CNN Producer Says Russia Narrative “bullsh*t"

In the recent video footage obtained by Project Veritas, John Bonifield a Sr. Producer at CNN, admits to several beliefs that are in direct conflict with the official CNN narrative that Trump has colluded with Russia, and that Russia has interfered with the 2016 election. Bonifield expresses clear doubts that there is a fire behind the Russia smoke, stating, “I haven’t seen any good enough evidence to show that the President committed a crime.” He also confirms suspicions that CNN staff is ideologically biased against Trump, stating, “I know a lot of people don’t like him and they’d like to see him get kicked out of office…”

Bonifield even further confirms CNN’s bias against the President, stating, “I think the President is probably right to say, like, look you are witch hunting me...you have no real proof.”

Bonifield exposes that Russia has been great for CNN’s ratings and that orders from CEO Jeff Zucker himself have directed CNN to pursue Russia leads at the expense of other stories. Bonifield states “And the CEO of CNN said in our internal meeting, he said ‘good job everybody covering the Climate Accords, but we’re done with it let’s get back to Russia.’”

He further comments on Russia, “it’s mostly bullshit right now. Like, we don’t have any giant proof...if it was something really good, it’d leak.”



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Donald Trump on 9/11 "BOMBS EXPLODED SIMULTANEOUSLY"

Speaking about the tower’s collapse, he said: “It wasn’t architectural defect. How could a plane, even a 767 or 747 or whatever it might have been; how could it possibly go through that steel?

During the interview, Trump says he toured the foundations of the north tower after it was bombed in an earlier terror attack in 1993, and that he did not believe the tower was brought to the ground by planes alone, as the official 9/11 report claims.

“I happen to think that they had not only a plane, but they had bombs – bombs that exploded simultaneously. Because I can’t imagine anything being able to go through that wall.”



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SOLD OUT: LIVE: Donald Trump Rally in Hershey, PA 11/4/16 7:00 PM

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64 percent said Donald Tump Should be The Republican Nominee

64 percent said trump should be the nominee.

A majority of Republican-leaning voters now believe Donald Trump will be the GOP presidential nominee, according to a new ABC News/Washington Post poll released Tuesday.

And increasing numbers of Americans — as well as Trump himself — believe it’s inevitable the billionaire developer and Republican front-runner will win the nomination, Politico reports.

When asked who will be the likeliest GOP nominee, those polled said:

Donald Trump: 64 percent
Sen. Ted Cruz: 12 percent
Sen. Marco Rubio: 5 percent

In addition, the poll found that Trump’s support continues to spring from “anti-establishment and anti-immigrant sentiment within the GOP, buttressed by economic discontent and by a broad sense among the rank and file that he’d be the party’s most electable pick.”

Among those results:

His backing soars to 53 percent among leaning Republicans who strongly feel immigrants weaken U.S. society, vs. 24 percent among those who think immigrants strengthen this country. The former view is far more prevalent within the GOP.
Leaning Republicans by 54-42 percent chiefly want a candidate from outside the political establishment. Among those who are in the anti-establishment group, and registered to vote, 51 percent pick Trump over his 10 rivals tested in this poll.
Among those very worried about their economic prospects (27 percent of registered leaning Republicans), Trump gets 45 percent support, vs. 28 percent among those who aren’t worried.
Some 51 percent think Trump is the best choice to bring needed change to Washington, perhaps the single most crucial attribute to leaned Republicans – 83 percent of whom express dissatisfaction or even anger with the way things are working in the capital.
56 percent of leaning Republicans think Trump has the best chance to win the general election in November, up 9 points from last month.
The support that continues to rise for Trump shows a “sense of inevitability” he will be the Republican nominee, Politico says. And Trump himself realizes it.

He took a “victory lap, of sorts, on the morning show circuit on Tuesday, crowing about his dominant poll position, especially among evangelicals,” Politico reported.

“I’m a religious person. I’ve been going to Sunday school for a long time like you did, Joe, and you know, I am a religious person,” Trump told Joe Scarborough on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”

“And frankly, I’m a believer and they understand that. Some of the polls came out, and was interesting, CNN said I’d be the best leader, I’ll be best with ISIS, I’ll be best on the border by far, I’ll be best on a lot of things, and the evangelicals want that.”

But Trump — while confident — is not stopping his punishing assaults on Cruz and the question surrounding his eligibility to be president having been born in Canada.

Particularly with both candidates being essentially tied for first place in the upcoming Iowa caucuses.

“Well he does have a problem there. There’s no question about it. Nobody knows if he can even run,” Trump said on “Morning Joe” Tuesday.

“He has to solve that problem, get a declaratory judgment from the courts. I mean, he could be running and end up being thrown out of the race in the middle of it. … if he got a nomination, there’d be a lawsuit day one” from Democrats.

The ABC News/Washington Post poll, conducted from Jan. 21-24, has a margin of sampling error of 5.5 points.

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Colorado Trump Delegate Removed And Replaced-Delegate Conspiracy

Corado Trump Delegate Removed And Replaced-Delegate Conspiracy. He was threatened to vote for Cruz and he would not. Then he was removed as a Colorado Delegate. Folks it doesn't get more corrupt than this.

Trump is not intimidated by anyone or anything, Fearless and So Are We!

Krauthammer salutes Trump's 'rock-solid' floor of support

Gingrich: Trump has made Ted Cruz look normal

Newt Gingrich on Wednesday marveled at one of Donald Trump's biggest accomplishments in the 2016 race — making Ted Cruz appear normal.
The former House speaker predicted that Cruz could be boosted at a contested convention by establishment support, something that would be unthinkable without an even more polarizing figure like Trump in the race.
“The challenge is entirely on Trump,” said Gingrich, who has been supportive of Trump. “He is not gonna get any help out of the establishment. They have reluctantly concluded that if, you know — Trump in a funny way has normalized Ted Cruz because without Trump, the establishment would be totally opposed to Cruz.”
Indeed, the senator has only garnered support from fellow Sens. Mike Lee and Lindsey Graham. But Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush have also backed his campaign as the best alternative to Trump.
Gingrich pushed back on the notion that anyone other than Trump or Cruz could win the nomination. The 2012 convention rules, he said, were designed to block anybody from competing with Mitt Romney and now make it nearly impossible for someone who isn’t running in 2016 to become the nominee. The 2016 rules, however, won’t be set until the convention begins.
“This could end up being, you know, a really right-down-to-the-wire contest between these two guys,” Gingrich said. “If Trump doesn’t get it, then it will slide to Cruz.”
Trump has a 226-delegate advantage over the Texas senator, who won Wisconsin by a double-digit margin Tuesday. But the Republican front-runner is still nearly 500 delegates shy of the 1,237 needed to clinch the nomination outright before the convention.
While it’s tough to see Cruz surpassing Trump in delegates, Gingrich continued, he has the campaign to win a multi-ballot convention.
“What Cruz of course has done, very intelligently, is he has gone out and he has poached on the delegates that are going to be bound to Trump legally on the first vote, but they’re not bound after the first vote,” he said. “So what he’s trying to do is win elections in Louisiana, in Georgia, etc., where he picks up people that are pledged to help him once they meet their legal obligations. So Cruz, I think, will tell you he will actually get stronger on the second and third ballots. Trump probably won’t. Trump really has to rush to victory on the first ballot, I think.”
Gingrich said he could support either candidate as the nominee but joined the choir of people urging the New York billionaire to be more presidential. Trump has said he will, but doing so would be “boring as hell.”
Trump blasted Cruz and the establishment following a 13-point loss in Wisconsin — a message Gingrich decried as “self-destructive.”
For Trump to win, Gingrich said, his campaign has to give his convention manager Paul Manafort significantly more authority — “because Manafort’s the one real professional he has in the organization who has been through this before, who knows how to do it” — and pump more money into a more expansive daily grassroots delegate operation, in addition to being more presidential.
“The statement he issued last night was, frankly, just self-destructive,” Gingrich said about the missive, which stated, “Donald J. Trump withstood the onslaught of the establishment yet again. Lyin' Ted Cruz had the Governor of Wisconsin, many conservative talk radio show hosts, and the entire party apparatus behind him.”
It went on say, "Ted Cruz is worse than a puppet — he is a Trojan horse, being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from Mr. Trump.”
Gingrich on Wednesday said: “It was angry and it was hostile. It was demeaning. It’s everything that turns people off about him. He has had a great run, but he has to get to a new plateau if he’s gonna win.”

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1. Priebus Won’t Turn RNC Over to Trump If He Wins

    If Donald Trump wins the Republican presidential nomination this summer, Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus is vowing not to give the billionaire’s campaign control over the party leading up to the November election, according to a The Times said Priebus “has also let it be known that he does not plan to let the Trump campaign take over the party apparatus if he captures the nomination. “At an off-the-record happy hour with reporters last week, Mr. Priebus said clearly that, regardless of precedent, he would not be layered over by Mr. Trump’s loyalists, according to two people present.” If true, Priebus’ decision would be a stunning reversal of precedent and a serious slap in the face to the Trump campaign. In modern presidential campaigns, the presumptive nominee of the party, even before gaining the nomination, takes de facto control over the party and its apparatus. The candidate and the campaign take the helm of the national campaign effort, with the party and RNC chair taking direction from them. The Times report by correspondents Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Martin detail Trump’s Thursday meeting Chairman Priebus and other party staff in Washington, D.C. Trump said afterward the gathering was “a very good meeting … It’s really a unity meeting.” But The Times report painted a more nuanced picture, with Priebus and top aides complaining about Trump’s combative approach to the party, its officials and other candidates. The paper also cited three people who were briefed on the meeting, and claims Priebus told Trump both sides need to have a better relationship moving forward. Trump has criticized the party for months, and this week he not to run as an independent candidate should he lose the nomination. The paper quoted Trump as admitting his own staff had failed to do the proper follow-up with delegates. “… Mr. Trump turned to his aides and suggested that they had not been doing what they needed to do,” the Times said. The meeting reportedly included Trump, his son Donald J. Trump Jr., Trump’s lawyer Donald F. McGahn, his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, his national political director Michael Glassner, and his spokeswoman Hope Hicks. From the RNC, Priebus was joined by COO Sean Cairncross and chief of staff Katie Walsh. Also discussed was , a state whose primary Trump won. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz will likely earn more delegates from the state because his campaign found ways to work within the state’s delegate system. Regarding Louisiana and other states with finicky rules regarding delegates, The Times reports that Priebus told Trump every campaign in the race should be ready to fight for votes at this summer’s convention in Cleveland. Lewandowski and Glassner, however, told The Times Friday Trump did not scold his team as first reported. Trump’s rise to the top of the polls has been polarizing, but he has a strong base of  supporters and he is hoping to secure the 1,237 delegate votes needed to clinch the nomination before the convention. If he falls short, at getting the nod on the first ballot. If neither candidate wins the magic 1,237 votes on the first ballot, delegates are officially unbound, allowing for the convention delegates to nominate a candidate of their own choosing.7:15 AM 4/2/2016

Let's face it, the Media has the war on women. Depicting woman as not being able to see through the smog over a miss thought out comment

Let's face it, the Media  and Cruz are pushing war on women. Depicting woman as not being able to see through the smog over a miss thought out comment by Trump!

Donald Trump is facing a damaging media narrative just as he seemed to be in a position to wrap up the Republican race.

The sharks are circling in the campaign water, sensing blood from a series of controversies that his critics want to define him.

And it’s happening in the final stretch before Tuesday’s Wisconsin primary, which a Fox Business poll yesterday says Ted Cruz is leading over Trump, 42 to 32 percent, with John Kasich at 19.

Trump insists he respects women, and he has promoted many of them at his company. But complaints about his language began to pick up again when he attacked Megyn Kelly as “sick” and “crazy.”

Then the Corey Lewandowski story exploded.

The decision by Florida police to charge Trump’s campaign manager with a misdemeanor for manhandling former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields produced a tsunami of media coverage. The campaign insists that Lewandowski did nothing wrong.

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The Media needs to stop lying about how Women feel about Donald Trump. All of the ones I hear on 15 Social Networks see his value and respect his honesty. Pundit Media you are Corrupt.

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Learn to Love Donald Trump (Listen when he talks) Everyone else is depressing for America. We need to be lifted up and Win Again

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Trump on Fox this Morning 3-28-16. Subjects: New Grandson, NATO, Cruz, National Enquirer-Brusselss

Trump on Fox this Morning 3-28-16. Subjects: New Grandson (Easter Baby), NATO, Cruz and the National Enquirer. Saudi needs to do more financially.

Breaking: New Trump Scandal, Devastating Info Released

Alex Jones discusses a new scandal surrounding Republican frontrunner Donald Trump that will severely damage the establishment. Trump knows all about the New World Order and the Globalist!

People The Media is Lying Trump beats Hillary and Bernie big….Everywhere

The Real poll Trump VS Hillary as of Arizona Primary. Trump will be POTUS here is why based by AZ last night..
The polls of Donald Trump verses Hillary Clinton:
These polls are clearly flawed. And we know that simply based off the ACTUAL vote turnout so far.
For example, last night Donald Trump received more votes in Arizona than the entire GOP received in 2012… That means that Donald Trump received more women vote than mitt Romney received, and three times more minority votes than mitt Romney received. And the GOP received 2 1/2 times more votes this time around as they did in 2012.
I even heard people saying Utah could go to the Democrats if Donald Trump is the GOP nominee. But even looking at the Utah votes, Donald Trump received twice as many votes as Hillary Clinton did.
The same is true in the state of Maine, Donald Trump by himself in a distant second place still received as many votes as the entire GOP received in 2012. The GOP received three times more votes in that state this time around as compared to 2012.
In Ohio, Donald Trump was also a distant second place, and yet received over 270,000 more votes than mitt Romney did in 2012. The GOP received well over 1,000,000 more votes than they did in 2012 (BIG record) and a substantial amount more votes than the Democratic Party received, even with the Bernie Sanders movement.
In Missouri, Donald Trump received over 100,000 more votes than the entire GOP combined received in 2012. The Republican Party received nearly 4 times more total votes this time around as compared to 2012.
In Idaho, the GOP received five times more votes this time around as compared to 2012, and Donald Trump with a distant second place received more votes by himself this time around than the entire GOP received in 2012.
In Nevada, Donald Trump received 34,000 votes, as opposed to Hillary Clinton’s 6400 votes.
In Michigan, the GOP received way more votes this time around, and a substantially higher number of votes than the Democratic Party received, and Donald Trump won by a large margin in Michigan.
The same goes with Florida, Donald Trump received hundreds of thousands of more votes then did anybody in the GOP last time around, and received hundreds of thousands of minority votes. He received nearly 1,100,000 votes by himself (record)! This is the case with nearly every state that has voted, the GOP is shattering voting records left, right and center!
The GOP is several million votes ahead of the Democratic Party this year, and according to studies, only 17% of all Republican voters will not vote for Trump, and 10% of all Democratic voters will not vote for Hillary Clinton. This puts Donald Trump substantially ahead of her in almost every state so far. (I did not even mention Iowa, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Tennessee-BIG record, Oklahoma, and nearly every state that has voted).
Donald Trump is also receiving three times more minority votes than mitt Romney received, and is also receiving more women votes as well. And this does not account for a number of voters who have not been able to vote because the numbers were so high that they could not make it in because it was so backed up and crowded, as well as democratic crossover voters who are not able to vote for Donald Trump because they did not switch parties in time in some of the states.
Why aren’t they looking at the ACTUAL vote turnout?
By the looks of it, Donald Trump will win big in Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Missouri, Nevada, Arizona, which are all potential swing states, and would surely give Donald Trump a clear victory… Don’t believe all of the media spin doctor polls!

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Trump is 'Right" again per Obama's H.R. 347

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