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The Five Books To Read Now To Prepare for The Deep State’s Next Move
Preparation is 75% of winning a war. Staying in denial is counterproductive to surviving. So, mentally and physically prepare, and know thy enemy. # 1. Kushner’s book is truly a memoir specific to an exacting time in American history which has profound significance. It is above all highly informative offering substantive insights on the most profound American administrative deals in history.
A riveting account of the HOAX that sent a presidential campaign chairman to solitary confinement because he wouldn’t turn against the President of the United States. The chief weapon deployed by the government-corporate-media Establishment against the Trump presidency was propaganda. Time and again, allegations from anonymous sources were disseminated by a partisan media, promoted by a dishonest Democrat Party leadership, and ultimately debunked when the facts surfaced.
Manhattan D.A. Cannot Prosecute Paul Manafort After Trump’s Pardon Due to Double Jeopardy
Posted by Mary Chastain Monday, February 8, 2021 at 7:00pm | 2/8/2021 - 7:00pm President Donald Trump pardoned former campaign chairman Paul Manafort on Christmas Eve after a court found him guilty of tax fraud, bank fraud, and concealing his foreign bank accounts. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. thought his case against Manafort could go forward. But the New York Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, put a stop to the case.
Trump Pardons Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, and Jared Kushner's Father Before Christmas Eve
Posted by Mary Chastain Thursday, December 24, 2020 at 10:00am | 12/24/2020 - 10:00am President Donald Trump pardoned 26 people along with three commutations before he left for Florida for Christmas. The main three are Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, and Jared Kushner’s father Charles.
Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, Charles Kushner Among Those Pardoned By Trump
As parents we may struggle with the simple truth that our children can never love and care for us as we do them. Intellectually, and even spiritually, we understand and accept this. How could they? After all, the entirety of our emotions has been handed down to us from Adam and as one created rather than born, he had no experience with that relationship.
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Obama | unmasking scandal | Samantha Power | hundreds
Posted by Mike LaChance Friday, September 22, 2017 at 10:00am | 9/22/2017 - 10:00am When Trump claimed months ago that his campaign was wiretapped by Obama, liberals in media scoffed. The very idea that Obama or anyone on his team would be part of anything so untoward was unthinkable. Then it was revealed that Susan Rice had unmasked members of Trump’s team, a fact that she previously lied about on national television.
The Mueller testimony: 10 things to watch for at Wednesday's hearings on the Trump-Russia report
Special counsel Robert Mueller will testify before Congress for the first time Wednesday on the Trump-Russia report. Here's what watch for in what's bound to be a contentious day. Intro Former special counsel Robert Mueller's testimony Wednesday has the potential to either kickstart an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump -- or put the nail in the coffin of the Democratic efforts to impeach the President.
Under Trump, Witness Protection has been infiltrated by the Russian Mafia.
Authors Note: Due to an ongoing court case in Broward County Florida, allegations about about Russian-American Businessman Edi Gurlovsky were removed due to the status of the case. In October 2017, Curt Weldon joined the board of advisors for Monarch Air Group, which had just completed its first contract with the Justice Department’s Witness Security Division. According to US attorney Joshua Naftalis, and judges in multiple states, Monarch Air is allegedly a Russian mob front.
Spygate, Part #9: The Deputies Meetings
The secret Situation Room meetings, also known as the “Deputies Meetings”, were handled by the Obama Administration from August 2016 to December 2016 to monitor Russian interference in the 2016 United States presidential election, with various members of the Cabinet and heads of intelligence agencies in attendance. But who attended, how were they organised and what was their scope? And did they do what they said they were doing?
Spygate, Part #7: Brennan’s Working Group
Crossfire Hurricane was an investigation opened into four specific individuals connected to the Trump campaign: George Papadopoulos, Carter Page, Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn and Paul Manafort, two of whom had active FISA warrants attached to them (Carter Page and Paul Manafort). However, to truly understand the Working Group, we must explain how the agencies all collided together in the first place in this one case. This article will not discuss the Secret Situation Room meetings.
Mueller Tells Court Manafort Lied in ‘Numerous Ways,’ Breaching Plea Deal
Special Counsel Robert Mueller said in a court filing late on Dec. 7 that Trump’s one-time campaign manager Paul Manafort had breached his plea agreement with the government by telling “multiple discernible lies” in several ways and on several occasions. Manafort pleaded guilty to two charges of conspiracy in September to avoid a second trial after a jury found him guilty of eight out of 18 charges related to financial and tax fraud.
Manafort accused of lying to Mueller probe, blowing up plea deal
Manafort said in the same filing that he disagreed with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s assertion that he had lied. NEW YORK – Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort breached his plea deal by lying to federal investigators, according to a court filing on Monday, in a potential setback to the special counsel’s probe into Russia’s meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
Byron York: Manafort Plea Based On Assumption Of Big Trump-Russia Conspiracy Only He Can Reveal
'Washington Examiner' columnist Byron York dismisses the plea deal former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort made today with special counsel Robert Mueller. "All this kind of talk that Manafort is the big one," York told FOX News host Martha MacCallum. "I think that all of that is based on an assumption, a belief that there is some big conspiracy between Trump and Russia that only Paul Manafort can reveal."
Ex-Trump Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort Pleads Guilty, Will Cooperate with Russia Investigation
Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump‘s former campaign chairman, pled guilty on Friday to two criminal charges as part of a deal that requires him to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller’s ongoing Russia investigation. Manafort, 69, pled guilty to one count of conspiracy against the U.S. and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice due to attempts to tamper with witnesses, CNN reported Friday, citing court documents.
Trump-Russia Doc 'Active Measures' Now Open Around The Country
Here's the New York Times review of "Active Measures," which opened Friday and is now in theaters or available on YouTube, Hulu, Netflix, and iTunes: Directed by Jack Bryan, this documentary starts by summarizing Vladimir V. Putin’s career through the time of his election as Russia’s president. In the heaps of interviews, video clips and flow charts that follow, we hear of links between Mr. Putin and Donald J.
DTN Livestock Midday: Cattle Futures Erode
Cattle futures have turned lower once again as follow through weakness has offset any initial support moving into the complex. Hog futures are mixed after early buyer support has tried to create market stability. Light to moderate pressure has redeveloped in cattle trade, allowing most contracts to shift lower through morning activity. Hog futures are mixed following firm buyer interest moving back into the market. Corn markets are higher in light trade activity.
DTN Grain Midday: Wheat Leads Trade Higher
Corn trade is flat to 1 cent higher at midday with support from wheat and soybeans but limited buying enthusiasm. Early harvest should continue to expand this week as we get closer to the December contract becoming the front month on Friday. Ethanol production was down 3,000 barrels per day, with stocks down 200,000 barrels last week, while ethanol futures have broken below $1.30 this morning pressuring producer margins. Corn basis has held up pretty well in recent days.
DTN Cotton Open: On Defensive Early
December cotton is lower this morning after two consecutive higher closing sessions. The market continues to struggle with Chinese tariffs, a recovering dollar, and an impending harvest. To the latter point, traders seem to be biding their time as they await the next crop update from USDA on Wednesday, September 12th. The last two supply-demand reports have shown huge fluctuations in the projected size of the 2018 Crop. Tomorrow, USDA will release its weekly sales and exports report.
DTN Livestock Open: Futures Geared for Mixed Start
The cattle complex is likely to open Wednesday with uneven price action as traders await cash news to develop. Lean hog issues are also expected to begin with mixed prices thanks to bear-spreading and profit-taking strategies.
DTN Grain Open: Quiet Row Crops, Firmer Wheat
6:00 a.m. CME Globex: December corn was unchanged, November soybeans were down 0.50c, and December K.C. wheat was up 4.75c. CME Globex Recap: Quiet equity markets around the globe this morning. The USD Index has closed lower in eight of the last nine sessions, although it is clinging to small gains this morning. This has been supportive to commodities in general and crude oil is up $4.00/bbl from its August lows.
DTN Livestock Close: Futures Stage Partial Retreat From Monday’s Rally
The cattle complex closed substantially lower Tuesday, though late short-covering worked to limit damage from midsession lows. Lean hog futures reversed some from Monday’s impressive rally with spot October nearly canceling yesterday’s limit gain. Feedlot country was generally quiet through the day with a few showlists in the South priced at $111. According to the closing report, the national hog base is .14 lower compared with the prior day settlement ($34.00 to $37.65, weighted average $37.03).
USDA Crop Progress - Corn, Soy Racing Toward Maturity - DTN
U.S. row crops continued to race toward maturity with the percentage of corn mature and soybeans dropping leaves ahead of the average pace, according to the USDA National Ag Statistics Service’s weekly Crop Progress report released Monday. NASS estimated that 92% of corn was in the dough stage as of Sunday, Aug. 26, 8 percentage points ahead of the five-year average of 84%. Sixty-one percent of corn was dented, 19 percentage points ahead of the five-year average of 42%.
DTN Cotton Close: Higher on Slow Technical Trade
December cotton finished slightly higher Tuesday, even though specific trading information was scant. News that India’s monsoons are coming irregularly for the major cotton province of Gujarat may have lent some fundamental support. The U.S./Mexican trade agreement was also seen as a positive factor, as well as the news Canada may send trade representatives to Washington this week. Beyond that scope, some traders were preparing for the upcoming three-day Labor Day weekend.
DTN Grain Close: Markets Move Mostly Lower
It was largely a risk-off day on Tuesday, with continued favorable weather and production prospects out-weighing this week’s news of a trade agreement with Mexico and details of an aid package. Of the major ag commodities, only the December Chicago wheat contract squeaked out a modest gain of 3/4 cents with support from a lone U.S. offer in Egypt’s tender this week. Midday: Wheat is the midday leader with row crops still working lower.
DTN Livestock Midday: Losses Sweep Through Complex
Triple-digit losses have quickly developed in most livestock contracts Tuesday morning. Traders are quickly readjusting market positions following the overall lack of follow-through support seen in cattle and hog trade Tuesday. Strong losses have swept through livestock trade with triple-digit losses seen in most contracts. This is adding to the overall market uncertainty through the entire complex as traders are unable to maintain early week gains. Corn markets are lower in light trade activity.
DTN Grain Midday: Corn, Soybeans Work Lower
Wheat is the midday leader with row crops still working lower. Corn trade is 1 to 2 cents lower at midday with trade unable to hold early light strength as soybeans turn lower. Early harvest should continue to expand this week as we get closer to the December contract becoming the front month. Ethanol futures continue to track lower touching with nearby contracts holding $1.30. This is keeping blender margins pretty stout, but not great for producers with lowest prices in sometime.
DTN Cotton Open: Lower as Trade Optimism Fades
December cotton is lower even though yesterday’s U.S./Mexico trade deal is considered supportive. Mexico imported some 900,000 bales of US cotton during the 2017/2018 marketing season. Yet, the “bigger sticks” were Vietnam (2.90mb), then China (2.20 million), and Turkey (1.70mb). Thus, the current trade spats with China and Turkey are obviously super-crucial to the U.S. cotton trade, and until those problems are solved, U.S. exports could be on the ropes.
DTN Livestock Open: Futures Staged for Moderate Strength
The cattle complex should open solidly higher, supported by residual buying and firming carcass value. Lean hog futures also seem set to open moderately higher in the early going thanks to follow-through buying and stabilizing fundamentals.
DTN Grain Open: Wheat Stages Recovery, Row Crops Chop
6:00 a.m. CME Globex: December corn was up 0.50c, November soybeans were down 1.25c, and December K.C. wheat was up 3.75c. CME Globex Recap: Global equity markets are mostly better overnight as spillover support from the US and a breakthrough between Mexico and the United States on trade appears to be happening. Still nothing to speak of on the US/China trade front. The USD has slipped back below its 100 and 200-day moving averages with the 50-day just below at 92.69.
DTN Livestock Close: Futures Launch Last Week of Aug. With Bullish Surge
Lean hog futures closed sharply higher based on the announcement of a new trade deal between Mexico and the U.S. The cattle complex settled significantly higher as well, boosted by technical-buying, bullish outside markets and spillover bullishness from the lean hog board. The cash cattle trade was typically restricted to the distribution of new showlists. Ready numbers appear to be larger in the South (especially Texas), smaller in Nebraska and about steady in Colorado.
DTN Cotton Close: Sharp Gains on Technical Buying, Surging Dow
December cotton closed with triple-digit gains Monday as speculators were actively on both sides of the trade. Drawing inspiration from all-time highs made in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, and with the Dow Jones breaking the 26,000-mark, speculative traders felt compelled to cover shorts and buy long. Additionally, weather forecasts for West Texas were bullish in that over the next week, rains chances are diminished, while temperatures will be above normal.
Grain Market: Bearish Week, Harvest Getting Closer - DTN
To say this has been a bearish week for grain prices is a bit of an understatement, with December corn down 17 3/4 cents, November soybeans down 38 3/4 cents and December Chicago wheat down 38 cents — all as of Thursday’s closes. Some of those losses could be trimmed on Friday, but let’s face it, the market environment for grains is not very friendly at the moment.
DTN Livestock Midday: Limit Gains Develop in Hog Futures
December lean hog futures are locked in limit gains of $3 per cwt as traders quickly rebounded from pressure that developed late last week. The increased volatility seen in the last week is expected to keep markets moving in a wide trading range. Renewed buyer support quickly moved into livestock futures early Monday morning. Traders have posted triple-digit gains in all nearby contracts, with December lean hog futures locked in limit gains.
DTN Grain Close: U.S., Mexico Strike A Deal; Markets Still Red
Even though the U.S. and Mexico announced a new trade agreement Monday, grain prices had no time to celebrate, staying under bearish pressure while big fall row crops are expected. New-crop contracts of corn, soybeans, and all three wheats were all lower with K.C. wheat showing the largest percentage loss. Midday: Trade is lower at midday, but off the overnight lows. Corn trade is flat to 1 cent lower at midday with trade grinding along the lower end of the range, with trade solidly off the lows.
DTN Grain Midday: Trade Off Overnight Lows
Trade is lower at midday, but off the overnight lows. Corn trade is flat to 1 cent lower at midday with trade grinding along the lower end of the range, with trade solidly off the lows. Warmer weather over the weekend should help to move the crop along, and the trade deal with Mexico was announced. Ethanol futures continue to track lower touching with nearby contracts dropping around $1.30. This is keeping blender margins pretty stout, but not great for producers.
DTN Cotton Open: Slightly Higher, Needs “New News”
December cotton is moderately higher this morning, as it attempts to balance its oversold condition as the month ends. With the three-day Labor Day weekend approaching, short-sold speculators are feeling the need to buy back their positions, while other speculators are bottom-fishing for an expected late season rally into September. That September rally is part of a seasonal behavior often reflecting developmental stress on the west Texas crop.
DTN Livestock Open: Cattle Set to Start Moderately Lower
Look for the cattle complex to open moderately lower, pressured by follow-through selling and bearish implications of the Aug. 1 Cattle on Feed report. Lean hog futures should open on a mixed basis thanks to residual buying and nervousness regarding the adequacy of pork demand.
DTN Grain Open: Heavy Selling Pressure Continues
6:00 a.m. CME Globex: December corn was down 3.25c, November soybeans were down 14.50c, and December K.C. wheat was down 8.25c. CME Globex Recap: Firmer equity markets around the globe this morning while commodities are mostly lower. August has been a tough month at the CBOT, but unfortunately, September is a very weak month from a seasonal perspective. Financial markets will be interested to see if anything trade related gets done with Mexico this week.
DTN Cotton Close: Market Ends Fractionally Higher, Loses Momentum
December cotton did an about face from early morning strength to finish a mere 24 points higher Friday. After posting double-digits highs above 8300, speculators and hedgers alike began to sell into the bullish run, turning prices lower. In fact, the retreat resulted in a mixed settlement for the ICE Futures, as December was higher, but the deferred months were lower. Week-over-week, December cotton finish only 24 points higher.
WOTUS Rule: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi Support Nationwide Injunction - DTN
Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi have asked a federal court in Texas to expedite its consideration for a nationwide injunction of the 2015 waters of the United States, or WOTUS, rule after a court in South Carolina recently issued a ruling that allows the rule to take effect in 26 states. On Wednesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a motion in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas pleading with the court to issue an injunction.
Iowa Murder Case Spotlights Ag Labor Hiring - DTN
The fact that the suspect in the abduction and murder of an Iowa college student is an illegal immigrant accused of using falsified documents to work on a dairy farm puts an uncomfortable spotlight on farm labor and an agricultural guest-worker bill that congressmen have championed this summer. The Yarrabee Farm dairy operation in Iowa that employed Christhian Rivera is owned and run by the Lang family.
DTN Grain Close: Wheat Slides Lower, Row Crops Take a Break
December contracts for all three wheats finished lower for a fifth consecutive day as the bullishness of this month’s earlier dry weather concerns continue to come apart. Corn and soybeans showed slight gains on light volume while the U.S. dollar index is trading lower after Fed Chairman Powell said he sees no clear sign of rising inflation. Midday: Corn and soybeans are firmer at midday while wheat is on its lows.
DTN Livestock Midday: Cattle Futures Continue Lower
Sharp triple-digit losses have quickly developed in all cattle trade. The overall lack of support comes after very limited activity through most of the morning and general market uncertainty during the week. Strong triple-digit losses have swept through the cattle complex Friday morning with increased pressure possible early next week. Lean hog futures remain firm to moderately higher with the most aggressive support developing in early 2019 contract months.
DTN Grain midday: Corn, Soybeans Firm
Corn and soybeans are firmer at midday while wheat is on its lows. Corn trade is 2 cents higher with trade trying to find some recovery going into the weekend after the down week. This is also just ahead of September option expiration; looks like there may be market forces attracted to the $3.50 strike. Ethanol futures continue to track lower touching with nearby contracts dropping around $1.30. This is keeping blender margins pretty stout, but not great for producers.
DTN Cotton Open: Higher on Technical Bounce
December cotton is sharply higher this morning as the market was able to hold key support yesterday. Despite decent sales and exports data, the market slipped and came within 50 or so points of its 8060 monthly low. However, into the close, short-covering type buying lifted prices to pare losses. Such action seems to be encouraging additional technical buying. Unfortunately, the fundamental scene for cotton does not bode well.
DTN Livestock Open: Uneven Early Prices
Live and feeder contracts should open slowly mixed as traders position ahead of late-week cash and the release of the Aug. 1 Cattle on Feed report. Lean hog issues are also expected to begin with uneven prices thanks to spillover selling and pre-weekend short-covering.
DTN Grain Open: Mixed Trade to End a Lower Week
6:00 a.m. CME Globex: December corn was up 0.25 cents, November soybeans were up 1.0 cent, and December K.C. wheat was down 4.75 cents. CME Globex Recap: Equity markets are mixed, but mainly quiet ahead of the weekend. The short-term trend in the USD has turned lower with support from the 50-day just below the market. The USD weakness is lending support to commodities as the energy complex is firmer overnight. Grains continue to trade large supply projections, keeping the overall trends down.
DTN Livestock Close: 2018 Lean Hog Futures Lose Significant Ground to 2019 Counterparts
Lean hog futures settled widely mixed with nearby issues crashing in the face of deferred stability. Uneven settlements in the cattle complex were much more boring with feeders narrowly mixed and live contracts moderately lower. Light-to-moderate trade volume developed in Southern feedlot country with most live sales ($109) $1-$1.50 lower than last week’s weighted averages.
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