CNN Video of Hillary Clinton doing the customary random visit with the press for distribution optics…  blah, blah, blah.    Yada, yada, yada…
However, it’s important to notice the awkward vibe;  that screaming discomfort you feel amid particular situations which speak to the abject lack of authenticity.   The ability to make the room uncomfortable is what Hillary Clinton has in common with Ted Cruz.

You’ll never note that awkwardness with Donald Trump. He’s comfortable in his own skin even in situations that are totally foreign and unfamiliar, and multiple people consistently speak of his ability to make the audience -large or small- feel at ease.
It is a character trait of all natural leaders and persons of influence.  It’s also an important factor in a presidential election because these senses transmit in video.
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Apparently candidate Hillary Clinton is going to start campaigning for the presidency.   She begins today in Ohio, and that brings up an odd little factoid….

Today is the first time Hillary Clinton has seen her running mate Tim Kaine since July….

The post bus tour noted was the one in Pennsylvania and Ohio immediately following the Democrat Convention.  The bus tour was July 29th, 30th and finished on July 31st at a Cleveland Ohio AME church event.. (more…)

Follow-up to the previous outline.  A Reuters camera operator was captured on hot mic initially rebuking orders to shut down a video feed when Donald Trump was being blessed by Bishop Jackson in Detroit – Story Here –

“I’m shooting this, I don’t care what they say,… I’ll take a demotion for this…. you?”

If anyone knows who the camera operator was, Right Side Broadcasting has a job offer:

This isn’t a joke. They’re totally serious.
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There’s a screen grab below the fold highlighting a specific moment of giggling glee for Chris Wallace.  Remember, Wallace is a presidential debate moderator; however, he’s also one of the three specific figures (outlined in multi-sourced media reports) who was given instructions by Fox owner Rupert Murdoch to take down Trump.
Together with George Will, Wallace transparently plays out the Murdoch agenda.  Watch George Will ridiculing any reasonable immigration position by saying Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio is the face of all things horrible against the poor and misunderstood illegal aliens. The condescension is actually quite remarkable:

This panels expressed delivery is the reason why we’ve stuck the previous outline on Murdoch’s agenda to the top of the page. The systemic hatred toward the candidacy of Donald Trump needs as much sunlight as possible in order for people to fully grasp the scope of how the elite ruling and chattering class are responding when their rigged systems are challenged by the ordinary electorate.
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Soon-to-be presidential moderator, ABC’s Martha Raddatz, interviews Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway for Good Morning America.

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As a direct outcome of Donald Trump’s success in discussions with democrats core constituency, the media is in apoplectic defense mode to protect Hillary Clinton while ignoring her campaign invisibility.  Enter Chuck Todd and Meet The Press:

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The Clinton News Network was discussing the latest FBI reports of Hillary Clinton’s email scheme, when apparently the truth became just too much for Brooke Baldwin to bear… “stop, just stop” she decried, moments before demanding an immediate “on-the-fly fact check”.
The result didn’t quite go the way Brooke Baldwin had programed herself to believe.  Epic ‘Splodey.. WATCH:

Stunned. Yep, that’s a “Dear in Sunlight”….. Bless her heart.
Mr. Pinko takes the CNN video up a notch with typical flair and spice. (more…)

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During a visit to Detroit today candidate Donald Trump was blessed and given a prayer shawl by Bishop Wayne T. Jackson.   However, as Bishop Jackson continued his remarks the operators of the Reuters news feed began speaking uncomfortably about the power of the positive optics for the Trump campaign – Via YouTube.
It appears the camera operator was initially reluctant to cut the feed saying:

“I’m shooting this, I don’t care what they say,… I’ll take a demotion for this…. you?”

Moments later you can hear the intensity of the voice off camera increasing: “Shut it down” followed by the a voice asking “shut this down?” and the response “yeah”… “blackout“.  Seconds later in the middle of Bishop Jackson’s remarks the feed is cut:

Reuters was primary video feed for the event, all other video delivery services were coming from the Reuters feed.  When Reuters shut down, all other outlets lost the broadcast.
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*Updated to add some additional emphasis on the scope of so-called “conservative media”, and financial corruption.
In an extensive article within New York Magazine, mostly outlining the rather sordid details of Roger Ailes, readers may also note specific confirmation of something we outlined in August of last year (2015). Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch instructed Fox News executives to take down Donald Trump.

Excerpt:

(NY MAG) […] Murdoch was not a fan of Trump’s and especially did not like his stance on immigration. (The antipathy was mutual: “Murdoch’s been very bad to me,” Trump told me in March.) A few days before the first GOP debate on Fox in August 2015, Murdoch called Ailes at home. “This has gone on long enough,” Murdoch said, according to a person briefed on the conversation.

Murdoch told Ailes he wanted Fox’s debate moderators — Kelly, Bret Baier, and Chris Wallace — to hammer Trump on a variety of issues. Ailes, understanding the GOP electorate better than most at that point, likely thought it was a bad idea. “Donald Trump is going to be the Republican nominee,” Ailes told a colleague around this time. But he didn’t fight Murdoch on the debate directive.

On the night of August 6, in front of 24 million people, the Fox moderators peppered Trump with harder-hitting questions. But it was Kelly’s question regarding Trump’s history of crude comments about women that created a media sensation. He seemed personally wounded by her suggestion that this spoke to a temperament that might not be suited for the presidency. “I’ve been very nice to you, though I could probably maybe not be based on the way you have treated me,” he said pointedly. (read more)

This is interesting on many levels, but more importantly for a few very specific confirmational aspects.
Last year many people were struggling to understand what was going on within Fox News. Many people saw the bias; even more people grew outraged at what they were witnessing; but unfortunately many people would not (or could not) accept what was brutally obvious. (more…)