Which Starbucks was this in Palo Alto?
He goes there every day for coffee.
Local patriots in MAGA hats to support this gentleman?
Slow clap would be great.
Share video.
Moar sauce (local - read the comments)
https://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2019/04/03/political-polarization-sparks-confrontation-at-starbucks-triggering-online-fury
>Deep State does not like Boeing
Article from 2005:
Boeing Forces Resignation of CEO
CHICAGO — Boeing Co. abruptly forced out its president and chief executive officer, Harry Stonecipher, for what the company said Monday was a violation of the company’s code of business conduct stemming from a relationship the married, 68-year-old Stonecipher had with a female Boeing executive.
The stunning ouster makes Stonecipher the second CEO to depart the Chicago-based airplane maker and defense contractor in disgrace in the past 15 months.
His predecessor, Phil Condit, resigned Dec. 1, 2003, as a result of the defense contracting scandals that ultimately sent two Boeing executives — ex-Air Force procurement official Darleen Druyun and chief financial officer Mike Sears — to jail.
Boeing declined to identify the executive or discuss specifics of Stonecipher’s actions, which it said were linked to a consensual relationship that began in January. Newly named interim president and CEO James A. Bell, 56, insisted on a conference call that the announcement “has and will have no impact on our outlook. … Boeing’s overall financial condition is very strong.”
“Boeing’s primary customers, the airlines and the Pentagon, are still going to keep on buying Boeing’s airliners and weapon systems based on performance and price, not on palace intrigues,” said Robert Friedman, senior aerospace defense analyst for Standard and Poor’s.
Regardless, the unexplained ouster is a jolt to a company that had been trying to put two years of scandal behind it.
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/7115686/ns/business-us_business/t/boeing-forces-resignation-ceo/#.XKYHQlVViko
>>6044090 Many Of CNN’s National Security ‘Experts’ Have Ties To Terror-Supporting Qatari Regime
NOTABLE
Apologies if not already noted pb
Ali Soufan - "personal relationship" with Qatari governmental leadership and "is the executive director of the Qatar International Academy for Security Studies, which is based in Doha and funded by the Qatari regime."
Mehdi Hasan - "longtime presenter" for Al-Jazeera
Juliette Kayyem - "a board member of the the International Centre for Sport Security, a front group controlled by Qatar that is an influence operation to secure and defend Qatar’s 2022 World Cup bid."
Peter Bergen - "frequently lectures at Qatari-funded institutions such as Georgetown University Qatar," and has also "moderated a panel at the Doha Forum, which is held under the auspices of the Qatari regime."
What if 'Trump's Taxes' boomerangs on Dems?
Could be entertaining…
GOP senator: I'd like to see Trump's taxes
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) on Thursday said he “would like to” see President Trump’s tax returns despite the president's repeated claims he cannot disclose them due to an audit.
“I think he has, if you take the president at his word, a legitimate reason for not turning them over, he says he’s in the middle of an audit and his CPAs say don’t turn them over,” Kennedy said in an appearance on CNN.
“I think all things being equal I would like to see presidents’ taxes. I wouldn’t be averse to turning over my taxes, I don’t have anything to hide.”
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/437334-gop-senator-id-like-to-see-trumps-taxes
>>6044225 San Diego lawmakers sue Trump administration as border county cares for 11,000 asylum seekers
NOTABLE
Time to get this out in the open.
Let the people openly see the financial impact of immigration.
Dems don't want this information to see the light of day.
Dark to light
Did I miss something?
What happened to the multi-city manufactured outrage/protests if Barr didn't release the Mueller report?
Wasn't that supposed to be this week?
Fox News president on boycotts: We won't allow 'the voices of the few impact our business'
Fox News and Fox Business CEO Suzanne Scott said "we're not going to let the voices of the few impact our business" with respect to boycotts of her network's prime-time opinion hosts in an interview with Variety.
“We became No. 1 under President Bush. We stayed No. 1 under President Obama. We are still No. 1,” Scott told Variety. “My focus is on business.”
“Our audience is deeply connected to our primetime shows,” Scott added. “We are the only ones with conservative talent in primetime. We believe in free speech. We fully support our primetime talent, and we’re not going to let the voices of the few impact our business.”
Scott was referencing recent boycott attempts against the channel's highest-rated hosts, including Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, which were primarily driven by left-wing watchdog Media Matters. The network in each of those instances stood by their hosts.
Scott was named CEO in May 2018 almost two years after former Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes was ousted from the network amid a sexual harassment controversy.
https://thehill.com/homenews/media/437340-fox-news-president-on-boycotts-we-wont-allow-the-voices-of-the-few-impact-our
Watching DRUDGE show his true colors has been interesting.