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BREAKING: Gowdy Has It ALL And Is About To Drop An Atom Bomb On Obama And Holder

The U.S. Justice Department under President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions

have agreed to provide congressional investigators confidential records on the failed Barack

Hussein Obama era gun-trafficking operation conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,

Firearms, and Explosives known as "Fast and Furious."

Via The United States State Department:

"Department of Justice Enters Into Conditional Settlement Agreement to Produce Fast and Furious

Documents to House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform

Today, the Department of Justice entered into a conditional settlement agreement with the

House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform and will begin to produce additional

documents related to Operation Fast and Furious.

The conditional settlement agreement, filed in federal court in Washington D.C., would

end six years of litigation arising out of the previous administration's refusal to

produce documents requested by the Committee.

In announcing the settlement, Attorney General Sessions said:

"The Department of Justice under my watch is committed to transparency and the rule

of law.

This settlement agreement is an important step to make sure that the public finally

receives all the facts related to Operation Fast and Furious."In an agreement that would

end the six-year-long battle between GOP lawmakers and the Obama administration Attorney General

Jeff Sessions said the justice department would immediately turn over documents to the

Republican-led, Trey Gowdey chaired, Congress Committee of Oversight and Government Reform

which were previously withheld by the Obama Administration.

This was in part so he could later be able to claim his corrupt administration was scandal-free.GOWDY'S

STATEMENT ON OBAMA'S INVOKING EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE REGARDING FAST AND FURIOUS:

"The assertion of executive privilege is legally compromised and calculated solely

to delay Congress from exercising its constitutional responsibility to provide oversight."

"The President claims he knew nothing about Fast and Furious prior to Agent Brian Terry's

murder and no one at the Department of Justice has suggested the President was part of the

drafting of a demonstrably false letter dated February 4, 2011, to a committee of congress.So,

my question to the President is: What are you asserting privilege over?

Did you know about Fast and Furious before Brian Terry's murder?

Did you approve the operation?

Did you participate in the drafting of a false letter to congress?

Unless the answer to all of those questions is yes, there is no matter overwhich the President

can assert privilege.

It is merely the latest ploy to delay the investigation."

Congressional Republicans had been pressuring the Justice Department for years about this

operation which is named after a movie franchise about car racing.

The operation was supposed to curb gun-trafficking criminals who were selling weapons to Mexican

drug cartels by having to compete with the United States Government.

Although this was originally started under the George W. Bush Admisntarion he scrapped

it when he saw it wasn't working as intended.

But since Obama was only for disarming law-abiding American Citizens he took it upon himself

to try it again, only to find that American guns were used in multiple Mexican cartel

massacres.

Later it was known that somehow the program allowed nearly 2,000 firearms to find their

way into the hands of Mexican cartel members.

In June 2012, the Republican-led House voted to hold Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder

in contempt for failing to turn over documents about the operation.

The committee sued Eric Holder for access to the documents in August 2012.

Obama later asserted executive privilege to block the disclosure of the documents.

And it didn't go any further because the GOP was afraid to go after the first African

American President and his Attorney General.Let's hope this time Trey Gowdy can finally get

us some answers and we can finally see a few people responsible spend some time in prison.

Via The Daily Caller:

"The Justice Department announced Wednesday it would hand over documents related to the

Obama-era Fast and Furious gun scandal to the House Committee on Oversight and Government

Reform.

Former President Obama and former Attorney General Eric Holder had previously refused

to produce documents requested by Oversight, documents which former Oversight Chairman

Jason Chaffetz at the time called "critical" to pursuing the investigation.

The original Fast and Furious operation — conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms

and Explosives — somehow allowed nearly 2,000 firearms to find their way into the

hands of Mexican cartel members.

Firearms connected to the program were found at multiple crime scenes in both the United

States and Mexico, including the murder scene of Border Patrol agent Brian Terry.

"The Department of Justice under my watch is committed to transparency and the rule

of law," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in Wednesday a statement accompanying

the announcement.

"This settlement agreement is an important step to make sure that the public finally

receives all the facts related to Operation Fast and Furious."

Current Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy did not immediately respond to The Daily Caller's

request for comment on the release."

For more infomation >> BREAKING: Gowdy Has It ALL And Is About To Drop An Atom Bomb On Obama And Holder - Duration: 5:58.

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BREAKING!!! CONGRESS Just SAID IT… Prison Is Coming For Dems! - Duration: 37:56.

BREAKING!!!

CONGRESS Just SAID IT…

Prison Is Coming For Dems!

Looks like Attorney General Jeff Sessions is finally being called to task over what

has been a less than stellar performance.

Congressmen Gaetz, Gowdy and Goodlatte are now joining forces by calling for the appointment

of a special counsel to investigate FISA warrant abuses under the Barack Hussein Obama presidency.

And Gaetz has gone as far as saying Obama's state department functioned as an arm of Hillary

Clinton's failed Presidential Campaign.

Appearing on Monday morning's edition of "Rose Unplugged," Republican Congressman

from Florida Matt Gaetz spoke at great lengths about the information which would be uncovered

if there was a special council appointed to the FISA mess.

Gaetz also noted that more revelations would come to light regarding the State Department

under President Obama and the way they operated against people they deemed to be a threat

to the Democrat Party establishment.

Although we all know the Clinton Machine is one of the most corrupt and crooked organizations

in history, they always seem to get away with their crimes.

No one is ever made to pay for their twisted ways.

Don't take my word for it, ask the Haitians who were swindled out of the multi-millions

they were supposed to get from the Clinton Foundation after the earthquake which left

most of the nation in ruins.

I can't for the life of me understand is why Attorney General Jeff Sessions is sitting

in the sidelines while President Trump is being investigated on false Rusian collusion

charges while the Clintons and the Obamas run free and clear of any investigation whatsoever.

Is he really a plant from the left?

Maybe.

But whatever reason, he perfectly illustrates the reason why President Trump won and we

are sick and tired of the Republican Party.

They are just a bunch of weak hacks who are afraid of their own shadow and spend their

whole time in office defending themselves.

It's about time the GOP gets on the offensive!

Are you listening, Attorney General Sessions?

Via Fox News:

"House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte and Rep. Trey Gowdy on Tuesday demanded

the appointment of a special counsel to investigate "conflicts of interest" and decisions

"made and not made" by current and former Justice Department officials in 2016 and 2017,

noting that "the public interest requires" the action.

Gowdy, R-S.C., and Goodlatte, R-Va., penned a letter Tuesday to Attorney General Jeff

Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

"Matters have arisen—both recently and otherwise—which necessitate the appointment

of a Special Counsel.

We do not make this observation and attendant request lightly," Gowdy and Goodlatte wrote.

They pointed, specifically, toward the use of the infamous anti-Trump dossier used in

the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to obtain a warrant to spy on former Trump

campaign adviser Carter Page.

"There is evidence of bias, trending toward animus, among those charged with investigating

serious cases," they wrote.

"There is evidence political opposition research was used in court filings.

There is evidence this political opposition research was neither vetted before it was

used nor fully revealed to the relevant tribunal."

Asked why a special counsel was needed, Gowdy told Fox News, "Congress doesn't have

the tools to investigate this…

We leak like the Gossip Girls."

They added: "Questions have arisen with the FISA process and these questions and concerns

threaten to impugn both public and congressional confidence in significant counterintelligence

program processes and those charged with overseeing and implementing these counterintelligence

processes."

Goodlatte also told Fox News he thought the FISA process "was abused."

Gowdy and Goodlatte wrote that because the "decisions of both former and current Department

of Justice and FBI officials are at issue," they do not believe the DOJ is "capable"

of investigating the "fact patterns in a fashion likely to garner public confidence."

Last week, Sessions announced that Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz

would investigate allegations of government surveillance abuse in light of memos released

on Capitol Hill by the House Intelligence Committee which suggested, at least on the

Republican side, that the dossier compiled by ex-British Intelligence officer Christopher

Steele was used to obtain a FISA warrant to surveil Page.

President Trump, though, blasted Sessions' decision, saying he appointed an "Obama

guy" to investigate "potentially massive FISA abuse."

Horowitz also is investigating former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, and whether

he wanted to avoid taking action on new Clinton emails found on disgraced Democratic New York

Rep. Anthony Weiner's laptop, reports said.

According to records, McCabe knew about the emails belonging to Hillary Clinton in September

2016, but did not choose to brief former FBI Director James Comey until October 26, 2016

— prompting the re-opening of the Clinton email investigation just one week before the

presidential election.

"While we have confidence in the Inspector General for the Department of Justice, the

DOJ IG does not have the authority to investigate other governmental entities or former employees

of the Department, the Bureau, or other agencies," Gowdy and Goodlatte wrote.

Gowdy also serves as chairman of the House Oversight Committee.

They added: "Some have been reluctant to call for the appointment of a Special Counsel

because such an appointment should be reserved for those unusual cases where existing investigative

and prosecutorial entities cannot adequately discharge those duties.

We believe this is just such a case."

Goodlatte, who penned a letter to Sessions in July 2017 and September 2017 calling for

the appointment of a second special counsel, received only one response from the Justice

Department, suggesting that Sessions had directed senior federal prosecutors to investigate

matters involving the Clinton Foundation and the sale of Uranium One — leaving the door

open to consider whether "the matters merit the appointment of a Special Counsel."

House Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., slammed Goodlatte and Gowdy,

saying they are "simply off base."

"Chairman Goodlatte and Chairman Gowdy are simply off base–just as they were last year,

when they called for a new special counsel to investigate a slew of Hillary Clinton conspiracy

theories," Nadler said in a statement in response to their letter.

"Where there is no crime, there is no criminal investigation for a second special counsel

to manage."

Goodlatte and Gowdy's letter comes just days after more than a dozen other House Republicans

penned a similar note, requesting the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate the

same issues.

The 13 lawmakers signed onto the letter that stated: "Evidence has come to light that

raises serious concerns about decisions and activities by leadership at the highest levels

of the Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding how and why the

Clinton probe ended and how and why the Trump-Russia probe began.""

H/T The Gateway Pundit

For more infomation >> BREAKING!!! CONGRESS Just SAID IT… Prison Is Coming For Dems! - Duration: 37:56.

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Is Your Online Reputation Good Enough To KEEP The Referrals You Get? TopLIne Live At 5! - Duration: 5:25.

Hello everybody! It's Brian Devine here with Top Line and I'm excited to be back

here for your Top Line Live at Five. I get again, and we had some technical

issues last time. I think we've got it all worked out so we'll cross our

fingers and hope for the best but thanks for joining me today. Today what we're

going to be talking about is the fact at least as far as I can see and maybe

disagree. You know I want to know if you do, but the fact that what we're seeing

is that you have to have a great online reputation in order to even keep the

referrals that you're getting offline. So when somebody says "Oh you need to see, go

"go see Dr. Smile More, he or she is fantastic," they don't just show up, they check you out, right?" If you saw a bit of yesterday's and then hopefully we'll

get it back together back up from yesterday but we talked

about the three things that people do when they get a referral. They usually

open up their phone and then check your website, they check your reputation and

they check your Facebook page. So another day we talked about all three. Let's go a

little deeper into reputation because I think we all know that you have to have

a solid website in order to entice people to even pick up the phone and

contact you or fill out the form that you might have so we need to make sure

that that's in place. But your reputation what people find when they look you up

online when they type in your name and reviews. What do they find? Are you in

control of that? So take a look how does your reputation look online. You can go

to Toplinemanagement.com. You can fill out a quick little form there and it

will automatically run a report for you. If you'd like to do that, there's

absolutely no charge and it's a good way to kind of get started and see what

people are saying about you online. So make sure that you do that. Make sure you

know what is being said about you online and then, have there been any new reviews

in the last few weeks because if you got tons of tons of reviews and they're six

months old or three months older, sometimes the other year or more, then

that's not enough. We need to make sure that they're constantly coming in. We

know that people, in order for them to feel like they know they can trust you

especially based on reviews, they're gonna need to see six to ten reviews

before they decide that you're trustworthy;

that they have seen enough to know that they can make a wise decision. So you've

got to have that in place. So what is your process to get reviews? So a lot of

people just think they count on people to want and say nice things and go ahead

in doing that but there are things that you can do, there are processes you can put

in place so that in your practice people are wanting to leave your views and

if you can make it easy for your patients to leave reviews that's going

to be the best and if you can make it easy for your team for your staff to get

you those reviews that's even better because if your staff doesn't have to do

much then that is the key. So that's what we're always looking for it is how to

make it easy for your patients and easy for your staff. So does your team know

the value of these reviews? Do they know that about a half a star increase in

your online review rating is worth about 19% increase in revenue? So these are

things that are important to let your team know as well because if they want

to grow with your practice then they need to help you get those reviews so

that's a part of the process. And then, maybe even consider giving incentives

right? If you give incentives to your team to help you get those reviews,

they're much more likely to and it's going to to stay a part of the practice

as opposed to "Okay, this one we're going after reviews and maybe everybody gets

involved when you have some incentives and there's some free time offer. You

give everybody a nice lunch, you know whatever it might be that you're going

to give away. At the end of the month, if you don't start something else then

you're going to be in trouble so make sure that you have a consistent plan and

a consistent process in place. Let's see what else we have? Make sure that you

don't give anything away in order to get the review., In other words if you were

going to give a gift for a review, now in medical this is a big deal. Every state

is different so please check this out in your state, okay? But make sure that at

the very least I know in Colorado where we are, that you do not give a gift

before getting a review and in fact we're at the point now where we

recommend don't give any gifts at all. Have a really good system in place where

you're going to get the reviews and you don't have to give any incentives to get

them. You give it to your staff but don't give it to your patients

because there are some laws around it and they don't want you to get

in trouble so make sure you check with your state and get back crystal clear

for yourself and if you want a system or a way to do that get in touch with me

and I'll walk you through what we can do to help you with that.

All right, I think I've covered the basics but remember the three things

that are so important for you that you can just start fixing and take advantage

of right now. When somebody gets a review or referral they do those three things:

they check on their phones. Again, remember, on their phones. They

check your website to check the reputation and they check your Facebook

page so you better have all three of those in really good condition. Once

that's in place, and there's all kinds of fun stuff we can do with marketing to

get people in the door and I'd love to talk to you about that next time so if

you have any question, is there anything that we can do to help support you?

Please don't hesitate to ask. Let us know. Please comment below and we'll be happy

to talk with you and give you and hear your feedback and help you out

where we can. That's it for me. Thanks so much. Bye for now.

For more infomation >> Is Your Online Reputation Good Enough To KEEP The Referrals You Get? TopLIne Live At 5! - Duration: 5:25.

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Ranja liquor of Aoki Ranjado, which is a sake brewery running for more than 400 years in Fukui - Duration: 5:35.

I think it's good because it contains a lot of herbs.

And those circulate with alcohol in the body.

We keep up the production method to carry on the tradition, not for business.

We observe the traditional method.

The name "Ranja" is really difficult and unique.

The word "Ranja" is in the Kojien dictionary.

Is that so?

Ranja is an idiom, which means orchid and musk.

If I break down it, I understand the meaning, such as Musk and…

The idiom means a good smell like

orchid and musk put together.

It is an old term and now it is not used anymore.

This is the Ranja liquor, isn't it?

Yes, it is Raja liquor in the brown bottle.

This is "Usuzumi Sakura", which is a sake from sticky rice.

What kind of a sake is Ranja liquor?

This is medicated liquor

and it adds a dozen crude drugs to a sake from sticky rice.

So it is medicinal liquor.

It is very beneficial to health, so I would like lots of people to have it.

I have heard that you have been producing it for 400 years.

Although we began business in the late Edo period,

before that we had produced it as the medicine which had been handed down through generations of our family.

And, before that, it was a sake of Asakura family of the Warring States period

and was called as one of three major Chinese herbal medicine.

When should I have it?

Some people have it before meal or after meal.

Some people have it before going to bed and they say that they recovered from tiredness.

How should I drink "Usuzumi Sakura" ?

This is a sake from sticky rice, so it is authentically brewed mirin cooking sake.

Therefore, its original purpose is for cooking

but it is delicious when you drink straight.

So some people drink by mixing with shochu or soda water. Also, if you mix fruits with it, it becomes fruit wine.

Do you actually use this earthenware pot for brewing?

We don't use it now but I think it was used to brew Ranja liquor.

Is it that by a doctor at the back?

I heard that the Emperor Meiji's doctor wrote a letter of recommendation for Ranja liquor.

Yes, right.

But I am humbled to hear that, so I am nervous to talk.

There are 500 stones, including small ones.

It's been nearly two months already.

The pond's stonework is amazing.

It was made finely not to leak water.

Closely only with stones?

It was built only with stones.

They investigate all of these trees.

Not only old trees.

No.

But also new trees.

These are natural. We haven't planted at all.

For example, there is a nandina.

And there is Asakura sansho pepper.

It takes about two months to investigate only stones.

They investigated the shapes too

and dug up these broken ones.

A botanist came

and checked the name of each 200 trees.

He also checked the position

so that they can recreate even if the trees are lost.

The accurate position.

I see.　

There were several pine trees.

But all of them died.

We cut the pine trees

and the maple trees have stood out now,

they were discreet though.

So now I realized that there were so many maple trees.

Around November 20th,

they are really beautiful

as if this world is indeed their world.

This zelkova is 500 years old, isn't it?

The Kyoto State Guesthouse's door of the entrance is made of zelkova.

Yes, it is.

And the zelkova is from Fukui.

I mean the front entrance of the Kyoto State Guesthouse.

For more infomation >> Ranja liquor of Aoki Ranjado, which is a sake brewery running for more than 400 years in Fukui - Duration: 5:35.

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Ep. 48 | Girl's Day Yura Is CL's Fan? sub Spa/Eng - Duration: 1:19.

[Hee-chul] The CL we have seen today is like a young girl who answers cutely and happily

But on stage you change completely, is that something you practice constantly looking at the mirror?

Is that something that comes out naturally or do you practice at home looking in the mirror?

[CL] Truthfully, I believe that what I do best is expressing myself on stage

I think I just do my best in that situation

When the music comes on I try my best to express that on stage

[Yura] I would go early in the morning just to watch 2NE1's rehearsal

[Yura] I really love 2NE1. At karaoke I would do a full course of all their songs

[Hee-chul] Ah I guess you sing too

[Yura] At karaoke I sing really well~!