86, count em, 86 NFL quarterbacks have been signed since the commie kapernick has been a free agent.
Dontcha love it?
Limbaugh: Trump Just Erased Kaepernick's Reason To Kneel
By James Barrett
Sucker.
The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread
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Sucker.
Sheriff Joe
DA
I shouldn't be so hard on this woman, after all she is fat, ugly and married to a big pussy. Looks like she is missing that garden in the white house back yard.
Oink!
Watch The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Highlight: Michelle ...
https://www.nbc.com/the-tonight-show/video/michelle-obama-gets.../3848531
Sheriff Joe
DA
I wonder if the perps are goat fucking towel heads?
Two Scandinavian Women Backpack Through Morocco. They're Found Murdered With Knife Wounds To Their Necks.
By Hank Berrien
Two Scandinavian Women Backpack Through Morocco. They're Found Murdered With Knife Wounds To Their Necks.
By Hank Berrien
It's time for everyone to e-mail Pence and remind him of his responsibilities under the 25th Amendment.
vice.president@whitehouse.gov
vice.president@whitehouse.gov
Sheriff Joe
DA
So, you will be ok with Pence?
With a Democrat House as a balance? You bet.
Sheriff Joe
DA
So much for his hero status,
McCain associate shared unverified Steele dossier with Buzzfeed, court filing says
Judge Napolitano's Chambers: Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano explains why two the criminal investigations against President Donald Trump are closing in and how the president's agenda could be placed in jeopardy.
An associate of the late Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain shared with Buzzfeed News a copy of the unverified, salacious opposition research dossier alleging that Russians had compromising material on President Trump, according to a bombshell federal court filing Wednesday.
McCain had strenuously denied being the source for Buzzfeed after it published the dossier, which was funded by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. In recent days, the dossier's credibility has increasingly come under question, as the Yahoo News investigative reporter who broke news of its existence said many of its claims were "likely false," and an adviser to ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen said Cohen never went to Prague to pay off Russian hackers, as alleged in the dossier.
Nevertheless, the FBI extensively relied on the dossier in its warrant applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court in seeking to surveil Trump aide Carter Page. On four occasions, the FBI also incorrectly suggested to the FISA court that the Yahoo reporter, Michael Isikoff, had written an article that provided an independent basis to surveil Page -- even though London court records revealed Isikoff was, in fact, relying on the leaks from the dossier's author. (Page, who has not been charged with wrongdoing, is now suing the DNC for defamation.)
Earlier this year, Fox News reported that a top McCain associate, David Kramer, had been briefed on the dossier written by British ex-spy Christopher Steele in late November 2016 in Surrey, England. Kramer invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination to avoid testifying before House Republicans about his handling of the dossier.
McCain has acknowledged giving the dossier to the FBI. But, until Wednesday, it remained a mystery what role, if any, his associates might have played in the dossier leaking to the media shortly afterwards.
David Kramer. (Fox News, File)
The new revelations were contained in an opinion authored by U.S. District Judge Ursula Ungaro. The opinion granted Buzzfeed's motion for summary judgment in a defamation action brought by a global corporation based in Luxembourg, XBT Holdings, which alleged that Buzzfeed had recklessly spread misinformation in the dossier about XBT's purported involvement in cyberwarfare against Democratic Party officials.
Ungaro cleared Buzzfeed of liability for defamation on the basis of the "fair report privilege," which broadly protects media outlets from defamation actions when they publish official reports, as long as they clearly indicate that the reporting is not their own. The statements about Kramer and McCain's activities were contained in Buzzfeed's unsealed motion for summary judgment, which Ungaro cited extensively in his ruling.
In November 2016, according to the filing, McCain sent Kramer, a director at the McCain Institute for International Leadership, to London to meet with Steele.
McCain had learned from Sir Andrew Wood, the former British Ambassador to Russia, that Steele had collected damaging information about Trump, according to the filing. Wood was an informal adviser to Orbis, which was retained by Fusion GPS, the firm behind the dossier. Fox News previously reported on Wood's involvement.
On Nov. 28, 2016, Kramer met with Steele and later obtained copies of the dossier from Glenn Simpson, the head of Fusion GPS, the filing states. Kramer then met with Buzzfeed reporter Ken Bensinger on Dec. 29, 2016 at the McCain Institute.
There, "Kramer reviewed with Bensinger what he knew about the dossier and explained that he took the allegations seriously." Then, Kramer showed Bensinger the dossier and purportedly informed him that “some of the information was unverified."
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Bensinger left his meeting "with copies of all seventeen memos" authored by Steele, and promptly took the compiled dossier to Mark Schoofs, BuzzFeed’s senior editor in charge of investigative reporting.
The McCain Institute did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
REPORTER WHO BROKE NEWS OF DOSSIER'S EXISTENCE SAYS MANY OF ITS CLAIMS ARE 'LIKELY FALSE'
Buzzfeed published an article entitled "These Reports Allege Trump Has Deep Ties to Russia" that included the 35-page dossier on January 10, 2017, shortly after a CNN report revealed the dossier's existence.
Senior Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, left, continued to communicate with former British spy Christopher Steele, right, even after the FBI cut ties with him. (AP)
Judge Ungaro remarked in a footnote: "The parties dispute whether Kramer gave Bensinger a copy or whether Bensinger took photos of the Dossier when Kramer was not looking. Kramer testified that Bensinger took photos of the Dossier when Kramer was out of the room, even though he asked Bensinger not to."
However, in a later declaration, "Kramer stated that he had no objection to Bensinger taking a hard copy and had provided hard copies to other journalists," Ungaro wrote.
According to the documents, Steele shared a report from the dossier written on Dec. 13 with an unnamed British security official, GOP Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., Senior Director for Russian Affairs at the National Security Council (NSC) Celeste Wallender, and House Speaker Paul Ryan’s chief of staff, John Burks.
But, in a statement to Fox News, Ryan's team denied that assertion.
“Burks has never met Christopher Steele nor received any document directly from him," Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong told Fox News. "However, he was aware of and had read the dossier prior to its publication.”
McCain associate shared unverified Steele dossier with Buzzfeed, court filing says
Judge Napolitano's Chambers: Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano explains why two the criminal investigations against President Donald Trump are closing in and how the president's agenda could be placed in jeopardy.
An associate of the late Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain shared with Buzzfeed News a copy of the unverified, salacious opposition research dossier alleging that Russians had compromising material on President Trump, according to a bombshell federal court filing Wednesday.
McCain had strenuously denied being the source for Buzzfeed after it published the dossier, which was funded by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. In recent days, the dossier's credibility has increasingly come under question, as the Yahoo News investigative reporter who broke news of its existence said many of its claims were "likely false," and an adviser to ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen said Cohen never went to Prague to pay off Russian hackers, as alleged in the dossier.
Nevertheless, the FBI extensively relied on the dossier in its warrant applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court in seeking to surveil Trump aide Carter Page. On four occasions, the FBI also incorrectly suggested to the FISA court that the Yahoo reporter, Michael Isikoff, had written an article that provided an independent basis to surveil Page -- even though London court records revealed Isikoff was, in fact, relying on the leaks from the dossier's author. (Page, who has not been charged with wrongdoing, is now suing the DNC for defamation.)
Earlier this year, Fox News reported that a top McCain associate, David Kramer, had been briefed on the dossier written by British ex-spy Christopher Steele in late November 2016 in Surrey, England. Kramer invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination to avoid testifying before House Republicans about his handling of the dossier.
McCain has acknowledged giving the dossier to the FBI. But, until Wednesday, it remained a mystery what role, if any, his associates might have played in the dossier leaking to the media shortly afterwards.
David Kramer. (Fox News, File)
The new revelations were contained in an opinion authored by U.S. District Judge Ursula Ungaro. The opinion granted Buzzfeed's motion for summary judgment in a defamation action brought by a global corporation based in Luxembourg, XBT Holdings, which alleged that Buzzfeed had recklessly spread misinformation in the dossier about XBT's purported involvement in cyberwarfare against Democratic Party officials.
Ungaro cleared Buzzfeed of liability for defamation on the basis of the "fair report privilege," which broadly protects media outlets from defamation actions when they publish official reports, as long as they clearly indicate that the reporting is not their own. The statements about Kramer and McCain's activities were contained in Buzzfeed's unsealed motion for summary judgment, which Ungaro cited extensively in his ruling.
In November 2016, according to the filing, McCain sent Kramer, a director at the McCain Institute for International Leadership, to London to meet with Steele.
McCain had learned from Sir Andrew Wood, the former British Ambassador to Russia, that Steele had collected damaging information about Trump, according to the filing. Wood was an informal adviser to Orbis, which was retained by Fusion GPS, the firm behind the dossier. Fox News previously reported on Wood's involvement.
On Nov. 28, 2016, Kramer met with Steele and later obtained copies of the dossier from Glenn Simpson, the head of Fusion GPS, the filing states. Kramer then met with Buzzfeed reporter Ken Bensinger on Dec. 29, 2016 at the McCain Institute.
There, "Kramer reviewed with Bensinger what he knew about the dossier and explained that he took the allegations seriously." Then, Kramer showed Bensinger the dossier and purportedly informed him that “some of the information was unverified."
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Bensinger left his meeting "with copies of all seventeen memos" authored by Steele, and promptly took the compiled dossier to Mark Schoofs, BuzzFeed’s senior editor in charge of investigative reporting.
The McCain Institute did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
REPORTER WHO BROKE NEWS OF DOSSIER'S EXISTENCE SAYS MANY OF ITS CLAIMS ARE 'LIKELY FALSE'
Buzzfeed published an article entitled "These Reports Allege Trump Has Deep Ties to Russia" that included the 35-page dossier on January 10, 2017, shortly after a CNN report revealed the dossier's existence.
Senior Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, left, continued to communicate with former British spy Christopher Steele, right, even after the FBI cut ties with him. (AP)
Judge Ungaro remarked in a footnote: "The parties dispute whether Kramer gave Bensinger a copy or whether Bensinger took photos of the Dossier when Kramer was not looking. Kramer testified that Bensinger took photos of the Dossier when Kramer was out of the room, even though he asked Bensinger not to."
However, in a later declaration, "Kramer stated that he had no objection to Bensinger taking a hard copy and had provided hard copies to other journalists," Ungaro wrote.
According to the documents, Steele shared a report from the dossier written on Dec. 13 with an unnamed British security official, GOP Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., Senior Director for Russian Affairs at the National Security Council (NSC) Celeste Wallender, and House Speaker Paul Ryan’s chief of staff, John Burks.
But, in a statement to Fox News, Ryan's team denied that assertion.
“Burks has never met Christopher Steele nor received any document directly from him," Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong told Fox News. "However, he was aware of and had read the dossier prior to its publication.”
Sheriff Joe
DA
2020
Bruddah IZ
DA
Redskins are happy with their new Fleet QB
Hope our well-coiffed friend is sourcing up a case of St. Barbara's finest Telegraph, or a Chimay Red in a pinch...
So much winning..! (Hint, the Dow dump/slow down is gonna make Individual 1 the racist Con cave on China tariffs faster than he bailed on his Mexico funded wall... he's such a fraud it's amazing you turnips even show up here.)
Are you quoting the DNC?
Are you still here? Kek.
Where should I be? In line at the Golden Corral with you?
Did they revoke your VIP "line skip" pass?
Hey, ask Racist Joe what sort of animal these folks were copulating with? (I assume he's there with you as Standard Brands parking lot is probably slow this time of year.)
https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-new...WzXAuTyXl01N8NFEhvUbKpwkGQff_e3tbguyLs4ED949w
Sheriff Joe
DA
See what I mean? Good guy with a gun=dead bad guy with a gun.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Hmmmmmmmmmmm.............
I would never have guessed something like this would happen.
Released thanks to California’s sanctuary state law, man went on ‘reign of terror’ two days later (Update: Shootout video)
John Sexton Dec 20, 2018 1:01 PM
Top Pick
“…because of that our county was shot up by a violent criminal”
I would never have guessed something like this would happen.
Released thanks to California’s sanctuary state law, man went on ‘reign of terror’ two days later (Update: Shootout video)
John Sexton Dec 20, 2018 1:01 PM
Top Pick
“…because of that our county was shot up by a violent criminal”
Sheriff Joe
DA
Shutdown watch: The Speaker is Missing — and the President is Tweeting! Update: High Noon?
Ed Morrissey Dec 20, 2018 11:21 AM
“That’s what the f*** serving in Congress has come to
Ed Morrissey Dec 20, 2018 11:21 AM
“That’s what the f*** serving in Congress has come to
The fat rolls on your neck and the back of your head weigh more than I do.
You assume?
I assume you got kicked out of the Golden Corral and your hunger has caused you to hallucinate, you've fallen down in the parking lot and paramedics are waiting for a tow truck to winch your ass up to get you over to another all you can eat?
Sound about right?