Nationalist Pundit

President Donald Trump has taken to Twitter again to lash out at the Fake News Media. This time, President Trump is tweeting about the latest Jared Kushner stories about his alleged role in setting up a Russia ′back channel′. The Washington Post started this one late Friday afternoon after alluding to Kushner being a possible ′person of interest′ in the Russia Probe. The story is that Kushner had met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak about establishing a ′back channel′ for secret communications with the Kremlin over vital issues like Syria and such. The New York Times, CNN, MSNBC and the rest of the Fake News Media all chimed in with stories about how this proves collusion between Russia and the Trump Transition Team.

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President Donald J. Trump has returned home to the White House after a 9-day, 5-nation trip overseas. The multinational visits, including attending the G7 meeting in Sicily, were very successful. President Trump described the trip as a ″home run″ while addressing our troops stationed in Sicily. Hundreds of billions of dollars worth of trade deals were arranged, which will created plenty of jobs, Jobs, JOBS! He also lowered the boom on those NATO partners whom are not holding up their end of our mutual defense. But, more importantly, President Trump has mended relationships with our allies, especially in the Middle East, who were not happy about Barack Obama appeasing Iran in the nuclear weapon deal.

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British Prime Minister Theresa May was not happy that UK intelligence on the Manchester bombing shared with American intelligence agencies wound up in the New York Times. Including some rather graphic photographs. President Donald Trump is responding to Theresa May by ordering the Justice Department to have the FBI investigate the source of those leaks. This could be a problem considering the latest story from Circa.com reporters John Solomon and Sara Carter. Based on recently declassified documents from the office of the Director of National Intelligence, the FBI was a source for leaking ″raw intelligence about Americans to unauthorized third parties.″ The document declassified from the FISA Court includes 10 pages listing hundreds of violations of privacy protection rules by the FBI.

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A news story from Circa.com by John Solomon and Sara Carter reports that on October 26, 2016, the NSA′s own FISA Court issued a rebuke against the Obama administration for the illegal spying of American citizens. In 2011, the Barack Obama White House issued new, lax guidelines for the NSA gathering information. This included Internet searches on American citizens whose names were mentioned during intercepts of warranted surveillances. Over the years, the FISA Courts had admonished the NSA and the Obama administration for not properly following Section 702 laws involving the need for ″minimization″ in conducting such probes. The rebuke from October 26, 2016 states that the NSA was ″conducting such queries inviolation of that prohibition, with much greater frequency than had been previously disclosed to the Court.″

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On orders by Prime Minister Theresa May, the UK has raised its terror threat level to ′Critical′, meaning that there is a possibility of an ′Imminent Attack′. The decision was made after a May met with her emergency cabinet, also known as COBRA. This follows the latest news concerning the police investigation into the Manchester Civic Arena bombing. Police have identified the terrorist-bomber as Salman Abedi, a 22 year old native of the UK, born from refugee parents from Libya. Police have taken into custody his older brother along with several others. The picture is shaping up that Abedi may have had assistance in carrying out his attack on the Ariana Grande concert Monday night. He may also have had direct contact with ISIS.

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President Donald J. Trump arrived in Israel today, the second nation to visit during his first overseas trip. This was a first for a U.S. President, as well as a first for a President to fly directly from Saudi Arabia to Israel. He and First Lady Melania Trump were met with much fanfare in Tel Aviv by Israeli President Reuven Rivlin, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and their wives. President Trump also became the first sitting U.S. President to visit the Western Wall in Jerusalem. After a highly successful visit to Saudi Arabia, we expect nothing else but a repeat in Israel.

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The Shorenstein Center, part of Harvard′s Kennedy School, compiled a study of media coverage of the first 100 days of President Donald J. Trump. The numbers were overwhelming negative, and the coverage itself was some three times more than any other president′s first 100 days. Some 41% of all news was focused on Trump. CNN and NBC News came in at 93% negative story lines. I am guessing that the NBC numbers may include MSNBC, which must be in the upper 90% range. CBS came in at 91%, the New York Times at 87%, the Washington Post at 83%, the Wall Street Journal at 70%. Fox News came in about the most balanced with only 52% negative coverage. Overseas was not much better with the BBC at 74% negative coverage, the Financial Times at 84% and the German ARD at a whopping 98% negative coverage!

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