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By the way which course are they studying in Phillippines? |
CoronaVirusRelo:
According to their Supreme Dear Leader Trump, White Supremacists are very good set of people |
Ofodirinwa:Your analysis is so straight to the point, the Federal Government of Nigeria don't know the amount of revenue that will be generated if the South East one standard international airport. International airlines from the U.S. and Europe always anticipates the level of revenue they get from Igbos travelling back to Nigeria between last week in November and 2nd week of January, as those weeks are generally low season for airlines due to winter. |
Michael Cohen Claims Trump Was Directly Involved in National Enquirer Attacks on His 2016 GOP Primary Rivals https://www.mediaite.com/tv/michael-cohen-claims-trump-was-directly-involved-in-national-enquirer-attacks-on-his-2016-gop-primary-rivals/ Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen spoke out to Rachel Maddow Tuesday night and talked about a range of subjects, including President Donald Trump’s infamous relationship with the National Enquirer. Maddow noted that he claims in his book that Trump “personally approved that insane story in the National Enquirer” that said Ted Cruz’s dad was linked to the man who killed JFK. “Do you know if Senator Cruz knows that Donald Trump approved that personally and made that happen personally?” she asked. “He does now,” Cohen wryly responded. Maddow asked Cohen if Trump was really getting the Enquirer “to run stories one after the other on all the Republican primary candidates.” “As each candidate was moving up, let’s say Marco Rubio, David Pecker would reach out to me and he would give me a list of things that he was intending to do in order to squash Ted Cruz’s or Marco Rubio’s rise, whoever was rising in the poll, that’s who became the person that we needed to knock out of the race,” Cohen said. “With Marco Rubio, you may remember, there was photos of him in a swimming pool, that he had a drug problem, and a sorts of other… we’ll call them salacious rumors. And every time that they would be made — they would be provided to me by David Pecker, I would immediately take them into Mr. Trump’s office, we would sit down, we would talk about it, he would approve it and then I would contact David. Next thing you know, two days later on the front cover, ‘Marco Rubio has a drug problem.'”
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Ronaldo can and will break the goalscoring records |
sexylassie2:Anyone can nominate anyone else for the Nobel Peace Prize, it doesn't really mean anything until a recipient is actually chosen - and this year they've had 318 nominations, of which Donald Trump appears to be one. The winner won't be announced until next year October. The committee won't publish the list of people/organizations nominated until 50 years have passed, neither the names of the nominators. I thought Trump was nominated back in 2017 and the committee laughed then threw it away. The nomination came from right-wing Norwegian politician Christian Tybring-Gjedde and relates to the ‘historic peace agreement’ between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
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Righteousness89:Anyone can nominate anyone else for the Nobel Peace Prize, it doesn't really mean anything until a recipient is actually chosen - and this year they've had 318 nominations, of which Donald Trump appears to be one. The committee won't publish the list of people/organizations nominated until 50 years have passed, neither the names of the nominators. I thought Trump was nominated back in 2017 and the committee laughed then threw it away. |
Trump's ex-lawyer Cohen links Falwell’s endorsement in 2016 to suppression of racy photos https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-falwell-endorsement-idUSKBN25Z2S0 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In his book released today, Michael Cohen, the former fixer for U.S. President Donald Trump, ties for the first time the 2016 presidential endorsement of Trump by American evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr to Cohen’s own role in helping to keep racy “personal” photographs of the Falwells from becoming public. As Reuters reported last year, the Falwells enlisted Cohen to keep “a bunch of photographs, personal photographs” from becoming public, Cohen said in a recording, made surreptitiously by comedian Tom Arnold. “I actually have one of the photos,” he said, without going into specifics. “It’s terrible.” In “Disloyal: The Memoir,” Cohen describes thinking that his involvement in the Falwell photo matter would be a “catch and kill” — the practice of American tabloids to obtain and then suppress unfavorable stories about celebrities — “but in this case it was just going to be kill.” He later writes: “In good time, I would call in this favor, not for me, but for the Boss, at a crucial moment on his journey to the presidency.” Cohen has said that he helped persuade Falwell to endorse Trump just before Republican voters gathered in Iowa in February 2016 to nominate a presidential candidate. Falwell not only publicly vouched for Trump’s Christian virtues but also barnstormed with the candidate. His backing of Trump — a twice-divorced candidate who had talked about grabbing women’s genitals and engaged in extramarital affairs — was one of the major surprises of the 2016 campaign. In the book, Cohen doesn’t explicitly say that the endorsement was the favor he sought in return for his help in having kept the Falwell photos from getting out. But his account marks the first time he has linked the two issues.
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Trump's ex-lawyer Cohen links Falwell’s endorsement in 2016 to suppression of racy photos https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-falwell-endorsement-idUSKBN25Z2S0 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In his book released today, Michael Cohen, the former fixer for U.S. President Donald Trump, ties for the first time the 2016 presidential endorsement of Trump by American evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr to Cohen’s own role in helping to keep racy “personal” photographs of the Falwells from becoming public. As Reuters reported last year, the Falwells enlisted Cohen to keep “a bunch of photographs, personal photographs” from becoming public, Cohen said in a recording, made surreptitiously by comedian Tom Arnold. “I actually have one of the photos,” he said, without going into specifics. “It’s terrible.” In “Disloyal: The Memoir,” Cohen describes thinking that his involvement in the Falwell photo matter would be a “catch and kill” — the practice of American tabloids to obtain and then suppress unfavorable stories about celebrities — “but in this case it was just going to be kill.” He later writes: “In good time, I would call in this favor, not for me, but for the Boss, at a crucial moment on his journey to the presidency.” Cohen has said that he helped persuade Falwell to endorse Trump just before Republican voters gathered in Iowa in February 2016 to nominate a presidential candidate. Falwell not only publicly vouched for Trump’s Christian virtues but also barnstormed with the candidate. His backing of Trump — a twice-divorced candidate who had talked about grabbing women’s genitals and engaged in extramarital affairs — was one of the major surprises of the 2016 campaign. In the book, Cohen doesn’t explicitly say that the endorsement was the favor he sought in return for his help in having kept the Falwell photos from getting out. But his account marks the first time he has linked the two issues.
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TLP Biden, "watch how he stumbles down the ramps"
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Kamala on campaign in Milwaukee
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AbdulSleeky:I concur with your analysis |
What's the purpose of this ice record challenge |
Anger management and control is essential at all times |
"Trump held a meeting at Trump Tower with prominent evangelical leaders, where they laid their hands on him in prayer. Afterward, Trump allegedly said: ‘Can you believe that bulls--t? Can you believe people believe that bulls--t?’” washingtonpost.com/politics Exerts from 'Disloyal' new book by Michael Cohen
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CoronaVirusRelo:Obama has been living rent free inside Trump brain forever |
She look so much like Tennis Mummy |
ZooOga:This will be on my reading list this week. If ever there will be a film about Trump, Hollywood have got more than enough resources for production. |
We ourselves are the architect of consistent power failure in Nigeria |
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