Showing posts with label Joe Scarborough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe Scarborough. Show all posts
Saturday, August 8, 2015
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
Mika Brzezinski on Hillary’s Emails: Can You Imagine If this Was Dick Cheney? Why Is This Okay?
Mar. 11, 2015
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: If this were Dick Cheney, and he said I have my own email server, and I deleted the emails I wanted to delete, and you guys get the ones that I give you. I’m sorry, there would be... I don’t understand why this is OK. I think the answer is because it is not...
JOE SCARBOROUGH: James Carville says “Look at whitewater. There’s nothing to whitewater.”
How do we know there’s nothing in whitewater? Because the billing records at the heart of whitewater disappeared for two years... Over those two years time, evidence can be destroyed... We don’t know, because this is what the Clintons do.
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: I still think it is a fascinating question, how the Secretary of State literally goes rogue. With her own server in a suburb of New York — a leafy suburb. I mean, OK.
JOE SCARBOROUGH: I guarantee you, other people who act like it’s no big deal — if it were Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, or some of these other people — America would be going crazy.
Mar. 11, 2015
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: If this were Dick Cheney, and he said I have my own email server, and I deleted the emails I wanted to delete, and you guys get the ones that I give you. I’m sorry, there would be... I don’t understand why this is OK. I think the answer is because it is not...
JOE SCARBOROUGH: James Carville says “Look at whitewater. There’s nothing to whitewater.”
How do we know there’s nothing in whitewater? Because the billing records at the heart of whitewater disappeared for two years... Over those two years time, evidence can be destroyed... We don’t know, because this is what the Clintons do.
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: I still think it is a fascinating question, how the Secretary of State literally goes rogue. With her own server in a suburb of New York — a leafy suburb. I mean, OK.
JOE SCARBOROUGH: I guarantee you, other people who act like it’s no big deal — if it were Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, or some of these other people — America would be going crazy.
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Sunday, March 1, 2015
Scarborough: Decline In Middle Class Tied To Decline In Union
By Mark Finkelstein, Feb. 25, 2015, Newsbuster.com
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By Mark Finkelstein, Feb. 25, 2015, Newsbuster.com
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Thursday, May 8, 2014
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Saturday, April 12, 2014
By Larry Elder, Apr. 12, 2014
If the bigoted, anti-Semitic, tax cheating race-hustling
poverty pimp, the Rev. Al Sharpton, had any credibility left, it’s long gone.
Sharpton, the beneficiary of a lifetime of passes by our
race-conscious mainscream media, ran into an outlet not afraid of him -- The Smoking
Gun. They obtained material that exposed Sharpton as having worked
as an FBI “informant.” Sharpton, of course, denies being a “snitch.” No, he
“volunteered” to “cooperate” with the FBI. He acted with the most honorable of
motives.
Why would the government-hating “civil rights” leader
cooperate with the feds? Sharpton told “Morning Joe” that he did so to root out
“mob influence” in the record business. To this, MSNBC’s suppliant Joe
Scarborough actually called Sharpton “a great example.”
Here’s the problem. A “60 Minutes”
outtake from their 2011 Sharpton profile shows correspondent Leslie
Stahl aggressively questioning him about being an FBI “informant.” Sharpton
admits “cooperating,” but says he did so to expose “crack houses” and
corruption in boxing. He said the FBI asked him “what I know about [boxing
promoter] Don King.”
That was then, in 2011. Sharpton said nothing about the mob
from the record business -- the reason he now offered up on “Morning Joe.” The
feds, in 1983, caught Sharpton on tape attempting to arrange a drug deal. In
exchange for prosecution, Sharpton cut a deal. Nothing noble, just a phony
“civil rights” leader condemning drugs while dealing them -- at least
attempting to deal them. A con artist agreeing to snitch to save his hide.
Nothing more, nothing less.
Yesterday, CBS released these outtakes, calling them an
“interesting exchange” given this week’s “new revelations.” They show the
lying, shifty, obviously uncomfortable Sharpton dodging and deflecting --
clearly unhappy with the line of questioning. Some CBS producer or exec decided
not to broadcast this part of the interview on TV. Were these “interesting”
outtakes available online in 2011 when the Sharpton profile first aired? If
not, why? Sharpton probably threatened to sue for defamation, and CBS backed
down.
If so, shame on “60 Minutes” for only releasing these
bombshell outtakes just now -- having sat on them for three years. And shame on
the mainscream media for allowing The Smoking Gun to do the job they should
have done a long time ago. After all, the fraudulent “civil rights” leader made
his bones knowingly and falsely accusing a man of raping Tawana Brawley. Since
then, Sharpton has compiled an impressive and lengthy rap sheet of race card
hustles: Al Sharpton's
Rap Sheet By Larry Elder
Obscenities like Sharpton usually make enemies. He
has, including some who began as friends or colleagues.
One, described by the New York Post as a “drug trafficker
who worked for Al Sharpton’s nonprofit in
the 1980s, recently told the newspaper, “It was greed. [Sharpton]
just wanted money.”
And in a “People” magazine Sharpton profile, a former aide, Perry
McKinnon, claims Sharpton, knew that the whole Tawana Brawley affair was a
hoax. No matter, Sharpton allegedly assured McKinnon, “We’ll be the biggest
n---gs in the country.”
It’s good to be Sharpton. As a “civil rights leader” he’s
managed to avoid prison despite being million of dollars light in federal and
state income taxes: Taxes Are For
Little People
He also failed to pay payroll taxes in his money losing
non-profit:
His busy life includes a daily hour show on MSNBC; a
three-hour daily radio show; and CEO of a non-profit “civil rights
organization” called the National Action Network. Sharpton claims to put in a
40-hour workweek at NAN, in addition to preparing for and putting on his daily
radio and television show.
By the way, is the IRS at all interested in how Sharpton
manages to do all this -- and still work 40 hours per week to justify his $250K
NAN CEO salary? No, the standard 24-hour day clearly does not apply to
Sharpton.
Celebritynetworth.com clocks him in $5+ million. Not bad for
“no justice, no peace.”
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
In an extensive
report based on documents uncovered by The Smoking Gun, MSNBC host Al Sharpton
is named as a former mafia “associate” who was complicit in criminal acts. That
ended when the Federal Bureau of Investigation approached Sharpton and
solicited him to buy tens of thousands of dollars worth of cocaine, taped his
interaction with an undercover agent, and forced him to “flip” after he
indicated he was open to the proposal.
The documents allege that Sharpton went on to extort music
labels for funds for his nonprofit organization and to maintain his connections
with the mob, all while collecting information for the FBI which were later
applied to indictments of several major organized crime figures. To MSNBC host Joe
Scarborough, this story makes Sharpton a “great example to people.”
“I helped the government against guys that were in the music
industry mobsters who threatened me,” Sharpton asserted on Morning Joe.
“Is that a bad thing?” Scarborough asked incredulously.
“You’re supposed to do that,” Sharpton replied.
He said that the FBI was attempting to “ensnare” him and his
group in a plan to investigate the mafia’s ties to professional boxing, which
is exactly what you would say about your voluntary association with law
enforcement. In fact, the allegations in The Smoking Gun report indicate that
Sharpton’s ties to boxing promoter Don King made him a target of interest to
both the mob and to the FBI.
The Bureau allegedly sought his “help” by confronting him
with a tape in which Sharpton indicated he was interested in purchasing $35,000
worth of cocaine.
“It’s a great example to people,” Scarborough says. “So,
we’ve got that taken care of.”
Read the full story: www.mediaite.com
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