Epstein Secrets

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fbi> (10/19, story 2, 2:30, 7.01M) that "nearly 30 million Americans have voted already," and early voting got underway in Florida on Monday. ABC's Victor Oquendo said, "Torrential downpours didn't dampen enthusiasm on the first day of early voting in Florida. Lines starting at dawn stretched for more than an

<https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-trump/trump-does-not-plart-to-concede-any-time-soon- aides-and-allies-indicate-idUSKBN27N0YE> (11/8, Mason, Shalal) similarly reports that on Saturday, Trump "and his allies made one thing clear: he does not plan to concede anytime soon." In another artic

C World News Tonight <https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.corn/20f6665ba1b8461091c7884c8cdc0ba4?pubid=fbi> (11/8, story 6, 1:05, Llamas, 4.21M), Victor Oquendo reported Tropical Storm Eta is "battering south Florida after crashing into Cuba." While Oquendo said the storm is "packing winds of up to 65 miles

Reuters <https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election/trump-finally-gives-the- green-light-to-proceed-with-biden-transition-idUSKBN2830EB> (11/23, Mason, Hunnicutt) similarly says EFTA00137317 Trump's tweet "was the closest he has come to admitting defeat," as does a front-page Washington Post <ht

s Tonight <https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.corn/c059c92ed2aa45b79b52b5fb5e343961?pubid=fbi> (11/23, lead story, 3:35, Muir, 7.2M) broadcast, Victor Oquendo reported officials "across the country are sounding the alarm." North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D): "Our actions now will determine the fate of many

ore you will uncover, but we do believe this is a real increase in cases because the percent positivities are going up." In addition, Reuters (7/3, Mason) reports the coronavirus "has even reached Trump's inner circle. Kimberly Guilfoyle, a senior campaign official and the girlfriend of Donald Trump J

ecame infected, and much of the Texas coast shutting down, not a popular decision." On ABC World News TonightVi (7/3, story 2, 0:33, Llamas, 6.84M), Victor Oquendo said, "I cannot remember a time where the beaches were closed for both the Fourth of July and Memorial Day weekend, even during a hurricane. This i

ation," as well as "the first acknowledgment...from anywhere in the Trump Administration of Biden's status as the President-elect." Reuters (11/23, Mason, Hunnicutt) similarly says Trump's tweet "was the closest he has come to admitting defeat," as does a front-page Washington Post (11/23, Al, Hambur

ooks at how Americans seeking to follow the health guidance. On the lead ABC World News TonightVI (11/23, lead story, 3:35, Muir, 7.2M) broadcast, Victor Oquendo reported officials "across the country are sounding the alarm." North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D): "Our actions now will determine the fate of many

as too negative, even as his handling of the pandemic that has killed nearly 220,000 Americans remains a central issue to voters." Reuters (10/19, Mason) says Trump and Fauci "have been at odds over how best to handle a pandemic that has killed more than 219,000 people" in the US. Bloomberg (10/19,

htVI (10/19, story 2, 2:30, 7.01M) that "nearly 30 million Americans have voted already," and early voting got underway in Florida on Monday. ABC's Victor Oquendo said, "Torrential downpours didn't dampen enthusiasm on the first day of early voting in Florida. Lines starting at dawn stretched for more than an

President's campaign manager, on Saturday "told campaign staff that the fight was not over and there were actions that could help." Reuters (11/8, Mason, Shalal) similarly reports that on Saturday, Trump "and his allies made one thing clear: he does not plan to concede anytime soon." In another artic

n and exclusion going back decades." Tropical Storm Eta Approaches South Florida. On ABC World News TonigISVI (11/8, story 6, 1:05, Llamas, 4.21M), Victor Oquendo reported Tropical Storm Eta is "battering south Florida after crashing into Cuba." While Oquendo said the storm is "packing winds of up to 65 miles

insisted." The airline "said it reached out to Cruz anyway." Jacksonville GOP Convention Now Expected To Be Held Outdoors. Reuters (7/14, Holland, Mason) reports Republicans are planning to move the Jacksonville phase of next month's national convention "from an indoor arena to an outdoor venue as F

E KIDS BELONG BACK IN SCHOOL. Stop making them suffer for your own political gain." On ABC World News TonightVi (7/14, story 2, 1:55, Muir, 7.36M), Victor Oquendo reported, "Teachers are raising fears about returning to schools too soon. ... The Trump Administration has threatened to pull funding from schools

as too negative, even as his handling of the pandemic that has killed nearly 220,000 Americans remains a central issue to voters." Reuters (10/19, Mason) says Trump and Fauci "have been at odds over how best to handle a pandemic that has killed more than 219,000 people" in the US. Bloomberg (10/19,

htVI (10/19, story 2, 2:30, 7.01M) that "nearly 30 million Americans have voted already," and early voting got underway in Florida on Monday. ABC's Victor Oquendo said, "Torrential downpours didn't dampen enthusiasm on the first day of early voting in Florida. Lines starting at dawn stretched for more than an

President's campaign manager, on Saturday "told campaign staff that the fight was not over and there were actions that could help." Reuters (11/8, Mason, Shalal) similarly reports that on Saturday, Trump "and his allies made one thing clear: he does not plan to concede anytime soon." In another artic

n and exclusion going back decades." Tropical Storm Eta Approaches South Florida. On ABC World News TonightVi (11/8, story 6, 1:05, Llamas, 4.21M), Victor Oquendo reported Tropical Storm Eta is "battering south Florida after crashing into Cuba." While Oquendo said the storm is "packing winds of up to 65 miles