, absolutely NOTHING, to prevent people from bump firing. From Hanna Scott at MyNorthwest.com: It was a big win for Washington Democrats and gun control advocates Thursday night as the state Senate approved a bump stock ban. The bump stock ban is among a … Read more
https://youtu.be/ifZU8E4M4Z0 Freeman, who has starred in 50 films since 1980, has an estimated net worth of $90 million, according to Atlantablackstar.com. CNN’s Don Lemon has an estimated net worth of $3 million and an annual salary of $1 million. “I was born in Memphis, Tennessee [in 1937],” said Freeman. “I had a long haul from … Read more
by Shaun Richards This morning’s news brings us back to a problem which has dogged the credit crunch era. The advent of first official interest-rate cuts and then central bank balance sheet expansion was designed to pull economic demand from the future to the present. This poses an issue for pensions as it does for … Read more
by sundance Well, this is good news. Chairman Devin Nunes, and House Speaker Paul Ryan have had ample time to discuss the larger ramifications to “The Big Ugly”. Late last week Ryan and Nunes traveled together to Saudi Arabia to review the new Saudi Counter-Extremism Intelligence Center *cough* that President Trump, Saudi King Salman, MBS and Egyptian President Fattah al-Sisi … Read more
Found this on ZH, the speaker is an Israeli-born Republican and in 30 minutes you will realize why Democrats aren’t just enemy of Trump, they are a clear and present danger to America. This guy does a great job identifying their hypocrisy and how they never relent. If you were ambivalent on Amnesty before, or … Read more
by Simon Black After having traveled to more than 120 countries in my life, the only person I know who’s been to more places than I have is Jim Rogers. Jim is a legend– a phenomenal investor, author, and all-around great guy. (His book Adventure Capitalist is a must-read, chronicling his multi-year driving voyage across the world.) Some … Read more
by Martin Armstrong We have now reached the point where a pause in the uptrend of the US Share Markets comes into position. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has been an elitist out for Trump’s head from the beginning. He was even trying to throw his hat in the ring to be President and took personal offense … Read more
by Martin Armstrong At last, we have entered the middle-ground of analytical thought. Between 2009 and 2017, the majority were bearish calling for the inevitable crash any day now. So after 8,6 years, they have now crossed the Rubicon and we now see there is a general expectation that stocks will keep rising, albeit at … Read more