Kelly thinks he's saving U.S. from disaster, calls Trump 'idiot,' say White House staffers

[boomerang]

John Kelly blasts the media over 'total BS' report that he insulted Trump

 

[fskimospy]

Then don't watch the video...your loss.

Why not just clearly state your position?

 

[fskimospy]

John Kelly blasts the media over 'total BS' report that he insulted Trump

I bet the guy who repeatedly lied about his handling of the Rob Porter scandal is totally not lying about this scandal.

 

[obidamnkenobi]

I'm agreeing with Chris Wallace.

Yeah, this part is pretty good.
"President Trump is engaged in the most direct, sustained assault on a free press in our history," Wallace said. "Since early in the campaign, he has done everything he can to delegitimize the media, attacking us institutionally and individually. And I think his purpose is clear: a concerted campaign to raise doubts that when we report critically about his administration that we can be trusted."

 

[Doc Savage Fan]

Yeah, this part is pretty good.
"President Trump is engaged in the most direct, sustained assault on a free press in our history," Wallace said. "Since early in the campaign, he has done everything he can to delegitimize the media, attacking us institutionally and individually. And I think his purpose is clear: a concerted campaign to raise doubts that when we report critically about his administration that we can be trusted."

He's 'spot on' in my opinion...but make sure you watch the end of the video as well.

 

[K1052]

I bet the guy who repeatedly lied about his handling of the Rob Porter scandal is totally not lying about this scandal.

A denial from anyone in this administration is basically as good as a confirmation.

 

[Puffnstuff]

A denial from anyone in this administration is basically as good as a confirmation.

In the land of bizarro it rings true. Just think if Trump owned an amusement park. Would you expect to remain on a ride for the duration or to be unexpectedly dumped off midway?

 

[OutHouse]

Any attack on South Korea would have to be prefaced by a massive buildup of forces at the border. Such a buildup would not go unnoticed. American airpower could be at the sea of Japan within a few days if not hours.

How would an invasion serve DPRK's interests?

It's an absurd lie used to justify an American military presence close to China. That's all it is.

there already is a massive build up of troops on the border. there has been since the truce. our troops are there because there is still a war between the two countries its not about keeping American bases close to china. why would NK invade SK? lots of reasons, food maybe? unite the two countries?