Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "TIME" channel.

  1. 1:25 for the Giuliani part. The vid title is misleading.
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  2. Melania continues to do a great job. Unfortunately, she should now brace herself for the fake-comedy shows (i.e. Colbert and Meyers) attacking her, and her work. Colbert loves to viciously mock her clothes, accent, motives, and whatever cause she supports (recall the "I don't care" monologue?). And Meyers will find a clever way to propagandize the story to attack Trump and/or the GOP while doing so.
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  3. Guard rails and warning signs are only for rational people.
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  4. Everest is a cliche. Not worth dying for. It's not even the highest mountain in relation to the center of the earth. That distinction goes to Mt. Chimborazo in Ecuador due to the equatorial bulge.
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  5. Obama recently addressed AOC and all Dems in Congress. He told them it's ok to have big ideas. But you better be able to explain how to pay for them. Two days later, AOC was again defending a unicorn policy and insulting our intelligence. She's clearly unable to take a hint... and is helping the GOP every time she opens her mouth. Even Whoopi Goldberg has told her to shut up and learn.
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  6. I'm sure CNN will have a panel of 'experts' to dissect the x-mas decoration story and determine it's a Trump lie.
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  7. I’d hate that crunch sound when walking.
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  8. Good news. A significantly expanded border barrier is cost effective and necessary. Obama and Hillary both saw this urgent need...10 years ago. Since then, hundreds of thousands have been able to literally walk into America. And we're spending $billions detaining and deporting the small percentage we catch. More permanent barriers won't stop everyone but they'll be an excellent deterrent in high risk areas. They'll also make patrolling the border far more easier.
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  9. I fully support getting our troops out of there. This has been happening in the Middle East for decades. The US can’t be expected to police the area forever. Turkey’s aggression must be dealt with through harsh sanctions and perhaps even kicking them out of NATO.
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  10. I wonder if SNL will parody AOC's hand movements, facial expressions, voice, ideas, etc? Or would that provide too much political balance in their "satire"?
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  11. Building on a flood plain will inevitably result in property damage, evacuations, etc. Clearly there's some who haven't figured this out yet.
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  12. He referred to "raking and cleaning". Although rake wasn't the best word, he was talking about clearing underbrush. And he's right. It's an important part of forest management around urban areas.
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  13. 0:32....Iran says the tanker isn't leaking into the sea. There's nothing in the story to indicate SA is aware the tanker is leaking. Despite this, Time puts into their vid description area the vessel "could be leaking into the sea". More irresponsible journalism.
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  14. One good result from this is Mexico will finally learn they need to significantly enhance their southern border security. A wall wouldn't be a bad idea. Things continue to deteriorate in central and south America.
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  15. I can't believe a leader of a country is apologizing for a murder of a tourist. It might make sense if the death was a direct result of government action. But this was just a random murder. Her actions were nice and feel-good...but sets a bad precedent. If she doesn't apologize next time a foreigner dies, people will ask why.
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  16. Tragic. There's a joke to be made about the old Weather Girls song "It's Raining Men", but I won't be the one to make it.
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  17. I'll have no problem flying the Max again. And let's face it, it'll now be one of the safest planes in the air.
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  18. All Religions are based on fictional stories. It's very hypocritical and ironic one is concerned about other fictional stories.
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  19. I see the "guilty until proven innocent" crowd is back. Probably many of the same group who thought Kavanaugh should go to prison before the hearing even took place. These people need to learn the principle of innocent until proven guilty. Only idiots make conclusions before allegations are proven in court.
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  20. What's your theory on the motive? And why do you think they're 'refusing' to tell us?
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  21. I regularly see Chinese expats in comment sections defending their country's communist system and geopolitical actions. Their silence on this move is quite telling.
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  22. He said, "raking and cleaning". Referring to clearing underbrush. He's right. It's an important part of forest management around urban areas.
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  23. There was days of warning on the storm. Yet we're seeing thousands of vehicles left parked in areas known to flood or out driving in high risk flood areas (such as the freeway in the vid). What were they thinking?
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  24. Justin Campbell...The burden of proof for a claim is on those making it. People don't have to disprove claims made with no evidence. Your argument is exactly like people who believe in a god-story saying "You can't prove my god doesn't exist". Again, the burden of proof is on those making the claim. Ford couldn't prove her claim. It's as simple as that.
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  25. If a storm like this was approaching America most of our media would be using 24/7 alarmist rhetoric and saying it's due to climate change or global warming. It's quite refreshing to see use of the phrase "Extremely Severe" for what's simply a natural weather event.
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  26. We all know TDS is an epidemic, but I would've thought those with Bush Derangement Syndrome would have gotten over it by now. Nope.
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  27. I agree with Trump's approach. Pelosi and the Dems are holding the nation hostage for their petty politics. Trump will continue to put America first. I look forward to more of his use of executive order (EO) and veto powers. And before the TDS crowd freaks out, don't forget Clinton and Obama made over 600 EOs between them. And 50 vetoes. Trump's made none of the latter. Yet.
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  28. This comment is a good example of why Youtube should never have disabled the thumbs down icon.
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  29. He's just referring to areas around urban areas. Which is good forest management. And he clearly said "raking and cleaning". When people clear underbrush they often use rakes.
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  30. I wouldn't want to visit any of the six 'stan' countries.
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  31. Step 1: Memorize this story. Step 2: Go up to a beautiful woman in a bar on St. Patrick's day and share. Step 3: Repeat step 2 as needed.
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  32. 60 million years ago? Can't be true. According to a Museum in Kentucky, the earth is about 10,000 years old and the Noah's Ark story is true. That's sarcasm of course. And if it doesn't irritate you enough, remember the "Museum" is entirely tax free and they teach children that dinosaurs walked with humans.
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  33. Bernie's unicorn policy sounds good but is as unrealistic as the Green New Deal. But of course, whenever Dem voters hear "free" they're all for it. Facts are important: 1. Let's remember that countries with universal healthcare all have higher overall average tax rates. In many cases, significantly higher. For example, most Scandinavian countries are over 50%. We're about 25%. 2. If Bernie thinks raising taxes on the top 1% and/or higher corporate taxes will cover the estimated $3 trillion annually for his plan, he's crazier than I thought. 3. Americans need to ask themselves if they want the ability to manage their own healthcare needs using public and private options or be forced into a mandated plan. 4. We also need to ask ourselves if we'd support free healthcare for new immigrants or refugees who haven't spent a dime in US taxes in their lifetime. Some may be ok with such a model. Many won't be. 5. Obama doubled national debt. Another Democrat like Bernie in the White House will likely triple it.
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  34. The vid cuts off before Trump's best comment to the press on this story: "Keep making it as big as possible so you can have a bigger downfall".
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  35.  @Miss_Attitude_70  I took a quick scan of the link. The numbers indicate about 10 tourists killed in the last 30 years or so. Out of millions of visits a year. That is far from a "rash of tourist murders". If I misread the article, please correct me. Otherwise, I encourage you to stop using alarmist rhetoric and massive generalizations.
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  36. For a good laugh just Google "AOC stupid quotes" and go to images.
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  37. Lots of different narratives being pushed. Bottom line, the best information we have thus far is: 1. The drone was in international air space. 2. We don't know which Iran-based group was behind the attack (there's more than one). 3. Since the missile was a sophisticated SAM, it;s reasonable to blame Iran's core leadership. 4. Trump de-escalated the situation by saying it "could have been a mistake". 5. If it's verified by third-party countries and intelligence the drone was international airspace, Iran must either acknowledge the act of war or that it was indeed a 'mistake'. 6. If it was indeed an act of war by Iran, America should immediately send a couple cruise missiles to the SAM base in Iran. Eye for an eye.
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  38. An argument could be made that Japan has a historical and cultural right to hunt whales for food. Just like many Inuit and First Nations in the world are allowed to continue their whale hunts.
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  39.  @davidbaron9355  ..Good point. And on the national debt topic, it's estimated another Dem unicorn policy, free medicare for all, will cost 30 $trillion over 10 years. Forget doubling the debt...how about tripling it. Sanders and the Dems would ruin the country if elected in 2020. But Dem voters hear "free" and they'll support it.
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  40. And when cleaning the forest floor to manage fire risk in and around urban areas...people often use rakes! Your comment is rare and appreciated in this Trump-hate echo chamber.
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  41. I remember when Seattle was the envy of much of America. Like San Francisco, it's dying. It's now a sanctuary city for drug addicts, illegals, and thousands of 'homeless' (the vast majority choose to live that way; the term homeless should only apply to legitimate short-term cases). And more are going there due to a good climate, Democrat policies, and lots of 'free' social services. RIP Seattle.
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  42. Those who selfishly use the anthem for personal protests disrespect the country and military. The majority of Americans don't agree with such actions. They should take a couple minutes to show appreciation to the country and save their biased political protests for another time.
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  43. Great speech and jokes by Trump. He was smart with the.."I even like the media today" line. And I liked the question to the kids...of course they'd think their media parents are reporting accurately "all the time". Even the CNN kids.
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  44. Tragic. These incidents would decrease if we had far more sections of the border with permanent barriers and far better technology. Such deterrents would send a message to the world that migrants should use legal processes to apply and get in line. Seems simple, right? smh
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  45. I like Trump's approach to NK. It's diplomatic and appeals to Jong-Un's need for attention. Trump's looking at the big picture and long-term. Japan and South Korea appreciate the better relations. Bottom line, communicating with NK is far better than the alternative. And we always have Dennis Rodman if we need him.
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  46. If Time had added the fact Blagojevich was a Democrat Governor in the headline I'll bet the comment section would be much different. It's mind boggling how many Trump haters ignore facts.
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  47. Well said. And no one can disagree this was a tragedy and we should all feel grief. But I also think it's illogical for a country's leader to apologize for an action out of the country's control. And it sets a very bad precedent. The next time a tragedy like this happens, New Zealand's leader will be in a complete no-win situation. If they apologize, they continue the bad precedent. If they don't, they look heartless.
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  48. You make a good point on people without enough experience climbing it for fame, social media crap, etc. I recall a young lady a few years ago with little to no experience climbing strictly for social media fame. She was using tank after tank of oxygen, even at lower altitudes. Sherpas had to carry her at some points. I believe her body is still up there.
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  49. A few minutes of research tells me that Houston had 16 major flood events from 1836 to 1936. Were they the result of changes to our global climate? Rhetorical question. They weren't. This part of Texas has been flooding for hundreds of millions of years (The continent of North America is about 250 million years old).
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  50. And it's important to note there's many GOP dominated States that would have adjusted numbers of electoral votes and representatives. Especially Texas. This fact makes calling Trump's move "politically motivated" illogical. It's simply the right thing to do and has been under discussion for over 10 years.
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  51. Typical Dem response. Hate filled divisive rhetoric and political games.
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  52. Trump could've chose a better words but he was referring to clearing underbrush as part of forest management around urban areas. And he's right.
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  53.  @linusmlgtips2123  ..Agree. I think "general ideas" belong in a brainstorming session...not the floor of Congress. The 'velociraptor' idea put forward by the Reps in rebuttal makes more sense than the GND.
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  54. "The rescue operation was suspended so the vessel could be towed to a nearby port". I know it was a "better safe than sorry" decision to start airlifting passengers... but one would think there'd be plans in place to get the tugs towing the ship to port much sooner.
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  55. John Ortiz...A river flooding isn't a "disaster". It's been happening for billions of years.
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  56.  2010realitycheck ...Thanks for the answer. Firstly, you were smart to use the 'per capita' qualifier with respect to China and India. We're not even close to them in terms of overall pollution. Secondly, I encourage you to research why getting out of the Treaty helped many States. I could give you all the links, but I don't want to be accused of confirmation bias. Google is your friend. Lastly, climate change is a natural occurrence on our 4.5 billion year old planet. Human activity is just one of many factors. As I noted in my original comment, we've actually lowered our carbon emissions in the past decade while still growing the energy industries and economy. Imagine that.
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  57. For months, domestic terrorist groups like BLM and Antifa rioted, murdered, burned businesses, terrorized neighborhoods, looted and occupied public buildings. Yet most of the media (and almost all Democrat leaders) just blamed Trump. Now that the frustration has boiled over and Trump supporters and rioters did the same crap, most of the media (and almost all Democrat leaders) just blame Trump...again. There's a bigger picture here. The "orange man bad" crap is deflection from 4 years of the Democrat's lies, hate, identity politics, inciting violence and taking craps on the Constitution. And for 4 years, 90% of our media has lied and propagandized everything Trump. The riot should never have happened but I understand where the frustration is coming from.
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  58. I think it’s a great move. We should be proud to show off our Military and recognize those who serve. We always have planes so why not tanks and other equipment on the ground.
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  59. Trump's right to look at the long term and take it slow. The fact we're talking with NK and negotiating solutions remains one of the best legacies from his first term.
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  60.  @bngr_bngr  ....Highly illogical. The FBI would certainly report an ISIS connection as motive. I'm still waiting for Mary's theory on motive.. and why she thinks the FBI is refusing to tell us.
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  61. Weather terms such as "bomb cyclone" are alarmist BS and contribute to the global epidemic of eco-anxiety. Rational people know it's just natural weather but the climate alarmist cults and the brainwashed Swedish girl will surely use the term in their fear mongering.
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  62. bngr...A good comment ruined with a reference to the God delusion. I encourage you to keep superstition out of political opinions.
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  63. Why don't you Canadian's focus on your own border and illegal immigration problems? I read somewhere your leftist Liberal Government spends $billions on housing and medicare for illegals. Doesn't that upset you?
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  64. That's partly correct. Switzerland's murder rate is very low despite its liberal gun laws, including allowing semi-auto assault rifles. It has about 2 million guns in a population of over 8 million. But it doesn't "require" citizens own guns. It does however require all men to be trained in the military. The Switzerland argument is one the NRA often uses to rationalize guns. But it's not even close to an apples-to-apples comparison to America's culture.
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  65. The bigger question is why people are still bowing to a key leader of one of the worst cults in human history. The God delusion makes people do strange things.
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  66. America First. This is a great move by Trump.
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  67. "believed to be found"?! Another incorrect and misleading subject line from Time. As the vid indicates, the couple went off a bridge in a car and the woman was rescued within hours..and later died in the hospital. It's the guy whose body was recently recovered.
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  68.  @uhadme  ..Interesting. Those afflicted with the God delusion ignore many parts of their fictional books. These are a couple good examples.
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  69. The premature celebrations by the Left on this issue are like Leon Lett's as he approached the goal line.
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  70.  @mercedesmartin1269 ...You make good points but we can't just do nothing. We must adjust our system of electoral votes and representation to reflect citizens only, as the Constitution clearly intended. There are solutions to some of the issues you raise. For example, the formulas for Federal funding and State taxation. And illegals can still apply for citizenship.
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  71. If I understand correctly.. she simply said Muslim women wearing the Hijab are oppressed and blacks sometimes blame others for their crimes. Both statements are true in many cases. Saying so is exactly like saying Amish women wearing those dresses are oppressed and whites sometimes blame others for their crimes. In other words, she wasn't wrong. This victim-mentality thing is getting out of hand.
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  72. And let's add Blagojevich was a Democrat.
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  73. Masochistic Suicidie ..Good facts above. It’s important to try to educate those who are unwilling or unable to learn. I’ll add to your list that many of the pictures/footage of border kids in cages were taken under Obama ...but used by media and fake- comedy shows as propaganda to attack Trump.
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  74.  @letsprayandfasttogether9618  ..Everywhere? The last time? How about last year. And the year before that. And the year before that. And... You get the point. The earth is 4.5 billion years old. The North American continent is about 200 million years old. After the last ice age, vast river systems were formed. Those rivers have been overflowing their banks ever since.
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  75.  @Ol-Gabe ..Mind boggling. There needs to be some changes to flood controls and responses to storm warnings. I did a bit of research and Houston has been have major floods for hundreds of years.
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  76. Agree. Many other countries still hunt whales. And Inuit and First Nation cultures throughout the world are allowed to hunt for "cultural" and "subsistence" reasons. Including at-risk species.
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  77. Trump's right once again. Mexico needs to look at the chaos and citizen anger and realize they're part of the problem. Their southern border security is a joke. And they've allowed thousands of migrants to turn down their asylum offers and make it all the way to the US border. Despite being illegal citizens in their country. Those trying to make this issue about Trump are missing the point. He's said countless times that legal immigrants are always welcome in America
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  78.  @joejackson8493  You make good points and offer some interesting solutions. I agree our subsidizing of agriculture is an issue. But lets face it, that will never change. I also think most aspects of economic instability in Central American (and South American) countries is completely out of our control. While we can do better I think we must have an America-first approach to global issues.
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  79.  Bad Cattitude  ..You're right. Storms like this are far more deadly in most Asian or African countries. Mozambique is a recent example. It's a combination of lack of infrastructure and birth-rates far beyond ours.
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  80. Max...It appears you don't remember our chat last week. Remember how I educated you on the 7 levels of disagreement? And how I mentioned using insults and ad hominem are the bottom 2 levels (and the worst possible way to make a point)? It's very odd you're still using the approach. If you disagree with H Pn's comment, you should try to start at level 4, or above. For example, you could try to provide a a good counter-argument on the Ford case or Feinstein's motives.
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  81. Thank you very much for your service and sacrifice sir.
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  82. Another misleading story line. Remember...the word "record" refers to about 100 years of data...on a 4.5 billion year-old planet. And the term "hottest ever" is a deliberate lie-by-omission. Media and the climate-change cult want people to be needlessly alarmed by natural weather events.
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  83. It appears you didn't watch the video. Giuliani has been very consistent in pointing out there is no evidence Trump conspired with the Russians to hack the DNC or collude in any way.
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  84. This is non-news. And you can tell a lot about the integrity of a news source (TIME) when they cherry pick one word of a statement for their subject line. Trump is right. The clearing of underbrush is part of forest management around urban areas. And includes "raking and cleaning".
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  85. You're right on how we're inundated with lies and distortion of reality. But in today's day and age only the uneducated, brainwashed, gullible and/or naive believe what they're being told without a high level of skepticism. Unlike China, everyone has access to facts. There's no excuse for being uninformed.
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  86. I remain perplexed this cult is still successful. I guess part of the answer is in the video. Members of the cult are still taking their children to cult leaders such as the Pope. Which reinforces their brainwashing on fictional stories and the god-delusion. The Church's ongoing child abuse takes many forms.
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  87. Youngandrestless Jean ...Good info. I now know the flooding isn’t just in flood plains. And as you point out, it was a combination of many factors. That said, I understand many of the areas flooded are the same as 2011. And the same as one of the worst flood years ever, 1970. People always talk of the importance of preparing for ‘one in a hundred year’ events. But this area of NE has seen 3 major floods in only 50 years. With minor flooding many years in between. Clearly the areas effected must do a far more serious review of their river control strategies and where building is allowed.
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  88.  @ShaunbirKlair24 ..I agree that superstition and science can coexist. For example, I could believe there's a magic unicorn in the sky in charge of the universe. Such a superstition would be exactly the same as believing in one of the hundreds of Gods humanity has worshiped.
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  89.  @howdyags5149 ..Great comment, thanks. I agree the Bible shouldn't be taken literally. Just like the Koran and all other religious books. But as you correctly point out, sadly many religious people consider their stories factual. This ignorance continues to be a poison on humanity. For example, there are Christians still teaching (brainwashing) their children that humans were "created" and the Noah's Ark story is factual. This is child abuse. And don't get me started on Islam's brutal subjugation of women and abuse of children. Bottom line, I fully understand there's still billions with the God delusion. Those afflicted have my deepest sympathies. I couldn't imagine going through life believing a fictional story is true.
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  90. If SNL doesn't parody her hand movements, voice, facial expressions etc we'll know just how politically biased they are.
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  91. The global warming comment for stories on cold weather/winter storms is a great example of why Youtube should allow the thumbs down icon to register.
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  92. Pelosi is the best example of why we must review term limits.
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  93.  @doodlegoose2262  ..What do you think was the motive?
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  94. So you think we should cancel the flyovers as well? And a reminder he’s paid $1 a year.
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  95. I guarantee you Russia is irritated by Trump talking about buying Greenland. Although it's been talked about a few times in the past, the timing of Trump's musing is likely related to the current race to claim the Arctic beyond internationally-recognized limits. Five countries, including Denmark and the US, are working with a UN committee on claims based on continental shelves. As it stands, there's a number of areas that multiple countries are claiming. Including the North Pole. The whole discussion has been quite collaborative...so far. But Russia recently placed a flag on the seabed at the North Pole, supposedly as a symbolic gesture.
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  96.  @chrisreed4065  .Not sure where you get the $36 trillion number. In 2018 we spent about 1.1 $trillion on healthcare programs (medicare, medicaid and veterans) and various subsidies. I agree with you 100% the current system needs to be fixed. The unconstitutional ACA clearly isn't working for everyone. The countries with universal "free" healthcare have much higher overall tax rates than America. In some cases, such as Denmark, the overall tax burden is almost double ours. You won't be able to find a single country with universal healthcare that doesn't pay significantly more in overall taxes. And/or.. they have massive healthcare subsidies using federal dollars. In many cases paid to private companies. A fundamental question people need to ask themselves is whether they want their tax dollars to go to free healthcare for certain groups who don't pay taxes. An example would be new immigrants and their "chain immigration" family members (often seniors) who haven't spent a dime in US taxes in their life.. but will have access to free care. Some may be ok with such a program. Many won't be. There's no doubt we have major issues with our current private/public model, including massive overcharges for certain procedures on the public side (let those using private services pay whatever they want) and ridiculous drug and administrative costs. We need far more regulation of these areas. As Trump famously said: "Who knew healthcare could be so complicated". There's no easy solution. I think we need to keep it simple and focus on the low hanging fruit rather than a complete overhaul.
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  97. Take out the ridiculous, misplaced reference to "God", and you've got a great comment (superstition has no place in serious topics). You're right,...climate change and weather patterns have always changed. For over 4 billion years in fact. While humanity needs to be far more responsible globally, climate change will occur regardless of what we do. There's many factors completely beyond our control..such as solar energy, volcanoes, natural changes to the earth's axial tilt, tectonics, etc etc.
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  98. Gene Lehman ..No offence taken. It’s just illogical to include superstition in such a topic. It’s exactly like referring to your daily horoscope. And I must correct you...it’s nonsensical to suggest “everyone” will learn if a God story (pick one) is real. Those who aren’t afflicted with the God delusion already know. Just like we know the Tooth Fairy isn’t real. More importantly, I congratulate you for noting many scientific principles and implying you know the earth has been undergoing natural climate changes for billions of years. Many religious people have been brainwashed to think otherwise. And we certainly agree on socialism and other “asinine” ideas coming from the Dems.
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  99. Good reference to the collective rights concept. There's many who discuss gun regulations without regard to Supreme Court interpretations of the 2nd. For example, we went about 70 years under a 'collective rights' precedent that considered the "well regulated" part of the 2nd....the 1939 sawed-off shotgun ban. But in 2008 the SC went the opposite direction to more of an 'individual rights' precedent with District of Columbia vs Heller on a handgun ban in Washington DC. I think we're due for another Supreme Court decision that weighs the two concepts. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/second_amendment
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  100. 0:08..Sadly, the tin foil hat isn't part of a costume.
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  101.  @peekpeek9545 .. Thanks for that info. I'm just looking at the footage from afar and shaking my head. For example, the river that flooded the freeways and roads in the vid (with thousands of vehicles) would've been rising over days. This was no flash flood.
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  102.  Vincent Gonzales ..Thanks for that info. I'm learning from comments such as yours that Houston is notorious for very quick changes to conditions. It's clearly very poorly engineered for flooding.
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  103. Let's remember that Obama signed the Paris Climate Treaty without support of Congress or the Senate. It would have crippled our economy, while the world's worst polluters benefit from the unenforceable treaty, such as India and China. Trump got us out of it. Even Democrats and Democrat-leaning unions know it was a smart move. By the way, we've lowered carbon emissions over the past decade while growing the economy. Imagine that.
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  104.  2010realitycheck ..What part of my comment do you disagree with?
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  105.  @kerrion968 .. Do you support Obama entering our country into the Paris Climate Treaty completely on his own, without the support of Congress and the Senate?
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  106.  2010realitycheck ..We'll need to disagree on a number of points. Especially on leaving the Treaty. Obama was wrong to enter the country into an economy-crippling Treaty that benefits other countries without the support of Congress and the Senate. Trump received support from Democrats and Democrat-leaning unions for getting us out of it. Look it up. And after you've done your research, I'm sure you'll agree many States have benefited. Including blue States. I encourage you to do some research on climate change. There's no such thing as "man made climate change". It's been debunked. Human activity is just one of many factors, most completely out of our control. The climate alarmist business seems to have brainwashed you. Knowledge will get you out of it. Lastly, I repeat...we'll need to disagree on a few points. And I hope you learn from this chat that it's ok to disagree. Using insults and ad hominem attacks isn't helpful to adult discussion. Your first comment should've addressed all your opinions on the Treaty, economy, pollution, climate change etc. rather than just saying I'm "fucking ignorant". Signing off...all the best.
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  107. The New York Times already reported that Canada is taking all the garbage back.
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  108. God is a superstition and the bible is a fictional book. You might as well quote your daily horoscope.
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  109.  @tlotmb77bmail6 ...Do you believe Scientology's God "Xenu" is real? If no, please tell me specifically why you don't believe he's real.
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  110.  @bradfhancock  ..Do you think we should cancel the flyovers? By your logic those are "war toys" too.
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  111.  @bradfhancock  ..Good points. We'll simply need to disagree. I fully support showing off and recognizing our military. More the better. You can't put a price on pride.
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  112. Joshua Shinn...You're right. Those with Trump Derangement Syndrome will never admit Trump has improved our national security with his approach to NK. And they'll never admit he's helped repair Obama's deterioration of US relations with Japan and South Korea, who are both feeling far safer than 2 years ago.
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  113. Those bears are probably Canadian. They're pissed off at Russia's recent geopolitical actions in the arctic.
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  114.  @jclm4188  ..Sarcasm?
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  115. Your comment makes no sense in the context of my comment. Please read it again.
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  116.  @jessicabarbosa559  ..Good points. And it's great you realize we only have accurate temperature data for about 100 years. Many hear "record" or "hottest ever" and don't understand the context. Media and the climate-alarmist businesses are working hard to mislead and misinform. There are abnormally cool summer global temperatures recorded every year, including this year. But you'll never hear media report them because it doesn't fit the narrative. Stay cool.
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  117.  @MaBlake  ..Thank you for your service. But your comment is a ridiculously shallow and alarmist view of the issue.
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  118. Why aren't Democrats shifting their focus to Congressman Keith Ellison's domestic assault allegations? Why don't they believe Karen Monahan's serious allegations (backed up by valid evidence*) and taking up her cause? And where's the Me-Too protesters marching for her rights? (*Karen Monahan produced a doctor's report from 2017, and Ellison is named as the person who physically and emotionally abused her. She made this report available to the public. And her son stated he found a two-minute video on his mother’s computer that showed Ellison dragging her off a bed, and screaming profanity at her.)
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  119.  @Dyllena  ..Example please?
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  120.  @Stuckinair  ..Not sure why you're speaking for "Kayla Case" and use the word "our"...but I'll still respond. I think my question is fair. I still have no idea exactly what she's referring to. That said, it was clear the context of Giuliani's comment in this interview was Trump only. This was confirmed when he subsequently clarified his 'no collusion' reference. Therefore, the "contradiction" issue is a non-story. Yet another waste of MSM's time. The important fact remains: there's zero evidence Trump personally conspired with the Russians. The "guilty until proven innocent" crowd really needs to get their head around this fact.
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  121. I disagree. An isolationist approach is what led to NK's nuclear weapon program in the first place. Obama's strategy failed miserably. It's far better to talk to NK and hold them to account if they break agreements. Note the following: 1. There's been no tests of nuclear devices or firing of rockets to Sea of Japan since Trump's began serious negotiations. 2. SK/NK relations are FAR better and Japan feels much safer since Trump got involved. 3. Ask people in Hawaii if they feel safer knowing we're at least talking with NK. 4. Trump's also dangled a huge carrot for NK; they now clearly understand the massive economic benefits they'd enjoy if they denuclearize and sanctions are removed. Their rare-earth metals alone would bring their GDP to the level of many Western countries.
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  122. Again, we'll need to disagree. I think Trump's diplomatic approach to NK is an important step to removing their risk to global peace.
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  123. Sanders regularly panders to those with the God superstition by throwing out the reference. He's secular. His belief in a God (pick one) is in a 2016 quote: "To me, God means that all of us are connected, all of life is connected, and that we are all tied together.”
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  124.  @s.w.canapp5982 ..What's confusing about my statement?
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  125.  @tobysmith2081 ..That's true. But in Bernie's case, secular means a clear non-belief in a God.
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  126. @Boba Fett ..I agree more permanent barriers won't stop everyone. But I'll ask you this simple question: Do you think we should remove the permanent barriers in Southern California? If no, why not?
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  127.  @Wonderingviolinist  ..Can't disagree. It should never have come to this. It started with a small number of Republicans defying the wishes of Trump and the majority of their party on wall funding. Then the Dems played politics after the mid terms (Trump 'owned' the shut down but in reality it was all on the Dems). Bottom line, an expanded permanent barrier is cost effective and necessary.
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  128. @Boba Fett ..Are you suggesting the barriers in California (and many other areas) don't work and therefore should be removed? If no, why not?
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  129. @Ross Martinez III..Iran is giving up a lot for that $400 billion. As noted in the article, China has some major conditions for the money. For example, Iran must give Chinese firms the "right of the first refusal to participate in any and all petrochemical projects in Iran, including the provision of technology, systems, process ingredients and personnel required to complete such projects". In other words, Iran's stupidity knows no bounds. Trump would love to work with them and avoid further sanctions or war. He's said it repeatedly. His base appreciates his work to make the middle east and world safer.
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  130. Yep. CNN would also use phrases like "Trump lashes out!" and "Trump explodes!"...smh
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  131. Rata 4U ..Depending on how often they fly, I think those who choose to avoid the Max will find it difficult to find alternatives. And for those of us with no concerns this could mean more seat availability and better prices.
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  132.  @dw6796 ..We've chatted before. Read my comment again. Slowly. Then put aside your misplaced insults and ad hominem and tell me...do you agree with our taxes supporting religious businesses like the Creationist Museum in Kentucky? And once you've read my comment again, I trust you'll agree it's unacceptable that children are being taught dinosaurs walked with humans? Please tell me all this irritates you just a little bit.
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  133. D W ..Those cave paintings were debunked by palaeontologists. While they’re dated to the time people were in the area, those thinking they represent dinosaurs are simply seeing what they want to see. It’s similar to the many examples of ancient human drawings being interpreted as aliens. But that’s only the start of a long list of inconvenient truths for those making the humans with dinosaurs claim: 1. The last dinosaurs died off about 65 million years ago while the oldest hominid fossils are from about 7 million years ago. 2. The first peoples in the Americas (where these paintings were found) were homo sapians. Our oldest fossils go back around 250,000 years. 3. The oldest fossils of homo sapians found in the Americas are about 20,000 years old. Therefore, for Christians to try to claim humans existed with dinosaurs is a completely ludicrous fantasy. Of course, it’s an understandable ploy. It’s important for Christianity, and all religions, to try hard to maintain their delusional belief systems, particularly among children. They’re the future of the cult and brainwashing starts early. It’s child abuse to teach children ridiculous fictional stories such as Adam and Eve or the Ark are true. And an adult believing dinosaurs existed alongside humans is sad. They might as well also believe the sun revolves around the earth. By the way, there isn’t a shred of ad hominem in my original comment or my first reply to you. Conversely, your first comment was 100% ad hominem. It dealt entirely with the person, rather than addressing the issues under discussion. I encourage you to learn the meaning of phrases before applying them. And yes, I know I’ve used some ad hominem in this comment. Thanks for the chat. I’m glad to have educated you. I know facts won’t change your belief systems. For that, you have my sympathies.
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  134. Whether the story is true or not is irrelevant to the bigger issue: the brutal, inhumane and illegal treatment of women in many Muslim countries and cultures. Their idiotic adherence to a God-delusion and fictional 'holy' book makes women worth half a man and subject to "male guardians" and forced marriage. And this 'religion of peace' also STILL practices primitive rituals from the dark ages such as cutting off the clitoris of girls and forcing them to marry as young as 8 years old. Listen, I know the Christian and Mormon God-Delusions and fictional holy books also condone sexism, polygamy and mistreatment of women. And I know there's sects within these religions that brutally subjugate girls and women and force them into marriage. As do many Indian religions/cultures. But none come close to the horrors Muslim women must endure.
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  135. Subject line is misleading, as usual. Trump clearly says he "would be disappointed" if the reports are true. Let's wait for facts on exactly what NK is doing before making conclusions.
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  136. I like Bush, but he often mixed his religious beliefs with his politics. There's absolutely no place for that in our country.
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  137. Thousands of years before the Jesus story, ancient Eqyptians blamed the God 'Osiris' whenever the Nile flooded. Do you see the pattern here John?
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  138.  @letsprayandfasttogether9618  ..As I've said before John, you have my sincere sympathies. One of the worse side effects of the God delusion is to deny human history. It's always sad to see it in action.
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  139. The headline is deliberately misleading and alarming with the word “record”. But fortunately Time put into the vid text that they’ve only been keeping records on Amazon fires since 2013.
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  140. @sun god..I disagree on both points. It's very relevant when record keeping began. And 6 years of records is a ridiculously short time period. You may be smart enough to look at the full context of what is meant by the term, but I guarantee many others aren't. You need only look around this comment section for all the people freaking out and saying the sky is falling. Eco anxiety is a mental illness. And I disagree the fires are alarming. It appears many were deliberately set. And those that have occurred naturally are just part of the eco-system. Wildfires have been occurring for hundreds of millions of years. They're actually quite important. And once they've occurred in an area, it's good for decades. And before you try to claim there's more wildfires and/or they're more extreme, make sure you provide the time period for the 'records' you're using to make that conclusion.
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  141.  @tvilla6466 ..Example?
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  142.  Spermwhale1000 ..Good one. We need more 'that's what she said' references in comment sections.
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  143. Great move by Trump. It's called Separation of Power. And it makes no sense to let the Dems play more political games.
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  144.  @browngirlwhiteboy4043  That's a very good description of Obama.
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  145. He said "raking and clearing" of underbrush. Which is a common forest management practice around urban areas. He's right.
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  146. I guarantee the various SJW cults will be protesting at the border saying "let them in". Of course, none will be willing to sponsor or house the refugees with their own money. They'll expect the country to pay.
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  147. Tragic. Let's hope it wasn't caused by the mental illness called "selfies".
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  148. As usual, the conspiracy trolls are active. They're parasites who latch on to any Space news. They fill comment sections with their copy/paste comments and give each other lots of thumbs up. None of the comments have a shred of evidence to support their conspiracy theories. And most comments make it clear they didn't even watch the video. You can try to talk logic, but that only empowers them and satisfies their goal of catching people with the troll. As tough as it is sometimes, I encourage all rational people to ignore these idiots. Let them feed each other ignorance in their echo chamber.
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  149. Richhard Sinclair..You're making a massive assumption and using the "guilty until proven innocent" approach that's all-to-common in anti-Trump vids. All we're hearing is Giuliani repeating what he's been saying for about a year...There is no evidence Trump conspired with the Russians to hack the DNC or collude on the election in any way.
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  150. Many in her own party disagree with her approach... and her unicorn ideas. Should she 'take her gloves off" and battle them too?
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  151. Trump continues to play chess while the Dems are playing checkers. This was a brilliant move on so many levels.
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  152.  colonel 100 ..No interference. Just facts.
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  153.  colonel 100 ..Treason is what's happening among the Dems. Let me explain why this is such a brilliant move by Trump: 1. Trump released detailed transcripts of his comments to the Ukraine, including investigating Biden's corruption. He released them because there's nothing to hide. There was no pressure or quid pro quo and it was a completely reasonable comment in the context of the full conversation. 2. In the days following while answering questions on the Ukraine, he deliberately mentioned Biden's deals with China on multiple occasions. 3. Now he's followed up those comments up by making it clear China should investigate. 4. The move makes the Ukraine comments seem even more innocuous, and controls the narrative.
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  154.  @die-hardjhopestan7206  ..Fair point. As more info comes out, I see that a failure of a levee also contributed. But many areas being flooded are exactly the same as in 2011 and other years. I stand by the main point in my comment. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results. Clearly this area of Nebraska needs to reevaluate their river control strategies and where they build.
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  155.  @howdyags5149  ..I'm curious, do you think the books for Christianity, Islam, Scientology and Mormonism are all factual?
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  156. 40TuberYou ..What are you asking? Do you think a God created humans in our current form?
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  157. Honest question completely off topic. What's with hundreds of people having the same profile pick you're using spamming videos with thousands of comments? I honestly don't understand why?
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  158.  @kaylaeriksson9510  ..All current information indicates the missile came from Iranian territory.
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  159. Just imagine how the 15 million Kurds living in Turkey feel as their people are attacked. Erdogan is an idiot. The world must respond with crippling sanctions.
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  160. Nope, Trump is right. Clearing of underbrush is an important part of forest management. He said "raking and clearing". And when people clear underbrush in forests around urban areas they often use rakes.
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  161. There's already many regulations for bearing arms. Do you disagree with background checks?
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  162. Jacob w ..I’m curious how you think this is a violation of the 4th? The Supreme Court has repeatedly upheld the governments right to conduct “reasonable search and seizure”. The reason they’ve given is that “the rights of the many outweigh the rights of the individual”. They’ve stated this in multiple decisions. The public’s right to be safe in society takes precedent over many individual rights given in the Constitution. Examples include the governments ability to search without warrants where risks to domestic security exist. And an individuals “freedom to travel” right has been superseded by numerous laws, regulations and searches for roads and airplanes. The examples are endless. So again...background checks and other regulations on gun ownership don’t violate the 4th. The principle the “rights of the many outweigh the rights of the individual” is very important for a safe society.
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  163.   ..Good info.
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  164. The misinformation on deaths from Covid 19 needs to stop. Every single death attributed to Covid 19 needs to be explained in detail, particularly whether the person had serious underlying health conditions, was a smoker or obese, or also had the common cold or flu. Without this detail, the death numbers being attributed to the virus are meaningless.
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