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

  1.  @jesusenki8509  I've not been to San Francisco but I know people who have and I have no reason to doubt what they've told me. It validates what I've seen on TV and the internet. Also, in the last 2 years, I've been to the Dominican Republic, Mexico, the Netherlands and the Canadian Maritimes and am planning a trip to either Costa Rica or Cuba this winter. I've seen a good part of the world.
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  2.  Beaye Malphas  That's the second time that I've seen you make that claim. Now, show us how you know this. The big indicator for a solid financial future for any network is ratings. CNN ratings have been dropping quickly and Fox gets 3X the viewership as CNN does, especially in the 25 to 41 age group, the group that networks target. They can't continue to lose viewership in this manner and maintain advertising revenue. As an investor, I'd be afraid to leave my money there. They have to do better. Also, even it they revenue share is higher, it's the trend of the profit margin that is the indicator of a solid business. If you're trending up, that's good. If it is consistently moving downwards, a snap shot figure may not be telling all that is needed to indicate financial stability.
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  3.  @elainekilgore1352  I would ask you to refrain from using gender specific pronouns except I can't keep a straight face.
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  4.  @DeTuks  Maybe he shouldn't have terminated that deal but all that Iran had to do is renegotiate. They didn't. All through that deal and after, Iran continually sent aid to recognised terror groups and fought proxy wars against the Saudis. When Trump terminated the deal, they became outraged and stepped up their military and financial support of those proxy wars and were met with sanctions with an invitation to sit and negotiate. Instead, they start with aggressive military action. Iran......sit down and negotiate. The invitation is open and has been publicly offered by Trump. Iran doesn't have to agree with everything that is on the table but compromise is part of negotiating.
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  5.  @optimisticallycynical.814  "the 12 year old executed saudi arabia at 18 in saudi arabia had no gun" What does that even mean? Put down the pipe and go to bed.
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  6.  @Somethingrandomlymadeup  His skin colour is not his doing. However, the stupid things he says is his doing. His stupidity is what makes him unlikeable.
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  7.  @quovadis7119  You're name is on public record as well. I guess I should go find it, get your phone number and your address, tell everyone on line and then imply that your political views are of the type that deserve harassment. Castro is a member of Congress. He's a leader. He's using his position, as a person of strong influence, to encourage his followers to harass people that he doesn't like. It's not quite an exhortation to violence but it's definitely one to encourage harassment and bullying. If you can't see that you're being wilfully blind and you approve of bullying people that you don't agree with.
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  8.  Eilliw Nodrog  She was tough on crime because it suited her career. As soon as she wasn't the prosecutor, that tough stance left with her. It had nothing to do with her ideas of crime. It was all about personal ambition. She visited Jacob Blake, a man accused of sexual assault and ignoring a court order to stay away from his victim and she, the "tough on crime" ex-prosecutor, visited him in the hospital and told him that she was proud of him. An accused rapist. She provided money to bail out rioters in Minneapolis. Rioting is a crime and she helped to bail them out. Tough on crime....yeah right. She's an ambitious, ruthless opportunist, who cares about no one but herself.
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  9.  @revavi  You've convinced me. That's the most convincing argument I've heard all in a long time. Also...I'm being extremely facetious, just in case you thought I was being serious.
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  10. @Bryson Herazo He asked her a direct question and she refused to answer. This is basically the question. Should we be "aborting" babies after they've been born? This isn't a Tucker lie. It's a question and it doesn't matter who's asking it.
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  11. @Bryson Herazo Then why are you not addressing the topic of this video. It isn't about Tucker or Hannity. It's about killing babies after they're born. That's the issue here. It doesn't matter who's asking the question. What matters is her answer to that question and she refused to answer it.
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  12.  @marisawright2224  What are you talking about? Cities are burning, stores are being looted, a man was murdered by a looter, in all 11 people are dead since these "protests" have started......and you're concerned about that? What is wrong with your priorities.
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  13.  @Colin22  No it wasn't. The Deep Throat tips were important to the investigation but 5 men had been arrested for the Watergate break in and they had money, burglary tools and electronic listening devices. The authorities had a crime. Those listening devices suggested some kind of plot and Woodward and Bernstein were assigned to cover that story. They were assigned to cover the Watergate break in. Deep throat gave tips to how deep this plot went. That anonymous tip implicated Nixon but the crime was already known long beforehand. There was no crime evident in this collusion investigation. A crime was alleged and then they went looking for evidence. They didn't even know if a crime had been committed, let alone who was responsible.
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  14.  @jimmilne5549  Yes....it is a terrible thing to lose someone close to you and they have my deepest sympathy. I've lost a son to an accident and I know how devastating it is. However, it's not a reason to go completely off the rails, either. Planting a garden is NOT going to spread the virus. Common sense should be encouraged, not unbridled panic and emotional backbiting. People are supposed to have a brain between their ears. They should use them.
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  15.  @justcoolin5630  It is the left's fault. They spent decades preparing the young to accept this ideology, quietly and surreptitiously. Then, when the time was right, they brought it into the open and the rest of us, who didn't grow up this way, were caught completely off guard. They made sure that the culture of acceptance, of this stuff by students, was in place before advancing to this stage. It was slow, well paced and premeditated. Our fault was in the fact that we refuse to believe that the ridiculous can happen until it's too late.
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  16.  @williepayne7206  Of course they have an idea on who might be sent packing. A formal list? They don't need that. It's ridiculous. Like it or not, Trump is the president. He made promises to the electorate and it would seem logical that he would take on those who would try their best to help him fulfill those promises. Could you imagine if the Democrats (heaven forbid) win the next election and the new Democrat president allowed ALL the Trump supporters to stay and work for him? That would be ridiculous. The new president would dismiss all those that they thought would undermine his efforts. It's what Obama did and rightly so and what Trump is, FINALLY, doing now.
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  17.  @johnnymematik8649  It's always to the extreme, isn't it? You either let your kids do as they want or you BEAT them senseless. Nothing in between. I see these parents all the time. Their kids are screaming in stores, throwing store property around while in the throes of a temper tantrum and their parents will either ignore them, give in to their demands or try to negotiate with them. My kids would NEVER behave that way and I didn't have to "batter" them. I'd grab them by the hand and walk them out of the store. When home, they can go to their room and sit in there for a couple of hours. Next time we go somewhere, that this misbehaving child might want to go to, they get to stay home and be told why it they don't get to go. If they take a temper tantrum, back to the room they go until they learn how to control their emotions. You don't have to BEAT kids to discipline them. You have to be strong, emotionally, and be firm about what you say and MEAN it. Good behaviour is NOT a negotiation. It's a requirement. It takes love and determination to raise a child that is a plus to the community. It's not love when you allow them to behave like spoiled brats. It's laziness.
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  18. @jasondt02 Exactly, what I said to someone earlier. It's brainstorming. Throwing it at the wall and hoping something might stick. Those who laugh and make fun, of questions asked, are the types of people I don't want in a meeting or on a shop floor trying to solve problems. I'd want EVERYONE to feel free to add their input without being shamed or afraid that someone would be that cruel as to shame them.
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  19.  @stuuubbs7782  Just curious. What, in the Constitution hasn't he protected?
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  20.  @OliverDePlace  And what about some of my friends? My buddy, with a wife and 2 kids, who just got laid off, INDEFINITELY. He wants good news for himself, NOW. NOW, you idiot. He doesn't want to hear Democrat maneuvering or your idiot claims about someone lining his pocket. His family needs that security now, along with millions of other ordinary workers. They're worrying about rich people and ignoring the poor that need their help. This is the stupidest political move I've ever seen a political party make. I've seen so many people say flat out, they'll NEVER vote Democrat again. NEVER...you idiot. The Republicans will have free rein to line their pockets for the next 20 years because the Democrats are too dense to realise that this was the WRONG time to play politics. Plane emissions.....my God. How absolutely and astonishing ridiculous....and YOU'RE DEFENDING IT. Party of the people.....yeah right.
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  21.  @matthewpaul731  It's sounds to me as if he was getting in touch with those who he is sworn to protect. Creating a dialogue so there's no suspicion and rancor in his district. Unlike what's going on in so many of our cities. I've read one comment after another, from citizens of that county, expressing their appreciation of his work. I'll bet that doesn't happen in Chicago, Minneapolis, Portland or New York. You sound like one bitter individual.
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  22.  cuekwe Jones  What if you get it? Would he be punishing you? Maybe this has all been a big setup, by God, to get you for all the name calling and hatred that this behaviour signifies. After all...Love thy neighbour. Don't hear a lot of love in that comment of yours.
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  23.  @spltndddpairofaces680  Answer a question with a question, huh. Nice dodge. If the teachers didn't do it, they didn't do it. No problem. However, my question goes to the point of guilt. Do you think that, if those teachers are found guilty, that they do something that was reprehensible or not? Should teachers keep secrets, from parents about their kids, to satisfy a personal ideology? Should there even be sexually oriented clubs, in schools, for minors? This is what is at the heart of this entire video. I expect you to dodge the issue, just as you've done all along.
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  24.  Jared Keith  You know this.....HOW??? Is she your neighbour? Sister in law??? How do you know that she wasn't attacked for having an American flag? I'd like to have the proof when I'm criticising her.
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  25.  @meatball4409  Here's an old prayer that I heard years ago. "God, please save us from those with good intentions" I can't even begin to comment on how lacking in awareness the second part of your post is. I will say that when you engage in hate, you lose all reason and logic.
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  26.  @phillybeccio2782  Of course....let's take it to the extreme. There's never any middle ground. It's either full blood native or one ancestor 10 generations ago. No one has a parent or grandparent, who they know, live with and deeply care about, who are native. It's either full blood or NOTHING. People just want to hate, even if it's hatred at a nine year old child.
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  27.  @EducationMorePlease  Not you again. Can't you come up with comments that are no better than Duckspeak?
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  28. I can see how they did that. Years ago, I didn't like Trump but I didn't really pay a lot of attention to him. He was easy not to like. Then, he ran for president and I had to pay attention. He's still has that same air about him, but he's ok. The thing is, those that didn't like him, back then, won't EVER accept that they might have been wrong about him. The more he proves them wrong, the more they dig in their heels. Not what I'd call mature behaviour. His opposition have become just plain insane in their hatred. Most of the time, it's not that I'm defending Trump, I'm ragging on Democrat stupidity. Of course, their hatred won't let them see that. So, all I can say is......TRUMP 2020!! There's no way I want those lunatics to win now.
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  29. @Zquadfather ILLEGAL immigrants. Trump wants to stop ILLEGAL immigrants. Get that!!!!!! ILLEGAL......contrary to or forbidden by law. It is ILLEGAL to enter and stay in the US without the express permission of the US government as provided by the law. Over 1 million people entered the US last year after applying for legal status which was granted. Can you really not get that distinction? Those million plus people entered the US LEGALLY. If the US didn't want them, they would NOT have gotten this LEGAL status. Name ONE time where Trump has advocated for no more immigrants. You can't do it because he has NEVER said that. NOT ONCE. I find it astounding how people like you can't get this through your thick skulls. It's as if you don't WANT to understand the distinction between legal entry and illegal entry because honestly.....who could be that thick?
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  30.  @jimmilne5549  Now, you're doing it. Vague insults accomplish nothing. Open and honest discussion, however, does just that. As long as you behave the way that you are and the way that you feel Trump behaves, there will never be a solution at the border. Just 2 groups of people yelling over a metaphoric wall of their own making. Like a bunch of children. EVERY country in the world has immigration laws and standards. EVERY country in the world insists that you go to official checkpoints to register your entry and the reason why you want to visit. You MUST have a passport to enter and then demonstrate your reason for entry and when you expect to leave. Try it, yourself. Get on a plane and go to Italy without a passport. See how far you get and how many happy tourist pictures you'll take while you're there. I'm guessing zero pictures. This isn't a US/Mexico border issue. This is an international issue and involves every country on the planet. I get why you don't like Trump and I can't blame you for that, but this isn't about Trump, because if it was, you'd be able to go to Italy without a passport....and you can't.
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  31.  @replysoon3216  And that's another topic. He cleaned up the crime in NY. I liked that. He also had other ideas that I didn't like. I have yet to meet the person that I agreed with on everything all the time. The topic is crime NOT the 2nd amendment. Two completely different things that some people want to blend together.
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  32.  H Smith  As far as I've heard, he's not been convicted of anything. You see, US law states that one is innocent until proven guilty. In fact, that's how one show treat any story about anyone. Without proof, you're engaging in gossip.....the painful meanderings of a weak mind. I know all that is a difficult concept for some but the minute you're assumed guilty and have to prove your innocence, that's the same minute that you'll begin to understand what I'm talking about.
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  33.  @DOOMJESUS  You seem to know a lot about her. How about YOU link us to references that shows that she's a liar. I have a feeling you won't, though. Surprise me.
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  34.  @christaber4703  That was the plan at the time. Don't you get that???? The US was energy self sufficient and didn't NEED the oil. Now....right now, because Democrat policies the US produces 2 million less barrels of oil A DAY. 2 million less barrels and, of course that doesn't include the oil from Keystone, which has never been produced. So...if we were STILL producing that 2 million barrels every day, we'd be energy sufficient or near to it. Keystone would not be needed and that oil could still be sold on the open market, further driving down the oil prices. However, since there hasn't been any work done on that pipeline in a year, they can't finish it till 2024 and probably not till 2025. Had they been working on it all along, they could have sped up the work load and maybe got it done sooner but that's gone all to hell. Biden and the Democrats, created the circumstances to allow the big price hikes and inflation. I'm NOT a big fan of Trump but I do know one thing. We wouldn't be in NEAR the mess we're in right not had Trump been the president. He'd never passed legislation to discourage drilling or work on the Keystone pipeline and the speculation would not have driven oil prices as high as they are now.
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  35.  @senilejoe7932  Don't act like a child. Everyone knows that we refer to South American countries as Hispanic due to the language and heritage. Being intentionally obtuse isn't a good look.
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  36.  @frannanderson4165  The billionaire failure who became president. Sounds more like an Horatio Alger novel to me. Rather contradictory.
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  37. @Tinja Nurtle Not much of a statesman but what's that got to do with him getting tested or not? His doctors say it wasn't necessary. It's not him that made a big deal out of it. Like that woman on CNN. She kept trying but she kept getting shot down. She's probably still looking for a doctor that thinks he should of been tested.
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  38.  Masson H  What do you think the CDC is you nutjob? My god, when people are infected with hate, they'll just make up stuff to feed the monster. The consummate spin master.
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  39.  @merrinbuchan2488  The quote is "The LOVE of money is the root of all evil" ( 1 Timothy 6:10 KJV) Can you see the difference? If you're going to use a quote, use it correctly.
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  40.  @alexs1640  No one, but NO ONE, is required to show their taxes unless subpoenaed by a judge. That includes YOU. If a police officer knocked on your door and said he wanted all your tax information for the last 20 years, without an official document giving him that right, would YOU hand it over? I'm betting you'd say no. Of course, that would make you guilty of some kind of tax fraud, wouldn't it? There has to be probable cause and since the IRS hasn't provided any information that would give probable cause, his tax information will remain private, as it should be. As yours should be. If someone makes a claim and then recants....THAT'S transparency. If Trump says that his claim about sanctuary cities IS true....he just revealed that what he said in the first place was false. That's being transparent. I'm not sure it even happened that way but your using this as an example is illogical. I'm not saying that Trump has never lied but he turned over every document that asked for. EVERY ONE. Also, a person has the right to not take a stand and be put into a position in which he might incriminate himself. That's the law. Any lawyer will strongly advise their client to not, voluntarily take the stand. Criminal law 101.
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  41. He should never have put himself in that position. He bent the knee to the point that there was no turning back. Had he stood up there, that day, and told the mob that he was the mayor and they weren't going to dictate how the city was to be run, they may well have torn him to pieces. This is mob rule. Nothing is impossible when the mob is unleashed.
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  42.  @armyman1245  I get it. You're a hater. The type of person that destroys and gets satisfaction out of it. You get a power rush from your stupidity and bullying.
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  43. @Steam fish White rice Trump has been after China for years, saying that they're bleeding us dry with the full cooperation of multinationals and the bureaucratic swamp in Washington. Filling our store shelves with cheap products by using cheap labour with no labour codes or environmental or quality standards. Everyone is this country knows that to be true....EVEN YOU. Do you know who's been defending China? Joe Biden has. In fact, the entire Democrat party and the MSM has been defending, not only China, but all the corruption that's abounding in Washington. The media and big Tech actually censored and refused to talk about Hunter's laptop. Had that been Donald Trump junior's laptop, we'd never hear the end of it. Watch all the restrictions on Chinese trade be repealed and American manufacturing start to suffer again. Watch even more Chinese products fill our store shelves at the expense of the American worker.
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  44.  @MaddieAU  People are diverse but they also have things in common. Wokeness say that diversity keeps us apart. This woman is saying that the things that we have in common can bring us together. It would appear that the ones wanting segregation beat out the woman who strived for peace and understanding. She's not woke. If she was, they wouldn't have taken her down so brutally.
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  45.  @warrenpacholzuk9190  The "OLD" wall was useless and had to be replaced. It was built by previous presidents because that's where most of the illegal traffic crossed. It made sense to replace it. There may be arguments against building a wall but if you're going to do it, you start to build where it's needed the most. The "NEW" wall will be the next step. His presidency isn't over yet so you can't say he isn't keeping that promise until he is out of office.
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  46.  @billjones3497  Nobody thought that White people would actually fight a Civil War to end slavery, but they did. The bloodiest war in the human history until WW1. In the United States. Can't happen here....huh. Stick your head back into the sand, ostrich.
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  47.    The kids were found alone so they put them in cages? Wasn't that enlightened of them. Are you REALLY justifying that? I suppose you've not heard of child trafficking, have you. Or that some of those attempting to get into the country, illegally, were using random kids as props to elicit sympathy to get into the country. Kids that they had snatched from the arms of their REAL parents, doing so in the hopes that border agents might not search them for contraband. I'll bet you've never heard of actual American citizens, who, after being caught engaging in illegal activities, had THEIR children snatched from their parents arms when they were arrested by agents sent by child protection services. Strange how crossing a border, illegally, with children, isn't grounds for temporary separation but punching your neighbour might see your children snatched and placed in a foster home, complete strangers to those children. Those parents know the risks of taking their children across the border, illegally, and they decided to risk it anyway. You're reacting emotionally, based only on a hatred for an individual. That allows you to justify the loving care shown by Obama when caging children and reviling the horrors of snatching children when it happens in Trump's term in office. It has nothing to do with the truth or reality of the situation. It has EVERYTHING to do with your lack of emotional control.
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  48. Yup. No matter what he does, it'll never be the right thing. Why not take your life into your own hands, all you whiners and blamers? Why would you wait for the government to tell you what to do? I ALWAYS have enough to last for, at least, 4 to 6 weeks in case of a crisis. I'm astounded why people don't do this.
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  49.  ong kim  Wow.....that's a great example of Orwellian doublespeak. One of the best I've ever heard. You have to be a troll. No one REALLY thinks that way. At least no sane person.
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  50. @rona4960 Trump has been president for 1 month. He's doing a huge audit of government. He's started building on the wall. He's started a deportation program. He's trying to negotiate a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia. He's been dealing with the Gaza issue. What a lazy SOB. LOL. I suppose when you don't accomplish EVERYTHING in one day, you're a failure.
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