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5 Big Takeaways from George Kent’s Newly-Released Testimony in Impeachment Inquiry
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KENT: POTUS, in sort of shorthand, and POTUS wanted nothing less than President Zelenskyy to go to microphone and say investigations, Biden, and Clinton. (pg. 268)

A: … This was the Gordon Sondland messaging of what the Ukrainians need to say in shorthand 2016. And in shorthand, it was suggested that the Ukrainians needed Zelenskyy needed to go to a microphone and basically there needed to be three words in the message, and that was the shorthand.

Q: Clinton was shorthand for 2016?

A: 2016, yes.
https://www.mediaite.com/trump/5-big-ta ... t-inquiry/

kappas vaan, trump pyytää virallisestikin samaa kuin twitter viesteissä

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En nyt jaksa copypastata guardianista, mutta oli Juniorin kirjanjulkaisutilaisuus mennyt vähän itsejauhotukseksi.

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No kun kirjahan kertoo miten libtardien kanssa ei voi keskustella kun ne ei halua puhua, ja sit sen omat rajakkifanit ajoi sen ulos tapahtumasta huutamalla "Q & A!"

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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... supporters

Event at University of California is cut short amid anger at his refusal to take questions from the audience

that Trump Jr refused to take questions. Photograph: Mark Ralston/AFP via Getty Images
Donald Trump Jr ventured on to the University of California’s overwhelmingly liberal Los Angeles campus on Sunday, hoping to prove what he had just argued in his book – that a hate-filled American left was hell-bent on silencing him and anyone else who supported the Trump presidency.

But the appearance backfired when his own supporters, diehard Make America Great Again conservatives, raised their voices most loudly in protest and ended up drowning him out barely 20 minutes into an event scheduled to last two hours.

The audience was angry that Trump Jr and his girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, would not take questions. The loud shouts of “USA! USA!” that greeted Trump when he first appeared on the stage of a university lecture hall to promote his book Triggered: How The Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us quickly morphed into even louder, openly hostile chants of “Q and A! Q and A!”

The 450-strong audience had just been told they would not be allowed to ask questions, “due to time constraints”.

At first, Trump and Guilfoyle tried to ignore the discontent, which originated with a fringe group of America Firsters who believe the Trump administration has been taken captive by a cabal of internationalists, free-traders, and apologists for mass immigration.

When the shouting would not subside, Trump Jr tried – and failed – to argue that taking questions from the floor risked creating soundbites that leftwing social media posters would abuse and distort. Nobody was buying that.

In minutes, the entire argument put forward by the president’s son – that he was willing to engage in dialogue but that it was the left that refused to tolerate free speech – crumbled.

“I’m willing to listen…” Trump began.

“Q and A! Q and A!” the audience yelled back.

“We’ll go into the lion’s den and talk …” Trump tried again.

“Then open the Q and A!” came the immediate response.

Guilfoyle, forced to shout to make herself heard, , told students in the crowd: “You’re not making your parents proud by being rude and disruptive.”

She and Trump Jr. left the stage moments later.

The fiasco pointed to a factional rift on the Trump-supporting conservative right that has been growing rapidly in recent weeks, particularly among “zoomers” – student-age activists. On one side are one of the sponsors of Trump Jr’s book tour, Turning Point USA, a campus conservative group with a track record of bringing provocative rightwing speakers to liberal universities.

On the other side are far-right activists – often referred to as white supremacists and neo-Nazis, although many of them reject such labels – who believe in slamming the door on all immigrants, not just those who cross the border without documents, and who want an end to America’s military and diplomatic engagement with the wider world.

A number of the loudest voices at Sunday’s event were supporters of Nick Fuentes, a 21-year-old activist with a podcast called America First that has taken particular aim at Turning Point USA and its 25-year-old founder, Charlie Kirk. In a number of his own recent campus appearances, Kirk has faced questions accusing him of being more interested in supporting Israel than in putting America first. He has responded by calling his detractors conspiracists and racists.

On Sunday, Kirk appeared alongside Trump Jr. and Guilfoyle but said nothing.

Two Fuentes supporters, delighted with the outcome of Trump Jr’s appearance, later told the Guardian the pro-Trump movement was being infected with “fake conservatism” and that the president himself was at the mercy of a cabal of deep state operatives who wouldn’t let him do many of the things he campaigned on.

The pair, who called themselves Joe and Orion Miles, said: “It was an absolute disaster for them. We wanted to ask questions about immigration and about Christianity, but they didn’t want to face those questions.”

Also, if Trump Jr was expecting “triggered” leftwingers to clamour for his silence, he did not get it. No more than 35 protesters showed up and, despite making a lot of noise with drums and whistles and shouts of “Trump-Pence Out Now!”, resisted taunts and insults from provocateurs in Make America Great Again hats from across a line of metal barriers.

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En nyt jaksa copypastata guardianista, mutta oli Juniorin kirjanjulkaisutilaisuus mennyt vähän itsejauhotukseksi.

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No kun kirjahan kertoo miten libtardien kanssa ei voi keskustella kun ne ei halua puhua, ja sit sen omat rajakkifanit ajoi sen ulos tapahtumasta huutamalla "Q & A!"

Ikävä jos kysellään itse kirjottamasta kirjasta eikä oo vielä jaksanu lukee sitä et tietäis mitä sanoo siinä kirjassaan.

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En nyt jaksa copypastata guardianista, mutta oli Juniorin kirjanjulkaisutilaisuus mennyt vähän itsejauhotukseksi.

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No kun kirjahan kertoo miten libtardien kanssa ei voi keskustella kun ne ei halua puhua, ja sit sen omat rajakkifanit ajoi sen ulos tapahtumasta huutamalla "Q & A!"

Ikävä jos kysellään itse kirjottamasta kirjasta eikä oo vielä jaksanu lukee sitä et tietäis mitä sanoo siinä kirjassaan.

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https://edition.cnn.com/2019/11/11/poli ... index.html

Trump can't sue New York state in DC federal court to stop release of tax returns, judge says

A Trump-appointed federal judge decided Monday that President Donald Trump can't sue New York state officials in a Washington, DC, court at this time to stop the release of his tax returns to Congress.

The case is one of many where the President or his administration have asked federal judges to intervene before House Democrats obtain Trump's financial records.

Effectively, the ruling is a loss for Trump but a less significant one then the blows other courts have dealt him in cases involving Democrats' pursuits of his financial records. Courts have sided with the House multiple times in cases where its committees have subpoenaed Trump's financial records. Trump is still appealing those rulings, keeping the House subpoenas on hold.

If Trump wants to continue to challenge a New York state law that says Congress can request his state tax returns, he'll either need to wait for Congress to make the request or start over with a new lawsuit in a New York court, the judge, Carl Nichols of the federal district court in DC, said Monday.

"Mr. Trump may press his claims against the New York Defendants in this Court should future events support the exercise of personal jurisdiction over them, or he may opt to pursue those claims in an appropriate forum," Nichols wrote in his opinion, which dismissed Trump's lawsuit against the New York state officials. The judge is still considering whether Trump can sue the House Ways and Means Committee to stop it from requesting his returns under the state law.

In this case, Trump had sued New York state and the House to preempt a new New York state law, called the TRUST Act. Congress hadn't yet requested his state tax returns under the law.

The New York State Attorney General's Office had argued that the case "plainly belongs in a New York court."
Trump had argued that the DC federal court was the right place to sue because New York state would send the tax returns to Washington if Congress requested them.

But Nichols, a Trump appointee to the federal bench in Washington, sided with New York on Monday.
It's possible Trump could file a similar lawsuit with another court, such as in New York state, or later in an attempt to prevent the request from Congress, Nichols wrote.

"The Commissioner [of tax and revenue in New York] has not taken any such actions—at least not yet. But more importantly, the acts of corresponding with the Committee and transmitting Mr. Trump's state tax returns would not constitute transacting business" in Washington, DC, the judge wrote on Monday.

Trump also claimed he could be hurt, for the purposes of a lawsuit, in Washington. "Such acts, if taken, could be enough to satisfy" part of the DC code, the judge wrote. "But speculation that they might occur is insufficient to exercise jurisdiction over the Commissioner now."