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Fox News Just Received TERRIBLE News - TRUMP IS SMILING ...
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Fox News Responds to Trump's Latest 'Twitter Poll' With First-Rate ...
Fox News Responds to Trump’s Latest ’Twitter Poll’ With First-Rate Trolling1 day ago ... Fox News has issued a statement responding to Donald Trump's conduct on social media ... the Cabinet with his Twitter followers to see if he should even go to those meetings. ... Instead, I will make a donation to Wounded Warriors. .... How toWatch Tonight's CNN Democratic Town Hall Live Stream Online ...

Trump won't attend last primary debate before Iowa – as it happened ...
Trump won't attend last primary debate before Iowa – as it happened2 days ago ... According to the latest poll numbers, Trump is neck-and-neck in Iowa with Texas senator Ted Cruz. ... as the Fox News debate to raise money for wounded veterans instead. ... With the news that Donald Trump will be joining the rest of the ..... Video: highlights from the Democratic town hall meeting in Iowa ...


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Trump to hold town hall meeting | MSNBC
Trump to hold town hall meetingAug 19, 2015 ... Kasie Hunt and Melinda Henneberger talk about the upcoming town hall meeting in New Hampshire and discuss how Donald Trump is winning ... Comment Comments Back to watch ..... Trump and will forget for five minutes how entertaining he is and will start ..... Polls show tightening race between Clinton.


Donald Trump Polls Twitter: 'Should I Do The #GOPdebate?' - Breitbart
Donald Trump Polls Twitter: 'Should I Do The #GOPdebate?' - Breitbart2 days ago ... GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is polling his supporters on Twitter, asking whether or ... I hope he gets some money for the Wounded Vets. ... We will watch the Rinos scurry around attempting to be relevant to a new narrative. ... at this point, and I like the idea of holding a townhall on ABC simultaneousl


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Campaign says Donald Trump will skip last Republican debate ...
Campaign says Donald Trump will skip last Republican debate before Iowa caucuses1 day ago ... 27 Donald Trump plans to skip Thursday's Republican debate Jan. 25 Democratic town hall: Clinton and Sanders attack over judgment and experience Jan. ... according to polls, and as a result would have the most at risk in a debate .... immigration hard-liner Sheriff Joe Arpaio tonight in Marshalltown, Iowa ...



Greta Fox POLL: Without Trump 83% Say They WILL NOT Watch ...
Greta Fox POLL: Without Trump 83% Say They WILL NOT Watch GOP Debate |20 hours ago ... Greta Fox POLL: Without Trump 83% Say They WILL NOT Watch GOP Debate .... I wanna see how much $$$ he raises for our veterans. ... My prediction: Not only will Fox's ratings suck tonight, but Trump's poll numbers will go up .... Clinton wasn't the answers she gave at CNN's town hall meet

 

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Wounded Warrior Project's Top Execs Fired After Spending Scandal
Mar 11, 2016 - The two top executives of the Wounded Warrior Project -- among the largest veterans charities in the country -- were fired Thursday after an investigation into accusations of lavish spending on parties, hotel and travel, CBS News reported.

Wounded Warrior Project's CEO, Steven Nardizzi, and COO, Al Giordano, were fired by the charity's board amid criticisms about how it spends more than $800 million raised in donations in the past four years, CBS News reported. The charity's board of directors made their decision after a meeting in New York City, where they received preliminary results of a financial and policy audit, sources told CBS News. The charity came under fire after an earlier CBS News investigation in January revealed large amounts of spending on administration, meetings, and travel.

Army Staff Sgt. Erick Millette, who returned from Iraq in 2006 with a bronze star and a purple heart, told CBS News at the time he admired the charity's work and took a job with the group in 2014 but quit after two years. "Their mission is to honor and empower wounded warriors, but what the public doesn't see is how they spend their money," he said. Millette said he witnessed lavish spending on staff, with big "catered" parties. "Going to a nice fancy restaurant is not team building. Staying at a lavish hotel at the beach here in Jacksonville, and requiring staff that lives in the area to stay at the hotel is not team building," he told CBS News.

According to the charity's tax forms obtained by CBS News, spending on conferences and meetings went from $1.7 million in 2010, to $26 million in 2014, which is the same amount the group spends on combat stress recovery. Two former employees, who were so fearful of retaliation they asked that CBS News not show their faces on camera, said spending has skyrocketed since Steven Nardizzi took over as CEO in 2009, pointing to the 2014 annual meeting at a luxury resort in Colorado Springs. "He rappelled down the side of a building at one of the all hands events. He's come in on a Segway, he's come in on a horse," one employee told CBS News.

About 500 staff members attended the four-day conference in Colorado, which CBS News reported cost about $3 million. In January, Charity Navigator, a group that oversees nonprofit organizations, placed Wounded Warrior Project on its watch list, Fox News reported, citing a separate CBS report. Wounded Warrior Project declined CBS News' interview requests for Nardizzi in January, but instead sent Director of Alumni and a recipient of their services, Capt. Ryan Kules, who denied there was excessive spending on conferences. "It's the best use of donor dollars to ensure we are providing programs and services to our warriors and families at the highest quality," he said.

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