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A federal grand jury has cleared the way for Kyle Rittenhouse to file a $400 million lawsuit against ABC’s The View. According to sources inside the closed chamber, the jury came back on this case in under 24 hours.
“This grand jury has been in session for nearly four months, said federal prosecutor, Joe Barron, “They’ve never come back that quickly.” The jury in question was chosen by a panel of federal magistrates to perform the task of habeas corpus for civil matters arising in law and equity.
With the case approved, Rittenhouse can now file suit in any federal courthouse in America. His lawyer, Art Tubolls, says they’ll probably choose Kyle’s hometown on Kenosha. “He doesn’t really live there, “said Tubolls, “but he visits a lot, and he feels like it’s home. Especially now that there’s a special connection.”
Whoopi Goldberg responded to the news live on the View by saying “I’m not concerned with that little turd or his tiny peen problems. I have a show to do.”
That show may not be so easy to do when the entire production budget goes to Rittenhouse. Our economists say the show could maybe stand to lose $100 million, but $400 million would make it not worth doing.
“It’s a zero-sum game,” said Jack, the guy with the mini-fridge, “I don’t actually know what that means.”
It’s ok, Jack. Neither do we. God bless America.
, but Vlad Putin. You see, NATO is breathing down his neck. Russia is seeking sweeping security measures and the guarantee that Ukraine will not be allowed to join the transatlantic NATO alliance.
ANTHONY FAUCI THE LAB RAT
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Fox News Special Report outlines fresh questions on what Fauci, government knew about COVID origin
Special Report obtained documents showing what was happening behind the scenes in the early days of the pandemic
Fresh questions are being raised about what American scientists and federal health officials knew about the origins of the coronavirus and whether conflicting evidence was suppressed and hidden from the public.
FAUCI SAYS OMICRON VACCINE WOULD BE ‘PRUDENT,’ DOESN’T THINK COVID-19 WILL BE ERADICATED
RAND PAUL CONTINUES PRESSING FAUCI FOR ANSWERS ON NIH GAIN-OF-FUNCTION FUNDING
NN host Jim Acosta appeared to compare the derision he endured at the hands of former President Donald Trump to being physically abused on Monday.
During Monday’s handover between his fill-in hosting gig and “Don Lemon Tonight,”a Acosta said he still had “marks on my back” from his tenure at the White House, seemingly referring to the tumultuous relationship he had with Trump, as well as the criticism he often received from the latter.
“I think it would easily be illegitimate,” said Biden. “The increase in the prospect of being illegitimate is in proportion to not being able to get these reforms passed.” Vice President Kamala Harris, sent out on the morning shows Thursday, offered basically the same position.
For people lamenting the “Big Lie,” this is nothing new. Trump’s election fraud conspiracy theories have been endlessly documented. Sometimes it sounds as if he has merely appropriated the language of Democrats, who’ve been playing this ugly game for years. And it’s not only the post-election evidence-free Stacey Abrams-style sore-loserism that we’re typically subjected to. It’s far more pervasive.
The “Defeat the Mandates” march took to the streets and monuments of Washington, D.C., as protestors and speakers called for an end to COVID-19 vaccine mandates nationwide.
A number of major U.S. cities including D.C., New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Boston have implemented citywide rules requiring residents to show proof of vaccination at certain establishments, such as restaurants and gyms.
The latest news from the front is perilous. Seems Russia is about to do a Coup d’etat. Zelensky out Putin Man in – Puppet government. As the troops mount on the Ukrainian border, U.S. and its allies have been sending in WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION. What are those, bows and arrows we say.
The Foreign Office took the unusual step of naming former Ukrainian MP Yevhen Murayev as a potential Kremlin candidate.
Russia has moved 100,000 troops near to its border with Ukraine but denies it is planning an invasion.
UK ministers have warned that the Russian government will face serious consequences if there is an incursion.
In a statement, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said: “The information being released today shines a light on the extent of Russian activity designed to subvert Ukraine, and is an insight into Kremlin thinking.
“Russia must de-escalate, end its campaigns of aggression and disinformation, and pursue a path of diplomacy.”
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs tweeted that the Foreign Office was “circulating disinformation” and urged it to “cease these provocative activities” and “stop spreading nonsense”.
A Turkish court has detained well-known journalist Sedef Kabas for allegedly insulting the country’s president.
Ms Kabas was arrested on Saturday in Istanbul and a court ordered her to be jailed ahead of a trial.
The charge carries a prison sentence of between one and four years.
She also later posted the quote on Twitter.
“Her detention overnight at 2am because of a proverb is unacceptable,” he said. “This stance is an attempt to intimidate journalists, the media and society”.
Mr Erdogan spent 11 years as prime minister before becoming the country’s first directly-elected president in August 2014 – a supposedly ceremonial role.
His silencing of critics has caused alarm abroad, contributing to frosty relations with the EU, which has stalled Turkey’s bid to join the bloc.
Thousands of people have been charged with insulting Mr Erdogan since he became president.
In 2020 more than 31,000 investigations related to the charge were filed, Reuters news agency reports.
Mr Erdogan’s Chief Spokesman Fahrettin Altun described her comments as “irresponsible”.
“A so-called journalist is blatantly insulting our president on a television channel that has no goal other than spreading hatred,” he wrote on Twitter.
In her court statement, Ms Kabas denied intending to insult the president.
Editor of the Tele1 channel Merdan Yanardag criticised Ms Kabas’ arrest.
