"I love WikiLeaks." pic.twitter.com/S3RMDm3KFJ— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) April 11, 2019
Thursday, April 11, 2019
"I love WikiLeaks."
Matthew Albence, who compared detention centers to "summer camp," reportedly tapped to lead ICE
Matthew Albence, who compared detention centers to "summer camp," reportedly tapped to lead ICE https://t.co/UXLQxMxn1v— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 11, 2019
James Comey: "With respect to Barr's comments, I really don't know what he's talking about when he talks about 'spying' on the campaign."
James Comey: "With respect to Barr's comments, I really don't know what he's talking about when he talks about 'spying' on the campaign." https://t.co/hruJa2T31d pic.twitter.com/rQF0L4JrD8— The Hill (@thehill) April 11, 2019
BREAKING: Senate votes 56-41 to confirm David Bernhardt as Interior secretary.
BREAKING: Senate votes 56-41 to confirm David Bernhardt as Interior secretary. - @frankthorp— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 11, 2019
Opinion: After Barr’s betrayal, DOJ and FBI employees must speak out
Opinion: After Barr’s betrayal, DOJ and FBI employees must speak out https://t.co/N4LcrFinRJ— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 11, 2019
@SpeakerPelosi, Senators Schumer, Feinstein and Warner, along with House Judiciary Chair @RepJerryNadler and House Intel Chair @RepAdamSchiff, send AG Bill Barr a scathing new letter demanding the FULL #MuellerReport they are “entitled” to receive, “as a matter of law.”
🔥@SpeakerPelosi, Senators Schumer, Feinstein and Warner, along with House Judiciary Chair @RepJerryNadler and House Intel Chair @RepAdamSchiff, send AG Bill Barr a scathing new letter demanding the FULL #MuellerReport they are “entitled” to receive, “as a matter of law.” pic.twitter.com/3lDacdgtr4— Dr. Dena Grayson (@DrDenaGrayson) April 11, 2019
BREAKING: Ohio governor to sign bill banning abortion after first detectable heartbeat, one of the nation's toughest restrictions
BREAKING: Ohio governor to sign bill banning abortion after first detectable heartbeat, one of the nation's toughest restrictions - @AP https://t.co/VG2jIbl00V pic.twitter.com/hYgCQuNywl— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) April 11, 2019
Super perky reporter: Do you still love Wikileaks? Trump: I don't know anything about Wikileaks, it's not my thing in life...I don't really have an opinion...
Super perky reporter: Do you still love Wikileaks?— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) April 11, 2019
Trump: I don't know anything about Wikileaks, it's not my thing in life...I don't really have an opinion...
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Read our eye-opening profile of David Bernhardt, the guy who is set to become Trump's next Interior secretary
Read our eye-opening profile of David Bernhardt, the guy who is set to become Trump's next Interior secretary https://t.co/zxp7UpBIZI— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) April 11, 2019
Tucker Carlson is entitled to his own opinion, @MaxBoot writes. But he’s not entitled to his own facts. Here's what Tucker didn't tell you Tuesday night
Tucker Carlson is entitled to his own opinion, @MaxBoot writes. But he’s not entitled to his own facts.— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) April 11, 2019
Here's what Tucker didn't tell you Tuesday night: https://t.co/LWDLWu46AN
This is deeply alarming --> after years of decline, domestic violence homicides are inching up
This is deeply alarming --> after years of decline, domestic violence homicides are inching up https://t.co/hqRHDlwVkg— Melissa Jeltsen (@quasimado) April 11, 2019
"When the attorney general ‘has questions’ about the conduct of his department, the proper thing to do is not to dangle those questions in a congressional hearing in a fashion bound to stir up conspiracy theories."
"When the attorney general ‘has questions’ about the conduct of his department, the proper thing to do is not to dangle those questions in a congressional hearing in a fashion bound to stir up conspiracy theories." —@benjaminwitteshttps://t.co/gRaiRlME9Y— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) April 11, 2019
BREAKING: Facing 335 years and 36 counts by Federal prosecutors, Michael Avenatti becomes front-runner challenger for 2020 President.
BREAKING: Facing 335 years and 36 counts by Federal prosecutors, Michael Avenatti becomes front-runner challenger for 2020 President. #Basta https://t.co/gbuD386tyW— Matt Lipton (@mattliptoncomic) April 11, 2019
Twice as many companies paying zero taxes under Trump tax bill
Twice as many companies paying zero taxes under Trump tax bill https://t.co/EAvqkPkhJO via @nbcnews— Sarah (@blumom_redstate) April 11, 2019
Ecuador Interior Minister: 'In the next few hours the government will reveal details that will justify, in excess, the decision to withdraw asylum. Details like that, during his stay at the Embassy he put fecal feces on the walls.'
Ecuador Interior Minister: 'In the next few hours the government will reveal details that will justify, in excess, the decision to withdraw asylum. Details like that, during his stay at the Embassy he put fecal feces on the walls.'https://t.co/4SZHWlTADR— Paul Canning (@pauloCanning) April 11, 2019
If Trump was illegally "spied on" by the IC, he would have declassified the FISA warrants months ago. This is part of an orchestrated cover-up of Trump's wrongdoin' with William Barr as the swing man.
If Trump was illegally "spied on" by the IC, he would have declassified the FISA warrants months ago. This is part of an orchestrated cover-up of Trump's wrongdoin' with William Barr as the swing man.— Tea Pain (@TeaPainUSA) April 11, 2019
Texas asked judges to stop throwing people in jail for unpaid parking tickets. They didn't listen.
Texas asked judges to stop throwing people in jail for unpaid parking tickets. They didn't listen. https://t.co/NaXlQK2Izd— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) April 11, 2019
Nancy Pelosi called Trump's two Fed picks "the worst, ill-suited appointments that the president could come up with." "That is a dangerous thing for an economy, when a central bank of the country has political influence."
Nancy Pelosi called Trump's two Fed picks "the worst, ill-suited appointments that the president could come up with."— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 11, 2019
"That is a dangerous thing for an economy, when a central bank of the country has political influence." https://t.co/cG6PdYyyHl
Analysis: Why can’t Betsy DeVos give a direct answer to a direct question?
Analysis: Why can’t Betsy DeVos give a direct answer to a direct question? https://t.co/YVg0y1O1ge— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 11, 2019
Clapper believes Barr used the term "spying" during hearing "deliberately"
Clapper believes Barr used the term "spying" during hearing "deliberately" https://t.co/V6m9C2DxPK pic.twitter.com/lZ3hSzot5q— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) April 11, 2019
Trump shares an inaccurate graphic on Twitter that overstates his job approval by 12 points
Trump shares an inaccurate graphic on Twitter that overstates his job approval by 12 points https://t.co/EpU9xlXUlA— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 11, 2019
Mazie Hirono on CNN: "When Barr opens his mouth, Trump's words come popping out. So I'm sure that made Trump very happy ... I found it astounding that the Att'y General would use a highly charged word like 'spying' —astounding, but, you know, he sounded like the president to me."
Mazie Hirono on CNN: "When Barr opens his mouth, Trump's words come popping out. So I'm sure that made Trump very happy ... I found it astounding that the Att'y General would use a highly charged word like 'spying' —astounding, but, you know, he sounded like the president to me."— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 11, 2019
Steve Bannon is seldom right about anything, so the few times he is, we need to pay attention
Steve Bannon is seldom right about anything, so the few times he is, we need to pay attention.https://t.co/oaCqWGRzE7— Tea Pain (@TeaPainUSA) April 11, 2019
Court 1 at Westminster Magistrates Court is now in session. The Julian Assange case is not up yet but the lawyers for the Crown Prosecution Service (acting for the US government) are in court.
Court 1 at Westminster Magistrates Court is now in session. The Julian Assange case is not up yet but the lawyers for the Crown Prosecution Service (acting for the US government) are in court.— Daniel Sandford (@BBCDanielS) April 11, 2019
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