The celebrity agitator was allegedly robbed while in Paris, France. We haven't gotten all the details about the controversy, but Kim Kardashian-West is pretty shaken up by this.
Husband, rapper/producer/celebrity agitator Kanye West abruptly cancelled his performance to handle a major "family emergency".
Kardashian-West was jacked up by two men who portrayed themselves as police officers. They were armed and they weren't playing games. They took an undisclosed amount of properties.
As Kanye West was performing in New York he would kill the music and say to the fans, "I'm sorry...I'm sorry, family emergency. I have to stop the show!"
Fans were left speechless wondering if this was a stunt or for real.
Apparently it was real...
Now if Kim K. was robbed of her properties, I am assuming that the robbers will sale the photos and videos of her to tabloids for a hefty sum.
The celebrity agitator was in Paris at their Fashion Week.
The Clinton Campaign dismiss an audiotape of her dashing on Bernie Sanders and his supporters.
While being recorded, Hillary Clinton said that former rival Bernie Sanders's supporters are "living in their parent's basement". The Clinton campaign dismissed this as junk food media click bait.
The Clinton campaign says that their old rival's proposals make a whole lot of sense.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), the former Democratic candidate for president was aggressive. He forced President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the Democrats to take a hardline stance on social, economic and political issues. The Democrats are moving to the left on issues that were once considered political suicide for a candidate.
Clinton has struggled to win over younger supporters.
In a nearly hour tape, Clinton has suggested that 2016 presidential race has been divided into two camps: the far-right "populist, nationalist, xenophobic, discriminatory kind of approach" espoused by many Republicans. The other is the Sanders's democratic socialist vision that includes "free college, free healthcare and "go as far as Scandinavia, whatever it is."
She said that young Americans particularly college students who supported Sanders during the primaries are "living in their parents basement" and feeling like their post-graduate jobs are "not at all as they envisioned for themselves....They don't see much of a future."
"If you're feeling like you're consigned to being a barista... then the idea that maybe, just maybe, you could be part of a political revolution is pretty appealing".
She was addressing the concerns of an African-American voter who was gravely concerned about the future.
The Washington Free Beacon obtained the audio and released it yesterday. Wikileaks leaks a portion of a Democratic fundraiser where Clinton was criticizing Sanders for believing that he could jam his progressive agenda through a stubborn do-nothing Republican controlled Congress.
The Clinton campaign dismissed the audio. They said that it's true and she's determined to make things work for the working class.
"As Hillary Clinton said in those remarks, she wants young people to be idealistic and set big goals. She is fighting for exactly what the millennial generation cares most about.... a fairer more equal, just world.... That's why she worked with Sen. Sanders on a plan to provide students with debt-free college and it's why she's traveling the country listening to their concerns and talking about not only what's at stake in this election, but her plan for the generation... They've helped her craft and promote the most progressive platform in Democratic Party history."
Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manager told the junk food media to not jump to conclusions.
"I really encourage everybody to listen to that full audio. The original piece that came out on it had to have the headline changed because it completely mischaracterized what she was talking about. She was talking about young people that she'd met who were frustrated that they graduated from college and went into an economy where they couldn't find the job they wanted."
When Sanders appearing on GOP Sundays to talk about the controversy. He shrugged off the criticism and said that Clinton is correct on this.
"If you listen to the whole discussion that she had, a very important point that she made is that a lot of young people who went into debt, worked very hard to get a good education, can't find a job commensurate to the education that they received," Sanders said on CNN.
By the way, Julian Assange of Wikileaks had canceled his announcement on Tuesday citing "security concerns". Many of the conservatives were hoping that Assange would blow up the internet with damaging information about Clinton.
They put their trust in a man who leaked state secrets. The United States alleges Assange is a supporter of the Russian Federation. The Swedish government wants him to face trial for allegations of rape.
The New York Times created a shit storm. The paper released a portion of Donald Trump's tax returns from the 1990s.
There's no such thing as a "blue collar billionaire".
The New York Times reported that Donald Trump may have avoided paying taxes for nearly 20 years. This October Surprise was released early. The shit sandwich Trump ingested last week is still settling in his stomach.
The Trump campaign is now doing damage control. He's trying to turn this into an asset. Listening to Roger Ailes, the Trump campaign is saying this move was "smart" and relatively "genius".
Susanne Craig says she's gotten an envelope waiting from her containing three pages. Each are from Trump's tax returns from 1995. She appeared on CNN's Reliable Sources to talk about it.
"I don't think it's a crime to check your mailbox," said Craig. "And that's what we did, and then we did some reporting."
The bombshell was published on Sunday and it indicates the Republican nominee taking $916 million in losses in 1995, an amount so significant he could have avoided paying taxes for years.
His allies are trying to defend this nonsense.
In response, the Trump campaign claimed that the documents were illegally obtained and the article proves that the junk food media is an arm of the Clinton campaign.
On GOP Sundays, New Jersey governor Chris Christie and former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani tried to defend this.
The Times report that his taxable income in subsequent years is as yet unknown, a $916 million loss in 1995 would have been large enough to wipe out more than $50 million a year in taxable income over 18 years.
The city of Greensboro had to publicly apologize to a man after two of its officers roughed up a resident sitting on his porch.
Dejuan Yourse was roughed up for no reason.
Two officers are off the beat this week after the city released body camera footage of the two arresting a man who was sitting on his own porch. The situation elevated to a point where the officer actually put his hands on the man and took him down violently.
Dejuan Yourse was arrested for assaulting a police officer. The charges were dropped when the video determined that the situation didn't merit the use of force. Now the officer now identified as Travis Cole was censored and stripped of his badge. He resigned in September.
The city condemned the two. They had no business doing what they did. The provoked the situation.
The arresting partner C.N. Jackson quickly resigned before the city could fire her out the cannon.
As seen in body camera footage from both officers, combined below, Yourse explains that he's waiting for his mom, who has lived in the neighborhood for 10 years, and visits her house every day.
Yourse is seen on the video attempting to phone his mom so she can speak to the officers. He gives the officers his ID, which lists the address as his residence, and he suggests the officers ask a neighbor to verify that he lives there.
The exchange escalates when Cole places his hands on Yourse's chest to stop him from walking away. After Yourse sits back down, Cole snatches Yourse’s phone from his hand while Yourse is talking to someone, asking the person to come to his house because “the police is over here and they harassing me.”
Greensboro Police violently shoved Dejuan Yourse.
Cole then throws Yourse to the floor and struggles to handcuff him. Amid the scuffle, Yourse repeatedly asks Cole why he’s punching him. When Cole yells, "I’m going to hit you again," Yourse yells back, "Why?"
The cops charged Yourse with resisting arrest and assault on government officials. The charges were dropped
The city want its prosecutor to charge Cole with felonious assault. The prosecutor said it won't stand.
Now there's calls for the prosecutor to be fired out the cannon for this.
The need for accountability doesn't stop at the body cameras. It has to stop when those who use force without reason to charged with a crime.
The city of West York, Pennsylvania is demanding its mayor to step down after it was revealed that he sent racially offensive themes on social media.
Charles Wasko, the mayor of the small town is under fire after he posted a picture of orangutans in a wheelbarrow saying "Aww... moving day at the Whitehouse (sic) has finally arrived!" It has the bottom tag saying "Kenya or bust".
West York mayor post racially offensive images on social media.
Wasko also posted offensive images of the president and First Lady Michelle Obama. In one post he said that "Most think's it's Obama's picture. Sorry....its Moochelles baby photo." It was a picture of a chimpanzee smiling.
Moochelle is an offensive remark by that old fart Rush Limbaugh. It's a dig at the First Lady for being fat according to that asshole.
This dick head mayor posted ignorant shit online.
Another posting from Wasko features NFL player Colin Kaepernick. The football star has taken a knee during the national anthem in protest of how people of color are treated. The post on Wasko's page shows flag-draped coffins and asks the quarterback to point out which guys are black so the flag can be removed. One person responded to the mayor's post, saying an elected official is to represent all constituents.
Also he posted an image of Clint Eastwood with a noose saying there's a place for President Barack Obama.
Wasko said he won't apologize for his comments.
After an hour of knocking on Wasko’s door, he finally faced our cameras with a message he’s only sharing with local news agitators.
"There's no checks and balances up there in that council. When I ran for Council, I told the people, ‘I will work with Council, but I will not put up with their shit", Wasko said.
"The racist stuff, yeah I'll admit I did that, and I don't care what people label me as," Wasko said, "but I will bring everything out and there will be more resignations than mine, believe me."
On his social media page, he wrote that he will not be "politically correct." He said that he will say what's on his mind and what he believes in. He also threatened West York councilmen Brian Wilson and Shaun Mauck.
West York's population is about 4,600 residents according to the 2010 census. About 12 percent is Black but it's predominately a White town.
The community is invited to attend. The NAACP and Black Lives Matter are expected to be there.
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It seems like El Cajon Police were forced to play their hand. The police department released the disturbing video showing officer Richard Gonsalves bucking Alfred Olango, an unarmed Black man who had mental distress.
The shooting was filmed by an eyewitness. It was turned over to the law and they released portions of the video and it showed the officer bucking Alfred four times. The alleged weapon in his hand was a cylindrical vape pen.
The other officer who accompanied Gonsalves was Josh McDaniel. He was the one who deployed his Taser at Alfred.
A female worker at the restaurant recorded the video on her cell phone. The surveillance camera above shows the encounter as well.
No decision has been made right now on charging the officers with criminal misconduct.
Police chief Jeff Davis defends his cops actions. He said that the cops were responding to a mentally unstable person walking in traffic. The officers said that Alfred, ignored their commands.
The video release comes after a few nights of protest in the city of El Cajon about 10 miles from San Diego. There were reports of unrest in the city but nothing worthy of the junk food media coverage.
El Cajon Police bucked Alfred Olango within a few minutes.
At the press conference on Tuesday, Davis told reporters that the video could not be released as it was in possession of the district attorney and a piece of evidence in an on-going investigation.
As you know, the moment a riot occurs, conservatives will blame President Barack Obama, Black leaders and Black Lives Matter for the actions of some.
This fatal encounter happened a minute after Gonsalves arrived at the scene.
Donald Trump fell right back to his old ways. He's on social media promising to go after Hillary Clinton for Bill's transgressions. He's fumed up about Alicia Machado throwing him off his game.
The Clinton campaign is giddy with delight. The campaign is watching the Trump campaign fumble on the issues again. Trump has refused to back away from an issue that threatens to damage his already weak standing among women and Hispanics.
Trump spent this week launching an attack at the former Miss Universe contestant.
He claimed that Machado had participated in a sex tape. It turns out that Trump's diss on her backfired. It was revealed that he had a role in a Playboy movie in 2000. He also tried to coach his wife Marla Maples to do a porno.
Machado laughed off Trump's attacks and said that his behavior is well noted among other contestants.
Trump said the Clinton campaign was unaware of the beauty queen's past and was "duped" by her, but offered no proof of his claim.
In response, Clinton told a campaign rally in Florida the episode was evidence that "a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not have the nuclear codes".
"Who gets up at 3:00am in the morning to engage in a Twitter attack against a former Miss Universe?" said Clinton.
"It proves again he is temperamentally unfit to be President of the United States."
Trump's attack came as he struggled to rebound from what was widely viewed as a loss to Clinton in Monday's debate.
The infamous Alabama supreme court justice Roy Moore is benched.
In 2015, the Supreme Court had repealed all state laws banning gay marriage. The Obergefell vs. Hodges case was the landmark court case that guaranteed same-sex couples the right to marry in the United States and its territories.
The infamous Alabama judge who fought a federal order to remove the Ten Commandments faces another benching. This time the state judiciary board had put the brakes on Roy Moore. They suspended him for the remaining term as Alabama Supreme Court chief justice.
Moore was found in violation of ethics. He sent an order to state probate judges to deny rights to fellow Alabamians.
In defiance of the U.S. Supreme Court, Moore continued this charade of denying the marriage licenses of LGBT couples.
THe Judicial Inquiry Commission had found Moore guilty of these charges.
Canon 1, failing to uphold the integrity and independence of the judiciary.
Canon 2, failing to avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all his activities.
Canon 2A, failing to respect and comply with the law and failing to conduct himself at all times in a manner that promotes public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary.
Canon 2B, failing to avoid conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice that brings the judicial office into disrepute.
Canon 3, failing to perform the duties of his office impartially
Canon 3A (6), failing to abstain from public comment about a pending proceeding in his own court.
Moore is benched until January 2019. He will not be paid for his time off and he will have to pay all legal fees to the state. His attorneys plan on appealing the decision.
Jim Obergefell helped move America forward. Obergefell fought for his late husband and millions of Americans.
The Liberty Counsel attorney Mat Staver said that to suspend Moore is a travesty of justice.
Moore served in the Alabama Supreme Court in 2001 and removed in 2003 during the Ten Commandment controversy.
He was reelected in 2013 and now removed in 2016.
Moore is once again standing for his beliefs and his bigotry. Maybe he might be one of the millions of Americans on food stamps.
According to the softball, there's millions of Americans not working and on food stamps.
Note; I refer Sean Hannity as a "softball" because he admits giving Republicans and controversial figures like Moore softball interviews. He's the official softball of the Donald Trump presidential campaign.
The state and federal prosecutors release the graphic video of police shooting an unarmed man and his child. Jeremy Mardis was hit 18 times by the law.
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Two former Marksville, Louisiana police officers are facing murder charges after they fired upon a man's truck killing a six year old boy inside. Norris Greenhouse, Jr. and Derrick Stafford are going to face LIFE or the DEATH card if found guilty in this murder.
They are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Jeremy Mardis was the young life lost to this senseless act of violence. His father Chris Few was being chased by the law for an outstanding warrant. It turns out that Few wasn't wanted for skipping court.
Few was upset with his girlfriend at the time and probably didn't notice the lights. Well Greenhouse and Stafford were in pursuit of Few and cornered him in a cul-de-sac.
At some point, the two called for backup and one of the officers turned on his body camera.
Two former cops are held on a $1 million get out of jail free card.
For some unknown reason, the two fired upon 18 shots into Few's vehicle.
Chris Few was struck in the head and chest. He had his hands in the air when he was being detained.
Jeremy was struck five times in the head and chest. He would die immediately of the injuries.
The video being shown is the aftermath of the situation. Greenhouse, 23 and Stafford, 32, were officers with Marksville. Greenhouse served as a secondary reserve for Alexandria.
Stafford was a marshal and police lieutenant for the Marksville police for eight years.
"I'm unemployed. Thanks Niggas!" This is the words of former McKeesport Police officer Melissa Adamson. The former officer was fired out the cannon after she posted on social media the offensive word.
Adamson blamed a former colleague who she probably dated in the past for this.
What she actually posted was the offensive "I'm the law, Nigga!"
A screenshot showing the former officer in uniform with the text was shared on social media.
She lost not only her job at McKeesport but nearby Versailles where she was working as well.
"I'm not a racist. That's not how I plan on portraying myself," said Adamson. "I love my job. I love what I do. It's what I want to do for the rest of my life."
The mayor of McKeesport let her have it.
"As mayor of the city of McKeesport I feel compelled to publicly address an issue that has come to my attention via social media. A past social media post surfaced just a few hours ago involving a recently hired part-time police officer, who has been in training as a probationary employee for just a few weeks. This post displays a degree of conduct and character that is far different from what I would expect from an officer in this city. It is absolutely unacceptable. Without hesitation, my office and the police chief's office immediately concluded that this officer's actions will not be tolerated in the city of McKeesport. She has been relieved of her duties, and her employment has been terminated."
She was wearing the uniform while working at the Pitcairn Police Department. In Pitcairn, the police chief Scott Farally said that the picture was taken earlier this year. She was wearing her uniform with sleeves during the winter months. Had it been brought to his attention while Adamson was still employed with the department, she would have been fired out the cannon.
See that selfie probably cancelled a handful of tickets she issued. Any justifiable arrests of suspects could be tossed out in court because of her. A person can say that Adamson planted evidence to justify an arrest or citation. Given the situation with the police shooting unarmed Black men, her excuses about being "afraid for her life" would be given the benefit of the doubt.
All of her actions made two police departments look bad.
"I'm sorry for who I did offend. It was not my intention. I can't express how sorry I am now for how I made you feel -- emotionally, physically. Again, it wasn't my intention."
Is she sorry for what she done or sorry for being caught?
The White extremists decided that a childhood character would represent their movement.
Pepe The Frog is now a symbol of the professional bigots hiding underneath the bandwidth bridge.
Matt Furie isn't too happy about the memes. The creator of Pepe is furious that the "alt-right" hijacked his character and turned it into something sinister.
The Anti-Defamation League has declared the character a racist, anti-semitic icon of the internet forums.
Donald Trump's presidential campaign has become a beacon of White nationalism. Many of them are hearing Trump's words and they believe that he's the "great White hope".
"Images of the frog, variously portrayed with a Hitler-like mustache, wearing a yarmulke or a Klan hood, have proliferated in recent weeks in hateful messages aimed at Jewish and other users on Twitter," the ADL wrote in a statement. "Once again, racists and haters have taken a popular Internet meme and twisted it for their own purposes of spreading bigotry and harassing users."
President Barack Obama address CNN's Jake Tapper in a town hall with the military.
Now the families of the 9/11 victims could sue the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for damages.
This decision came at the whims of Congress and they were pushing it through without thinking about the repercussions. Now this law could backfire. Many other countries that had been hurt by the United States would sue for damages.
The president first veto ever to be overridden by the Congress in the nearly 8 years of his presidency.
President Barack Obama done a town hall on CNN this week. He had this sit down with Jake Tapper on Wednesday. He was not too happy about the Congress overriding his veto of the 9/11 Saudi Bill.
The Congress overwhelmingly overridden the veto in a bipartisan vote.
"It's an example of why sometimes you have to do what's hard. And, frankly, I wish Congress here had done what's hard," said the president.
"If you're perceived as voting against 9/11 families right before an election, not surprisingly, that's a hard vote for people to take. But it would have been the right thing to do... And it was, you know, basically a 'political vote'."
The president cited his defense team. He said that Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs and Secretary of Defense Ash Carter's concerns as a reason to why he vetoed the bill.
The president said that Saudi Arabia could retaliate against the United States.
The president also addressed the issues in the United States from police brutality, Black Lives Matter and the phrase "radical Islam". He praised Colin Kaepernick for standing up for his beliefs in the face of great scrutiny.
Obama also blasted Congress for pushing bills at the final hour and then heading home for vacations.
Congress passed a stop gap measure that funds the government until December. The Congress also passed Zika funding and a proposals to helping the city of Flint. The Flint water crisis was left off the table and it forced Democrats to filibuster the bill in the senate. The Democrats managed to get some of the funding for Flint into the bill.
The Congress now has to figure out what could happen if a member of the Armed Forces commit an act of war against innocent victims.
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) the Majority Whip of the Senate sponsored this bill and Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY, Majority Leader) supported it. He managed to get the Democrats onboard. The only member of Congress to reject this was Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV), the outgoing minority leader of the senate.
