Fox News Anchor Gregg Jarrett Fighting with Airport Cops

June 24 2014 Tuesday-Fox News Anchor Gregg Jarrett Fighting with Airport Cops


Last month, Fox anchor Gregg Jarrett was arrested in a Minnesota airport bar for public intoxication after the network announced that he was taking time off for personal reasons.

The Minnesota State Airport Police released Jarrett’s incident report, as well as video of Jarrett brawling with police officers at the airport, to Gawker after they filed a FOIA request. According to the report, Jarrett had recently been released from a alcohol and chemical dependency program, but had consumed one glass of vodka along with an anti-epileptic known as Gabapentin immediately prior to his arrest.


After they brought him to a holding cell to be evaluated by health officials, officer Mark Dorsey reported that Jarrett grew belligerent, telling him “This is all your fault,” and calling him a “fucking stupid ass.” He then apparently grabbed at Dorsey and the firefighter multiple times, and was immediately thrown into a hold by Dorsey, who then yells at him for resisting.

This post originally said the Minnesota State Police released the video. It was actually the Minnesota State Airport Police

Fox News Anchor Gregg Jarrett Fighting with Airport Cops

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Fournier to CNN: ‘I Was Naive’ to Give Obama Benefit of the Doubt on IRS

Fournier to CNN: ‘I Was Naive’ to Give Obama Benefit of the Doubt on IRS

Almost exactly one year ago, National Journal editorial director Ron Fournier called for a special prosecutor in the IRS investigation while giving the Obama administration the “benefit of the doubt.” Now, following several hearings in which the IRS has defended the loss of Lois Lerner’s emails, Fournier regrets trusting the White House.
 
 “A year ago exactly tomorrow I called for a special prosecutor in this case while giving the president the benefit of the doubt,” he told CNN’s John King. “I now realize how naive I was to give the administration the benefit of the doubt. This needs to be investigated by an independent prosecutor.” Congress has now held several dramatic interrogations of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen over Lerner’s missing emails. Associated Press White House correspondent Julie Pace added that even if the lost emails represented no sinister intent, the IRS wasn’t exactly acting apologetic to a public that doesn’t yet believe its story.

Fournier to CNN: ‘I Was Naive’ to Give Obama Benefit of the Doubt on IRS

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Scarborough Goes off on NY Times for Running Christie Story over IRS: ‘This Is a Scam’

Scarborough Goes off on NY Times for Running Christie Story over IRS: ‘This Is a Scam’

June 24 2014 Tuesday- Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough lit into the New York Times Tuesday morning for running a front page story about a possible second Chris Christie bridge scandal when he felt the IRS investigation was a far more pressing issue, calling the Times’ news priorities a “scam” and alleging that it was indicative of why conservatives don’t trust national news outlets.
“Is it possible that the New York Times and Washington Post are not putting on the front page of their newspapers the fact that an internal investigation has been launched against the IRS on the most shady behavior, and yet they put the Pulaski sky bridge whatever on page A-1?” Scarborough asked. “This is garbage.”


“This really is a scam,” Scarborough continued. “This is why conservatives don’t trust national newspapers. It’s why they don’t trust broadcast news. There’s a double standard and you can see it on every broadcast. You can see it on the front page of every major newspaper. This is why we don’t trust the national news outlets, because they are so biased and slanted. It’s not the news that they run, even though this is a joke of a story to put on the front page here. It’s the stories they don’t run. It’s the omissions, the acts of omissions when Democrats are in power. It’s stunning.”
Former Bush administration official Nicolle Wallace found the IRS story on page A19 of the Times

Scarborough Goes off on NY Times for Running Christie Story over IRS: ‘This Is a Scam’

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Syrian refugees hold elections in Turkish camp

Syrian refugees hold elections in Turkish camp
Around 200000 Syrian refugees are currently living in camps through out Turkeys border regions. Turkey shares a 900 km border with Syria. It has been a staunch critic of the government in.

Syrian refugees living at the Kilis camp in Turkey are holding an election. People are choosing a council that will run the camp along with Turkish officials.

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Turkey is now home to some 750000 Syrian refugees. Roughly half of them are children. Thousands do not go to school and even some of those who do are forced.

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Syrian refugees hold elections in Turkish camp

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