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Here is video of undercover filmmaker James O'Keefe on Hannity tonight to speak out for the first time about his arrest for entering the office of Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu's New Orleans office.
O'Keefe would not talk about a lot of the details of the arrest, but he did admit that he and three others were dressed as phone repairmen. He said they were trying to find out why constituents had reported not being able to get through to her office for weeks on the phone. They wanted to find out why the phones were not being answered.
Hannity questioned O'Keefe on why they did not stop and think about the fact that entering a Senator's office was different than going into an ACORN Office. O'Keefe said he knows he needs to "reflect" on what has happened and that he needs to be "a little more careful, a little more thoughtful."
O'Keefe said they never had any intention, or had never even thought about "interfering with phones." He charged the media with "journalistic malpractice" in the way they have reported his story.
"Last June, Newsweek’s editor, Evan Thomas, on MSNBC, said the President is “sort of God.” Last week on MSNBC, Chris Matthews said the President is “post-racial. I forgot he was black tonight for an hour.” What is the President’s reaction to these two MSNBC revelations?"
"Smartly, the President does not occupy his time watching cable television."
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Here is video of CNN's Wolf Blitzer today saying he believes the Scott Brown victory in Massachusetts has been a real "alarm bell" for President Obama, and has caused a "change" in Obama, making him more aggressive toward his critics. Blitzer made the remarks as he was asked about a "change" in Obama by Rick Sanchez.
Here is video of ABC News' Jake Tapper today challenging White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs on his constant whining and blaming of Republicans for not supporting the Obama Agenda. After listening to this again from Gibbs, Tapper said:
"But isn't the whole point of being President and controlling the House and Senate to 'man up' and make these tough decisions whether or not it costs you at the ballot box in November?"
Here is video of former CIA operative Wayne Simmons saying that Obama Adviser David Axelrod, along with Robert Gibbs, are nothing but "buffoons when it comes to National Security."
He was reacting to the Administration's decision to not have Intelligence Professionals interrogate Terrorist Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab. Simmons said the Obama Administration is "not making the right decisions" when it comes to our National Security.
Here is amateur video just released of the Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster that took place on January 28, 1986.
The home video was recorded in a neighborhood close enough to see the shuttle rising into the sky in the distance. The man recording the video talks about what he is seeing as it happens. The shuttle exploded 73 seconds into it's flight.
Here is video of Sen. Arlen Specter interrupting his Democrat rival Joe Sestak as Sestak was delivering his closing remarks before a Progressive Forum.
The two were to have separate Q & A sessions before the group. Specter looked like he did not realize Sestak was even speaking when he climbed onstage during Sestak's remarks. Sestak paused, and greeted the Senator. The moderator got up and asked Specter to leave the stage until Sestak was done! Sestak seemed embarrassed for Specter, and tried to lighten the mood with some humor.
Here is video of President Obama arriving in Tampa, Florida on January 28 which appears to show him bowing to the Mayor of Tampa, Pam Iorio. She was there to greet him at McDill Air Force Base. The bow appears to happen at the 1:07 mark of the video.
A picture taken that day captures the moment more clearly:
Here is video of former Bush Press Secretary Dana Perino reacting to Robert Gibbs' comment yesterday that they are "still inside the five-yard line" when it comes to getting ObamaCare passed, only "one vote away."
Perino said, "I just think it's on the wrong five-yard line. They're at First and Ninety-Five. We've got the entire American People - 80% of the American People who don't like this bill are the Defensive Line and we just got a fresh player in Scott Brown."Read more...
Here is a video report on a female suicide bomber attack that killed 46 people in Iraq today, and wounded at least another 122:
A female suicide bomber on Monday killed at least 46 Shiite pilgrims in northern Baghdad who were making an annual pilgrimage to the holy city of Karbala.Read more...
The attack, the latest in a string of violence in Iraq, wounded at least another 122 pilgrims, according to a senior Iraqi interior ministry official. The pilgrims had embarked on an annual walk to the southern city of Karbala as part of a Shiite Islamic commemoration that culminates Friday.
"A suicide attacker wearing a belt of explosives targeted pilgrims on the main road in Bob al-Sham district, northern Baghdad around 12:30 p.m.," said the official.
The attack is the latest in a series of large-scale bombings in and around Baghdad. Last Monday, bombers targeted three Baghdad hotels. The following day, a vehicle-borne suicide bomb detonated near an investigations directorate, part of the ministry of interior. . . . MORE
Here is a video report outlining President Obama's budget for fiscal year 2011 (begins Oct. 1) that projects a nearly $1.6 Trillion Deficit for 2010, and massive deficits for years into the future:
WASHINGTON—The U.S. will post a budget deficit of $1.267 trillion in fiscal 2011, the White House said Monday, in a $3.834 trillion budget that looks to strike a balance between spurring job creation in the near term and addressing the nation's fiscal woes over the next decade.Read more...
The Obama administration's budget request, set for release at 10 a.m. EST, but previewed for reporters late Sunday, calls for $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction over the next 10 years, largely through a proposed fee on big banks, the elimination of tax preferences for oil, gas and coal companies, a three-year freeze on nonsecurity discretionary spending, and the expiration of Bush-era tax cuts for wealthier households.
In the current fiscal year, which ends in September, the White House projects a budget gap of $1.556 trillion, or 10.6% of gross domestic product. That's slightly larger than the $1.502 trillion deficit the administration forecast in August for fiscal 2010. In fiscal 2009, the deficit was $1.413 trillion, or 9.9% of GDP.
Next year, the $1.267 trillion deficit would amount to 8.3% of GDP, a level that the White House predicts will gradually decline to 3.9% by fiscal 2014. The deficit wouldn't drop to President Barack Obama's goal of 3% of GDP by the end of his term, but would meet another goal of halving the gap that existed when he took office. . . . MORE
Here is a new Naked Emperor News video that details sixteen things President Obama said in his State of the Union Address that are simply not true. It uses Obama's own words from the speech, compared to his own words in previous statements to show him not telling the truth.
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