Kanye’s 99th Nervous Breakdown: Calls Mother-in-Law “Kris Jong Un,” Says Family Tried to Commit Him with 5150 Hold

Kanye West‘s 99th nervous breakdown continues apace. Working up to his album release on Friday (maybe, who knows, maybe he’s imagining it), Kanye has continued his Twitter rant marathon. In these deleted tweets from last night he calls his mother in law “Kris Jong Un” and claims his family tried to commit him with a 5150 hold. He also thinks wife Kim Kardashian is having an affair with Meek Mill. Meantime, the Kardashian PR feed has noticed that the family of avaricious, self-promoters has uniformly “unfollowed” their pal, Scottie Pippin’s estranged wife, Larsa. Is it true? Is this all made up for the new seas on of “Keeping up with the Addams Family”? Who knows? These people would say they tried to abort one of their kids to get ratings. Kanye remains in Wyoming, which he obviously bought and developed to get away from the Kardashians, because who wouldn’t? With theaters closed, no Broadway or new movies, soap operas in reruns, this is all we’ve got now, kids.

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'I don't see this disappearing': Fauci warns eradication of coronavirus may not happen

Dr. Anthony Fauci thinks there's little chance that the coronavirus will vanish in the future as other infectious diseases have. "I don't see this disappearing the way SARS 1 did," Fauci said in a Wednesday interview with TB Alliance. "The reason I say that is, it is so efficient in its ability to transmit from human to human, that I think we ultimately will get control of it. I don’t really see us eradicating it.” Fauci, a member of the White House coronavirus task force and one of the nation's leading experts on infectious diseases, also added the United States can corral the virus by following good public safety measures as experts try and develop a vaccine.

The comments from Fauci, who is also the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, differ from remarks by President Trump, who in recent weeks has said he believes the virus will eventually "disappear" despite that being a rare occurrence for the majority of infectious diseases. Fauci also touched on the criticism he has received while leading the pandemic and how the increase in death threats against him has forced him to beef up his security. Fauci's stance on implementing lockdown measures to reduce the pandemic's impact has been a sore point for many who have advocated for reopening economies across the country. He said that, despite the flak he receives, he plans to finish his job in trying to combat the coronavirus. "It would be unimaginable for me, no matter what they throw at me, needing security or whatever it is. I'm not walking away from this because this is just too important," Fauci said. "There's too much at stake for the world for me to walk away from this. Not a chance."

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GOP senator who opposed Roger Stone commutation says Trump should pardon Michael Flynn

Sen. Pat Toomey said President Trump should pardon his former national security adviser Michael Flynn over charges that he lied to the FBI. “I think Michael Flynn should be pardoned,” Toomey said Wednesday on The Chris Stigall Show. "He has not been convicted of anything. The prosecutorial discretion that ought to be afforded to the Justice Department as it is in every other case — they recognize that he should not be prosecuted." The Pennsylvania Republican, who rebuked Trump's commutation of Roger Stone's sentence, added that the Flynn case is "very different" from that of Stone. Toomey's criticism of Trump's decision to commute Stone's sentence prompted the president to blast him and Mitt Romney on Twitter, calling them "RINOs."

Trump commuted Stone's sentence earlier this month after the latter's proposition to delay his 40-month prison sentence was rejected. Stone, 67, was charged as part of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Flynn, who was briefly Trump's first national security adviser, pleaded guilty to lying to federal agents in 2017 but filed to withdraw his guilty plea earlier this year. The Justice Department asked the judge to sentence him to up to six months in prison but later moved to drop the criminal case.

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