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Some people like to imagine that the CIA is an ultra-competent organization of master spies concocting and implementing vast world-historical plots. But now the CIA has, once and for all, disproven all such conspiracy theories:

“I am a cisgender millennial who’s been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder.”...

 

Joe Biden Brags About Withholding Ukraine Aid in Council on Foreign Relations, in which he pressured the Ukrainian president to fire the prosecutor who was investigating his son in a Quid Pro Quo for $1 billion USD.

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Glitch in the matrix? Or long gone? 👀

Seriously, dude, you've got ONE freaking job to do. Fool the people. 

What, they didn't have a roll of gaffers tape on the set of Ellen? 🙄😂

Originally broadcast on the television series 60 minutes, on December 20, 1998. George Soros interviewed by Steve Kroft.
https://www.worldcat.org/title/george-soros-60-minutes/oclc/920540346

Nothing to see here, just Obama insisting that you surrender your rights to an "all Powerful Sovereign"

@C-SPAN
Biden - Do you know how horny it makes me to have a 13 y.o. girl stand next to me?

Dr. Jane Ruby guest hosts the War Room and is joined by Dr. David Martin, who has been in the fight for the truth and freedom.

There's always a kernel of truth to every joke, it's what makes the joke work.🤔

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Howard Beale (Peter Finch), an acclaimed anchor at the UBS Evening News, is put out to pasture because he too old. News division president Max Schumacher (William Holden), Howard's best friend, is forced to deliver the decision. Beale can't stomach the idea of losing his 25-year post as anchorman simply because of age, so in his next broadcast he announces to the viewers that he's going to commit suicide on his final program. The network wants Beale immediately fired, but Schumacher gives him a chance to apologize on the air. What he doesn't count on is Beale using this camera time to go off on another tirade that to everyone's surprise resonates with the audience. Seeing an opportunity to harness Beale's "mad as hell" energy, the head of programming, Diana Christensen (Faye Dunaway), suggests Beale be given his own show. Although Max and Diana disagree on this business proposal, they initiate a personal relationship that complicates matters further. Driven by her tireless efforts to succeed, Diana drives Max away as Beale's show becomes more crazed. And as those working in media know, fans are fickle and when Beale's ratings drop, Diana and the network execs cancel his show permanently.

Collection: Written by Paddy Chayefsky

Cast: Peter Finch, Faye Dunaway, William Holden

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According to journalist Carl Bernstein: http://carlbernstein.com/magazine_cia_and_media.php
"During the 1976 investigation of the CIA by the Senate Intelligence Committee, chaired by Senator Frank Church, the dimensions of the Agency’s involvement with the press became apparent to several members of the panel, as well as to two or three investigators on the staff. But top officials of the CIA, including former directors William Colby and George Bush, persuaded the committee to restrict its inquiry into the matter and to deliberately misrepresent the actual scope of the activities in its final report. The multivolurne report contains nine pages in which the use of journalists is discussed in deliberately vague and sometimes misleading terms. It makes no mention of the actual number of journalists who undertook covert tasks for the CIA. Nor does it adequately describe the role played by newspaper and broadcast executives in cooperating with the Agency"