May 19 | Libs Have Released Massive Number of Criminals…With Consequences for Us!

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What Are the Libs Up to Now?

Californians are dealing with the consequences of their liberal leaders' soft-on-crime policies, highlighting the need for a major shake-up in the statehouse. On May 12, 28-year-old Daniel Orozco was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence of drugs. He was also cited for driving his car on the wrong side of the highway, according to a Facebook post by the Salinas Police Department. The next day, he was released as a result of the Golden State's embarrassing stance on crime. But within ten minutes of his release, police say, he allegedly forced a woman from her vehicle in the parking lot of a local medical center. The woman resisted the attack and wouldn't give him her keys, so Orozco started to strangle her 11-year-old child, according to police. Consequently, the woman surrendered her keys, and he allegedly took off in her car. Thankfully, police were eventually able to stop the car and arrest the suspect once again. "Orozco was again booked into county jail for carjacking, kidnapping, child endangerment and assault with a deadly weapon," the Salinas Police Department said. To put it bluntly, the law-abiding people of California deserve better. READ MORE

The Trump Agenda

The latest instance of a credentialed White House press corps "journalist" showing out came earlier today, when CBS News White House correspondent Paula Reid asked one of the most ridiculously biased questions any of the press corps reporters have since the start of the daily coronavirus task force briefings back in early March. Reid, who has clashed with Trump and other members of the administration in recent weeks, grabbed for another moment in the media spotlight by asking this question of Trump: "Mr. President, why haven't you announced a plan to get 36 MM unemployed Americans back to work? You are overseeing historic economic despair. What's the delay? Where's the plan?" It was an idiotic question, considering journalists like Reid have been dunking on him non-stop for wanting states to reopen sooner which, you know, is actually the one thing that can revive the economy. Trump let her know it in his response: "Oh, I think we have announced a plan. We are opening up our country — just a rude person you are. We are opening up our country and we're opening it up very fast. The plan is that each state is opening and it is opening up very effectively, and when you see the numbers I think even you will be impressed, which is pretty hard to impress you." This is so par for the course for how the national media operates. They, along with Democrats, demanded the country be shut down to fight the Wuhan coronavirus. Many states did just that. Some, like NY and CA, are still largely shut down. So with the country shut down, along with it went the jobs and the economy. Not long after that, the media and Democrats then turned around and blamed Trump for the historic job loss numbers, which happened precisely because so many states put shelter in place/stay at home orders in effect (which, remember, is what Democrats and the media wanted). But when Trump pushed states to reopen the economy, the media and Democrats said it was "too soon", even though reopening the country will make jobs and the economy will come back. READ MORE

Market Intel

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday said Wall Street has been buoyed by a succession of positive news in the past week. From the number of states restarting their economies to the current state of the oil market to government intervention, investors are not as worried about how much the economy could crumble. "I'm not saying this market's done going down. There's always the possibility that we get more sell-offs, like we did at the end of the [trading] day," the "Mad Money" host said. The Dow Jones dropped 390.51 points, or 1.59%, to 24,206.86 during the session, one day after the blue-chip index surged more than 900 points. The S&P 500 closed down 1.05% at 2,922.94. The Nasdaq Composite turned in a positive session, moving up 0.54% to 9,185.10. The market pulled back after Moderna reported positive data about its vaccine trials on Monday, but experts on Tuesday questioned how groundbreaking the information truly was. Shares of the biotech company cratered 10% during the session, one day after popping nearly 20%. "Even if Moderna's vaccine news was blown out of proportion by people who need some remedial statistics lessons ... the fact is that we've probably taken a depression off the table," Cramer said, highlighting other events that injected confidence in the market. Despite the historic job losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic, there is pent-up demand in the economy, Cramer said, pointing out that Home Depot and Walmart both reported seeing business improve in May. In unprecedented fashion, crude prices collapsed to negative $37 about a month ago. The oil market has since bounced back to $32.50 per barrel as of Tuesday evening. That means oil producers will be able to pay bills, removing a lot of pressure on the banks that they borrow from, Cramer said. Last, the Federal Reserve's move to get bonds of struggling companies, such as Carnival, and the Treasury Department's move to step in and help those in the airline industry gave a lifeline to hard-hit businesses, he added. READ MORE

More News Coming Up

 

Should have stolen a plane… An unidentified man fleeing police in a stolen car bowled off a Bay Area bridge in California over the weekend, falling more than 100 feet before a fatal, fiery crash. The chase began on Interstate 80 Sunday evening, heading eastbound to the Carquinez Bridge in Crockett, where the driver lost control around a curve and crashed over the edge. The vehicle burst into flames on impact with the ground, and the driver's remains were so badly burned that authorities could not immediately identify him, according to the report. There was solo one occupant in the vehicle. The car reportedly landed on the beach near the bridge's east end, near a factory. READ MORE

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