23 hours ago, Jamey Flanagan said:

I'm interested in hearing whether anyone has ever heard any secondhand stories of what some of these employees may have told their close friends and family privately concerning the assassination.

Jamey,

I have often thought that there is an untapped goldmine of research to be found in the African-American newspapers that were published in Dallas in that time period. Being so small, these are unlikely to have been indexed, or digitized. Perhaps these could be a research assignment for some grad student. If a person were to go looking for anecdotal evidence of what various black people experienced that day, I'll be you would find a bunch there.

Here's a listing of some:

List of African-American newspapers in Texas

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

New reports reveal a much larger plot and conspiracy by Trump before the Jan. 6 coup attempt

By Chauncey Devega, Salon June 30, 2021

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-plot/

“But the fundamental reason why Trump is targeting Milley and other national security leaders is because they stood up to him, and opposed his efforts to use the military as a personal weapon in service to his coup and his egomaniacal fantasies. Trump also believes that by attacking senior military officials for "disloyalty" and "betrayal," he can provoke dissent among supposedly "loyal" enlisted personnel.”

“In an essay at the Washington Spectator, George Black explains how former military officers and retired members of elite military units are organizing right-wing paramilitaries. Their purported goal is to "save" American democracy from the "socialists" and "liberals" by using violence against a government that has supposedly been taken over by "the enemy." Black's essay merits being quoted at length:

The biggest risk here is not that we fail to understand what happened in the past and breathe a sigh of relief that American democracy dodged a bullet. It's that we don't recognize what some have called a process of "ongoing incitement." The main significance of January 6 is that it failed. But failure is a learning experience, and those who propelled the insurrection are determined not to fail again. In that sense, the storming of the Capitol was not a culmination: it was one event in a sequence, even a dress rehearsal, just as the invasion of the Michigan State Capitol by armed militants last April can be seen as a dry run for January 6. …
The gutting and takeover of the [Republican] party has progressed in plain sight since January 6, embodied in the state-level drive to curtail voting rights and driven by the zeal of the two-thirds of Republican voters who have embraced Trump's Big Lie of a stolen election. The advance of the "cutting edge" — the military veterans of the Vietnam era and their present-day acolytes, however, has been less visible, though no less real. Perhaps the most important, though scantly reported, manifestation of this has been the emergence of a new group of retired officers called Flag Officers 4 America — "flag officers" meaning generals and admirals.

Black continues with a discussion of a veteran-centered far-right organization called 1st Amendment Praetorian, which says it is committed to violent resistance. He quotes one former Special Forces officer saying, "If you vote your way into socialism, you have to shoot your way out."

This new organization ... has much in common with the Oath Keepers — the invocation of the 1968 Tet Offensive in Vietnam as the starting-point of the global anti-American conspiracy incarnated in the Democratic Party and the Deep State, the vow to defend the Constitution "against all enemies foreign and domestic," and the special role of elite units of the military. The group's leader, Robert Patrick Lewis, a combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, says that the group was founded last October and provided security and intelligence, including the high-tech surveillance of protesters, to a string of Stop the Steal, MAGA, and other "patriot" rallies in the weeks following the election. By January, it had organized a security detachment for retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn — who helped raise funds for the group — and Trump's lawyer Sidney Powell. It performed this function at a Memorial Day weekend rally in Dallas where Flynn mooted the idea of a Myanmar-style military coup in the United States. What comes next, according to the group's website, is a "Coalition to Defend America" event in Palm Beach, Florida, on July 4 and the formation, together with "constitutional sheriffs," of grassroots "resilience groups, training them to free the oppressed."
Like the Oath Keepers and the Three Percenters, 1st Amendment Praetorian is wedded to the idea that small numbers of highly trained individuals can move mountains. The key, Lewis says, is the unique organizational structure of the Special Forces, the 12-man Operational Detachment Alpha, which is "trained and equipped and operates under the knowledge that one ODA of 12 Green Berets can take down an entire nation."”

Steve Thomas

WTF?

Tennessee megadonor behind the demand to deploy South Dakota National Guard to Mexico border

By Sarah K. Burris June 29, 2021

https://www.rawstory.com/national-guard-republican-donor-kristi-noem/

“The Republican governor of South Dakota appears to have deployed the National Guard at the demand of a Tennessee GOP megadonor who agreed to pay for it.

According to a report by Insider, Kristi Noem made an announcement that she would deploy her state's troops to the Texas border. According to the news release, Noem said that the soldiers "will be paid for by a private donation."

It's drawing questions by folks wondering if it's legal for a private donor to buy American soldiers to use as his own mercenary troops.”

Steve Thomas

1 hour ago, Chuck Schwartz said:

Steve, that is very bizarre.

Chuck,

The same PAC backed Roy Moore down in Alabama.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/gop-super-pac-has-a-new-target-republicans-who-supported-jan-6-commission?ref=home

Steve Thomas

Republican SuperPAC goes after fellow Republicans

Dirty Commies

Steve Thomas

Super-rich will be able to buy £8million apartments on the world's largest yacht: Stunning 728ft-long £430m 'floating condo' will have 39 ultra-luxury onboard homes

By Ted Thornhill, Mailonline Travel Editor 28 June 2021

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-9726161/Worlds-largest-yacht-unveiled-Somnio-floating-condo-super-rich.html

'Somnio' will launch in 2024, with the apartments spread over six decks - each one fully customisable

• Owners will have access to a 'spectacular' 10,000-bottle capacity wine cellar and tasting room  

• A lounge in the ship's bow, meanwhile, will provide for 'spectacular views' when sailing in scenic areas 

• The owners will enjoy a life on the ocean waves like no other - enjoying service found only in the finest hotels 

“'Somnio' will launch in 2024 and, with a length of 222m (728ft), will be easy to spot from the outside. Only a privileged few, though, will get to view the 500million-euro (£430million/$600million) boat from the inside. That's because she'll serve as a jaw-dropping floating condo for the super-rich, offering 39 ultra-luxury apartments starting at 9.5million euros (£8.1million/$11.2million)”.

“The identity of the owners will remain a tightly guarded secret, with the chance to buy one of the apartments coming by invitation or referral only.”

'nuff said

Steve Thomas

His Insurrection

Inside the Oval Office on January 6.

By Michael Wolff

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/michael-wolff-landslide-final-days-trump-presidency-excerpt.html

A fascinating account of what was going on inside the White House on January 6, 2021.

Steve Thomas

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If there was no fraud, why are all these States spending so much time effort exposing it?

That's kind of the logic we, as a country, were forced to endure for four years.

Steve Thomas

Monero emerges as crypto of choice for cybercriminals

Untraceable "privacy coin" is rising in popularity among ransomware gangs.

by Hannah Murphy, Financial Times – 6/22/2021

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/06/monero-emerges-as-crypto-of-choice-for-cybercriminals/?utm_source=digg

“For cybercriminals looking to launder illicit gains, bitcoin has long been the payment method of choice. But another cryptocurrency is coming to the fore, promising to help make dirty money disappear without a trace.

While bitcoin leaves a visible trail of transactions on its underlying blockchain, the niche “privacy coin” monero was designed to obscure the sender and receiver, as well as the amount exchanged.”

Steve Thomas

Trump's going to have a rally tonight in Wellington, OH., population 4,846 (2014 est.).

Hope he doesn't leave them out in the field again like he did in Nebraska last year.

Steve Thomas

8 hours ago, Gil Jesus said:

As if having one blond in the first two lineups was not enough, the Dallas Police put TWO blonds in the lineup with Oswald and Ables for lineup # 3.
( 7 H 179 )

But both fillers Richard Walter Borchgardt and Ellis Carl Brazel had blond hair, and a ruddy complexion. ( 7 H 179 )

 

In November, 1963, Kenneth L. Anderton was a Patrolman in the Patrol Division, Second Platoon, Captained by Cecil Talbert. Partnered with John P. Adamcik.

Bachelor Exhibit 5002 page 8 of pdf file

https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh19/pdf/WH19_Batchelor_Ex_5002.pdf

In his after-action Report, Anderton said that on November 22^nd, he was on vacation, but that after JFK was shot, Lt. Wells called him and told him to report to work. When he got there, his partner, J. P. Adamcik was “out with other detectives”.

DPD Archives Box 3, Folder# 2, Item# 1.

http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/box3.htm

Police Officers Adamcik (7H202), Rose (7H227) and Stovall (7H186) are unanimous in saying that Captain Fritz dispatched them to Irving at 2:30 PM. They are also unanimous in saying that when they arrived at this address at about 3:00 PM, they had to wait for 35-40 minutes for the Deputy Sheriffs to arrive since Irving was outside their jurisdiction.

Anderton also took an affidavit from James Worrell.

DPD Archives Box 3, Folder# 2, Item# 1.

http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/box3.htm

Anderton and Adamcik talked to Floyd Davis, the owner of the Sportsdrome Gun Range on December 2, 1963. Mr. Harold Price, who worked for Mr. Davis told Davis that Oswald had been at the gun range on November 9^th, 10^th, and 17^th.

This report is tacked on to the end of a Report by L.C. Graves.

DPD Archives Box 1, Folder# 6, Item# 22 page 2

http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/box1.htm

On December 1, 1963 Richard Borchgardt (who had appeared in a lineup alongside Lee Harvey Oswald) told Patrolman Kenneth Anderton that he had information that Jack Ruby was involved in a gun running scheme involving Lawrence Miller, et.al.

Portal to Texas History John F. Kennedy Memorial Collection

https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth338950/?q=Anderton

Though Anderton is listed in the Batchelor’s Exhibit 5002 as a Patrolman in the Patrol Division, his obituary said that he worked in Homicide.

Kenneth L. "Andy" Anderton

Dallas Morning News May 21, 2005.

http://obits.dallasnews.com/obituaries/dallasmorningnews/obituary.aspx?n=kenneth-l-anderton-andy&pid=3566572

ANDERTON, KENNETH "Andy" L. 72 of Eustace, TX. passed away May 29, in Tyler, TX. Grew up in the Dallas area. Worked for Ford Motor Co. for a short time. Served in the US Marine Corp. as a flight instructor. After the service he joined and retired after 23 years of service with the Dallas Police Force in the homicide department where he was involved in the investigation during the time President Kennedy was assassinated . He left homicide and joined the intelligence division and was involved in many special projects, some with the FBI. He was a Master Mason at the East Dallas #1200 Lodge. After retirement he worked at Cornerstone Granite & Marble where he coordinated the building of the playground at Scottish Rite Hospital. Survived by his wife, Deane Anderton, son, Mark Anderton, step-sons, Michael Wayne & Patrick Wayne, half brother, Phillip Anderton.

William Allen Harper gave the Harper fragment to Dallas FBI Agent James W. Anderton.

http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/H%20Disk/Harper%20William%20Allen/Item%2001.pdf

Any relation to Kenneth L. Anderton?

Kenneth L. Anderton wedding photo Dallas Morning News. August 8, 1952 page 11.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11008119/kenneth-l-anderton

Compare the Borchgardt/Anderton story to the account of John Elrod in

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WyKEuHna_3CYy8JmWzUWYSLc3PmVpNK_

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Steve Thomas

State university faculty, students to be surveyed on beliefs

“Gov. Ron DeSantis suggested that budget cuts could be looming if universities and colleges are found to be “indoctrinating” students.”

By Ana Ceballos 06/23/21

https://www.tampabay.com/news/florida-politics/2021/06/22/state-university-faculty-students-to-be-surveyed-on-beliefs/#

TALLAHASSEE — “In his continued push against the “indoctrination” of students, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday signed legislation that will require public universities and colleges to survey students, faculty and staff about their beliefs and viewpoints to support “intellectual diversity.”

The survey will discern “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented” in public universities and colleges, and seeks to find whether students, faculty and staff “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoints on campus and in the classroom,” according to the bill.

The measure, which goes into effect July 1, does not specify what will be done with the survey results. But DeSantis and Sen. Ray Rodrigues, the sponsor of the bill, suggested on Tuesday that budget cuts could be looming if universities and colleges are found to be “indoctrinating” students.”

Shades of Mao Tse-Tung

Steve Thomas

17 hours ago, Steve Thomas said:

All I know is that the people who identified the rifle as a Mauser were all Sheriff's Deputies; Eugene Boone, Seymour Weitizman, Roger Craig.

Once the Dallas City Police Department personnel arrived on the scene, the County Sheriff Department Deputies were told to leave and go back to work, and the Mauser became a Carcano.

Steve Thomas

You know, it never occurred to me before; but I don't think that there are any affidavits from these Sheriff's Deputies in the Dallas Police Department Archives. There are Sheriff's Reports, but no formal reports from the Dallas City Police Department that they were interviewed as material witnesses.

I wonder why.

Steve Thomas

This man is an idiot. How could America have elected him as their President in the first place?

Can we go back and impeach someone retroactively for just being completely stupid?

Trump issues unhinged new statement about 'winning' Georgia -- and gets quickly shot down by fact checker

by Brad Reed June 22, 2021

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-georgia-2653492637/

“Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday issued yet another statement falsely claiming to have won the 2020 presidential election in Georgia -- but a fact checker for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution quickly shot down his false claims.

In his statement, Trump praised Georgia officials for removing over 100,000 names from their voter rolls -- but then demanded to know why those names weren't removed before the last election, which he narrowly lost to President Joe Biden.

"WHAT ABOUT THE LAST ELECTION?" Trump demanded. "WHY WASN'T THIS DONE PRIOR TO THE NOVEMBER 3RD PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, where they had us losing by a very small number of votes, many times less than the 101,789 figure?"

Trump then falsely asserted that "this means we (you!) won the Presidential Election in Georgia."

However, Atlanta Journal Constitution reporter Mark Niesse explained that Trump's claims have zero basis in reality.

"Exactly 0 registered Georgia voters who may be canceled voted in last year's election," he explained. "Voters aren't purged until they miss 2 general elections. Federal law bans list maintenance within 90 days of federal elections."”

Steve Thomas

All I know is that the people who identified the rifle as a Mauser were all Sheriff's Deputies; Eugene Boone, Seymour Weitizman, Roger Craig.

Once the Dallas City Police Department personnel arrived on the scene, the County Sheriff Department Deputies were told to leave and go back to work, and the Mauser became a Carcano.

Steve Thomas

47 minutes ago, John Butler said:

He said the p. limo passed him and he walked 3 or 4 steps towards the Main Street entrance of the Court House and then he heard shots.

3 or 4 steps would indicate the p. limo was still on Main Street.  Shooting on Main Street??  Would someone help with this problem?

John,

We don't know how much time elapsed between the time the limo passed him, and the time he turned to go back to the courthouse. He may have stood around the corner for a while watching other cars in the motorcade, or just sitting around jawing with the other deputy he was with, Bill Hutton.

He told the WC that, "I immediately ran toward the President's car. Of course, it was speeding away...".

The car wasn't speeding anywhere while it was still on Houston.

A question for me is, was Seymour Weitzman the Deputy Sheriff who was with DPD Office Joe Marshal Smith when Smith encountered a Secret Service Agent behind the Grassy Knoll?

DPD Officer, Joe Marshal Smith:

Smith told the Warren Commission that, “Of course, I wasn't alone. There was some deputy sheriff with me, and I believe one Secret Service man when I got there.

Smith told author Anthony Summers that he had. As he said to Summers, “The man, this character produced credentials from his hip pocket which showed him to be Secret Service. I have seen those credentials before, and they satisfied me and the deputy sheriff.”

Deputy Weitzman told Warren Commission Counsel Joseph Ball that at the time of the assassination, he was standing at the corner of Main And Houston Sts. At the sound of the shots, he immediately ran into Dealey Plaza and scaled the wall that runs between the railroad tracks and the Elm St. Extension. Counsel Ball asked him if he noticed anything in the railroad yards. Weitzman answered, “We noticed numerous kinds of footprints that did not make sense because they were going different directions”. Mr. Ball asked if there were other people there. Weitzman replied, “Yes, sir; other officers, Secret Service as well..."

Steve Thomas

" "Happy Father's Day to all, including the Radical Left, RINOs, and other Losers of the world."

- Donald J. Trump -

7 hours ago, Tony Krome said:

So we had a 7.65 Mauser found near the stairs, and 3 spent shells that were discovered side by side, all pointing the same direction, on the Sniper Nest floor. All this before 1:06pm, which makes sense, as the rifle window was actually pointed out to Inspector Sawyer at approx 12:40/42pm. A shift then occurred, the spent shells scattered, and the Mauser became a Carcano.

The introduction of the Carcano seems hasty and on the fly, but had to to be done. You just need to work out why.

Tony,

I personally think that somebody screwed up and planted the wrong kind of shells. The shells were discovered, photographed. bagged and tagged and entered into evidence at 1:06.

The rifle wasn't entered into evidence until 1:22. They had to make the rifle fit the shells.

Steve Thomas

Gil,

Nice to see you again.

Steve Thomas

3 hours ago, Kirk Gallaway said:

So you've finally outed for Tucker Carlson,

I can't wait for the first Proud Boy to sue Tucker Carlson for calling him an FBI Agent.

Steve Thomas

Arizona voting data taken to so-called 'lab' in remote Montana

Anderson Cooper 360

Full list of Republicans who voted "no" to awarding the Congressional Gold Medal to police officers who defended the Capitol

https://www.newsweek.com/gop-vote-capitol-police-gold-medals-insurrection-1601129

• Andy Biggs, Arizona

• Lauren Boebert, Colorado

• Michael Cloud, Texas

• Andrew Clyde, Georgia

• Warren Davidson, Ohio

• Matt Gaetz, Florida

• Louie Gohmert, Texas

• Bob Good, Virginia

• Paul Gosar, Arizona

• Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia

• Andy Harris, Maryland

• Jody Hice, Georgia

• Thomas Massie, Kentucky

• Mary Miller, Illinois

• Barry Moore, Alabama

• Ralph Norman, South Carolina

• Scott Perry, Pennsylvania

• John Rose, Tennessee

• Matt Rosendale, Montana

• Chip Roy, Texas

• Greg Steube, Florida

Remember their names.

Steve Thomas

10 hours ago, Benjamin Cole said:

There is conclusive evidence of another shot that struck a curb near James Tague, and very strong evidence a shot was fired from the Grassy Knoll.

Benjamin,

For me, the strongest argument for two shooters has always been the number of shots that missed, not the number of shots that hit. If more than one shot missed, you have at least four shots, which is too many for one gun in the time allotted.

Mrs. BAKER. Well, after he passed us, then we heard a noise and I thought it was firecrackers, because I saw a shot or something hit the pavement.

Mrs. BAKER. No; I couldn't see the sign because I was angled--we were stepping out in the street then and it was approximately along in here, I presume, the first sign--I don't know which one it is, but I saw the bullet hit on down this way, I guess, right at the sign, angling out.
Mr. LIEBELER. You think the bullet hit the street, only it was farther out in the street?
Mrs. BAKER. Yes.
Mr. LIEBELER. Even though you couldn't see the sign, you could see this thing hit the street near the sign?
Mrs. BAKER. Yes, sir.

Mrs. BAKER. This was a big sign here and there was a small one here.
Mr. LIEBELER. And you think that it was approximately near the first sign?
Mrs. BAKER. As I can remember, it was.

Mrs. BAKER. It was approximately in the middle of the lane I couldn't be quite sure, but I thought it was in the middle or somewhere along in there could even be wrong about that but I could have sworn it that day.
Mr. LIEBELER. You thought it was sort of toward the middle of the lane?
Mrs. BAKER. Toward the middle of the lane.
Mr. LIEBELER. Of the left-hand lane going toward the underpass; is that correct?
Mrs. BAKER. Yes.
Mr. LIEBELER. Where was the thing that you saw hit the street in relation to the President's car? I mean, was it in front of the car, behind his car, by the side of his car or was it close to the car?
Mrs. BAKER. I thought it was--well--behind it.

Mr. LIEBELER. Had the car already gone by when you saw this thing hit in the street?
Mrs. BAKER. Yes.

Richard Carr: They came from the -- from where I was standing at the new courthouse, they came from in this direction here, behind this picket fence, and one knocked a bunch of grass up along in this area here (indicating), this area here is flat, looking at it from here, but the actual way it is, it is on a slope up this way and you could tell from the way it knocked it up that the bullet came from this direction (indicating).

FURTHER RECROSS EXAMINATION BY MR. DYMOND:
Q: Just a couple of questions. Mr. Carr, is it your testimony that you saw this bullet furrowing through the grass?
A: I saw the grass come up.
Q: You saw the grass come up?
A: Yes.

Mr. TAGUE And I ducked behind the post when I realized somebody was shooting after the third shot. After the third shot, I ducked behind the bridge abutment... And I says, "Well, you know now, I recall something sting me on the face while I was standing down there." And the patrolman said, "Well, I saw something fly off back on the street." And he said, "Where were you standing?"
And I says, "Right down here." We walked 15 feet away when this deputy sheriff said, "Look here on the curb." There was a mark quite obviously that was a bullet, and it was very fresh.

From David Joseph in The Education Forum 2/4/2019

https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/25494-trying-to-understand-this-bronson-frame/page/8/?tab=comments#comment-393747

"Royce Skelton (on top of the triple overpass), December 17, 1963: “Mr. Skelton noticed that as an open limousine turned on Elm Street, it had moved approximately one hundred feet at which time he noticed dust spray up from the street in front of the car on the driver’s side. This dust spray came from the direction of the Texas School Book Depository building.” [FBI report: CD205]

Austin Miller (on top of the triple overpass), December 18, 1963: “He heard three shots and also noticed a powder dust spray in the street directly to the driver’s side and rear of the car.” [FBI report: CD205]"

From Bill Simpich in the Education Forum 12/31/20

https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/26874-the-wallet-at-the-tippit-scene-a-simpler-solution/

"Patrolman J. W. Foster told the WC he saw a bullet strike the turf right alongside the concrete by a manhole cover - there is supposed to be an arrow pointing to the mark, according to the transcript.  (Can you see any mark - I can't?)

Also see Mark Oakes' video, start it at 2:00 with Patrolman Foster's statement, and the location as reported in the 11/23/63 Fort Worth Star-Telegram at 4:35 (also see Jim Marrs, Crossfire, p. 315) - but the Warren Commission refused to believe it.

On 11/22/63, while serving on jury duty, Edna Hartman and her husband Wallace saw two parallel holes while standing near a manhole cover.  She and her husband went back on Sunday the 24th, but the grass was trampled over and they could not find the holes again.  Her report was taken months later, 8/10/64, by two FBI officers - one was Robert Barrett!  The Hartmans had been downtown for jury duty, and responded late in response to a public appeal. 

Edna Hartman told Jim Marrs that a policeman on the scene told her the shots came from the grassy knoll.  She asked the cop if the two parallel marks she was looking at were gopher holes, and the policeman said, "no ma'am, that's where the bullets struck the ground."  (Marrs, Crossfire, pp. 315-316).   

Cameraman Harry Cabluck photographed the scene and saw more than one gouge on the ground.  He was told the gouges were formed by a bullet (or bullets?).  He took his photos hours later and never saw a slug.  (Marrs, at 315; also see Sprague who documents the Cabluck photos)  Cabluck is still alive.  Robert Groden never got access to the early generation Cabluck photos.

But Barrett's report quotes them as saying the shots came from the TSBD, not the grassy knoll, and that a "bystander" - not a policeman - supported that view."

Steve Thomas

1 hour ago, Joe Bauer said:

 

Did she really say this? And on National TV?

Joe,

No, the last part was my disgusted editorial comment. She did say the part about "taking matters in their own hands".

Steve

Lara Trump could be facing 20 years in prison for inciting vigilante violence on Fox News: report

by Bob Brigham June 12, 2021

https://www.rawstory.com/lara-trump-2653362450/

“Lara Trump could be in legal jeopardy after suggesting vigilante violence while being interviewed by Fox News personality Jeanine Pirro.

“"And I don't know what you tell the people that live at the southern border," she said. "I guess they better arm up and get guns and be ready — and maybe they're going to have to start taking matters into their own hands."”

And to think that, up until recently, this woman was running for U.S. Senator from North Carolina. Old Eric married well I see.

"Kill 'em all", I say. "Let's just round 'em all up and take 'em out in the middle of a field somewhere and have a mass shooting of our own". "That'll fix 'em".

"Want to fix crime in the big cities"? "Got a problem with your neighbor's dog pooping in your front yard? Call Lara Trump. She knows what to do

Steve Thomas