Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Fox Business" channel.

IZA DARKO Russian Moscow mayor’s wife wired $3.5 million to Hunter Biden? That’s easy. Trump-Russia collusion. Biden threatened the Ukrainian President by withholding $1 billion in US aid until he fired the prosecutor that was investigating Burisma, where Hunter Biden sat on the board? Easy: Trump-Russia! Chicoms gave $1.5 billion to the law firm that Hunter Biden was a member of? Trump used the laws to avoid paying taxes with his businesses! Trump man bad! Notice how they’re not reporting on any of these stories on the presstitute brothel networks, while inundating their viewers with a constant message that Trump is evil, while Biden and crew are actually guilty of all the things they accuse Trump of.
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Bill Clinton had 11 counts of guilty behavior mentioned by the Special Counsel, labeled guilty. Trump? Zero
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Samuel Julius Kids have been taught this garbage for decades, which is why you have a Harvard and Yale graduate who now teaches economics thinning that the socialist party never got its rightful place in American politics. The guy is simply uninformed or is selectively editing history to push a more open socialist agenda.
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@roberta949 Every successful long-term corporate entity with a large employee base values that employee pool like family without any help from government. As a business owner, I don't need the government to tell me how to manage my people.
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@-_-unseen-_- “We investigated ourselves. No reasonable prosecutor would take these types of cases."
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@matthall5769 You can tell right away whether an argument comes from the uninformed classroom professor, or the actual business world. The myopic this vs that Karl Marx-inspired rhetoric falls apart quickly when subjected to real-world complexities. I've seen a lot of smaller and mid-level companies learn lessons the hard way that have been ironed out over the past century by bigger companies. Common problems include: * Nepotism * Business management failures * Robbing their own companies * Poor HR management A lot of this is a product of schooling and culture. As bad as it is in the private sector, the government takes things to levels unimaginable in the workplace, while stiffing taxpayers with the bill.
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And yet they have escaped prosecution. What I would recommend is that you divorce yourself from any political party allegiance for the moment, and do some more reading. The Clinton's crimes are so egregious and numerous, that it would take lifetimes to document them all. Start with convicted cocaine trafficker/SEC & FEC rules violator Dan Lasater and his personal secretary, Patsy Thomasson, who they appointed Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of White House Personnel. It is a cold, hard fact that Dan Lasater was a convicted cocaine trafficker, who purchased airfields in Central America and New Mexico to facilitate his international narcotics business, which he then laundered through various banking and trading vehicles. It is a cold, hard fact that Patsy Thomasson was his personal secretary for almost 10 years. Dan Lasater contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to various Southern Governors, including Bill Clinton, and provided a job to Bill's half brother, Roger in a quid pro quo scheme for political cover. He also benefited from the Rose Law Firm representing his claimants in securities and exchange violations he perpetrated against banks, with Vince Foster featured prominently throughout the settlements and dealings. That's just one, tiny little chapter in the Clinton crime syndicate. Then look into the Arkansas Development and Finance Authority as a drug money laundering vehicle. Even before you get to the White House in 1993, their crimes are so extensive, that you're looking at several 250 year Federal prison life sentences just for money-laundering and corruption related to cocaine trafficking.
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Hillary's campaign concocted it with the full support of Obama WH, then the DNC. Both the DNC and Hillary paid Steele using cut-out law firms, including Perkins Coie, who then paid Fusion GPS. Hillary's campaign paid $1.02 million, but Robby Mook and John Podesta claim they knew nothing about it.
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@michaelshaw9108 DOJ is selectively independent. When populated with career slimeballs and a career statist is in office, they can run guns into Mexico, burn dozens of civilians alive in their church, shoot mothers in the head while holding their 10 month old baby, help terrorists blow up Federal buildings and set off massive car bombs under sky-scrapers, while letting every hostile foreign nation's spies have access to the highest levels of government. When someone tries to actually do their job in protecting the United States, the DOJ turns obstructionist. It's all backwards.
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@matthall5769 That's a publicly-traded large corporation business model. Those companies normally have profit-sharing and performance bonuses already, and are very competitive to get into because of healthcare, retirement, and profit-sharing benefits. Many of them offer employee growth and professional development options nowadays as well. I'm not seeing an informed argument from the class welfare peddlers when you actually look at many successful corporations.
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@Mnecrafter99 And yet the United States IS the most stable society on earth, without peer. It's the longest lasting political-economic system with higher standards of living. This is despite of our socialist programs, not because of therm. The combination of special interest kleptocracy and progressive socialist bureaucracy have been albatrosses around our necks, but because of whatever free enterprise is left over, we still push forward. I think a lot of people in the US are clueless about how things are outside of the US because they haven't traveled much outside it and lived abroad. There's really nothing like it. I've traveled to 30 different countries and have lived in 8, including Europe, Asia, Central America, and the Middle East. I'm not advocating for no government, just less. Most of the bureaucracies we have are net negatives.
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@JohnDoe-ef3nv The Scandinavian countries aren't do as well as you think. My mom is from Finland and I have lived there several times. We have family in Sweden as well. Finland's government resigned in March because they were unable to pay for their healthcare disaster known as NHS. If you go to a government hospital in Helsinki, prepare to wait for 6hrs or more before you'r seen. Been there, done that multiple times with my dad. My son crashed his bike and hurt his knee really bad. They said he'll need an MRI. Almost 2 months later, we got the MRI. MRI machine was Made in USA of course, but it didn't matter by that point. Here in the US, an illegal immigrant from China or Honduras that doesn't know a sentence of English will have an MRI within hours, which is better than what Finnish Ministers of Parliament get. This is reality, not conjecture. On top of all that, the Scandinavian countries, including Sweden, have been able to spend more money on these wasteful, pointless socialist programs because the US has providing for the defense of Europe since 1945. The Swedes will say, "Not us, we develop our own defense programs." Then I point out their latest fighter, the JAS-39 Gripen, used General Electric GE F404 derivative motors and the US buys a lot of Swedish anti-armor systems. Norway? US F-16As and now F-35As patrol the Norwegian skies. Denmark? F-16As and now F-35As. Finland, who isn't even NATO? They've been flying F/A-18s since 1995. It takes billions in Research Development Test & Evaluation that the Scandinavian countries have spent on their social welfare programs and infrastructure, while the US spent it on defense that these counties have benefitted from significantly. In the end, people in the US living well below the "poverty line" have better access to healthcare and dental care in some of the "poorest" parts of the US Deep South compared to wealthy people in the major cities of Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, or Copenhagen. I've seen this first-hand in multiple locations in the US and Scandinavia, then cross-referenced my anecdotal experiences with the NHS data from those countries as a sanity check.
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NSA Admiral Mike Rogers warned Trump that the Obama Administration had weaponized the powers of intel collection against Trump. Imagine what leaks the presstitutes would be getting towards their impeachment efforts had Trump not been warned. FBI hired Mike Pence's senior advisor to act as an internal spy on the WH as well. The FBI and CIA concurrently set up the fake sting operation on Papadopoulos, while promoting Hillary's fake dossier. The presstitutes were fed fake references to these cooperative Intel community disinformation operations to build steam among the populace that Trump was colluding with Russia. Heads need to literally roll for this.
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Napolitano: How do you obstruct justice if there was no crime? Go cry in a corner somewhere else.
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@ozzy9120 What crime was Trump planing to commit?
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@ozzy9120 What if the investigators could tell I had no intent with their mind-reading skills. Would any reasonable prosecutor take the case and charge me?
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They haven't gotten much right since the mid 1800s. Mark Twain said: "He who doesn't read the newspaper is uninformed. He who reads the newspaper is misinformed."
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@BigCat6906 Or very rich beyond their means. James Comey investigated the Clintons in the 1990s. He said "no prosecutor would take their case because you couldn't prove all the crimes and obstruction had intent behind them". Think I'm making this up? He was Deputy Special Counsel to the Whitewater Committee.
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@Mnecrafter99 What is this government-mandated living standard you speak of? There is no such standard in the US. I would hate to live in a nanny state where details regarding my standard of living were regulated by Gov't through my employer. Sounds like an absolute nightmare.
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@Mnecrafter99 We had far more instability in the 1960s after the assassinations of JFK, MLK, and RFK and the Vietnam War protests. Take a look at France, Germany, UK, Sweden, Finland, Italy, Spain, Russia, and China just for starters if you want modern examples of political, economic, and military instability. France has had massive and sustained protests under Macron, while their immigration problem and taxation are too much for French citizens to bear, especially with low birth rates. Germany has a Manchurian candidate East German communist at the helm, while brining in unchecked numbers of immigrants who will never integrated into the German society, and can't maintain basic readiness or availability rates with critical military systems. Low birth rates plague Germany as well. The UK Prime Minister just resigned in the face of massive internal opposition within the government, to the will of the people for Brexit from the EU. Low birth rates are another factor in the cultural shifts in the UK. Sweden is committing cultural suicide with mass immigration of people who will never integrate into Swedish culture and society. They also suffer from low birth rates. Finland's government just resigned because they can't solve the massive problems within their NHS nightmare. Finland has had major problems with birth rates dating back decades. Italy is suffering from massive debt crises in their banking sector, as well as low birth rates among Italians. Spain unemployment rates have been near depression-level around the time of the global financial crisis, and are still some of the highest in Europe, though having come down. Russia's economy has been in the toilet since the price of oil has dropped, they have major internal leadership voids in the regions, and they're about to see major downturns in their Foreign Military Sales markets as their weapons are humiliated further. But the US is on the verge of erupting?
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Clinton's. 2012 debates were a sham with that tent-wearing "moderator" correcting Romney and Romney accepting her "corrections". Kabuki theater it was.
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I could crush every argument of the professor with ease. It's clear he's not a student of history. You don't advocate for union-based corporate structure in the early US history since the US was a small business-based economy when founded. The industrialization that followed came in the 1800s. Only early exceptions with small industrial mills existed in the late 1700s. Now consider that he went to Yale and Harvard and the fact that he still bases his opinions on provable falsehoods. What's the value of his education?
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Guess who the Attorney General was when recommending to the incoming Clinton Administration that they fire the then FBI Director in 1993, because that FBI Director wouldn’t call off the investigators from looking into the banking transactions between senior Bush Sr. officials and Saddam Hussein. The same FBI Director who wouldn’t call off the investigations into Whitewater, Arkansas Development and Finance Corporation (drug money laundering front), Arkansas State Trooper scandals, murders, suicides, Arkansas State Medical Examiner, Mena, etc.
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Democratic Socialists of American are the new Communist Party USA, with direct connections to the key leaders of CPUSA.
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Mexico's quota has been exceeded.
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@truthbetold1377 Severely cut the Department of Education, HHS, HUD (socialist project dwellings that breed the welfare class), Food Stamps, Department of Labor, Commerce Dept, Dept of the Interior, Dept of Justice, slash Department of Labor (which has grown into a Soviet-Style bureaucracy of grotesque proportions and earns a D rating in its FOIA requests. Put the people to work who are receiving long-term government benefits through all these socialist programs left over from Wilson, FDR, and Nixon so they can help increase our Military force structure and capabilities, as well as our infrastructure.
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@cidsapient7154 China is not catching up the US economy, not even close. Their books are so cooked in gutter oil that not even the devil himself can decipher the amount of lies contained in them. Remember the steel futures scandal and now the banking scandals? The housing and construction merit system has been so abused, they have million dollar+ wealthy region real estate projects falling apart within 3-4 years of being slapped up with garbage concrete on chicken wire sub framing to make it all look highly architectural and stylish. Whole thing is a cheap concrete Potemkin village at an industrial scale, with the shadiest Asian construction methods known to man.
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They need emotional support puppies and fuzzy bunnies.
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Guess who one of the lead investigators was into Whitewater back in the 1990s? James Comey
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"Trump is not gonna be President." - Nancy Pelosi
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Take notice kids and young adults: You can learn more on your own than you will under the influence of one of these idiot economics professors.
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Trump: "Look over here at this other corrupt swamp." Media: "Trump's a racist!" Baltimore politicians: "Let's lash out at Trump." Trump: "See the culprits!"
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@BigCat6906 Well aware of the Arkansas drug running, money laundering, murders, obstruction of justice, abuse of multiple women, Governor Clinton Overdosing, Arkansas Development & Finance Authority, Rose Law Firm, Systematics DoD/DOJ contracts and transfer of tech to Alltel, sealed and classified lawsuits against Systematics, Foster's travel to Switzerland 12-20x per year with NSA binders including the NSA's bank surveillance program codes that were updated periodically, you name it. The Clintons are one of the biggest perpetrators of treason against the US, with the help of Bush 41. Since both parties are too entrenched in partisanship, nobody wants to touch these stories, so Hillary and Bill have walked free while being guilty of every high crime and treason you could imagine.
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@capncrunch7259 I am a proponent of limited government, yes. The bureaucratic state that emerged in the Progressive Era is not a positive story in our Nation's history-to the contrary. Large kleptocrats can afford to bypass the laws with pay-offs and special legislation tailored to them via their puppets in Congress, while smaller companies are targeted by regulatory agencies on technicalities, often to benefit competitors who heavily financed the campaigns of those in power.
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@capncrunch7259 I don't trust, nor should I trust any man. Life experience.... I don't watch TV or drink and have been an avid student of history since the 1970s, with a personal library and decades of study before the internet was widespread.
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Amused Roger that. They had substantial loss of life within the first year due to lack of incentives once the harder workers saw the fruits of their labors distributed to slackers.
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@helenmclaughlin252 Daddy Bush covered for Clinton all these years after Clinton cooperated in the cocaine smuggling ring to pay for CIA operations in Central America after the Democrats cut funding for the Contras. Clinton allowed the CIA to set up operations at an airfield near Mena, where Nicaraguan pilots were trained to fly weapons from AR to Nicaragua. Barry Seal was one of the pilots. It's an interesting story if you have the time and lays an important backdrop to backdoor US politics between Bush 41 & the Clintons.
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@joyrichards6127 Bush Sr. orchestrated the Mena operation via Oliver North, who recruited the contractors and Agency personnel that built the Mena Airport facilities during Governor Clinton’s rule over Arkansas. The Dem majority in the Congress banned the Reagan Administration from helping the Contras fight the communist Sandanistas, so the CIA and Army’s official budget was cut. Bush Sr. told Oliver North and William Secord on the NSC to use “creative financing techniques in the region” to continue the support to the Contras. CIA then started smuggling cocaine from Columbia into the US, with Arkansas, Florida, and other States where Governors were willing to play. Governor Clinton set up the Arkansas Development and Finance Authority to act as a clearing house for cocaine money laundering as part of this whole operation, while Senators and even Neil Bush (George H.W. Bush’s son) used the Savings and Loans Scandal to launder much of the money. You also had the Keating 5 Scandal with John McCain as the prime violator in the Senate, who was absolved of any wrongdoing and the others punished. Such was the political scene behind the scenes that none of the mainstream presstitutes would touch with a 10ft pole because they didn’t want to miss out on their WH Press credentials or invitations to the annual gala night dinner, where food, drinks, and women are shared. So yeah, my trust in Barr is non-existent as well.
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Lion Heart Back-door dealings between Bush Sr. WH, Governor Clinton, CIA, Arkansas, Saddam Hussein, offshore banks, the Savings and Loan Scandal...nothing really for you to be concerned about. Just get back to work and pay your taxes, peasant. These guys have it all figured out. They’ll investigate themselves and find no wrongdoing, maybe slap some low-level agents on the wrist, or better yet, create another distraction where Trump is the evil one. You should be outraged over what he tweeted!
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Trump represents an existential threat to the corrupt relationships in DC between Congressmen and special interests. Because he's a businessman, he threatens the traditional path to the WH and how power is distributed and rewarded by non-performers who could never hack the real world like the rest of us do on a regular basis.
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@xiangfan9846 There has never been a civilization on earth as influential and prosperous as The United States. Not sure why you would call it a failure.
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@于于海兴 You don't even know basic Chinese history. Invaded by Korea? Vietnam? Japan and Mongols are Western invaders? Study your history some more. China has lost every single war it has been in with one exception: the US helping China defeat Japan in WWII, after a brutal Japanese occupation of Manchuria. Have they censored China so thoroughly that you don't know these facts?
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Economics Professor again makes a huge exclusion from reality about the rise of Socialism in the US. Has he not ever heard of the Progressive Party and the Progressive Era? Socialism took over both political parties, starting with the Republican Party under Theodore Roosevelt. It's like this guy never learned basic US History 101. Harvard and Yale grad folks, economic professor. This is what you're wasting your money on when you send your kids to college, or pay for yourselves if you pay for information that is right at your fingertips, and has been available in libraries for centuries.
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Biden sexually assaulted Tara Reed. Walks free. Hunter and James have been taking bribes from Russia and China for years....nothing. But Trump must be arrested for what again?
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