Epstein Secrets

FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS Pritzker: Illinois House Speaker Has To Step Down If Corruption Allegations Are True. The AP (7/17, Burnett, O'Connor, Callahan) reports Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) "said Friday that Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan `must resign' if allegations of corrupti

story, 3:10, Snow, 4.36M) said, meanwhile, Trump's "assessments often running counter to the messaging from public health officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, who the President labeled 'a bit of an alarmist," and ABC World News TonightVi (7/19, lead story, 4:30, Llamas, 5.06M) described Trump as playing

great." Trump also said "we are doing more tests by far than any country in the world." Politico (7/19, Rahman, 4.29M) reports Trump also said, "Dr. Fauci's made some mistakes. ... He's a little bit of an alarmist. That's OK. A little bit of an alarmist. ... Look, Dr. Fauci said `don't wear a mask'. D

i said, 'Don't ban China. Don't ban China.' I did. He then admitted that I was right." The Washington Times (7/19, Swoyer, 492K) also recounts that Fauci's "critics point to" him "telling the president not to close off travel from China and also advising early on that masks should not be worn by the

ker was the instigator and the agitator; Hennessy said at a press conference in downtown Indianapolis." EFTA00150567 The Indianapolis Star (7/13, O'Connor, 633K) reports that Hennessy said that "Booker punched his client three times and had to be restrained." Booker, "a member of the Monroe County Hum

onavirus pandemic focuses on the reported rift between the White House and NIAID Director Fauci, with the President insisting his relationship with Fauci is "very good" despite recent criticism from Administration officials and the President himself. The President is also getting attention for retweet

ip With Fauci. Coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic focuses on the reported rift between the White House and NIAID Director Fauci, with the President insisting his relationship with Fauci is "very good" despite recent criticism from Administration officials and the President h

wsVi (7/13, story 4, 1:50, O'Donnell, 4.36M), Paula Reid reported, "This afternoon, President Trump put a positive spin on his relationship with Dr. Anthony Fauci. ... [But] Fauci tells CBS News he is now `persona non grata' at the White House after months of speaking his mind and contradicting the President.

ened. 'Mr. Booker was the instigator and the agitator,' Hennessy said at a press conference in downtown Indianapolis." The Indianapolis Star (7/13, O'Connor, 633K) reports that Hennessy said that "Booker punched his client three limes and had to be restrained." Booker, "a member of the Monroe County Huma

hools should open this fall. It's worldwide and ifs overwhelming. BUT NO." Trump also retweeted a segment of a Woolery podcast that was critical of Fauci. The New York Post (7/13, Bowden, 4.57M) reports the President later "defended what he called a 'very good relationship'" with Fauci. Trump told rep

hip With Fauci. Coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic focuses on the reported rift between the White House and NIAID Director Fauci, with the President insisting his relationship with Fauci is "very good" despite recent criticism from Administration officials and the President h

News (7/13, story 4, 1:50, O'Donnell, 4.36M), Paula Reid reported, "This afternoon, President Trump put a positive spin on his relationship with Dr. Anthony Fauci. ... [But] Fauci tells CBS News he is now 'persona non grata' at the White House after months of speaking his mind and contradicting the President.

hey EFTA00148085 clarified that at this point they have only lodged charges against her for aiding and abetting the theft." BuzzFeed News (1/26, O'Connor) reports Kramer said that all the allegations against his client "were all lies all made up by an ex." However, the FBI affidavit, includes screensh

rning as we go along." Asked on Fox News' America's Newsroom (1/26, 896K) about the timeline for vaccinating the general population, NIAID Director Fauci said, "By the time you get to April, you will have gotten to the point where...wherever you are in a priority, you can start getting the doses. Log