Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Fox Business" channel.

  1. @rgsand01 Are you REALLY that stupid? The country is under lockdown due to a pandemic, people are rioting, looting and burning down our cities....and this is what's important to you? I hate calling people names but yeah....you're one stupid dolt.
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  2.  @NebjosaMeier  Guilty of what?? Money laundering?? Accepting gifts as bribes from foreign interests??? Influence peddling?? I have a laptop. I can guarantee you that you won't find anything illegal on it. Especially not anything that involves international schemes that goes against my country's best interests and are deemed illegal. I just don't have the connections to make this possible. You'll not find any pictures of me with underage girls either or being involved in illicit drug activities, either. Your statement is vague, to the point of being useless.
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  3. It seems to be a pattern with Democrats. The big city Democrats don't even want to talk about what's happening in their district. Prostitution, homelessness, garbage everywhere, shoplifting and crime, drug abuse....and they keep pretending that it's not happening. I don't understand why people continue to vote for them. Are they blind or do they want the deterioration of American cities to continue.....that it somehow benefits them? It's the most baffling thing that I've seen in politics in my 70 plus years.
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  4. Atta girl, Lightfoot. Blame the victim.
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  5. I support sanctuary cities and states. In fact, I will give any refugee (illegal immigrant) a ride to the sanctuary city or state of their choice. What's that? That's a terrible offer? I'm a racist? I'm taking them to where they'll be safe and among other "dreamers". They'll be an asset to that city or state and make for a better and more diverse community. I'm not dumping them. I asked them if they wanted a ride and it's up to them to take it or not.
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  6.  @AwakenedRaveN  Why would you get on the bus with him then? I know you think that you're being funny but I think you just sound a little childish.
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  7.  @AwakenedRaveN  Yup....childish.
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  8.  @loturzelrestaurant  I've read all about the history of the USSR and some of the history of Mao's China, North Korea and that revered Socialist butcher Che. If you want to talk environmental disasters, try reading about the Aral Sea, called by some the worst man made environmental disaster in history. The far left socialists of the Soviet Union did that. I've even read Marx as well as socialist educator Paulo Friere, the post modernist Foucault, Derrida and have a book by Jean-Francois Lyotard on my reading list. I've also read Chomsky and listened to a lot of his talks. Socialists all. Don't treat me like I don't know the subject. You don't know me.
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  9.  @John-zn4lp  In other words, the trial should be performative, an almost pointless exercise as a showcase, not a true trial at all. Guilty until proven innocent. Fool enough of the jury of what, exactly? That electoral fraud can't exist? That would surprise Rachel Rodrigues. She been charged for doing exactly that in the 2020 election. It's hardly been highlighted in the MSM because, although she's a Republican, it proves that the fraud CAN happen and the Trump is correct. Hillary Clinton said that Biden should NEVER concede to Trump, no matter what. Why? Because of election fraud. In fact, Trump was accused of election fraud in the 2016 elections. That's why he was impeached the first time. So to say electoral fraud isn't a possibility is either naive or an intentional falsehood.
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  10.  @tommackean  It could incriminate him. "March peacefully and patriotically....we're a party of law and order" has been turned into "Attack. Let's overthrow the government". If they can twist that, they could twist anything into what they want it to mean. I wouldn't say anything. If I said "innocent" they'd swear that I just pleaded "guilty" and that anyone that understands dogwhislting would know that.
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  11. Those Democrats don't hate the rich. They only hate those that are richer than they are.
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  12.  @Brainwashedgoat  You never supported Trump in your life. If you ever did, you may change your mind about HIM but you'd never allow someone else to rip you off like the Bureaucracy is doing. I don't like Trump, either, but I'm glad that our bureaucracy is being exposed. Only the really foolish would support those flat snouts in the trough. If you're going to spout BS, at least make it believable.
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  13.  @jimcutright  He's suffering from a form of Tourette's syndrome.
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  14. @vicky-zy4de Is no the answer? Musk has been involved in space exploration and has been working with NASA for years, under both Democrats and Republicans. He's sending satellites into space as an American citizen. Would he not need security checks for that? So, I checked. Apparently, he has had top security clearance for years and it was due to his involvement in the space industry and NASA. He's also said that way too much is classified and that the government has being using it to hide actions which could be seen as highly dubious and even unethical. No surprise there. What really surprises me is that DOGE is uncovering examples of HUGE government waste and corruption. Billions and billions of our tax money. Yet, some people are complaining. Why would you, why would ANYONE, be upset at the person who's revealing that our government and its bureaucracy is using our tax money as a personal piggy bank? That baffles me.
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  15.  @andrewalderman9489  Such a simplistic answer. The bank accepted Trump's assessment, gave him the money and he paid it back with interest. Where's the fraud? If the bank doesn't perform their own assessment of that property, that's on them. It's standard procedure in the banking business. They gave Trump that money because they were satisfied with his statement. This isn't just about Trump. This is about using the court system to take down a private citizen. Today Trump....tomorrow it will be you. Don't give anyone that kind of power. You may regret it someday.
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  16.  @firstsecond-ft1qg  What does it matter what the sum is? It's money and a LOT OF IT. Also, the word is "cite" not "sight". If you're going to nitpick over numbers, I'll nitpick right back at you.
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  17.  @Amir70778  Because they're buying votes....that's why we're against it. They're telling a demographic that they'll give them tens of thousands of dollars if they vote Democrat. How are they going to buy votes in the 2028 elections? Will it be reparations, pay off mortgages, free groceries? An economy can't take that kind of wild spending without it going bankrupt. Hell, one month ago, the Federal government almost had to default on their financial obligations. Now they want to give away another 40 billion over and above what they almost defaulted on. Basic economics says you can't print money to run a country. It'll render the dollar worthless, forcing inflation rates higher and higher. Exactly what happened in Venezuela.
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  18.  @plant495  A rational troll. Now, there's an oxymoron.
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  19. I doubt that either one of them know how to even turn a washing machine on. After all, she's a doctor and he's a politician. (LOL) They have minions to do that for them.
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  20.  @michaellorenzen8200  I'm getting Dr. Jilly to remove my goiter. I hope she doesn't mistake it for my head and amputate it instead.
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  21.  @veronicasimpson7953  If you have proof, show it. If not, you're engaging in gossip, the meanderings of an idle mind.
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  22. Much better to give them nothing. No drugs, no medicine, no cures. I guess we'll have to find that witch lady that lives in the forest. She'll have the "eye of newt" and "bat's wings" that should cure us. After all, it worked so well 500 years ago.
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  23.  @diamonddavey2668  I live in a small town of 15000 and there are 2 cases of the virus. Our town has the largest military air base in Canada and it's where those that were on the cruise ship that landed in California were sent and quarantined. 2 of them now have the virus. If it wasn't for that, we'd have 0 as well. In North America, the per capita caseload is 1 in 310,000 people. It's unlikely that you'd know anyone, anyway. Unlike, some countrie in Europe. There it's about 1 in 15000 almost 25 times higher. If we had that rate here, there'd be over 24,000 cases and you might have a couple at the hospital where your wife works. It's one thing to not trust politicians but it's another to disbelieve EVERYTHING. You may well end up regretting that. It doesn't mean that you have to go crazy. A few precautions is all that's needed.
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  24.  @warrior-xd2xn  Trump is NOT the president. LOL. This is 2023. You've lost a few years.
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  25.  @The_Insanity_Plex  These people are addicted and suffering from mental health. These addictions and mental health issues are causing them to commit crimes and posing a danger to ordinary citizens. An addiction is a disease and so are the many variations of mental health diseases. Yet, we allow them to go untreated, letting them roam the streets, alone and afraid. That is the travesty of these homeless encampments. Treat the disease and you clean up the streets of those encampments. However, it seems we'd rather watch them die, alone, addicted and afraid and we're doing it under the guise of compassion. Nothing compassionate about it. We don't do this to those suffering from other diseases, yet we're quite comfortable to allow their health afflictions go undiagnosed and untreated. Your comment is vague in its scope and offers nothing but more of the same.
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  26.  @elmerelless674  We don't like George Bush either. He's responsible for the deaths of a lot of good people and it accomplished nothing except destabilise the middle east. It paved the way for the Arab Spring, that was strongly supported by Obama and led to the rise of ISIS and the horrors that came with that. A lot of us hate what both parties, the Democrats and the RINOs, have become and that's the reason for the rise of Trump. Not a big supporter of Trump, myself, but his rise is understandable.
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  27.  Sebastian Thor  LOL......sure they will. Once the richest are looted, there will be a new level of rich people to be hated and looted. And then a new level of rich people. Repeat the procedure until they get to me, somewhere down the line. No thanks.
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  28. The Democrats keep telling us that they care about the ordinary worker. Yeah.....right.
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  29.  @sandrabecker666  It's never too late. The only way to keep things from improving is to give up.
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  30. They can't do it right now. The Democrats hold the majority and they'd just vote against it. That's why it's SO important to vote next month in the mid terms. The Democrats have to lose the majority so they can be outvoted if the investigation proceedings prove how corrupt the Bidens have been.
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  31.  @sprsmoke  He's a bot. He leaves the same message all over this comment section. It's all he says. A mindless bot.
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  32. "When the people realise that they can vote themselves money, that will be the end of our Republic" That wasn't Ben Franklin but it is the truth. The Democrats tried to buy votes and now they can't understand why the law (the Constitution) and responsible people think that this is wrong.
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  33.  @AlexanderStHill  That vaccine was a mistake made with good intentions. The real BS came when the Democrats first insulted those efforts and then FORCED every American to take the vaccines, that Trump initiated, no matter what. I think that most of us were wanting a safe vaccine, something that would halt the spread and medicine that would help those that did come down with Covid. The Democrats smeared every proposed medicine that might help the sick but they FORCED the healthy to take the vaccine. Both the sick and the healthy were punished by the Democrats. The Republicans didn't do that. I'm afraid your vaccine claim is a very poor one. Explain to me why I'm wrong. Always open to a good discussion if I'm missing something.
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  34.  @robyoung-pl1gq  No policies? Are we talking about the same guy? It's Trump that we're talking about. He built the wall, in spite of the fact that the Democrats fought him tooth and nail. He made deals with Mexico and other countries to stem the slow of migrants crossing the border, including the "Remain in Mexico" deal. He lowered taxes. He made trade deals and took on the megalith, China, who's been killing manufacturing in the US. He brokered peace deals between Israel and Muslim nations. He stopped payments to Iran. He forced NATO countries to pay their fair share to defend themselves. He introduced the Economic Development plan to help poor regions. He signed a Free Trade Deal with Canada and Mexico so those 3 countries could bring back manufacturing jobs and develop their natural resources. He brought in the First Step Act and then later signed the Second Chance Act to help prisoner to rebuild their lives when they got out of jail. He set up the traditional Black Universities to be funded for a ten year stretch, instead of forcing them to apply every year. No policies??? You're either talking about someone else or you're a troll.
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  35.  @lorettavandross2575  A judgemental Christian? "Love thy neighbour" Donna. "Judge not lest you be judged". You know....all those things that Jesus taught us on how to treat our fellow man. Try it.
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  36.  @justarandomguywantingtostu6539  Trump had just met with the President of Columbia and they discussed the problem of Venezuelan refugees entering Columbia by the hundreds of thousands. It's straining the resources of Columbia. These are economic refugees who are looking for basic necessities like food and clean water. This is from the country that has the richest oil reserves in the world. The Chavez government totally destroyed the means to production through corruption and terrible social and economic policies. He, as the elected president, is responsible for the country and its social and economic welfare. He failed and failed miserably.
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  37.  @DennepeerRelaxation  It's up to the Deutsche Bank to decide if they've been the victim of fraud. They got their money back, with interest. The loan was paid off....so they weren't victimised. The bank obviously didn't even check on the numbers because it's standard procedure to do just that when giving out a loan. In fact, it's one of the main sources of income for a real estate appraisal company. They appraise property, for banks, in loan applications. Deutsche Bank quite obviously didn't feel it necessary to do this, for whatever reason and it is up to them, NOT a state Attorney General. An AG has no business telling a bank that they're engaging in bad business policies. The AG has said that she was going to "get Trump" and then she looked until she thought she found something. If Trump is guilty of fraud, what about the loan officers who didn't do their job? Are they guilty as well? This is a fraud without a victim. No one lost a cent. In fact, everyone involved MADE money. This isn't about fraud. It's about getting rid of a political opponent. If the banks didn't care, why would the AG care? There's only one reason. The AG doesn't like Trump and it's malicious prosecution.
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  38.  @KeepItReal33  El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are NOT at war. No civil war, no war against invading armies, nothing. There is a drug war in Mexico between the government and drug syndicates and between the syndicates themselves but it's not the type of war where civilians are bombed and murdered. If the war there was SO dangerous, why would people enter Mexico and walk right through the war ravaged countryside with their children. These people are NOT fleeing wars at all. If there are wars in these countries, provide me with the evidence.
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  39.  @fooffie  He might be a little over the top but are you seriously going to say the De Blasio is better? De Blasio was threatening people with jail when they were supposedly ignoring the lockdown but now people are looting, burning and destroying businesses, he says nothing. I'd rather a fruit loop that puts an end to the violence than a cringing left wing sycophant, hiding in his home with all kinds of security to protect him.
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  40. Socialist and Marxist ideology has taken over the Democrat party. They're pitting identity groups against one another, in the hopes that they can divide and conquer. I can't understand how it's possible that people can't see it.
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  41. Maybe he wasn't guilty. Just a thought. I mean, I assume that when someone isn't being indicted for something there's not enough evidence to indict.
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  42.  @durgan5668  Didn't that frozen money originally come from taxpayer funds? You're not playing at word games are you?
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  43.  @TheCubicleReview2  Let's ignore Trump and his university. It doesn't exist anymore. If Trump doesn't exist, is New York a better city to live in or do business? Does that solve the illegal immigrant situation, the burgeoning crime, the homelessness and will it make business investments a lot better? Will food prices go down? Rents become more affordable? Will the average person make an affordable wage? If so.....HOW? There are people who fiddle while New York burns because of their hatred for one man. It's like you don't care about these issues so long as Trump is disposed of. Time to get your priorities straight.
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  44.  @banalucki  You're the one that seems to know. Why don't you enlighten the rest of us with your insights? Your comments do not make sense.
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  45.  @banalucki  LOL. I'm guessing that you believe that you're the one with the great IQ and life experiences and I'm the one that is in need of a reality check. Humility isn't really one of your virtues, is it? Maybe you could have explained yourself instead of posting an ad hominem attack on my intelligence and mental state. That would have been a great deal more useful.
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  46.  @EMendonca-mp2mf  To the entire nation. They withheld information, from the public, that would have changed the outcome of an election. They hid information of illegal actions of the Biden family that gave preferential treatment to foreign interests that effected the economic stability of our nation. The media has been an absolute disgrace.
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  47.  @boblynnsr.7434  Trump is no longer the president. We have a new president now. He's not doing a very good job, either. There's strong evidence that his son was involved in corrupt dealings in Ukraine, Russia and China and there are links to his father, our current president. Biden has also been caught with classified documents, on his property, from his time as vice-president. These are incidents that must be investigated. Trump has nothing to do with this. Just because Trump was corrupt, that doesn't mean that no other subsequent president could be corrupt. We have to deal with them as they come. It's not just naive to let Biden off the hook because "orange man bad". It's just plain dumb. Deal with the issue of today, the president of today, not the president of yesterday.
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  48.  Dubjax 28  "The income gap between highest and lowest earners has never been wider in US history." So what? It's NOT about what someone else has, it's about what I have. That's how you should look at it. Are things better for me now than they were a couple of years ago and does the future look brighter at the moment. You're turning this into an economy of envy. What someone else has doesn't impact me. I can't spend someone else's money on me. The deficit is a huge problem. However, how are you going to pay it off if the economy is in the tank. You have to start to make money before you can pay off your debts. That's common sense. If this economy continues to improve and the deficit keeps growing in the future, then we should start questioning why this is happening. If I'm going bankrupt and my wages aren't helping, I have to improve my financial position. I'll just keep going deeper into debt until I pare down my life style or improve my wage situation. That's the same with the government. Get all those troops out of the Middle East, just like you promised, Trump, and apply the savings to the deficit. The economy has improved so you can do this. Keep that promise of withdrawing troops. No matter how you slice it, the economy is doing great. Now, the government in power has to take advantage of it. Let's see if, after the next election, Trump can do as well with the deficit as he has with the economy.
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  49. It's the vice of envy. There's a reason why "Thou shalt not covet" is one of the Ten Commandments. It's one of the most destructive forces in society.
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  50.  @mariahewitt9787  Trump was trying to end the war. Zelensky said TWICE "I don't want a ceasefire". Well, WE DON"T WANT A WAR. We also don't want to send our hard earned tax money to a guy that says things like this. Who yells at our leader as if he expects us to just give him billions because he asks. You think that Russia is a bad country but Ukraine has been named as one of the most corrupt countries in the world, even reaching all the way to the 3rd most corrupt. The only difference between those 2 countries is that one has more power. That's it. It doesn't make Ukraine any less corrupt. It might make them more manipulative, though.
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