BEFORE IT'S NEWS EVENING EDITION 11/08/2018

12 Killed in Mass Shooting in Thousand Oaks College Bar in California - Gunman Dead? (Video) (video)

12 Killed in Mass Shooting in Thousand Oaks College Bar in California - Gunman Dead? (Video)CONTRIBUTOR: Jeffery Pritchett. THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Many witnesses who were inside the Borderline Bar and Grill for a college country event where 12 people were gunned down Wednesday night said the gunman, wearing all black and armed with a handgun, said nothing and started shooting as soon as he entered the club....

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ISRAEL ALERT NEWSLETTER 11/08/2018

Republican Senate Majority Affirms Trump Policy on Israel; CLICK for Latest from Israel!
United with IsraelPalestinians Deny Burial to Accident Victim Who Sold Land to Jews; Israelis Demand End to Discrimination by Saudi Arabia at Chess Match; Zionism Explained, Plain and Simple!

BPR PM 11/08/2018 FLORIDA AND GEORGIA PLANNING RECOUNTS! INEVITABLE IN DEMOCRAT LOSSES - HOW MANY VOTE WILL BE 'FOUND!'

DC police investigate mob action at Tucker’s home as ‘suspected hate crime’; group co-founder a familiar face


BPR AM 11/08/2018 HILLARY TO BE INDICTED!?!

‘Do it quietly’: Top Dem unknowingly sits near the wrong reporter as he dishes on Kavanaugh impeachment


THE HORN NEWS 11/08/2018 WILL THE FALL END JUSTICE GINSBERG'S CAREER ON SCOTUS?

WATCH: Top CNN star DESTROYED by Trump (must see!)
Donald Trump has had enough of CNN... and gave Jim Acosta a taste of his own medicine on Wednesday. See the video that is going viral (CNN hates this!) Read More 

DAILY BELLWETHER 11/08/2018 PRESIDENT TRUMP TO REVISE ASYLUM PROCESS

Maxine Waters Poised To Chair Powerful House Financial Services Committee

Come January, the banking industry is going to be on Rep. Maxine Waters‘ time. With Democrats taking control of the House of Representatives, the California representative is expected to become chairwoman of the powerful House Financial Services Committee, which oversees the nation’s banking system and its regulators. Waters is no friend to the nation’s biggest banks and Wall Street, and has been a vocal critic of President Donald Trump and his administration. The congresswoman from California has called for more regulation of banks, and has opposed Trump’s political appointees moving to roll back regulations on banks and other ... Read More

REAGAN REPORTS 11/08/2018 TUCKER CARLSON TARGETED BY ANTIFA THUGS

Fox News host Tucker Carlson said the far-left, Antifa-affiliated group Smash Racism DC’s demonstration outside his Washington home Wednesday night “wasn’t a protest — it was a threat” to him and his family, the Washington Examiner reports. Carlson explained a video shared by the group on Twitter, since deleted, showed a woman saying she wanted to “bring a pipe bomb” to his house. Carlson’s wife was home when the mob appeared and barricaded herself in the house's pantry because she feared a home invasion. The Fox News host nor his four children were home during the protest. Demonstrators also blocked both ends of his street and carried signs with his home address printed on them, according to Carlson. Smash Racism DC has been linked to other demonstrations targeting Republican figures.

AMERICA'S NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL MATTHEW WHITAKER

Submitted by: Larry Jordan

Who is Acting US Attorney General Matthew Whitaker?

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Matthew Whitaker is replacing his former boss, Jeff Sessions
Just minutes after news broke that US Attorney General Jeff Sessions had been forced out of his job, President Donald Trump announced a replacement: Matthew G Whitaker, Session's chief-of-staff. So who is he?
Before the dust had even begun to settle on the results of the November mid-term elections, long-embattled Attorney General Jeff Sessions released a letter confirming he is out of a job.
"At your request," Mr Sessions wrote to President Trump, "I am submitting my resignation."
Mr Sessions' replacement was announced by the president minutes later, via Twitter: "We are pleased to announce that Matthew G Whitaker, Chief of Staff to Attorney General Jeff Sessions at the Department of Justice, will become our new Acting Attorney General of the United States. He will serve our Country well...."
The 48-year-old former football star has long been seen as destined for a bigger role in the Trump administration, viewed favourably by the president as his "eye and ears" in the Justice Department. But who is Matthew Whitaker and how might he approach his possible new role overseeing the Russia probe?

Early life 

Mr Whitaker is originally from Ankeny, a suburb of Des Moines in central Iowa, the son of an elementary school teacher and a scoreboard salesman.
He became a football star in high school and was eventually inducted into the Iowa High School Football Hall of Fame. He went on to play tight end in the Holiday Bowl and the Rose Bowl for the Iowa Hawkeyes in the 1990s.
Whitaker graduated from the University of Iowa College of Law, and then went into practice as a lawyer, for a time as corporate counsel for a chain of grocery stores. 
President George W Bush appointed him US Attorney for the Southern District of Iowa, where he prosecuted white collar and drug trafficking crimes. He held that office from 2004 until 2009. 
His wife Marci is a civil engineer, and the couple has three children. 

Political life 

Mr Whitaker first took a shot at public office in 2002 when he ran unsuccessfully for state treasurer of Iowa as a Republican. He ran for United States Senate in 2014, losing the party's nomination to Republican Senator Joni Ernst.
In his campaigns, Mr Whitaker positioned himself as a fiscally conservative opponent of the Affordable Care Act, and said his political role models were Republican Senators Rand Paul and Ted Cruz. He courted the anti-abortion, evangelical Christian vote, saying at one candidate's forum that he would scrutinise nominees for federal judge to ensure they had a "biblical view of justice".
He further built up his conservative credentials when he served as campaign co-chair for Texas Governor Rick Perry in 2012 and became the executive director of the conservative watchdog group, Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust in Washington DC.
He was hired as Sessions chief-of-staff in October 2017. 
Whitaker participates in a US Department of Justice roundtable discussionChip Somodevilla
Whitaker participates in a US Department of Justice roundtable discussion

From commentator to acting AG

Prior to joining Mr Sessions' staff, Mr Whitaker was a conservative legal commentator for CNN, and penned several opinion pieces that may shed light on how he might approach his new role in the Justice Department, in particular when it comes to his possible oversight of the Russian election-meddling investigation lead by special counsel Robert Mueller. 
In July 2017, Mr Whitaker appeared on CNN and mused on possible ways that President Trump could crush the probe, which included the departure of Mr Sessions. 
"I could see a scenario where Jeff Sessions is replaced with a recess appointment, and that attorney general doesn't fire Bob Mueller, but he just reduces his budget to so low that his investigation grinds to almost a halt," Mr Whitaker said. 
In August 2017, Mr Whitaker wrote a piece called "Mueller's investigation of Trump is going too far". In it, Mr Whitaker argued that Mr Mueller had overstepped the boundaries of his inquiry when he began looking into the Trump family's finances. He called this a "red line" that Mr Mueller should not cross, warning that it would render the investigation a "witch hunt" - a term that the president himself has become quite fond of. 
"The Trump Organization's business dealings are plainly not within the scope of the investigation, nor should they be," Mr Whitaker wrote. 
Prior to the 2016 elections, Mr Whitaker also penned a piece saying that as a former prosecutor, he would have indicted Hillary Clinton over her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. 
Speculation that Mr Whitaker would one day take a more central role at the Justice Department has been bubbling for months. A report in the Washington Post said that he spoke directly to Donald Trump as early as October about replacing his own boss, as the president continued to publicly grouse about Jeff Sessions' handling of the Russia probe. 
After a New York Times article reported that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had considered wearing a wire to monitor Trump in the early days of his presidency, Mr Whitaker was discussed as Mr Rosenstein's possible replacement. Mr Rosenstein offered to resign but ultimately kept his job. 
According to the Times, Mr Whitaker has used what could have been a tricky assignment as a bridge between his boss, the embattled Attorney General Sessions, and a hostile White House to ingratiate himself with the president.
"According to two White House officials," the Times reports, "Mr Trump took a liking to Mr Whitaker, who has the sort of commanding bearing that the president likes."

NEWS WITH VIEWS 11/08/2018

Still The Smartest Guy In Washington DC

Well, whaddaya know? In the midterm elections of November 6, 2018, the American people rewarded the president––for only the third time in almost a hundred years––with a net gain of three and possibly four Senate seats, lost half the House seats that his predecessor lost, and left the radical leftwing Democrats not rejoicing at their meager gains, but still chomping at the bit to bring down the president who has effectively destroyed everything they believed in, worked for, and thought they achieved over the past 75 years..........
https://newswithviews.com/still-the-smartest-guy-in-washington-dc/
by Joan Swirsky.

JIHAD WATCH 11/08/2018

Pakistan: Asia Bibi, Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy, flown out of the country
By Robert Spencer on Nov 07, 2018 07:17 pm

Pakistan: Asia Bibi, Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy, flown out of the country
The Muslim mobs who have been baying for her blood will be newly enraged, and may try to vent their wrath against the Pakistani government. “Asia Bibi case: Pakistani woman acquitted of blasphemy flown out of country,” by Tom Powell, Evening Standard, November 7, 2018: A Pakistani Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy eight years after […]
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CALIFORNIA POLITICAL NEWS AND VIEWS 11/08/2018

Claremont College TRAIN Students in Bondage—Chains Required/Whips Optional?

By Stephen Frank on Nov 07, 2018 09:01 pm
If you go to the mountain during the winter, you will see signs saying ‘CHAINS REQUIRED.  At Claremont College they are changing that sign—‘CHAINS REQUIRED/WHIPS OPTIONAL” At Claremont College you can get a degree in gender and ethnic studies—preparing you for a life of nothing.  Now this once great College is training students in the […]

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BERTRAND DAILY REPORT 11/08/2018 "Q" - AMERICA ABOUT TO BE TRANSFORMED


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Bertrand Daily Report The War For Our Mind & Soul Continues


Subject: X22 Report: "Q" Team Plan Underway, America About to be Transformed

Ed Note:

The question on "Q" follower's mind today, "is the plan still intact?" Will Hillary Clinton and others take the "perp walk" anytime soon, or did the Deep State (just) screw-up Trump's plan of action(s)?