Faux News: Sure It Will Tank The Economy And Cause A Recession But Trump Should Shut Down The Border

[Aldo Raine]

This.

You have to stop yourself from being so myopic...think grand scheme once.
Tell your Mexicrat friends to support a wall and border security...teach them the causation principle, we all learned it by third grade.

Mexico send that money yet Chumly?

Why would that matter?
Only filthy, lowlife pieces of shits ever cared about who would pay for something so functional. Everybody sane, without ******* ties and capable of third grade arithmetic knows the wall will pay for itself.

Are you calling Tramp a liar because he said Mexico was paying for the wall! And you cheered and Tramp lied, a familiar theme!

He didn't lie at all...Mexico is paying indirectly in various ways....he said what he said in jest and lowlife dumbfucks thought that meant some super shithole thirdworld nation would write us a check for $25B

So what ewe are really saying is Tramp lied and Mexico is NOT paying for the wall, got it!

 

[Dale Smith]

But 650,000 illegals that use loopholes will come into the country awaiting amnesty hearings that will take up to 2 years is an economic boon according to leftards. Un-******* believable as to the stupidity of the leftard clown commie party.

 

[Markle]

So Trump is at best insincere in his threat to close the border. Thanks.

Where did I say he was insincere?

Here are all our Ports of Entry.

 

[beautress]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

Good, then it's settled. The border closes tomorrow at 12:01am. Yay! And since we're not fighting anywhere, we can park some military vehicles there

​

 

[Harpy Eagle]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

Good, then it's settled. The border closes tomorrow at 12:01am. Yay! And since we're not fighting anywhere, we can park some military vehicles there

​

nope, as normal Trump was just talking out of his ass and backed down already.

 

[beautress]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

Good, then it's settled. The border closes tomorrow at 12:01am. Yay! And since we're not fighting anywhere, we can park some military vehicles there

​

nope, as normal Trump was just talking out of his ass and backed down already.

nope, as normal Trump was just talking out of his ass and backed down already.
​

He did?
Well, ok, we'll just pave the streets with gold, then. They were gonna come get it anyway.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

Good, then it's settled. The border closes tomorrow at 12:01am. Yay! And since we're not fighting anywhere, we can park some military vehicles there

​

nope, as normal Trump was just talking out of his ass and backed down already.

nope, as normal Trump was just talking out of his ass and backed down already.
​

He did?
Well, ok, we'll just pave the streets with gold, then. They were gonna come get it anyway.

 

[ABikerSailor]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

ALL your sources are from the far left Media Matter site funded by George Soros. If you did your own research, you would see that on every opinion show, the far left is represented by at least one, very competent, well-spoken individual who represents the far left's viewpoint exceptionally well.

Thank you for all the good news! As you know, they are 110% right. For decades we had Presidents who did nothing but give our border lip service. Seeing a President actually willing to step up and lead drives the far left insane!

As to your questionable source. Does it have as a regular, a Conservative viewpoint? Of course not, nor do your beloved CNN, MSNBC and your other sources.

As a regular on the Outnumbered, a great opinion show airing at noon on the Fox news channel.

Jessica Tarlov
Fox News contributor

Jessica Tarlov currently serves as a contributor for FOX News Channel (FNC), offering political analysis and insight across FNC and FOX Business Network’s (FBN) daytime and primetime programming. She joined the network in 2017.

Tarlov also presently holds the position as Senior Director of Research and Consumer Insight for Bustle Digital Group, the owner and operator of Bustle.com, Romper.com, and Elitedaily.com. Prior to joining FNC as a contributor, she appeared as a frequent guest on the network since 2014.

Previously, Tarlov was a Democratic strategist with Douglas Schoen, LLC where she advised domestic and international clients on messaging strategies for more than five years. Throughout her career, she has published work for FoxNews.com, The Daily Beast, The New York Daily News and Forbes.

Tarlov graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a B.A. in history and later earned two master’s degrees and a Ph.D. in political science and government from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Then there is:
Juan Williams

Fox News Political Analyst, co-host, "The Five"

Juan Williams currently serves as a co-host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) The Five (weekdays 5-6PM/ET) and also appears as a political analyst on FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace and Special Report with Bret Baier. Williams joined the network as a contributor in 1997.

On The Five, Williams is part of a roundtable ensemble of FNC personalities who discuss, debate and even debunk the hot news stories, controversies and issues of the day.

In addition to his more than 10-year career with NPR, where he served as a senior national correspondent and news analyst, Williams spent 23 years at The Washington Post. During his tenure there, Williams covered every major political campaign from 1980 to 2000 as a national correspondent and a political columnist. He has also interviewed numerous influential people and presidents over the course of his career, including former President Obama, former President George W. Bush, former President Clinton, former President George H. W. Bush and former President Reagan.

Williams' career in media spans back several decades across many platforms. A recipient of several awards for his writing and investigative journalism, he also won an Emmy Award for television documentary writing and has received widespread critical acclaim for numerous projects, including a series of documentaries, including: "Politics: The New Black Power" and "A. Phillip Randolph: For Jobs and Freedom." Additionally, he is the author of six books, including the non-fiction bestseller, "Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years, 1954-1965" and "Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary" which landed on BookBub's "40 Best Biographies of all Time." Williams has also written numerous articles and has contributed to many national magazines, including: TIME, Fortune, The Atlantic, The New Republic, Ebony and GQ.

Williams earned his bachelor's degree from Haverford College.

And now McConnell disagrees with Trump about closing Mexican border and causing recession Think trump cares?? A ***** grabbing idiot a know nothing moron supported by idiots who made a bad choice

He said Gold-diggers tried to get him to grab their *****, you lying SOB. He did not say he went for it.
But Joe Biden can't keep his hands and his lips off of little girls.
But that's okay.

And I bet you celebrate if The Democraps somehow are able to use illegal immigration to cause a recession. So quit acting like a Drama Queen.

Wrong. Trump was first talking about a married woman he wanted to have sex with, and then told how he took her out for furniture shopping, but he never got anywhere with her. He then said he needed a tic tac, and then said if you are famous you can grab women (all women, gold diggers weren't specified), by the *****.

Here.................let me help you out................here's the video where he said that, and it has subtitles as well to help you know what he actually said.



It is you who is the lying SOB.

 

[mudwhistle]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

ALL your sources are from the far left Media Matter site funded by George Soros. If you did your own research, you would see that on every opinion show, the far left is represented by at least one, very competent, well-spoken individual who represents the far left's viewpoint exceptionally well.

Thank you for all the good news! As you know, they are 110% right. For decades we had Presidents who did nothing but give our border lip service. Seeing a President actually willing to step up and lead drives the far left insane!

As to your questionable source. Does it have as a regular, a Conservative viewpoint? Of course not, nor do your beloved CNN, MSNBC and your other sources.

As a regular on the Outnumbered, a great opinion show airing at noon on the Fox news channel.

Jessica Tarlov
Fox News contributor

Jessica Tarlov currently serves as a contributor for FOX News Channel (FNC), offering political analysis and insight across FNC and FOX Business Network’s (FBN) daytime and primetime programming. She joined the network in 2017.

Tarlov also presently holds the position as Senior Director of Research and Consumer Insight for Bustle Digital Group, the owner and operator of Bustle.com, Romper.com, and Elitedaily.com. Prior to joining FNC as a contributor, she appeared as a frequent guest on the network since 2014.

Previously, Tarlov was a Democratic strategist with Douglas Schoen, LLC where she advised domestic and international clients on messaging strategies for more than five years. Throughout her career, she has published work for FoxNews.com, The Daily Beast, The New York Daily News and Forbes.

Tarlov graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a B.A. in history and later earned two master’s degrees and a Ph.D. in political science and government from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Then there is:
Juan Williams

Fox News Political Analyst, co-host, "The Five"

Juan Williams currently serves as a co-host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) The Five (weekdays 5-6PM/ET) and also appears as a political analyst on FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace and Special Report with Bret Baier. Williams joined the network as a contributor in 1997.

On The Five, Williams is part of a roundtable ensemble of FNC personalities who discuss, debate and even debunk the hot news stories, controversies and issues of the day.

In addition to his more than 10-year career with NPR, where he served as a senior national correspondent and news analyst, Williams spent 23 years at The Washington Post. During his tenure there, Williams covered every major political campaign from 1980 to 2000 as a national correspondent and a political columnist. He has also interviewed numerous influential people and presidents over the course of his career, including former President Obama, former President George W. Bush, former President Clinton, former President George H. W. Bush and former President Reagan.

Williams' career in media spans back several decades across many platforms. A recipient of several awards for his writing and investigative journalism, he also won an Emmy Award for television documentary writing and has received widespread critical acclaim for numerous projects, including a series of documentaries, including: "Politics: The New Black Power" and "A. Phillip Randolph: For Jobs and Freedom." Additionally, he is the author of six books, including the non-fiction bestseller, "Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years, 1954-1965" and "Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary" which landed on BookBub's "40 Best Biographies of all Time." Williams has also written numerous articles and has contributed to many national magazines, including: TIME, Fortune, The Atlantic, The New Republic, Ebony and GQ.

Williams earned his bachelor's degree from Haverford College.

And now McConnell disagrees with Trump about closing Mexican border and causing recession Think trump cares?? A ***** grabbing idiot a know nothing moron supported by idiots who made a bad choice

He said Gold-diggers tried to get him to grab their *****, you lying SOB. He did not say he went for it.
But Joe Biden can't keep his hands and his lips off of little girls.
But that's okay.

And I bet you celebrate if The Democraps somehow are able to use illegal immigration to cause a recession. So quit acting like a Drama Queen.

Wrong. Trump was first talking about a married woman he wanted to have sex with, and then told how he took her out for furniture shopping, but he never got anywhere with her. He then said he needed a tic tac, and then said if you are famous you can grab women (all women, gold diggers weren't specified), by the *****.

Here.................let me help you out................here's the video where he said that, and it has subtitles as well to help you know what he actually said.



It is you who is the lying SOB.

Yeah....and he said they would let him if he wanted to.....not that he said that he did it.
If you want to get specific you need to stick to the facts.
Now let's go back and watch the video of Obama showing his erection to female journalists on his campaign flight, and talking about *****, shall we???

 

[mr jones]

Before you start talking about Benghazi, I suggest you watch the movie "13 Hours" which is an account of what happened over there.

Several mistakes were made. When the ambassador was told that there was a possibility of something going down on 9/11, the ambassador told his security detail to go back to the CIA station, because he wasn't going anywhere that day.

Then, when the attack started, the security detail wanted to go as soon as they knew about it, but the CIA station chief delayed them for around an hour.

Watch a Hollywood movie. Yeah, that's a great idea, and a bit ironic. Didn't failed former President
Barack Hussein Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton state that it was a movie that started the attack? Yeah, I think it was.

you forgot to add the "rest of the story," as right wingers and their sources almost always do...here ya go, the rest of the story that shows Hillary never had any classified emails on her server. Not one. Not even 3 that Comey did at first claim...Period. --

Here is what Factcheck clarified and proves she had zero....According to Comey in his later testimony.

But now we are learning more about those emails from Comey, who testified before the House Oversight Committee on July 7, and State Department spokesman John Kirby, who addressed these emails at press briefings on July 6 and 7:

Comey said three emails had “portion markings” on them indicating that they were classified, but they were not properly marked and therefore could have been missed by Clinton. He said the emails were marked as classified with the letter “C” in the body of the email.

Kirby said the State Department believes that at least two of the emails were mistakenly marked as confidential. He could not speak to the third email, saying the department didn’t have “all of the records and documents that the FBI used in their investigation.”

The issue is a bit complicated, but important, because it provides Clinton with a stronger defense against claims that she sent and received material that was marked as classified over her private server when she was secretary of state.

At a State Department briefing on July 6, Kirby addressed a report in the New York Times that Comey was “evidently referring to two emails that one of Mrs. Clinton’s close aides, Monica R. Hanley, sent to prepare her for telephone calls with foreign leaders.” The Times report was based on interviews with anonymous State Department officials.

Each was marked with a small notation by a paragraph inside the email, “(C),” indicating it contained information classified as “confidential.”

Kirby said based on the email traffic, it appears that Clinton had already made the decision to call then Malawi President Joyce Banda and Annan, so the “confidential” markings should have been removed when Hanley sent the emails. (He made his remarks at about the 12-minute mark.)

At his hearing, Comey was asked repeatedly about the marked emails, with Republicans accusing Clinton of lying, while Democrats defended her actions. As we have written, Clinton had repeatedly said she did not send or receive any emails marked classified. As recently as July 3, Clinton said that she “never received nor sent any material that was marked classified.”

For example, Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy asked Comey if Clinton was telling the truth when she said that she did not send or receive marked classified material. Comey said she wasn’t.

Gowdy, July 7: Secretary Clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her emails either sent or received. Was that true?

Comey: That’s not true. There were a small number of portion markings on I think three of the documents.

Likewise, Rep. Matt Cartwright, also a Democrat, asked Comey if the emails were properly classified, and Comey said they were not. (Executive Order 13526 spells out how documents should be properly classified, including a header on the document clearly identifying the email as classified as “confidential,” “secret” or “top secret.”)

Cartwright asked if Clinton could have missed the improper markings. Comey said that that was possible.

Cartwright, July 7: So, if Secretary Clinton really were an expert at what’s classified and what’s not classified and we’re following the manual, the absence of a header would tell her immediately that those three documents were not classified. Am I correct in that?


Comey: That would be a reasonable inference.

Revisiting Clinton and Classified Information - FactCheck.org

 

[mr jones]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

ALL your sources are from the far left Media Matter site funded by George Soros. If you did your own research, you would see that on every opinion show, the far left is represented by at least one, very competent, well-spoken individual who represents the far left's viewpoint exceptionally well.

Thank you for all the good news! As you know, they are 110% right. For decades we had Presidents who did nothing but give our border lip service. Seeing a President actually willing to step up and lead drives the far left insane!

As to your questionable source. Does it have as a regular, a Conservative viewpoint? Of course not, nor do your beloved CNN, MSNBC and your other sources.

As a regular on the Outnumbered, a great opinion show airing at noon on the Fox news channel.

Jessica Tarlov
Fox News contributor

Jessica Tarlov currently serves as a contributor for FOX News Channel (FNC), offering political analysis and insight across FNC and FOX Business Network’s (FBN) daytime and primetime programming. She joined the network in 2017.

Tarlov also presently holds the position as Senior Director of Research and Consumer Insight for Bustle Digital Group, the owner and operator of Bustle.com, Romper.com, and Elitedaily.com. Prior to joining FNC as a contributor, she appeared as a frequent guest on the network since 2014.

Previously, Tarlov was a Democratic strategist with Douglas Schoen, LLC where she advised domestic and international clients on messaging strategies for more than five years. Throughout her career, she has published work for FoxNews.com, The Daily Beast, The New York Daily News and Forbes.

Tarlov graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a B.A. in history and later earned two master’s degrees and a Ph.D. in political science and government from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Then there is:
Juan Williams

Fox News Political Analyst, co-host, "The Five"

Juan Williams currently serves as a co-host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) The Five (weekdays 5-6PM/ET) and also appears as a political analyst on FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace and Special Report with Bret Baier. Williams joined the network as a contributor in 1997.

On The Five, Williams is part of a roundtable ensemble of FNC personalities who discuss, debate and even debunk the hot news stories, controversies and issues of the day.

In addition to his more than 10-year career with NPR, where he served as a senior national correspondent and news analyst, Williams spent 23 years at The Washington Post. During his tenure there, Williams covered every major political campaign from 1980 to 2000 as a national correspondent and a political columnist. He has also interviewed numerous influential people and presidents over the course of his career, including former President Obama, former President George W. Bush, former President Clinton, former President George H. W. Bush and former President Reagan.

Williams' career in media spans back several decades across many platforms. A recipient of several awards for his writing and investigative journalism, he also won an Emmy Award for television documentary writing and has received widespread critical acclaim for numerous projects, including a series of documentaries, including: "Politics: The New Black Power" and "A. Phillip Randolph: For Jobs and Freedom." Additionally, he is the author of six books, including the non-fiction bestseller, "Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years, 1954-1965" and "Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary" which landed on BookBub's "40 Best Biographies of all Time." Williams has also written numerous articles and has contributed to many national magazines, including: TIME, Fortune, The Atlantic, The New Republic, Ebony and GQ.

Williams earned his bachelor's degree from Haverford College.

And now McConnell disagrees with Trump about closing Mexican border and causing recession Think trump cares?? A ***** grabbing idiot a know nothing moron supported by idiots who made a bad choice

He said Gold-diggers tried to get him to grab their *****, you lying SOB. He did not say he went for it.
But Joe Biden can't keep his hands and his lips off of little girls.
But that's okay.

And I bet you celebrate if The Democraps somehow are able to use illegal immigration to cause a recession. So quit acting like a Drama Queen.

Wrong. Trump was first talking about a married woman he wanted to have sex with, and then told how he took her out for furniture shopping, but he never got anywhere with her. He then said he needed a tic tac, and then said if you are famous you can grab women (all women, gold diggers weren't specified), by the *****.

Here.................let me help you out................here's the video where he said that, and it has subtitles as well to help you know what he actually said.



It is you who is the lying SOB.

Yeah....and he said they would let him if he wanted to.....not that he said that he did it.
If you want to get specific you need to stick to the facts.
Now let's go back and watch the video of Obama showing his erection to female journalists on his campaign flight, and talking about *****, shall we???

God, you actually believe that video showed obama exposing himself? Do you have an IQ? Just wonderin'. Actually here is what Trump said, word for word, and he does say he cannot control himself, he just starts grabbin', but he says, as if that is a good excuse, that the women he grabs do not call the cops or slap the shit out of his punk ass because he is a "star." liar. not the same as saying the women let him do it. do you really think it is cool for a man to grab a woman's privates without even asking? just how awful a person are you, even for a trump voter?

 

[ABikerSailor]

ALL your sources are from the far left Media Matter site funded by George Soros. If you did your own research, you would see that on every opinion show, the far left is represented by at least one, very competent, well-spoken individual who represents the far left's viewpoint exceptionally well.

Thank you for all the good news! As you know, they are 110% right. For decades we had Presidents who did nothing but give our border lip service. Seeing a President actually willing to step up and lead drives the far left insane!

As to your questionable source. Does it have as a regular, a Conservative viewpoint? Of course not, nor do your beloved CNN, MSNBC and your other sources.

As a regular on the Outnumbered, a great opinion show airing at noon on the Fox news channel.

Jessica Tarlov
Fox News contributor

Jessica Tarlov currently serves as a contributor for FOX News Channel (FNC), offering political analysis and insight across FNC and FOX Business Network’s (FBN) daytime and primetime programming. She joined the network in 2017.

Tarlov also presently holds the position as Senior Director of Research and Consumer Insight for Bustle Digital Group, the owner and operator of Bustle.com, Romper.com, and Elitedaily.com. Prior to joining FNC as a contributor, she appeared as a frequent guest on the network since 2014.

Previously, Tarlov was a Democratic strategist with Douglas Schoen, LLC where she advised domestic and international clients on messaging strategies for more than five years. Throughout her career, she has published work for FoxNews.com, The Daily Beast, The New York Daily News and Forbes.

Tarlov graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a B.A. in history and later earned two master’s degrees and a Ph.D. in political science and government from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Then there is:
Juan Williams

Fox News Political Analyst, co-host, "The Five"

Juan Williams currently serves as a co-host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) The Five (weekdays 5-6PM/ET) and also appears as a political analyst on FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace and Special Report with Bret Baier. Williams joined the network as a contributor in 1997.

On The Five, Williams is part of a roundtable ensemble of FNC personalities who discuss, debate and even debunk the hot news stories, controversies and issues of the day.

In addition to his more than 10-year career with NPR, where he served as a senior national correspondent and news analyst, Williams spent 23 years at The Washington Post. During his tenure there, Williams covered every major political campaign from 1980 to 2000 as a national correspondent and a political columnist. He has also interviewed numerous influential people and presidents over the course of his career, including former President Obama, former President George W. Bush, former President Clinton, former President George H. W. Bush and former President Reagan.

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And now McConnell disagrees with Trump about closing Mexican border and causing recession Think trump cares?? A ***** grabbing idiot a know nothing moron supported by idiots who made a bad choice

He said Gold-diggers tried to get him to grab their *****, you lying SOB. He did not say he went for it.
But Joe Biden can't keep his hands and his lips off of little girls.
But that's okay.

And I bet you celebrate if The Democraps somehow are able to use illegal immigration to cause a recession. So quit acting like a Drama Queen.

Wrong. Trump was first talking about a married woman he wanted to have sex with, and then told how he took her out for furniture shopping, but he never got anywhere with her. He then said he needed a tic tac, and then said if you are famous you can grab women (all women, gold diggers weren't specified), by the *****.

Here.................let me help you out................here's the video where he said that, and it has subtitles as well to help you know what he actually said.



It is you who is the lying SOB.

Yeah....and he said they would let him if he wanted to.....not that he said that he did it.
If you want to get specific you need to stick to the facts.
Now let's go back and watch the video of Obama showing his erection to female journalists on his campaign flight, and talking about *****, shall we???

God, you actually believe that video showed obama exposing himself? Do you have an IQ? Just wonderin'. Actually here is what Trump said, word for word, and he does say he cannot control himself, he just starts grabbin', but he says, as if that is a good excuse, that the women he grabs do not call the cops or slap the shit out of his punk ass because he is a "star." liar. not the same as saying the women let him do it. do you really think it is cool for a man to grab a woman's privates without even asking? just how awful a person are you, even for a trump voter?

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Pud whistler is one of those people who thinks that Mrs. Obama was a tranny because of some photoshopped picture he dug up.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

No one said We can't retaliate against Japan for Pearl Harbor, it will stop us getting sushi. We did what we had to do. Shut the border. Do what we have to do

 

[ABikerSailor]

No one said We can't retaliate against Japan for Pearl Harbor, it will stop us getting sushi. We did what we had to do. Shut the border. Do what we have to do

Trying to equivocate the attack on Pearl Harbor with the current situation with the immigrants is dishonest. Pearl Harbor was an actual military attack, with actual military weapons and personnel. The people wanting to cross the border aren't anything even close to what happened at Pearl Harbor.

 

[mr jones]

No one said We can't retaliate against Japan for Pearl Harbor, it will stop us getting sushi. We did what we had to do. Shut the border. Do what we have to do

kudos. dumbest post o' the day award. you are comparing poor people following the law about coming to our country and standing on our soil in order to ask for asylum, to the Japanese sneak attack at Pearl Harbor where they decimated almost all our existing naval capacity? seriously? what does your home room teacher say about this if you ever talk about it at grade school?

 

[mr jones]

No one said We can't retaliate against Japan for Pearl Harbor, it will stop us getting sushi. We did what we had to do. Shut the border. Do what we have to do

Trying to equivocate the attack on Pearl Harbor with the current situation with the immigrants is dishonest. Pearl Harbor was an actual military attack, with actual military weapons and personnel. The people wanting to cross the border aren't anything even close to what happened at Pearl Harbor.

More than dishonest- absolutely batshit crazy. Just amazing some people have such fear of poor people wanting to flee poverty, despair and violence enough to walk a thousand miles to escape....just like the ancestors of almost every American here today did at one time to come here.

 

[whitehall]

Why would the crazy radical left warn the Trump administration that closing the border would cause a recession? The crazy left wants a recession in time for 2020 don't they? Propaganda is a *****.

 

[Aponi]

Some trump voters apparently have never heard of cutting off your nose to spite your face...

You dunbasses can your sanctuary citys and agree to a system that verified you were a citizen to work might help

 

[Markle]

“The auto industry would basically be grinded to a halt in about two weeks. $1.7 billion of services flow back and forth daily, and for the most part a shutdown could lead — a prolonged shutdown between the two countries could lead to a recession in Mexico and the U.S. What the president’s saying is, I will do whatever it takes to secure the country even if it hurts us economically because my first job is security. That’s called leadership. And if Republicans don’t go with it I get that too, but the president’s got a different responsibility.”

Brian Kilmeade on Trump's threats to shut down the southern border: "That's called leadership"

Since we all know Trump watches the show expect a Tweet to drop.

This is the same tactic they used when they went after him to persuade him to shut down the government.

Do you agree that despite the negative effects on the economy, Trump should shut down the border "for the good of the country?"

Here's more clips of the rightwing going spewing that type of claptrap...

Fox White House correspondent defends Trump's threat to shut down the southern border as "his solemn duty" to defend America

Fox's Mollie Hemingway on closing the southern border: "Sometimes you want to have a little bit of hurt so that people are incentivized to do something"

Fox regular argues closing the border is worth the economic cost

Good, then it's settled. The border closes tomorrow at 12:01am. Yay! And since we're not fighting anywhere, we can park some military vehicles there

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nope, as normal Trump was just talking out of his ass and backed down already.

Oops, Mexico is already beginning to help along their country. I don't gamble unless it's something over which I have control. But I think I'd love to play poker with you!

 

[Darkwind]

I'm wondering why the OP, and those who are concerned about a border shut down, are not alarmed by the huge red flag this sends.

Our very survival as a nation depends upon others? And that is NOT a problem with you *****?