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  1. Trump probably thinks Boone's Farm strawberry hill is better than French wine.😄
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  2. Trump: " We have a great economy, thanks to President Obama. President Obama left me with a growing economy, and I've been riding that wave ever since. I don't know what I would have done if I had inherited the great recession and the horrible economy that President Obama inherited. I mean I've filed for bankruptcy 6 times, I've driven at least 17 different businesses into the ground, I've lost more money than mathematicians thought was mathematically possible, and I still owe hundreds of millions to banks. If I were a Marvel Comics character, my name would be Minus Man. The truth is this, today, the entire country would look like the movie " The Grapes of Wrath" if I had been in President Obama’s shoes in 2009. So we should all be grateful to President Obama for the great economy he left us with, I know I am. " 😂😄
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  3. From the Daily Beast: Trump’s New Favorite Channel Employs Kremlin-Paid Journalist If the stories broadcast by the Trump-endorsed One America News Network sometimes look like outtakes from a Kremlin trolling operation, there may be a reason. One of the on-air reporters at the 24-hour network is a Russian national on the payroll of the Kremlin’s official propaganda outlet, Sputnik. Kristian Brunovich Rouz, originally from the Siberian city of Novosibirsk, has been living in San Diego, where OAN is based, since August 2017, reporting on U.S. politics for the 24-hour news channel. For all of that time, he’s been simultaneously writing for Sputnik, a Kremlin-owned news wire that played a role in Russia’s 2016 election-interference operation, according to an assessment by the U.S. intelligence community. Rouz’s on-air reports for OAN include a wholly fabricated 2017 segment claiming Hillary Clinton is secretly bankrolling antifathrough her political action committee. Clinton, Rouz claimed falsely, gave antifa protesters $800,000 that “went toward things like bricks, hammers, bats, and chains.”  In another report, Rouz cast Clinton’s criticism of Brexit as an extension of her “grievous insults and fake narratives against Russia”—an assertion that makes sense only in the context of Rouz’s multiple reports claiming Russia was framed for hacking Democrats. In all of Rouz’s OAN segments reviewed by The Daily Beast, he is introduced as a “One America correspondent,” with no disclosure of his work for Russia’s state-owned media, where he continues to file stories daily, primarily on economic news.  “This completes the merger between Russian state-sponsored propaganda and American conservative media,” said former FBI agent Clint Watts, a research fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. “We used to think of it as ‘They just have the same views’ or ‘They use the same story leads.’ But now they have the same personnel.” Rouz joined OAN at a time when his Russian employer was coming under heightened scrutiny over its role in Putin’s election interference, and its efforts to expand its American influence. One America pushes some of the same false stories as Sputnik and RT, but with none of the legal entanglements.  Founded and helmed by 77-year-old circuit-board millionaire Robert Herring Sr., OAN launched in 2013 as an answer to the chatty, opinionated content of mainstream cable-news channels—and a place for viewers too conservative for Fox News.  Over time, the network became increasingly dedicated to conspiracy theories and fake news, and became overtly supportive of Russia’s global agenda. When Rouz joined, the network had recently shed a number of anchors and other staffers who’d bristled at the change.  Though it’s available in only a handful of cable markets, OAN’s viewership includes some influential figures, including Traitor Trump himself. Trump has already fallen for at least two fake stories after seeing them on OAN.
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