You're one of the dumber and more gullible people here.
Mueller's office disputes Buzzfeed story on Michael Cohen
WASHINGTON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office issued a statement late on Friday taking issue with a report in Buzzfeed that President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen said Trump told him to lie to Congress.
“BuzzFeed’s description of specific statements to the Special Counsel’s Office, and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office, regarding Michael Cohen’s Congressional testimony are not accurate,” Peter Carr, a spokesman for Mueller office, said in the statement.
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Donald Trump Jr. Retweeted BuzzFeed News
UPDATE: A spokesperson for the special counsel is disputing BuzzFeed News’ report.
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4:38 PM - 18 Jan 2019
The WP put out one false story followed by another all summer, the NYT has, CNN and Jim Acosta are mostly frauds although they shockingly have a conscious occasionally (some people on CNN do, Acosta is a full bore asshole) . The overwhelming majority of our media are liberal democrats, they vote democratic and they donate to democrats. Study after study proves their biased. If you have a brain and a shred of objectivity, you know their biased. If you don't know by now, then you're either as dumb as they come or you totally lack any objectivity.
Seriously, how many stupid fucking stories like this have been totally debunked? Will they ever learn? Will they ever try to think about the words that were written and try to dissect them? It's really not that hard, not for informed and objective people.
It's obvious that fraudulent sources handpick their media choices, they know how to get their bullshit published. It's all a continuation of their resist resist resist movement, it's all part of their "Trump Insurance", it's all part of their desire to disrupt and impede and weaken the Trump administration. How many people have to fired from the FBI before it all sinks in?
My venom in this post is directed at our media, the lapdogs that they are. They are guilty of treason
Seriously, how many stupid fucking stories like this have been totally debunked? Will they ever learn? Will they ever try to think about the words that were written and try to dissect them? It's really not that hard, not for informed and objective people.
It's obvious that fraudulent sources handpick their media choices, they know how to get their bullshit published. It's all a continuation of their resist resist resist movement, it's all part of their "Trump Insurance", it's all part of their desire to disrupt and impede and weaken the Trump administration. How many people have to fired from the FBI before it all sinks in?
My venom in this post is directed at our media, the lapdogs that they are. They are guilty of treason
After calling for Trump's impeachment for 24 hours, once again misinforming at least 150 million Americans, I wonder if our media is making it known Mueller said the BuzzFeed story is NOT ACCURATE. I doubt it, and I know for a fact tens of millions of Americans are going to their graves believing the BuzzFeed story.
So appropriate
No, that's because the majority of their ACTUAL support comes from impoverished, crime invested neighborhoods. They own the hood(s)
Geez, try to keep up
They don't like citing actual results on these matters, they prefer to cite totally unreliable "exit polls". You know, instead of looking at the neighborhoods they live in, they ask people if they're college grads and how much they make. Just so happens that the most educated and highest income people live in places called "Father Panic Village", where fathers only show up to collect their share of the government check the mother gets for their kid(s)
barbitch....errr, sarge....errr, Lanquel is busy crafting up a new moniker, hopefully one that aligns with his newly found 0.6% Native American realization from 23andMe
gotta love that the guy to, ahemm, break the news on Trump has been involved in scandal after scandal including plagiarism and outright faking news stories for notoriety.
even CNN is now blasting this guy
Leopold, a former Los Angeles Times, Dow Jones, and Vice News reporter who has been at BuzzFeed since 2017, was involved in several major scandals that called into question the veracity of his reporting during George W. Bush's presidency.
In 2002, Salon.com removed a story Leopold had written as a freelancer for the site. Salon said that as it investigated a piece he wrote about Enron, including an allegation of plagiarism against him, Leopold "distributed an account of events" that was "riddled with inaccuracies and misrepresentations." Ultimately Salon said it "reluctantly had to conclude" Leopold's piece carried "an instance of plagiarism," despite his strong denials.
After the scandal, Leopold wrote a book in which he said he had engaged in "lying, cheating, and backstabbing" in his life; battled mental illness; and struggled with substance abuse. :coke: (are we sure Leopold isn't RunMaker?)
"I have a checkered past, and I was hoping that by coming clean about my own past, it would allow me to move forward," Leopold wrote, according to a 2005 article in The Washington Post.
But in 2006, Leopold found himself again in controversy. He reported for Truthout.org that then-top White House aide Karl Rove had told then-President Bush and other administration officials that he was going to be indicted in relation to the Valerie Plame affair. Leopold cited "people knowledgeable about these discussions" and reported Rove's "indictment is imminent." But Rove never faced any charges.
A 2015 profile of Leopold in The New York Times noted that he has "been through a series of scandals." But the Times also noted Leopold was able to make a comeback by breaking stories uncovered through the submission of Freedom of Information Act requests. He earned the nickname, featured in his Twitter profile, of the "FOIA terrorist."
"I love the score," he told the Times "So maybe there's this drug-ish thing in me that still exists, maybe that was always part of my personality. I love the score. I love the score! Particularly when it is from the government! I just got you to give me your own documents, you know!"
Leopold joined Vice News in 2014 and in 2017 was hired by BuzzFeed News where he and Cormier have led reporting on the Trump Tower Moscow project.
gotta love that the guy to, ahemm, break the news on Trump has been involved in scandal after scandal including plagiarism and outright faking news stories for notoriety.
even CNN is now blasting this guy
Leopold, a former Los Angeles Times, Dow Jones, and Vice News reporter who has been at BuzzFeed since 2017, was involved in several major scandals that called into question the veracity of his reporting during George W. Bush's presidency.
In 2002, Salon.com removed a story Leopold had written as a freelancer for the site. Salon said that as it investigated a piece he wrote about Enron, including an allegation of plagiarism against him, Leopold "distributed an account of events" that was "riddled with inaccuracies and misrepresentations." Ultimately Salon said it "reluctantly had to conclude" Leopold's piece carried "an instance of plagiarism," despite his strong denials.
After the scandal, Leopold wrote a book in which he said he had engaged in "lying, cheating, and backstabbing" in his life; battled mental illness; and struggled with substance abuse. :coke: (are we sure Leopold isn't RunMaker?)
"I have a checkered past, and I was hoping that by coming clean about my own past, it would allow me to move forward," Leopold wrote, according to a 2005 article in The Washington Post.
But in 2006, Leopold found himself again in controversy. He reported for Truthout.org that then-top White House aide Karl Rove had told then-President Bush and other administration officials that he was going to be indicted in relation to the Valerie Plame affair. Leopold cited "people knowledgeable about these discussions" and reported Rove's "indictment is imminent." But Rove never faced any charges.
A 2015 profile of Leopold in The New York Times noted that he has "been through a series of scandals." But the Times also noted Leopold was able to make a comeback by breaking stories uncovered through the submission of Freedom of Information Act requests. He earned the nickname, featured in his Twitter profile, of the "FOIA terrorist."
"I love the score," he told the Times "So maybe there's this drug-ish thing in me that still exists, maybe that was always part of my personality. I love the score. I love the score! Particularly when it is from the government! I just got you to give me your own documents, you know!"
Leopold joined Vice News in 2014 and in 2017 was hired by BuzzFeed News where he and Cormier have led reporting on the Trump Tower Moscow project.
hno:
>95% of our problem is the media/press.
They all spread the same propaganda, using mostly the same words and phrases on this BuzzFeed smear for over 24 hours, accusing President Trump over and over and over of a crime.
It is everywhere.
It happens a lot, different propaganda, same coordinated effort.
It is not a coincidence.
They all spread the same propaganda, using mostly the same words and phrases on this BuzzFeed smear for over 24 hours, accusing President Trump over and over and over of a crime.
It is everywhere.
It happens a lot, different propaganda, same coordinated effort.
It is not a coincidence.
