Don Imus, TV and radio personality, dies at 79

Don Imus, the legendary host of "Imus in the Morning," died on Friday morning, less than two years after retiring from decades of working as a broadcaster.

Imus' family reported that he was hospitalized in Texas on Christmas Eve. He was 79 years old and died at the Baylor Scott and White Medical Center in College Station, Texas, according to The Hollywood Reporter. A small service will reportedly take place within the next few days.

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Clinton's tax returns show that she and former President Bill Clinton have made $240 million since leaving the White House, thanks largely to speaking engagements and books. Forbes attributes a large portion of that—$189 million—to Bill Clinton, leaving Hillary with a $51 million profit so far.

Now bear in mind, this figure is for personal speaking fees and book deals. This doesn't include CF or CGI incomes, nor does it included than numerous holding companies that have off shore accounts. This is speaking and book deals. Now throw Barry and Mike Obama, Kerry, and all those other criminals that were in office between 2009 and 2017.

You are looking at billions.

Follow the money, these people are stupid.

>>7636181

Now let's take it a step further from publishing companies, to their parent companies. Who owns them? Hillary's book publisher alone is owned by Viacom CBS. The same parent companies that own how many subsidiaries? If anyone wants to say the media is not biased, nor complicit, I'd say again, follow the money. The same media that said Hillary was 99% chance winner leading up until the night after election was over.

They never thought she would lose. They never thought we would find out. They never thought their well established laundering scheme would be exposed.

We are the news now.

Booking Wealth: Presidents' Book Deals

Not that he needs it. Instead, President Obama’s memoir will add to what’s already guaranteed to be a cushy retirement that includes a $200,000 annual pension, health care coverage, subsidized travel for official business, and a private office of his choosing.

But when figuring the Obamas’ lifetime earnings of $242.5 million, we focused on books and speeches as the key catalysts. Books alone should net them at least $40 million.

“His is going to be easily the most valuable presidential memoir ever,” Raphael Sagalyn, of the ICM/Sagalyn Literary Agency, told The New York Times External link . He went on to predict that President Obama could earn $30 million from a multi-book deal and that Michelle Obama’s memoir of life as first lady could also become “the most valuable” of its kind.

Call it business as usual for the Obamas, who for a time lived off sales of “Dreams from My Father,” the memoir Obama wrote in 1995 during his first run for a seat in the Illinois Senate and which was re-released in 2004, during a bid for the U.S. Senate. Sales took off during his run for president four years later.

"Before this book started selling we were living in a condo and we had two cars, but one of them was beat up," Obama told a 2008 campaign crowd, according to CNN External link .

Money Talks: Presidential Speaking Fees

For the Clintons, speeches have been the centerpiece of an unparalleled moneymaking machine for a former presidential couple. Over 15 years they’ve grossed $153 million for 729 speeches, earning an average of $210,795 per address, CNN reports External link .

Both Obamas are considered accomplished, even moving, public speakers, so it follows the fees for their speeches will likely be enormous.

But what about net worth? Could the Obamas equal or even exceed the Clintons’ $75 million in their 15th year out of office? That seems likely. President Obama leaves office with two best-sellers already to his name to add to the estimated $40 million in book fees he and Michelle will receive. Add $3 million in pension income and about 50 speeches a year at a conservative $200,000 apiece and you’re already close to $200 million before taxes. Enough to put the Obamas high up on the list of wealthiest former first families—and continuing a tradition of presidential ladder-climbing that dates back nearly 50 years.

Total income estimate until age 70 for just the Obama's:

$242.5 million

>>7636595

Brian Schatz and Mazie Hirono in Senate.

Ed Case and Tulsi Gabbard in the House

>>7636627

Confirmation of a new SCOTUS judge would be put on hold to take up impeachment, until it is completed. Dems would also say that SCOTUS nomination can't happen in Election Year like what happened at end of Obama term

>>7636651

The Senate. And she has no authority over the Senate. She is holding because she knows the case is a loser

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>>7636659

See above link. No such person