Missed the "Hot, Young Freshman Congresswoman",
So I cant comment at that.

Wasn't in the video segment posted. That was just used by the reporter to "sex up" the report :-(

I think the hearing was about two or three hours long.
So why post a video segment about 10 minutes long.

You're asking the wrong person.

Bush, er shrub all over again? extraordinary rendition?
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39391911

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betreger... No... You are neither superior, nor more intelligent than them.

Clyde how do you know that? You don't know me yet you sanctimoniously pass judgement!

betreger...

You don't know me, yet you sanctimoniously pass judgement. As you always do.

Anyway... Your beliefs are well known regarding those with whom you disagree. I point out their intollerance and common sense. I will disagree with their beliefs, ethics and morality. Never mentioning irrevelent IQ.

Those who do...

Clyde as always you did not answer the question but instead chose to deflect. I still ask how do you know that I am not superior? OBTW, I never claimed to be superior, you just stated I am not, why not?

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betreger...

Another failed attempt to deflect, after denying what your posts really mean.

Fascinating.

You don't answer direct questions.
I still want to know how you know why I am not superior? Please explain or stop posting.

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The discussion has gone beyond Fox News, it is all TV channels, predominantly those funded by advertising, that to maximise their profits will focus their aim at the audience that is most likely to believe the adverts and buy the advertisers products.
If the TV companies get their aim wrong, then the advertisers will move to other channels, and the TV company profits will fall, which if not corrected quickly leads to a downward spiral.

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Clyde you just admitted to guessing and then drawing a conclusion. Do you know the difference between an hypothesis and a theory? You are drawing a conclusion based upon pure speculation with no evidence.
Now if you would please answer my question? How did you conclude I am not superior?

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As his health care plans collapsed around him, President Trump was busy: In 66 days of office, he’s spent 21 inspecting his properties and at least 12 playing golf.

And he’s not been entirely up-front about it.

On several occasions now he’s issued the Washington press pack daily activity lists that detail intensive affairs of state, including long national security sessions.

Then the tweets start rolling in of him hitting the greens of his Palm Beach Florida golf resort.

It doesn’t add up.

Does he also think that his $490 bill to Germany will be paid?

Just like his supporters, he's a "real" loser. ;-)

Cheers.

Does he also think that his $490 bill to Germany will be paid?

Well they now decided to recover the 60% write off of their WWII debt which was written in in the London Agreement & the aid from Marshall's Plan. Paying for NATO is, you have to admit, a good way to try :-)

tRumpflation ends.

U.S. stock futures and the dollar fell on Monday while Asian markets struggled as President Donald tRump's failure on healthcare reform raised questions about his ability to push through tax cuts and fiscal spending to boost the economy.

tRump's inability to get enough support from his own Republican party to "repeal and replace" the Obamacare health insurance reforms, a major campaign promise, also spurred a rush to safety assets such as gold XAU= and the Japanese yen JPY=

U.S. stock index futures ESc1 fell 0.7 percent to a six-week low in heavy volume, suggesting a weaker start on Wall Street later in the day.

So-called "tRumpflation trades" -- betting on an extended recovery in the U.S. and global economies and related assets such as commodities -- came under heavy selling pressure.

"Markets have had a good run recently and this is a good opportunity for profit taking across counters," said Alex Wong, a fund manager at Ample Capital Ltd. in Hong Kong, with about $130 million under management.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS was broadly flat after posting its first weekly decline last week in three weeks.

Japan's Nikkei .N225 fell 1.5 percent as the yen rebounded in the face of renewed U.S. dollar weakness.

Rising U.S. policy uncertainty also raised concerns that a recent pick-up in global business and consumer sentiment, particularly in Asia, would start to fade.

In terms of relative valuations, U.S. stocks are trading well above their historical averages while Asia stocks are still broadly in line despite a recent bounce.

The dollar fell to a near two-month low against a basket of currencies.

The dollar index was down 0.3 percent at 99.287 .DXY, its lowest since Feb. 2.

It had risen to a 14-year high near 104.00 early in January when expectations for significant stimulus under the tRump presidency were at their peak.

"There isn't much going for the dollar right now and the market will be bracing for its further decline." said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.

Fresh off the defeat on U.S. healthcare legislation on Friday, the White House warned rebellious conservative lawmakers on Sunday that they should get behind Trump's agenda or he may bypass them on future legislative fights, including tax reform.

Cash is KING! but not the US$!

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/me thinks I'm not going to regret borrowing from my 401k while it was inflated.

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#resist

Cash is KING! but not the US$!

Blame China.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDrfE9I8_hs

More confirmation, if it was needed.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-03-27/trump-trades-still-show-life-but-the-signs-are-fading-fast

These Charts Show Alarm Bells Ringing on the Trump Trade

Dollar poised to wipe out entire post-Trump election rally
Volatility, short bets rise after Obamacare repeal failure

The dollar, sometimes a bellwether for U.S. economic confidence, has slumped almost 2 percent in March and is close to erasing a more than 6 percent rally since Trump’s election in November.

The U.S. benchmark S&P 500 is nearing its average price for the year, when measured using mean prices paid by investors. Falling below that level suggests a drop into losing territory.

Investors are also boosting short positions on the U.S. benchmark, in anticipation of further losses. Short interest as a percentage of shares outstanding in the SPDR S&P 500 ETF has more than doubled this month, to 2.5 percent, according to data compiled by Markit.

After an extended leave of absence, the so-called fear gauge is back. The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index jumped 15 percent last week, the biggest such gain this year, as it became apparent the health-care bill was not going to survive a vote in the House.

And while the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries has dipped since touching 2.63 percent earlier this month, levels remain in the elevated range seen since the November election.

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Most of us down under made a killing selling off all U.S. based shares at a huge profit.

I have no sympathy for those stupid Yanks that bought them off us. :-D

How far will the Donald drag the U.S. of a few A........ down instead of up?

Cheers.

What a surprise!
Top US coal boss Robert Murray: Trump 'can't bring mining jobs back'

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What a surprise!
Top US coal boss Robert Murray: Trump 'can't bring mining jobs back'

That would be like bringing Welsh miners back!

Guess you also agree with him regarding his statement that "green legislation" is "fraudulent".

How did you come to that conclusion?

How did you come to that conclusion?

Sirius I'll bet you a $10 donation to Seti he won't answer. He answers I'll pay he doesn't you pay.

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Very sorry Sir, but I decline your offer only because I know I'll have to pay :-)

OK. I'll kick in $10, just because I support this project even though I don't believe you answered the question.
Now here's another challenge which you have not yet met.

Clyde you just admitted to guessing and then drawing a conclusion. Do you know the difference between an hypothesis and a theory? You are drawing a conclusion based upon pure speculation with no evidence.
Now if you would please answer my question? How did you conclude I am not superior?
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Posted 2 days ago by Profile betregerProject Donor

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A question is not a "conclusion". Asking if you then agree with a certain statement, from the foundation of a post. Is just a question.

Clyde you did not ask a question about me but you made a statement. Answer my question, why did you make that statement?

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