The tables have turned. Did you see their faces on CNN? Lmao I love this shit. All the dirtys in the FBI all the way back to the Obama WH. Barr investigation coming, we told you all all along.
Be be prepared for a whole new slew of fake trump business claims, personal claims, anything to get the focus off the fact that the people high up in our govt who NEVER EVER thought this would be found out because Hillary was supposed to have won are about to take it full force. And this time it’s true.
you all can keep blabbing whatever nonsense you’ve been blabbing for two years that has done nothing and has turned up nothing, deflect deflect deflect, pretend, create create... the ripple started when Barr was appointed.... the waves are coming now.... look at the Dems faces and those on their networks.... they’re scared as shit.
The tables have turned. Did you see their faces on CNN? Lmao I love this shit. All the dirtys in the FBI all the way back to the Obama WH. Barr investigation coming, we told you all all along.
Be be prepared for a whole new slew of fake trump business claims, personal claims, anything to get the focus off the fact that the people high up in our govt who NEVER EVER thought this would be found out because Hillary was supposed to have won are about to take it full force. And this time it’s true.
you all can keep blabbing whatever nonsense you’ve been blabbing for two years that has done nothing and has turned up nothing, deflect deflect deflect, pretend, create create... the ripple started when Barr was appointed.... the waves are coming now.... look at the Dems faces and those on their networks.... they’re scared as shit.
Yep. I hate Trump. I think his presidency is dangerous. That said, the "Treason Team" is democrats. A treasonous attempt to unseat a duly-elected president was made and a lot of democrats (and possibly some republicans) will, and should, spend the rest of their lives in prison.
Justice needs to be done. The negative side-effect will be that we're going to have a one-party system for a while. And we're probably decades from having a president not named Trump. Authoritarianism incoming?
And I am usually with most of you. Pizzagate? Laughable. Trump corrupt? Yes. Trump terrible? Yep. But it's really starting to look like the Russia shit is built on a pile of lies just as laughable as Pizzagate. And that's treason, plain and simple.
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The tables have turned. Did you see their faces on CNN? Lmao I love this shit. All the dirtys in the FBI all the way back to the Obama WH. Barr investigation coming, we told you all all along.
Be be prepared for a whole new slew of fake trump business claims, personal claims, anything to get the focus off the fact that the people high up in our govt who NEVER EVER thought this would be found out because Hillary was supposed to have won are about to take it full force. And this time it’s true.
you all can keep blabbing whatever nonsense you’ve been blabbing for two years that has done nothing and has turned up nothing, deflect deflect deflect, pretend, create create... the ripple started when Barr was appointed.... the waves are coming now.... look at the Dems faces and those on their networks.... they’re scared as shit.
You’d be better served to watch and listen as CYA Barr obfuscates. Have you forgotten the 2 years that repubs held both houses of congress? You’re putting your faith in a political hack who auditioned and was hired for the job of leading a witch hunt? CYA Barr offered no evidence today and denied setting up an investigative committee but did admit to concerns of “spying.” If all you claim is true, why hasn’t the Team Mueller report been released? You know, the one that “fully exonerated” Team Trump Treason?
“All the dirtys all the way back to the Obama WH.” You mean the one that hadn’t had one Administration official indicted in 8 years versus the number in Team Trump Treason’s just over two years? You’re okay with it, we get it.
The tables have turned. Did you see their faces on CNN? Lmao I love this shit. All the dirtys in the FBI all the way back to the Obama WH. Barr investigation coming, we told you all all along.
Be be prepared for a whole new slew of fake trump business claims, personal claims, anything to get the focus off the fact that the people high up in our govt who NEVER EVER thought this would be found out because Hillary was supposed to have won are about to take it full force. And this time it’s true.
you all can keep blabbing whatever nonsense you’ve been blabbing for two years that has done nothing and has turned up nothing, deflect deflect deflect, pretend, create create... the ripple started when Barr was appointed.... the waves are coming now.... look at the Dems faces and those on their networks.... they’re scared as shit.
lol your tripping what do you put in the sauce for your pizza straight up THC lol , hey tell us how many investigations into the idiot in chief are still pending? You might have to use your toes to count them all !
It’s funny who drops by periodically to gloat when the news appears to be going fheir way, but never during the weeks and months when it clearly isn’t.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
I love how people point to the FISA warrant, yet Trump could have released that document already. Why hasn't he? Wouldn't that close the case either way?
The tables have turned. Did you see their faces on CNN? Lmao I love this shit. All the dirtys in the FBI all the way back to the Obama WH. Barr investigation coming, we told you all all along.
Be be prepared for a whole new slew of fake trump business claims, personal claims, anything to get the focus off the fact that the people high up in our govt who NEVER EVER thought this would be found out because Hillary was supposed to have won are about to take it full force. And this time it’s true.
you all can keep blabbing whatever nonsense you’ve been blabbing for two years that has done nothing and has turned up nothing, deflect deflect deflect, pretend, create create... the ripple started when Barr was appointed.... the waves are coming now.... look at the Dems faces and those on their networks.... they’re scared as shit.
Yep. I hate Trump. I think his presidency is dangerous. That said, the "Treason Team" is democrats. A treasonous attempt to unseat a duly-elected president was made and a lot of democrats (and possibly some republicans) will, and should, spend the rest of their lives in prison.
Justice needs to be done. The negative side-effect will be that we're going to have a one-party system for a while. And we're probably decades from having a president not named Trump. Authoritarianism incoming?
And I am usually with most of you. Pizzagate? Laughable. Trump corrupt? Yes. Trump terrible? Yep. But it's really starting to look like the Russia shit is built on a pile of lies just as laughable as Pizzagate. And that's treason, plain and simple.
I hope you're being tongue in cheek, because none of what you say, even if true, is treason.
The tables have turned. Did you see their faces on CNN? Lmao I love this shit. All the dirtys in the FBI all the way back to the Obama WH. Barr investigation coming, we told you all all along.
Be be prepared for a whole new slew of fake trump business claims, personal claims, anything to get the focus off the fact that the people high up in our govt who NEVER EVER thought this would be found out because Hillary was supposed to have won are about to take it full force. And this time it’s true.
you all can keep blabbing whatever nonsense you’ve been blabbing for two years that has done nothing and has turned up nothing, deflect deflect deflect, pretend, create create... the ripple started when Barr was appointed.... the waves are coming now.... look at the Dems faces and those on their networks.... they’re scared as shit.
Yep. I hate Trump. I think his presidency is dangerous. That said, the "Treason Team" is democrats. A treasonous attempt to unseat a duly-elected president was made and a lot of democrats (and possibly some republicans) will, and should, spend the rest of their lives in prison.
Justice needs to be done. The negative side-effect will be that we're going to have a one-party system for a while. And we're probably decades from having a president not named Trump. Authoritarianism incoming?
And I am usually with most of you. Pizzagate? Laughable. Trump corrupt? Yes. Trump terrible? Yep. But it's really starting to look like the Russia shit is built on a pile of lies just as laughable as Pizzagate. And that's treason, plain and simple.
You’re making pretty strong allegations without a shred of evidence. Interesting. One side has known facts and the other, at this point, pure conjecture. Yet dems are treasonous. There’s the authoritarianism you mentioned. And CYA Barr testified this morning that the Team Mueller investigation was neither a “witch hunt” or “illegal.”
I love how people point to the FISA warrant, yet Trump could have released that document already. Why hasn't he? Wouldn't that close the case either way?
Team Trump Treason could declassify the full Team Mueller report and request the NYT and WaPo publish it in its entirety as well. Wonder why he wouldn’t seeing how it “Fully exonerated” him.
Oh no, he's lost one of his propaganda wings, lol.
National Enquirer expected to be sold imminently as parent company faces pressure
American Media Inc. is actively seeking to sell off
the National Enquirer, according to three people familiar with the
process who asked not to be named because they were not authorized to
speak publicly.
The decision to sell came after
the hedge fund manager whose firm controls AMI became “disgusted” with
the Enquirer’s reporting tactics, according to one of these people.
American
Media has been under intense pressure due to the Enquirer’s efforts to
tilt the 2016 presidential election in favor of Donald Trump, who is a
longtime friend of American Media’s president and CEO, David Pecker.
Pecker and his supermarket tabloid have also been embroiled in recent
months in an unusually public feud with Jeff Bezos, who also owns The
Washington Post.
In August, just as AMI and two
of its top officers were finalizing a non-prosecution agreement with
federal investigators, the company’s board of directors started looking
for ways to unload the tabloid business “because they didn’t want to
deal with hassles like this anymore,” another person said.
The
company was also facing financial difficulty as it sought to refinance
more than $400 million in debt earlier this year and as the Enquirer’s
circulation continued to decline, along with broader newsstand trends.
The paper sold an average of 516,000 copies per issue in 2014, but that
number fell to 218,000 in December, according to data compiled by the
Alliance for Audited Media.
American Media was “very, very leveraged” and repeatedly found itself “on the brink,” Pecker told the Toronto Star
in 2016. Pecker managed the company’s financial straits by broadening
American Media’s portfolio in recent years, buying magazines such as Us
Weekly and In Touch. He has also relied on the support of Anthony
Melchiorre, who controls the $4 billion hedge fund Chatham Asset
Management, which holds an 80 percent stake in the Enquirer’s parent
company.
The decision to sell the tabloid
resulted from pressure applied by Melchiorre, according to two of the
people familiar with the discussions. He was motivated partly by the
financial difficulties of the tabloid business, but also by his distaste
for the Enquirer’s tactics. A representative from Chatham declined to
comment, and Melchiorre did not respond to a call seeking comment.
The
tabloid has long been known for its questionable methods; in 1977, it
published a photo of Elvis Presley’s corpse on its cover and sold close
to 7 million copies. In 2007, in possibly its highest journalistic
achievement, it broke the news of then-presidential candidate John
Edwards’s extramarital affair with Rielle Hunter, partly by having its
reporters hide in the bushes to gather evidence.
“It
doesn’t shock me that Pecker would unload the paper after he drove it
into the ground,” said Paul Pope, son of the Enquirer’s longtime owner,
Generoso Pope Jr., who bought the New York Enquirer in 1952, changed its
name, focused on celebrity gossip and started selling the paper in
convenience stores. “When my father was at the helm in the heyday, the
Enquirer was selling up to 6 million copies a week. Pecker is very much
attracted to wealth and power, and he politicized the paper in a way my
father never would have.”
The Pope family sold
the paper to Pecker in 1999. The tabloid represents a corner of the
media landscape virtually ignored by coastal elites, and it has long
provided fervently positive coverage of Donald Trump, along with other
celebrities known inside the Enquirer newsroom as “friends of Pecker.”
And
Trump returned the praise. He once tweeted that Pecker should run Time
magazine; he also said that the Enquirer deserved to win the Pulitzer
Prize.
But the Enquirer’s political coverage of
Trump during the 2016 election put the tabloid on much higher-profile
footing and also landed it in legal jeopardy.
The
imminent sale removes the Enquirer from Pecker’s control and puts some
separation between the tabloid and recent scandals stemming, in part,
from Pecker’s close relationship with Trump.
Last
year, American Media acknowledged paying $150,000 to former Playboy
model Karen McDougal, who alleged an affair with Trump in order to
prevent her allegation “from influencing the election.” The admission
came as federal prosecutors announced that they would not prosecute the
company for its role in the scheme to favor Trump in the presidential
race.
In
the agreement, AMI said it would cooperate with prosecutors. The
agreement, which was struck in September, covered Pecker and the
company’s chief content officer, Dylan Howard, according to people
familiar with it.
Just as the non-prosecution agreements were being finalized in August, AMI’s board agreed to explore a sale.
Then,
in January, Pecker and the Enquirer devoted the cover and 12 pages of
its Jan. 28 edition to an exposé of Bezos’s affair with Lauren Sanchez,
former host of Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance.”
Bezos later wrote a blog post accusing
AMI of trying to blackmail him by threatening to publish explicit
photos of the billionaire if he didn’t publicly state that he had no
basis for suggesting that the Enquirer’s exposé was politically
motivated. The Bezos story helped seal the Enquirer’s fate, said one
person briefed on his thinking.
“The Trump thing was an issue, and [Melchiorre] was really disgusted by the Bezos reporting,” the person said.
The
Bezos reporting also threatened to renew legal scrutiny on the company.
Federal prosecutors reviewed accusations made by Bezos to determine if
American Media may have violated the terms of a non-prosecution
agreement, according to people familiar with the matter.
“Our
board has been keenly focused on leveraging the popularity of our
celebrity glossy, teen and active lifestyle brands while developing new
and robust platforms . . . that now deliver significant revenue
streams,” Pecker said , in a draft release of AMI’s announcement,
reviewed by The Post. “Because of this focus, we feel the future
opportunities with the tabloids can be best exploited by a different
ownership.”
American Media is also exploring
the sale of two other tabloids, the Globe and National Examiner. But it
is the Enquirer that has been the focus of the board and is the main
title that has landed both American Media and Pecker in legal trouble........
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
...... Bezos’s
security consultant, Gavin de Becker, alleged in an opinion piece on
The Daily Beast last month that AMI was “in league with a foreign nation
that’s been actively trying to harm American citizens and companies,
including the owner of the Washington Post.” De Becker said his
“investigators and several experts concluded with high confidence that
the Saudis had access to Bezos’ phone, and gained private information.”
The
security consultant said that the Saudi government “has been intent on
harming Jeff Bezos since last October, when the Post began its
relentless coverage of” the murder of its editorial contributor Jamal
Khashoggi in Istanbul. De Becker accused the Enquirer of “trying to
strongarm an American citizen whom that country’s leadership wanted
harmed, compromised, and silenced.”
AMI has
denied that any “third party” was involved in its reporting on Bezos.
The company said its sole source for information about the extramarital
affair was Michael Sanchez, Lauren’s brother.
A
Saudi official said the government did not tap into Bezos’s phone and
played no role in the Enquirer’s reporting on the Amazon founder.
The
tangled web of allegations surrounding the Bezos story reaches into the
Trump administration as well. De Becker alleged that the Enquirer
“became an enforcement arm of the Trump presidential campaign and
presidency” by, for example, paying McDougal and then not publishing her
story.
One of the people familiar with the
negotiations to sell the Enquirer said that AMI’s largest investors had
become intensely uncomfortable with their investment in a tabloid that
was involved in efforts to support the president’s administration and
reelection bid.
“The president is buddies with
Pecker and tries to help him, and Pecker does what he can to help the
president,” the person said. “It can be embarrassing.”
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
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Be be prepared for a whole new slew of fake trump business claims, personal claims, anything to get the focus off the fact that the people high up in our govt who NEVER EVER thought this would be found out because Hillary was supposed to have won are about to take it full force. And this time it’s true.
you all can keep blabbing whatever nonsense you’ve been blabbing for two years that has done nothing and has turned up nothing, deflect deflect deflect, pretend, create create... the ripple started when Barr was appointed.... the waves are coming now.... look at the Dems faces and those on their networks.... they’re scared as shit.
Justice needs to be done. The negative side-effect will be that we're going to have a one-party system for a while. And we're probably decades from having a president not named Trump. Authoritarianism incoming?
And I am usually with most of you. Pizzagate? Laughable. Trump corrupt? Yes. Trump terrible? Yep. But it's really starting to look like the Russia shit is built on a pile of lies just as laughable as Pizzagate. And that's treason, plain and simple.
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National Enquirer expected to be sold imminently as parent company faces pressure
American Media Inc. is actively seeking to sell off the National Enquirer, according to three people familiar with the process who asked not to be named because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
The decision to sell came after the hedge fund manager whose firm controls AMI became “disgusted” with the Enquirer’s reporting tactics, according to one of these people.
American Media has been under intense pressure due to the Enquirer’s efforts to tilt the 2016 presidential election in favor of Donald Trump, who is a longtime friend of American Media’s president and CEO, David Pecker. Pecker and his supermarket tabloid have also been embroiled in recent months in an unusually public feud with Jeff Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
In August, just as AMI and two of its top officers were finalizing a non-prosecution agreement with federal investigators, the company’s board of directors started looking for ways to unload the tabloid business “because they didn’t want to deal with hassles like this anymore,” another person said.
The company was also facing financial difficulty as it sought to refinance more than $400 million in debt earlier this year and as the Enquirer’s circulation continued to decline, along with broader newsstand trends. The paper sold an average of 516,000 copies per issue in 2014, but that number fell to 218,000 in December, according to data compiled by the Alliance for Audited Media.
American Media was “very, very leveraged” and repeatedly found itself “on the brink,” Pecker told the Toronto Star in 2016. Pecker managed the company’s financial straits by broadening American Media’s portfolio in recent years, buying magazines such as Us Weekly and In Touch. He has also relied on the support of Anthony Melchiorre, who controls the $4 billion hedge fund Chatham Asset Management, which holds an 80 percent stake in the Enquirer’s parent company.
The decision to sell the tabloid resulted from pressure applied by Melchiorre, according to two of the people familiar with the discussions. He was motivated partly by the financial difficulties of the tabloid business, but also by his distaste for the Enquirer’s tactics. A representative from Chatham declined to comment, and Melchiorre did not respond to a call seeking comment.
The tabloid has long been known for its questionable methods; in 1977, it published a photo of Elvis Presley’s corpse on its cover and sold close to 7 million copies. In 2007, in possibly its highest journalistic achievement, it broke the news of then-presidential candidate John Edwards’s extramarital affair with Rielle Hunter, partly by having its reporters hide in the bushes to gather evidence.
“It doesn’t shock me that Pecker would unload the paper after he drove it into the ground,” said Paul Pope, son of the Enquirer’s longtime owner, Generoso Pope Jr., who bought the New York Enquirer in 1952, changed its name, focused on celebrity gossip and started selling the paper in convenience stores. “When my father was at the helm in the heyday, the Enquirer was selling up to 6 million copies a week. Pecker is very much attracted to wealth and power, and he politicized the paper in a way my father never would have.”
The Pope family sold the paper to Pecker in 1999. The tabloid represents a corner of the media landscape virtually ignored by coastal elites, and it has long provided fervently positive coverage of Donald Trump, along with other celebrities known inside the Enquirer newsroom as “friends of Pecker.”
And Trump returned the praise. He once tweeted that Pecker should run Time magazine; he also said that the Enquirer deserved to win the Pulitzer Prize.
But the Enquirer’s political coverage of Trump during the 2016 election put the tabloid on much higher-profile footing and also landed it in legal jeopardy.
The imminent sale removes the Enquirer from Pecker’s control and puts some separation between the tabloid and recent scandals stemming, in part, from Pecker’s close relationship with Trump.
Last year, American Media acknowledged paying $150,000 to former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who alleged an affair with Trump in order to prevent her allegation “from influencing the election.” The admission came as federal prosecutors announced that they would not prosecute the company for its role in the scheme to favor Trump in the presidential race.
In the agreement, AMI said it would cooperate with prosecutors. The agreement, which was struck in September, covered Pecker and the company’s chief content officer, Dylan Howard, according to people familiar with it.
Just as the non-prosecution agreements were being finalized in August, AMI’s board agreed to explore a sale.
Then, in January, Pecker and the Enquirer devoted the cover and 12 pages of its Jan. 28 edition to an exposé of Bezos’s affair with Lauren Sanchez, former host of Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance.”
Bezos later wrote a blog post accusing AMI of trying to blackmail him by threatening to publish explicit photos of the billionaire if he didn’t publicly state that he had no basis for suggesting that the Enquirer’s exposé was politically motivated. The Bezos story helped seal the Enquirer’s fate, said one person briefed on his thinking.
“The Trump thing was an issue, and [Melchiorre] was really disgusted by the Bezos reporting,” the person said.
The Bezos reporting also threatened to renew legal scrutiny on the company. Federal prosecutors reviewed accusations made by Bezos to determine if American Media may have violated the terms of a non-prosecution agreement, according to people familiar with the matter.
“Our board has been keenly focused on leveraging the popularity of our celebrity glossy, teen and active lifestyle brands while developing new and robust platforms . . . that now deliver significant revenue streams,” Pecker said , in a draft release of AMI’s announcement, reviewed by The Post. “Because of this focus, we feel the future opportunities with the tabloids can be best exploited by a different ownership.”
American Media is also exploring the sale of two other tabloids, the Globe and National Examiner. But it is the Enquirer that has been the focus of the board and is the main title that has landed both American Media and Pecker in legal trouble........
...... Bezos’s security consultant, Gavin de Becker, alleged in an opinion piece on The Daily Beast last month that AMI was “in league with a foreign nation that’s been actively trying to harm American citizens and companies, including the owner of the Washington Post.” De Becker said his “investigators and several experts concluded with high confidence that the Saudis had access to Bezos’ phone, and gained private information.”
The security consultant said that the Saudi government “has been intent on harming Jeff Bezos since last October, when the Post began its relentless coverage of” the murder of its editorial contributor Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul. De Becker accused the Enquirer of “trying to strongarm an American citizen whom that country’s leadership wanted harmed, compromised, and silenced.”
AMI has denied that any “third party” was involved in its reporting on Bezos. The company said its sole source for information about the extramarital affair was Michael Sanchez, Lauren’s brother.
A Saudi official said the government did not tap into Bezos’s phone and played no role in the Enquirer’s reporting on the Amazon founder.
The tangled web of allegations surrounding the Bezos story reaches into the Trump administration as well. De Becker alleged that the Enquirer “became an enforcement arm of the Trump presidential campaign and presidency” by, for example, paying McDougal and then not publishing her story.
One of the people familiar with the negotiations to sell the Enquirer said that AMI’s largest investors had become intensely uncomfortable with their investment in a tabloid that was involved in efforts to support the president’s administration and reelection bid.
“The president is buddies with Pecker and tries to help him, and Pecker does what he can to help the president,” the person said. “It can be embarrassing.”
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Anyone know how Paulie Manaforte is doing?
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