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Tucker Carlson has revealed that a dossier of documents detailing Hunter Biden's business deals went missing in the post, somewhere between Manhattan and Los Angeles, as he airs new audio recordings discussing Hunter's businesses.
Carlson detailed the mystery of the vanishing documents during his Wednesday evening show on Fox News.
The presenter said his team had sent documents, via an established courier, from Manhattan on Monday to Los Angeles
sinking leftist cable news outlet..
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Southern Guardian
...says someone from the side whose best narrative builder is "anonymous sources say..." and that's enough to pair with "Orange man bad" to ensure dumbasses coast to coast buy it hook, line, and sinking leftist cable news outlet...
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
a reply to: burdman30ott6
sinking leftist cable news outlet..
Who watches Cable or general TV anymore? The demographic is aging and on the out, 65+:
Is Cable TV dying? Yes, according to stats and trends
Being a top news outlet at a nursery home is nothing brag about bud. Not these days at least.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
a reply to: VariableConstant
He does. They all desperately cling to it. You'll notice this from their immediate responses of deflection.
Being critical of Tucker won't contradict your standing beliefs or support in any way. Unfortunately, some people are too invested and engrained to take note.
It's gotten to this low point.
Attkisson v. FBI and DOJ for computer intrusions: update in 15 easy-to-understand parts
sharylattkisson.com...
FBI's secret rules to spy on journalists and hunt their sources
money.cnn.com...
By Jose Pagliery July 1, 2016: 5:59 PM ET
Since at least 2011, the FBI has adopted secret rules to spy on journalists who publish classified information and hunt down their anonymous sources.
The federal agency's covert tactics were revealed in classified FBI documents published Thursday by The Intercept, the online site co-founded by Glenn Greenwald who won a Pulitzer Prize for his role in publicizing the classified documents leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The document spells out whose approval is needed when the FBI is seeking phone records of journalists or news organizations "to identify confidential news media sources."
Normally, the FBI must get the nation's top prosecutor, the Attorney General, to approve spying on journalists.
But the FBI can avoid that process by having its own general counsel approve it.
I mean being a right-wing bobblehead on TV must be the easiest job ever. You don't need a record of credibility.