Welcome to Finest News. Subscribe to the channel at https://goo.gl/VjHw6T Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein—who has been living on Donald Trump’s death row for more than a year—moved a whole cellblock closer to the gallows on Friday after the New York Times dropped this news-cycle cleansing scoop: The piece alleges that in May 2017 he discussed surreptitiously recording the president and raised using the 25th Amendment to remove him from office. At press time, Rosenstein had not been given his last meal or last rites, but the story and the follow-ups by other press hounds have given Trump every pretext he might need to terminate the man who oversees special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s Russia investigation. Rosenstein was livid at Trump in the administration’s early and often chaotic days. As the authors of Friday’s exposé, Adam Goldman and Michael S. Schmidt, previously wrote for their paper in June, Rosenstein felt the president used him to justify the firing of FBI director James B. Comey, and was vocally angry at the White House about the way it bruised his reputation. “According to one person with whom he spoke shortly after Mr. Comey’s firing, Mr. Rosenstein was ‘shaken,’ ‘unsteady’ and ‘overwhelmed,’” the Times reporters wrote back then. There’s little chance the new Times story was somehow “planted” by the White House to give Trump a ginned up reason to stage another Saturday Night Massacre. Goldman told CNN’s Anderson Cooper Friday night that the piece has taken “months to report.” Its findings have also been buttressed by the Washington Post, which in some ways expands on it. According to the Post, two FBI officials—then-FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and his senior counsel, Lisa Page—wrote contemporaneous memos in May 2017 reporting that “Rosenstein suggested candidates interviewing for the FBI job should wear a recording device to memorialize their discussions with the president.” McCabe’s memo also mentions Rosenstein’s invocation of the 25th Amendment to corral Trump (Page’s doesn’t). Most spectacularly, Rosenstein seems to have believed that he could enlist both his boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and then-Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly in his 25th Amendment caper. + We report daily news, the latest news. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm0XGN4ziCM

Welcome to Finest News. Subscribe to the channel at https://goo.gl/VjHw6T Près de 60% des Français lisent des articles issus de quotidiens ou de magazines sur leur smartphone. Ils n’étaient que 47% en septembre 2017. Jusqu’où ira la lecture de la presse d’information et magazine sur mobile? Selon le dernier baromètre One Global... + We report daily news, the latest news. + We are very pleased to cooperate with other electronic newspapers. + Videos can use content-based copyright law contains reasonable use Fair Use (https://www.youtube.com/yt/copyright/) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZNY47Y785M

President Trump has nurtured a dangerous hatred for the free press among his followers, with his constant screeching about “fake news” pushing millions of Americans to untether from reality completely and instead embrace demonstrable falsehoods and comforting lies. The effects of this epistemological crisis are certain to be far-reaching and disastrous in the long-term but already we are seeing the first of them take hold. A recent meme shared by Trump HUD official Lynne Patton on her Instagram perfectly encapsulates the deep mess the country currently finds itself in. As CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski points out, Patton shared an image stating that Anderson Cooper faked a shot for Hurricane Florence by standing in deep water. In reality, the image of Cooper is from his 2008 reportage on Hurricane Ike, not Florence, and he was standing in that spot to specifically demonstrate how water after a hurricane can be deceptively deep. There was nothing misleading about Cooper’s bit. Patton either couldn’t be bothered to do a cursory search to see if the meme was factual, or she was taking a page out of Trump’s playbook by deliberately lying. Neither is acceptable behavior for a government official and the issue becomes legitimately terrifying when you game out the possible effects. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP0uTfJNics

Welcome to Finest News. Subscribe to the channel at https://goo.gl/VjHw6T Welcome to Finest News. Subscribe to the channel at https://goo.gl/VjHw6T Famed country music star Carrie Underwood is in some hot water with some football fans. Underwood has been with Sunday Night Football since 2013, she writes and sings the opening song which many have grown to love. However, when she debuted a new version of the song last night for the first Sunday night game of the year fans were left shaking their heads. Sometimes when change comes to sporting events people can be a little overly critical, because after all, football is all about tradition. And When Carrie Underwood didn’t sing the line, “OHHHH Sunday Night!” Fans had a lot to say. FoxNews reported: ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlVkcoAUCgY