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'The Right View': Trump campaign launches competing online show to ABC's The View
The Trump campaign is hoping to challenge the daytime women's talk show The View with a conservative view on weekly news. Lara Trump, the president's daughter-in-law, previewed the program on Tuesday's program of Team Trump Online, an online show used by the campaign to connect with internet users.
The show plans to stream every Wednesday at 8 p.m. and features a panel of conservative hosts with the Trump campaign, including Lara Trump, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Mercedes Schlapp, and Katrina Pierson. "TONIGHT: Join 'The Right View' featuring @LaraLeaTrump, @kimguilfoyle, @mercedesschlapp, and @KatrinaPierson at 8:00PM ET!" the campaign tweeted on Wednesday.
Schlapp, Trump 2020 senior adviser for strategic communications, told Just the News that the program is intended to counter the "fake news" narrative espoused on the ABC program. “For too long, women on ABC’s The View have believed they represent all women’s views," Schlapp said. "They project the fake news’ narrative to viewers across the country and are obsessed with their blatant hatred of President Trump." "Our new series – The Right View – will make talk shows great again by breaking through the mainstream media’s deception and providing the facts about President Trump’s clear record of accomplishment,” she added. At the start of the program this Wednesday, brief clips showed ABC talk show personalities Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Meghan McCain, and Sunny Hostin covered with the slogan "Make Talk Shows Great Again!"
Sauce:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/the-right-view-trump-campaign-launches-competing-online-show-to-abcs-the-view
He's not he said his Dr. didn't recommend it..
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffnt&q=Pence+taking+Hydrochloroquine&ia=web
'It makes me sick to my stomach': National Guard Association slams looming benefits cuts to coronavirus responders
Thousands of National Guard members who were among the first to activate in the federal coronavirus response may end their deployments one day before they become eligible for post-9/11 GI Bill education and retirement benefits, according to a FEMA order signed by President Trump. “It makes me sick to my stomach,” retired Brig. Gen. J. Roy Robinson, president of the National Guard Association of the United States, told the Washington Examiner Wednesday. “Why the hell June 24 for such an important due date? Its on a Wednesday. It just makes zero sense.” Robinson said the May 8 White House Memorandum renewing the National Guard Title 32 status until June 24 is peculiar because that date is the 89th day of deployment for those Guard members who first activated in Washington, California, and New York states. Once Guard members accrue 90 days of federal service, they become eligible for early retirement and post-9/11 GI Bill education benefits.
A report by Politico published Wednesday purported to be based on a May 12 recording of FEMA officials acknowledging the day 89 “hard stop” and how they would manage a public blowback. Robinson said most of the letters he saw from governors requested an extension through June and some beyond June. “They know exactly what they’re doing when they recommended June 24 as the end date,” he said of the FEMA officials who sent their recommendation to the White House for the president’s memorandum. “They know there are probably going to be mission requirements long after that date.” Robinson added that Guard members who lose Title 32, federal status, and remain at work in the COVID response would do so on state active duty status and would also lose federally provided TRICARE health care.
When the Guard was first called to federal status, the White House modified extension orders to be 31 days so that Guard members would qualify for TRICARE. In addition, if the June 24 hard stop stands, states would have to start picking up the bill for the Guard’s work doing things such as running coronavirus test centers, disinfecting nursing homes, and delivering food where shortages exist, Robinson said. A National Guard Bureau spokesman told the Washington Examiner that the Bureau is working with DOD and FEMA to determine the best ways to care for Guard members in the unprecedented COVID response, which involves some 46,000 Guard members across the United States and its territories. “As in all national-level emergencies, the Federal Emergency Management Agency makes the final decisions regarding the length of time National Guard members are activated under federal orders, while the soldiers and airmen remain under the operational control of the governors,” said the National Guard spokesman. “They will continue to do so as long as they are needed,” he added.
In a statement to the Washington Examiner, FEMA confirmed that the federal government will fund 100% of the cost of Title 32 Guard orders through June 24. The agency did not address questions about how some Guard members will miss qualifying for federal benefits by one day, nor why the date June 24 was chosen. "To date, the President has approved 49 National Guard requests for federal support for the use of National Guard personnel in a Title 32 duty status," the FEMA spokesperson said. "As of May 18, 39,891 National Guard troops have activated in T-32 status and 891 troops have activated in State Active Duty status to help with testing and other response efforts."
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/defense-national-security/it-makes-me-sick-to-my-stomach-national-guard-association-slams-looming-benefits-cuts-to-coronavirus-responders
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/memo-providing-continued-federal-support-governors-use-national-guard-respondto-covid-19-facilitate-economic-recovery/
This line below, speaks volumes, I believe..
> Robinson added that Guard members who lose Title 32, federal status, and remain at work in the COVID response would do so on state active duty status and would also lose federally provided TRICARE health care.
Imo..POTUS has said the country is open for business..if the states want to continue use of Guard kept on duty in their states it's on their dime, Another thing that comes to mind..is perhaps the Pandemic would be declared ended.
Melania Trump to participate in CNN town hall on coronavirus
First lady Melania Trump will participate in a CNN town hall about the coronavirus. On Wednesday, CNN reported that the first lady will provide prerecorded remarks for a solo broadcast for the network's town hall this week, which is hosted by CNN host Anderson Cooper and CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta. The global town hall will focus partially on the disease and on education policy amid the pandemic.
Since March 10, Trump has made one public appearance outside the White House. On May 8, she attended a National Parent Teacher Association event in Alexandria, Virginia, with President Trump. On May 7, she said a public prayer at the White House Rose Garden on the National Day of Prayer. This week, Trump joined her husband on a call with the nation's governors, who also were joined by their spouses, to discuss support for child welfare workers amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
According to CNN, the president said the first lady was a "great representative" for the country. Trump also joked that whenever his wife would appear at campaign rallies, his supporters showed more excitement for her. "I'm not happy about that because I'm the one speaking. So, you know, I'm very possessive, but she's done a fantastic job," the president reportedly said.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/melania-trump-to-participate-in-cnn-town-hall-on-coronavirus
McNoName haunting ground..