Good morning. I’m still reporting from Washington. Yesterday a supporter sent me a 1917 Edison records recording of what is perhaps the oldest Christmas carol, God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen. According to Wikipedia, it dates to the 1500s or even earlier. http://tinyurl.com/zpl636m The carol is referred to in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, written in 1843. I tried to play it for guests at our Christmas party last night, but had trouble. So, I’m including it here in the YouTube format. Notice how the female soloists trill their “R”s. [insert] I’m Still reporting from Washington. Good day.

SURVEY MONKEY URL: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DNC6DLD I’m Still reporting on politics. Further detail has come out in the SurveyMonkey poll conducted online for 24 hours by NBC News from Friday evening to Saturday evening – which should include the FoxNews/Megyn Kelly dustup. The poll showed Trump still with a commanding lead of 23%, 10 points ahead of Texas Senator Ted Cruz with 13%. But the big news is that 54% of Trump’s supporters would vote for him for president even if he didn’t get the Republican nomination. Only 20% would leave Trump and support the eventual Republican nominee. What does this mean? It means gigantic trouble for the Republicans. That means that the Republican vote – at this stage - would be suppressed by as much as 18.5% making it mathematically impossible for them to beat even a weak Democrat nominee. Why are Trumps supporters so sticky – to use an AdSense term? Because they believe Trump was treated unfairly during the debate. For example, pointing out that Trump would not take the pledge to support any Republican was a fair question - but not the way it was done – first question – raise your hand to make a good photo op. Asking this question during normal questioning without the hand-raising scheme would have been fair. Fox may have thought they were being very clever, but it has backfired on them. In any case the weekend departure of Nixon dirty-trickster Roger Stone will strengthen Trumps internal security because Stone is notorious for changing sides. Incredibly, Stone recently appeared on Fox News as a legitimate political pundit in an attempt to rehab his image. Now, on a side note, we are putting up our first survey to our viewers. Do not be alarmed, none of your info will be captured. Your responses will be anonymous and will be key to helping decide whether to continue this Report going forwards. I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.

I started out to do a story on an undocumented Middle Eastern woman who was recently pulled over during a traffic stop in southern New Mexico and had in her possession plans for the region’s natural gas pipelines. The implication was that she may have been scouting them for an attack. The story was published yesterday by Judicial Watch. But within that story is something far more important that I’ve never heard before. Just a few miles south of El Paso, is an ISIS safe house run by a Kuwaiti terrorist trainer named Shaykh Mahmood Omar Khabir. According to Judicial Watch: “Khabir trained hundreds of Al Qaeda fighters in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Yemen and has lived in Mexico for more than a year. “Khabir trains thousands of men to fight – mostly Syrians and Yemenis – in an ISIS base situated near the Mexico-U.S. border … near Ciudad Juárez.” “Khabir actually brags in a European newspaper article about how easy it is to stake out American targets because the border region is wide open.” This is an absolutely stunning statement, and if true, why hasn’t the U.S. responded? Well, Mexico’s top diplomat wonders the same thing. According to Foreign Affairs Secretary Claudia Ruiz, the Obama administration is acting in league with a complicit U.S. media and together, both are: “… culpably neglecting this phenomenon…. This new wave of fundamentalism could have nasty surprises in store for the United States.” Whoa! Now let’s review this. According a Judicial Watch article published yesterday, ISIS has a terror training base near Ciudad Juárez, Mexico – a city of 1.3 million people – which is right on the U.S. – Mexican border. At this terror training base, “thousands” of terrorists – mostly from Syria and Yemen - have been trained – presumably for operations against U.S. targets – by a top Al Qaeda trainer. And this is so obvious that even the top diplomat of Mexico is trying to warn Americans that MS M is conspiring with the Obama administration to keep this quiet??? And all this is being revealed just 33 days from the opening of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland? Read the article for yourselves right here [ bit.ly/SR952Judicial ]. I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.

To become Partner #508: www.billstill.com, then Click "Subscribe”. It was a big night for Donald Trump, winning 3 out of 4 contests last night, then holding a nearly one-hour news conference that all major TV news networks covered in its entirety. Trump’s news conference completely stepped on Democrat rival Hillary Clinton’s speech celebrating here massive victory in Mississippi. However, news of Clinton’s win paled in comparison to the huge upset victory by her Democrat opponent, Bernie Sanders, in Michigan. Trump won landslide victories in Mississippi and Michigan, but the Michigan vote was particularly satisfying since that state has not voted Republican since 1988. Trump also won in the Hawaii caucus, while Ted Cruz won the smallest of yesterday’s primary states, Idaho. Trump broadened his lead in the delegate count by 15 delegates. Trump now has 446 delegates, to Cruz’s 347. 1237 are needed to win outright. I know that many of our subscribers in Europe cannot get the complete story on Trump, so here at length is what Trump is saying. A little after 9 pm eastern time, Trump took to the airwaves with unprecedented wall-to-wall coverage by all major networks. Trump immediately struck a conciliatory note, reaching out to mainstream Republicans and urging party unity: [insert 1] Trump said he even got a conciliatory call from Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan: [insert 2] Trump then even extended a hand of forgiveness to Mitt Romney” [insert 3] Trump even graciously reached out to Fox News host, Megyn Kelly and political commentator, Charles Krautheimer: [insert 4] Then Trump explained why he thought he was doing so well with evangelicals: [insert 5] Then he explained why Cruz is losing evangelical support: [insert 6] Trump then sarcastically took on the special interests and the lobbyists who financed an unprecedented group of attack ads against Trump over the last week: [insert 7] Trump then explained why it didn’t work: [insert 8} Trump then turned his attention to a rarely-understood dynamic of the coming presidential election that is rarely talked about and never part of polls – Trump’s ability to pull millions of supporters out to vote who rarely come out to vote: [Insert 9] As a result, Trump thinks he will win states that have not been in play for Republicans for nearly a generation: [insert 10] Then Trump responded specifically to Mitt Romney’s assertions that many of Trump’s businesses were out of business. For example, Trump’s water company: [insert 11] Romney also mentioned Trump Steaks and Trump magazine as though they were no longer in business: [insert 12] Another business Romney hit on was Trump Airlines: [insert 13] Romney also mentioned Trump Vodka: [insert 14] Then Trump explained the Trump University issue: [insert 15] Finally, Trump explained why he has not settled the Trump University lawsuit” [insert 16] I’m Still Reporting from Washington. Good day.