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Celebrity scandals can spread faster than the common cold, and reality TV offers no

shortage of material.

Even though viewers have come to expect the unexpected on their favorite hit shows, the

following scandals still caught audiences off guard.

From legal woes to to shocking outbursts to love gone horribly wrong, here are the reality

TV scandals we didn't see coming.

19 Kids and Counting

The scandal that rocked the Duggar family — stars of 19 Kids and Counting — was

especially shocking, considering the wholesome values they project on the show.

In 2006, In Touch published a police report detailing allegations from 2002 when a then

14-year-old Josh Duggar reportedly molested four of his sisters and one family friend.

A deeper investigation quickly revealed what looked like cover-up attempts by parents Jim

Bob and Michelle Duggar.

Within months, 19 Kids and Counting was canceled, but that wasn't the last of Josh's troubles.

He was also exposed in the Ashley Madison hack, prompting him to publicly admit to years

of lying and infidelity.

But by December 2015, the eldest children of the Duggar clan had returned to TLC with

a new series called Counting On.

In one way or another, nearly every member of the family has returned for that series…

except Josh.

Duck Dynasty

After Phil Robertson gave a now infamous GQ interview disparaging homosexuality, a social

media firestorm descended on the popular duck call makers.

The ensuing debate about free speech, hate speech, and religious freedom threatened Duck

Dynasty, prompting A&E to briefly suspend Phil from the show — in its off-season,

when it wasn't even filming.

Uproar from supporters caused Phil's eventual return.

"My idea of happiness is killing things, boom boom bow…:

Duck Dynasty is hands-down A&E's most popular show of all time, not to mention a merchandising

juggernaut, so the network decided to white-knuckle it through the backlash rather than end the

series and sacrifice a ton of cash.

Flip or Flop

The marriage of Flip or Flop stars Tarek [TAR-ek] and Christina El Moussa [EL MOOS-uh] was already

over when this bizarre incident hit the tabloids.

After a fight, Tarek left the house and fled to a nearby trail behind the house, but not

before grabbing a handgun from a safe and stuffing it into a backpack.

Why?

"There's mountain lions and bobcats and rattlesnakes and like big wildlife back there and I went

up for a hike just to hit some trails it wasn't even a big deal."

From there, the tabloid floodgates burst, and it was open season on the El Moussa's

marriage.

Amazingly, the show is still recording new episodes, and both Tarek and Christina are

still starring together, despite probably dealing with more stress than a cracked home

foundation could have ever given them.

Fixer Upper

It's tough to imagine the charmingly wholesome stars of Fixer Upper, Chip and Joanna Gaines,

being tangled up in anything scandalous.

But in 2017, Chip's two former business partners — with whom he founded Magnolia Realty — sued

him for fraud.

According to The Waco Tribune-Herald, Chip allegedly bought them out of the business

for $2,500 each, just two days before the announcement that HGTV had picked up the show.

The kicker was, Chip had been in negotiations with the network for over a year.

Thanks to the show's explosive popularity, Magnolia Realty ballooned into a massive company.

Chip's former partners are now seeking $1 million in damages.

"Did I embarrass a lot of people?"

No, it was just it was just gross.

It took you on a whole other level."

Meanwhile, fans of the popular show are currently mourning the Gaines' decision to end the series,

but we're sure they'll have the popcorn ready as the unexpected drama surrounding Magnolia

Realty continues to unfold.

Sister Wives

This reality show is about polygamist Kody Brown and his four wives: Meri, Janelle, Christine,

and Robyn.

Obviously, their family dynamic is extremely complicated, hence the structuring of an entire

television show around it.

But one kink in the chain that no one expected was for one of the wives, Meri, to get wrapped

up in a full-blown catfishing scandal.

In Meri's case, it was especially bad.

Not only was her catfish, "Sam," attempting to exploit her emotionally, but he also turned

out to be a notorious online scammer named Jackie Overton, a woman who apparently did

this kind of thing a lot.

"This catfish was planting things in my head and just telling me how horrible my family

was.

And specifically how horrible Kody was."

It's unclear what Overton ultimately achieved from her deception, other than providing an

insanely juicy storyline for the show — which the producers drew out for an entire season,

of course.

Married at First Sight

If you've never seen it, this series does exactly what the title says — two strangers

get married the day they meet.

There clearly weren't high expectations for any of those marriages.

"Is that symbolic that they're wearing black?"

Still, nobody anticipated what happened with Season 2 newlyweds Jessica Castro and Ryan

De Nino.

Castro and De Nino married in December 2014 and made it all the way to February 2015 before

throwing in the towel.

Why did they decide to end it?

According to Castro, De Nino threatened her and her entire family.

De Nino didn't outright deny anything, but he did say in an Instagram post that he was

"disgusted" by the accusations.

Later, In Touch reported that a paralegal representing De Nino in the divorce claimed

he threw a tantrum during a meeting and "became even more violent" to the point where others

came in to check on the paralegal's safety.

De Nino later apologized for what he said to Castro at the reunion show.

"First I want to apologize for the way I talked to you and I am sorry.

No matter what it's unacceptable and as a man I need to take ownership of that.

And for that I am sorry."

That's nice and all, but it usually takes more than an apology to make up for threatening

to end the lives of your in-laws.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey

Granted, anyone who's ever seen a mafia movie has probably looked at Joe Giudice of The

Real Housewives of New Jersey and thought, "Oh yeah, that guy's done some stuff."

But Joe and his wife Teresa were always adamant that they weren't involved in any criminal

activity.

Turns out that was all a huge bluff, because both Teresa and Joe made plea deals regarding

a slew of fraud charges.

In the end, they both went to jail, and Joe also faces the possibility that he'll get

deported to Italy at some point.

Teresa served her 11 months in 2015.

She then returned to the show and wrote a book about the whole experience.

Who says crime doesn't pay?

Big Brother

Being held captive in an environment which is being broadcast to the world is literally

the entire concept of Big Brother.

You'd think contestants would be pretty careful to not make racially insensitive comments

that the whole world will see, but that's exactly what happened during the 15th season

of the American version of the show.

Contestant Aaryn Gries repeatedly made racist and homophobic remarks and was eventually

evicted from the house.

"Does she not know we're on TV and you shouldn't say stuff like that?"

During her post-show interview, she tried to explain away her comments.

"I have said some things that have been taken completely out of context, and wrong, and

I do not mean to ever come off racist."

As to why the series made the decision to air these particular comments, we'll just

go ahead and point to Business Insider's observation that before the controversial episodes aired,

the show was in a ratings slump.

Afterward?

The show enjoyed its highest ratings ever.

Dance Moms

In 2017, Dance Moms star Abby Lee Miller went to prison for fraud related to a bankruptcy

filing.

According to ABC News, Miller was "allegedly hiding about $775,000 in income" and "bringing

$120,000 worth of Australian currency into the country without reporting it."

Fortunately, for Miller, she already knows exactly how she's going to spend her time

behind bars.

"I'm going to pretend I'm in a movie and we're on set and I'm there for 10 months and that's

the way it's going to be."

She also said she's going to spend her time in the clink "reading, writing and learning

Spanish."

That just sounds lovely.

Bachelor in Paradise

What would a list of reality TV scandals be without The Bachelor?

In the beach-themed spin-off, Bachelor in Paradise, a scandal broke out before the show

even aired its first episode.

After production was halted in order to pursue an investigation into alleged "misconduct,"

explosive allegations began to fly over what occurred between the two cast members in question,

Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson.

Normally, cast hookups on a show like Bachelor in Paradise are about as routine as an open

bar, but in this case, there was a claim of a possible sexual assault.

When the dust settled, the investigation indicated that there was no misconduct or evidence that

"the safety of any cast member was ever in jeopardy."

The show finally addressed the scandal in the most Bachelor way possible: weeks of promotion,

two dramatic sit-downs with both Olympios and Jackson, and a full cast Q&A.

While the producers of Bachelor in Paradise may not have anticipated this scandal, they

sure knew how to milk it for everything it was worth.

The Bachelor

It's no secret that The Bachelor has a rich history of controversies, most of which involve

drinking shenanigans, infidelity, or castmate hook up speculation.

But how about when a cast member is accused of hooking up with the show's staff?

Unlike the Bachelor in Paradise scandal, there was apparently no question about what happened

this time, at least not according to host Chris Harrison, who went in hard on the alleged

rule-breaker, Rozlyn Papa.

"Rozlyn, you entered into an inappropriate relationship with one of… with one of our

staffers."

Harrison spelled out the details of the forbidden tryst to People, saying:

"She had a physical relationship with a producer on our show.

You cannot do that.

There is no gray area.

[...] Other girls on the show saw it.

The producer confessed more than once and to more than one person.

I cannot make it any clearer."

Still, Papa denied that the relationship had ever happened.

"On my child's life, that never happened."

She also told Us Weekly,

"There was no making out!

[...] If I had known that I was going to get accused of it, maybe I would have gone for

it!"

Citing her confidentiality agreement, Papa refused to elaborate on what actually occurred

between her and the producer, leaving the whole thing open to speculation.

Dog the Bounty Hunter

Another victim of his own uncensored tongue is Duane "Dog" Chapman, the mulleted, sleeveless

wonder who tracks down fugitives.

Dog took some serious heat after a recorded phone call hit the internet, revealing his

repeated use of derogatory racial terms.

After a brief suspension and making the news talk circuit, Dog was back on A&E bagging

bail jumpers.

Because if there's one thing Americans hate more than racism, it's having to find a new

favorite show.

"I'll yell at you all I f------ want.

What the F--- you gonna do?

F------ Nothin'!"

Paula Deen

Apparently watching Paula Deen make sugar-coated, deep-fried butter balls wasn't enough for

America to forgive Deen for her controversial testimony during a racial and sexual discrimination

lawsuit.

"Now according to the deposition Dean was asked have you ever used the N word yourself?

She replies 'Yes, of course.'"

Even though she won the suit, the heat from the controversy was too much for the Food

Network, who kicked her out of the kitchen.

That sweet Southern grandma persona couldn't keep her business partners from publicly cutting

their ties with Deen, either.

Forbes reported that Smithfield Foods, Target, and Walmart all dumped Deen — along with

the endorsement deals that were earning her $17 million at the height of her popularity.

"Well hey, friends, hahahaha."

But she didn't go quietly.

According to Eater, Deen acquired the rights to all of her old Food Network shows and turned

them into a subscription-based online network.

On top of that, she launched a clothing line, competed on Dancing with the Stars, and attempted

to return to cooking on TV with a new syndicated series called Positively Paula.

There's just no stopping her.

"I have gone nuts, okay talk about my nuts oh my God I've got the best.. my uncle Bubba

well he's not my uncle he's my brother"

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Hannity is Handing Kimmel the ROPE to Hang Himself With

Sean Hannity is playing unhinged Jimmy Kimmel like a fiddle.

Hannity is goading Kimmel into continuing this "war of words," which is burying

Kimmel is a sea of inappropriate sexual, homophobic, and vulgar tweets.

Now, the Fox News powerhouse is promising not to stop attacking Kimmel until he apologizes

for mocking our First Lady, which is what originally started the Twitter feud.

From Washington Times

NEW YORK (AP) — Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity is vowing to continue his attacks

on ABC late-night comic Jimmy Kimmel until Kimmel apologizes for a segment in which he

joked about first lady Melania Trump's accent.

The dispute between the television personalities is unusually vitriolic, with Hannity calling

Kimmel a "sick, twisted, creepy, perverted weirdo" during his Fox show on Friday.

Kimmel, who had no show of his own on Friday, returned fire via Twitter.

ABC officials had no immediate response to a request for comment on Saturday.

With late-night comedy almost uniformly opposed to President Donald Trump and political talk

dominated by conservatives, Kimmel and Hannity were playing to their audiences.

The root of this flare-up was a Kimmel segment on his Monday show in which he played a film

clip of Melania Trump, who was born in Slovenia, reading to children at a White House Easter

celebration and mocked her accent.

"Dees and dat," Kimmel repeated, with a laugh.

Kimmel turned to his show sidekick, Guillermo Rodriguez, and said, "you could be first

lady of the United States."

That angered Hannity, cable television's most fervent supporter of the Republican president.

Hannity's initial attack on Kimmel, calling him an "ass clown," was enthusiastically

countered by Kimmel, who said Hannity was the "whole ass circus."

Game on," Hannity said on Friday.

He rolled a series of Kimmel clips, mostly from the comedian's days as a co-host of

Comedy Central's "The Man Show," that featured segments showing Kimmel with an exaggerated

fake erection, asking women to find something hidden in his pants and going up to random

women in the street asking if they wanted to have sex with him.

He also showed a clip of Kimmel in blackface, imitating basketball player Karl Malone.

"I don't take joy in this, but I have just had it with the unrelenting hypocrisy,"

Hannity said.

"It's way bigger than Sean Hannity and Jimmy Kimmel."

Kimmel, on Twitter, thanked Hannity for a trip down memory lane.

He said the idea that Hannity would call anyone a pervert while he was "slobbering over"

Donald Trump is, "to quote a fella you love very much, 'sad.'"

When Trump was the Republican presidential nominee, a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape

of him talking about fame enabling him to grope and try to have sex with women emerged,

and he later apologized.

Many of the insults Hannity and Kimmel traded were off-color.

They needled each other for their ratings: Kimmel is third behind Stephen Colbert and

Jimmy Fallon among late-night comics, while Hannity lost his cable news ratings lead to

Rachel Maddow last month.

"What you don't seem to realize is that I LOVE this," Kimmel wrote on Twitter.

"I guess that's one of my perversions."

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Newly Uncovered Texts Show the FBI and DOJ Coordinated to RUSH Anti-Trump FISA Warrant

Investigative journalist Sara Carter dropped a bombshell report earlier this week, showing

that the FBI and the DOJ may have inappropriately coordinated with senior Obama officials in

securing a "rushed" FISA warrant against Trump's 2016 campaign official Carter Page.

From Sara Carter Communications uncovered by congressional

investigators reveal the FBI may have improperly coordinated with Department of Justice officials

in an effort to pressure those officials to expedite a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance

warrant on a former volunteer with the President Trump's campaign, congressional officials

said.

Text messages obtained by investigators reveal that FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok and his

colleague Lisa Page were discussing the FBI's difficulty in obtaining the warrant to spy

on Carter Page, who worked for a short stint with the Trump campaign.

The FBI obtained its first warrant to spy on Page on Oct. 19, 2016, and there would

be three subsequent renewals every 90 days for the warrant on Mr. Page.

The communications, which were first released last week and obtained by congressional investigators,

occurred roughly one month before the Page warrant was obtained.

The communications suggested that there was possible coordination by Obama White House

officials, the CIA and the FBI into the investigation into President Donald Trump's campaign,

as reported earlier.

In one of the September 2016 text message chains, Strzok tells Lisa Page about an argument

that occurred with former DOJ prosecutor David Laufman.

Laufman, who was then chief of the DOJ's National Security Division's Counterintelligence

and Export Control Section, oversaw the probe into former presidential candidate Hillary

Clinton's use of a private email server, as well as the alleged Russian interference

in the 2016 election.

Laufman left the DOJ earlier this year citing personal reasons for leaving his post, according

to news reports.

In the text message, Strzok complains that Laufman told him the hold-up for the application

"EDVA is/was the delay."

The EDVA refers to the Eastern District of Virginia—a court that has previously issued

subpeonas in the Special Counsel Robert Mueller investigation.

This exchange raises concerns about FBI agents potentially pressuring prosecutors and the

courts to speed up the production of information related to issuing FISA warrants, congressional

staffers added.

Congressional investigators originally stated that the EDVA had possibly been involved in

the issuing of a FISA warrant.

"Everything here—from the texts complaining about FISA delays to the exchanges indicating

coordination, to the White House visitor logs—seems to match to a disturbing degree.

At best, it's a strange coincidence worth investigating further—but it's likely

much more," a congressional investigator told this reporter.

"Congress has to take this information seriously if we hope to restore Americans' trust in

our federal justice system."

In March 2016 there was already tension brewing between the FBI and Laufman.

"I am getting aggravated at Laufman," a March 2016 message from Strzok to Lisa Page

said.

According to congressional investigators, the new communications suggest that conflict

only got deeper in the following months.

In a Sept. 8, 2016 text message, Lisa Page told Strzok: "Oh, just make sure I understood

where things were on the [redacted] paper, trying to talk to Axelrod [Matthew Axelrod,

DOJ prosecutor] because he's 'so angry' with how this came over to them.

I told her not to put herself out too much if Matt wants to call and yell at Andy it's

fine."

Matthew Axelrod was the former top deputy to then acting attorney general Sally Yates.

Yates was fired by Trump in January 2017 after she refused to enforce his executive travel

ban order.

The reference to 'Andy' is former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, who was fired

on March 16, by the Department of Justice at the request of the FBI's Office of Professional

Responsibility (OPR).

Only several days after the text was sent, White House visitor logs reveal that on Sept.

12, 2016, Axelrod met with President Obama at the White House.

McCabe may now be looking at possible charges for lying under oath to DOJ Inspector General

Michael Horowitz, who is investigating the FBI's handling of its investigation into

Clinton.

His firing came days before he would have been eligible for a lifetime pension.

The bureau fired McCabe based on evidence that he lied to the DOJ's Inspector General's

office four times regarding leaks to the media during the FBI's investigation into Clinton's

use of the unsecured private server to send classified messages.

DOJ Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement that McCabe had "made an unauthorized

disclosure to the news media and lacked candor—including under oath—on multiple occasions."

McCabe contended in a statement shortly after his firing that he was fired as part of the

administration's "ongoing war on the FBI and the efforts of the Special Counsel investigation."

However, current FBI Director Christopher Wray disputed McCabe's assertion that he

was fired for political reasons saying in an interview with NBC's "Nightly News"

that his "commitment to making sure that our process is followed, that it relies on

objective input, and that most importantly, it is not based on political or partisan influence

is something I am utterly unyielding on."

Clarification: This story has been updated with additional information from Congressional

investigators on the Eastern District of Virginia court.

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Mysterious Personal Shopper | 인형의 집 EP 25 [SUB : ENG, CHN / 2018.04.09] - Duration: 32:40.

(Episode 25)

Help! Please help!

Are you okay?

(Dr. Kim Hyojeong)

Yes, what is it?

What?

Try moving it around.

It hurts a little

but I don't think it's serious.

It may look fine

but make sure to see a doctor.

When you hurt a joint or muscle,

you may not feel it right away

but it may start hurting later on.

Are you sure you don't want to call the police?

He's a patient

that I'm treating for delusion.

He needs therapy, not the police.

Please don't tell anyone what happened today.

It's taboo for a doctor to have word get out

about her patients.

Don't worry.

I'll be careful to make sure this doesn't happen again.

Being a doctor seems

difficult and honorable.

I was disappointed our dinner plans

were canceled that other time.

I wanted to have dinner with you today

even though it's already late,

but there goes that.

Thank you for the thought.

Seyeon.

- Yes? / - It's tough, isn't it?

Madam Eun is picky,

so it'll be very difficult for someone who

hasn't known her for a long time.

You can be honest with me.

I didn't meet her that long ago...

But she isn't difficult.

She's just not very good at expressing herself.

I'm glad...

To see she has someone so thoughtful as you.

Seyeon is definitely amicable toward Gyeonghye.

She sympathizes with and worries about her.

Those two

are more than capable of scheming

behind your back.

Are you really not hurt?

Don't worry.

I'm fine.

Chasun.

Magic Fingers is back.

How do you feel?

Is your stomach okay?

Don't get me started. I thought I was going to die.

Who knew ice cream

could be so scary?

I would've stopped Sara from

being so immature

if I hadn't been sick.

Thank you.

For what? Those rumors

are utterly ridiculous. I can vouch for that.

I have firsthand experience teaming up with you.

I'm a true witness.

Okay, let's stop thinking about useless things

and create a design

that will stun the world.

High-five.

Let's do it!

Hey, Ung...

Freezies for you.

For you.

You too, Ung.

But who are you, mister?

Why are you so good at baseball?

Are you a pro baseball player?

Hey, punk. You don't have to be a pro

to be good at baseball.

You shouldn't be so prejudiced already as a child.

What's does prejudiced mean?

What? Prejudiced?

That... That is... Well...

Umm...

An unjust bias or preconception.

But mister,

stereotyped fits this situation better than prejudiced.

Hey. Just eat your freezie.

You guys

have to get along well with Ung from now on, okay?

I know him well,

and he's a really cool kid.

He's smart, he's kind and considerate.

I taught you baseball today...

and bought you freezies,

so get along well with Ung.

- Okay? / - Yes!

Good boys.

You'll have to communicate

with Ms. Gyeonghye often regarding the contest.

If you can't reach her,

you may go through me.

Okay, I'll do that.

If you have nothing else to say...

I have a question.

The plant you gave me...

The leaves are turning yellow.

What is happening to the plant?

Take it out for a walk.

It'll be fine then.

Take the plant for a walk?

Yes. Give it some sunlight and let it feel the breeze.

If you give plants good sunlight and fresh air,

they may even flower.

I understand.

I'll get going then...

Wait...

Would you like a cup of coffee?

No.

I see.

I'll have some juice instead of coffee.

What?

Paralysis?

You have nerve damage.

It's nerve compression caused

by sudden trauma.

You can't control the muscles in your right hand

and arm and you won't be able to feel much.

How long will I be unable to use my hand?

It's hard for me to say.

It's at least 2 to 3 weeks but in

the worst case scenario, it can take more than a year.

Let's keep monitoring it for now.

No. There's something I must do.

Please do something to let me move it. Please?

Will it heal?

Yes. It isn't permanent.

Make sure to do rehab and take the meds I prescribe.

How's your entry coming along?

Did you think of a concept for your design?

Well...

I don't think I can do it.

You can't do it?

What do you mean?

My hand...

Is paralyzed.

What?

How?

I fell down the stairs.

The doctor says

it'll be hard for me to use it for a while.

I won't give up on the contest...

But it won't be easy.

Even if I think of a good design...

I can't draw it.

You should find someone else

who is skilled and able to help you.

I'm sorry.

Lady Geum,

you go home tomorrow, right?

Yes, I do.

Before you go, take Shopper Hong

to an oriental medicine doctor.

Shopper Hong?

Yes. Seyeon

fell down the stairs and hurt her hand.

It's paralyzed. Take her and get her treated.

Seyeon...

What happened?

I hurt my hand.

You said a designer's hands are the most important...

And that I should be careful.

My poor daughter.

It'll be okay.

Right? Tell me it'll be okay.

It's okay.

It'll be okay. I'm sure of it. Okay?

Okay.

He says it'll be fine in a month.

Take your medicine diligently

and be patient.

A month is too long.

I have to prepare for the contest.

I have to win and prove what I can do.

That's the only way I can make clothes

with confidence at Winners.

(Dr. Kim Hyojeong)

What is it?

How's Seyeon's hand?

I guess your daughter didn't tell you

how she hurt her hand.

Hello, Lady Geum.

What did you two do...

Hi, Lady Geum.

I need to show them

that I made it here on merit...

And that I don't make counterfeits.

I wanted to talk to you,

President Jang and Lady Geum, who oversees

and understands Madam Eun.

Go ahead.

But I heard you went to the U.S.

because of a family matter.

When did you return?

I rushed back when I heard from President Jang.

What does she mean?

(Medical Examination Report)

President Jang has been

physically abused all this time.

The person abusing him is...

Madam Eun.

What? How could this be?

Is this examination report correct?

How did this...

It's very common for

emotionally unstable people like Madam Eun

and resort to violence

when they hold back their urges.

I thought...

Gyeonghye's illness would worsen if we left it alone,

so I urgently contacted Dr. Kim.

Gyeonghye is...

Doing all that she can

to win your approval.

Are you saying that stress

caused her to physically assault you?

Is that it?

Yes, sir.

Sir, it is just a symptom of her illness.

It's fixable.

Trust me and give me a little more time.

I knew you'd be back...

Since we still have things to talk about.

What are you up to?

Why did you frame Ms. Gyeonghye...

Geum Yeongsuk.

You're an odd one.

What?

Why did you come to see me today?

Wasn't it because of Seyeon?

But you

didn't say a word about your daughter, Seyeon,

but brought up Gyeonghye being framed first.

I don't understand.

If you growl at us again

while trying to protect Gyeonghye,

who knows...

How your daughter will get hurt next?

Gyeonghye.

Tell me the truth.

Pardon?

Yes, grandpa.

Did you hit your husband?

What?

The chairman understood that you assaulting me...

Was just a symptom

of your illness.

Don't be afraid and tell him the truth.

Did you?

I'm sorry, grandpa.

Dr. Kim says it's like delusional disorder.

You can overcome it if you try.

Be strong, honey.

- Okay. / - Wow.

Here it is.

Our dad's braised spicy monkfish that he makes

whenever Seyeon isn't feeling well.

Our dad's lethal move.

Seyeon, eat up and get better.

Auntie, say ah.

Gosh.

Don't worry.

If you don't have teeth, you eat with your gums.

We'll be your hands

until your hand gets better.

Gosh. Ung is the best.

How many hands does Seyeon have then?

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8...

Cheolsu.

Let's see...

This is so spicy. It's super hot.

Dad, you threw in way too much chili powder.

I'm tearing up.

Did I? Did I make it too spicy today?

Seyeon, it was too spicy for you too, right?

Blow on this.

Cheolsu...

It's okay, it's okay. I used to help you

blow your nose when you were little.

Don't be embarrassed

and blow your nose.

What are you talking about? Seyeon was 7

when she came to us.

Is that right?

I helped Ganghui blow her nose for sure.

I should've twisted her nose back then.

This is too spicy for me.

Get up right now.

Mom, I may have to give up.

I can't think about

what to make.

All I think about

is the fact that I can't use my hand.

Seyeon.

As you already know...

I was an orphan.

I didn't have a mother.

So I was always curious.

My face, my personality, my voice...

Out of all the things that make up who I am...

What did my mom pass down to me?

But...

As I raised you...

I realized what it was that my mother

passed down to me.

In all my life,

I have never once given up.

Seyeon, it's the same for you...

You never knew how to give up.

Just as you take after me in not knowing to give up.

I believe that...

My mother passed that down to me.

Seyeon.

You...

Are my daughter.

You won't give up, will you?

No.

Since you've passed down how not to give up.

Pass down...

Mom, I thought of what I want to make.

What is it?

I have my design concept.

I'm looking for someone else,

so don't push yourself too hard.

Focus on your treatment first.

I won't give up on the contest.

I'll do it.

I thought of something that I want to make.

No. There's something I must make.

Is it because you don't trust me?

Do it.

I need your help.

I need to research the presentations

that Winners' design teams have given in the past,

but it won't be easy for me

to find them with this hand.

Presentations?

Yes. I have a design concept

and I think I can pull it off somehow...

But I'm most worried about the presentation.

I've never presented my design

in front of people before.

I'll get you an expert.

No. Please just gather documents for me

that are available to all trainees.

That's all I need.

I don't want to use your connections.

I need to play fair so it'll be purely my skills.

Seyeon, aren't you leaving?

Go ahead. I'm going to stay a little longer.

Okay. We'll go first then.

Bye.

Madam Eun.

Here.

You brought this yourself?

Can't you see that?

Thank you, Madam Eun.

Do it right.

Don't make everything I'm doing go to waste.

Okay. I'll keep that in mind.

It's missing two.

Sorry?

It needs two more stars...

To complete the Leo constellation.

Oh, the constellation.

Which are the stars for Leo?

Over there.

Do you see the backwards question mark?

That one?

No.

Then... That one?

Over there...

So that's the one.

The dots come together to make a line.

Lines come together to make a side.

Mr. Lee, all shapes start with dots.

Why are you sweating so much?

Look, mom.

Mom, I didn't give up.

I take after you, right?

Of course.

You're my daughter.

Mom...

I love you.

Why don't you reapply for the program next year?

Don't you realize you're a burden?

You said you had to make something.

What is it?

Do you still go fishing?

Why is grandpa doing that?

Do you have a tent?

These were for her impulse-control disorder.

Please find out what they are.

Don't bother living with hope.

That way, you won't feel despair.

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DOJ Gears Up to Put Hillary on CHOPPING BLOCK After FBI Offers Open-Access to Email Investigation - Duration: 3:26.

DOJ Gears Up to Put Hillary on CHOPPING BLOCK After FBI Offers

Open-Access to Email Investigation The DOJ is offering a "sacrificial lamb"

to Congress, as circumstances get heated over the FISA abuses, and that lamb is none other

than Hillary Clinton.

The DOJ missed the deadline to turn over underacted documents regarding FISA abuses but did offer

"extraordinary" access to documents involving the FBI and Clinton's (botched) email investigation.

From Washington Times

Assistant Attorney General Stephen E. Boyd sent a letter late Friday to House Intelligence

Committee Chairman Devin Nunes inviting congressman and senators to privately view the documents.

"The Department considers this an extraordinary accommodation based on unique facts and circumstances,"

Mr. Boyd wrote.

"We are also extending this review opportunity o members of the Senate Select Committee on

Intelligence and the Department will be in contact to arrange appropriate review sessions

in the near future."

The Justice Department missed the noon Thursday deadline to give the House Judiciary and House

Oversight and Government Reform committees nearly 1.2 documents detailing the FBI decisions

not to charge Hillary Clinton for use of a private email server, application and execution

of a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant for Trump campaign aide Carter Page,

and the FBI Office of Professional Responsibility recommendation to fire former FBI Deputy Director

Andrew McCabe.

Congressman had asked for the documents in November, but when they felt the Justice Department

was too slow to comply, they issued a subpoena.

Despite the power of a subpoena, the Justice Department still stalled in handing over the

documents.

Republicans were quick to criticize the Justice Department once the deadline passed.

We got no documents from the Department of Justice," tweeted Rep. Mark Meadows, North

Carolina Republican, and a member of the Oversight Committee.

"Just a phone call.

This is unacceptable — it's time to stop the games.

Turn over the documents to Congress and allow us to conduct oversight."

Only about 3,000 documents had been turned over.

Mr. Boyd blamed the delay on the sheer volume of documents and the number of necessary redactions.

But that hasn't stopped Republicans from blasting the delay.

Even President Trump joined the fray Monday with a tweet.

"So sad that the Department of 'Justice' and the FBI are slow walking, or even not

giving, the unredacted documented requested by Congress," the president tweeted.

"An embarrassment to our country!"

The president's tweets came just days after FBI Director Christoper Wray announced last

week that the bureau would double the number of personnel working on the Judiciary Committee's

request.

Mr. Wray said in a statement the bureau will comply with the subpoena but needed more time

to produce the documents.

To expedite the process, Mr. Wray ordered 54 staffers to work in two shifts from 8 a.m.

to midnight.

"I agree the current pace of production is too slow," Mr. Wray said in a statement.

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Tesla Autopilot vs. Cadillac Super Cruise | Comparison Test | Edmunds - Duration: 13:01.

JASON KAVANAGH: Hey, everyone.

Dan and Jay here, and welcome to our latest comparison video

featuring Cadillac Super Cruise versus Tesla Autopilot.

DAN EDMUNDS: What you're about to see was shot in February.

Since then, Tesla has updated its Autopilot software,

and we've been out to retest it.

JASON KAVANAGH: Now, there's a separate video that

addresses the updated software.

And there's a link to it at the end of this video.

So make sure to check that out.

DAN EDMUNDS: A lot of people are excited

by the prospect of autonomous vehicles and self-driving cars.

And just about everyone has heard of Tesla's Autopilot.

But it's not the only game in town,

because Cadillac has just introduced Super Cruise.

JASON KAVANAGH: So we rounded up our long-term Tesla Model

3, which is equipped with Autopilot,

and a Cadillac CT6, which has the Super Cruise system.

We're not comparing the cars here.

This is strictly a comparison of the two systems.

We're going to take these two vehicles out

into the real world to see what these systems are made of.

DAN EDMUNDS: So I'm driving a Cadillac CT6 sedan.

And it's pretty nice.

One of the things that this car has

is something that they call Super Cruise, which is pretty

much a super cruise control.

Right now, the car is managing the speed

that we're driving by managing the gap to the car ahead.

That's adaptive cruise control.

This has the ability also to steer

the car in an auto-steer mode indefinitely,

so long as certain conditions are met.

The road has to be surveyed.

In other words, the car needs to know that this

is limited-access freeway.

It doesn't have any kind of intersections

or any possibility of a car turning in front of us.

If you go to the Super Cruise website,

you'll see a map of the United States

and it has which interstate highways are part

of the Super Cruise network.

And it also needs to know that I'm looking straight ahead

and I'm engaged in the task of driving.

And it does that by using a sensor here and two sensors

here in the wheel.

I saw the little gray steering wheel appear for a moment.

There it is again.

Press the button.

And here we go.

We're in hands-free mode.

This is a real hands-free system because this system is

looking at where my head is pointed

and where my eyes are pointed.

So if I look over here to the camera too long,

eventually it's going to get mad at me

and this will start to blink, and it

will be my indication that hey, there it goes.

The system has it pretty well under control,

but this is not autonomy.

This is another step closer to autonomy,

but we're not there yet, because it still needs

me to monitor the situation.

JASON KAVANAGH: I'm driving our long-term Tesla

Model 3 and one of the options that we made sure to select

is Autopilot.

And Autopilot is Tesla's semi-autonomous driving mode.

It's not a self-driving mode.

It's really an adaptive cruise control system

with a very sophisticated lane-keeping system working

in conjunction with it.

There are a variety of sensors and cameras

on the outside of the car that are monitoring

not only the lane markings, but also traffic

around the vehicle in order for it

to get its bearings on where it is on the road.

You turn on Autopilot pretty simply.

You tap this lever twice and boom, we're in Autopilot.

And I can take my hands off the wheel

for a brief amount of time.

Eventually, it'll start to make angry noises

and is telling me to put my hands back on the wheel.

And if you don't put your hands back on the wheel,

it will cancel Autopilot for the duration of that drive.

So you want to make sure you put your hands back on the wheel.

Autopilot is engaged and active when

you have this blue steering wheel icon illuminated.

When that's not illuminated, you're

basically either just driving or it's adaptive cruise only.

And it's showing you on the screen

these blue lines are showing that it sees the lane markings.

It's got these waves on the side of the car when you're

near another car in an adjacent lane,

and then it's got vehicles in front on the screen

when you've got vehicles directly in front

of the car you're driving.

So right there, it lost one on the lane markings

and wandered to the edge of the lane.

So I intervened in order to put it back in the lane.

So it's not a perfect system.

As the driver, you still have to pay attention

to what's going on.

It's, again, not a self-driving mode.

DAN EDMUNDS: So we're in morning commute traffic

here in Santa Monica on the west side,

and it's pretty notorious.

And I'm going 16 miles an hour, and I'm

doing it hands-free, so long as I'm looking straight ahead.

And that's key, because if I'm not looking straight ahead

and something happens, there won't be time for me to react.

But because I'm looking straight ahead,

I probably will naturally put my hands on the wheel

and reengage before the system even

tells me to, because my Spidey Sense is always off.

JASON KAVANAGH: In traffic, Autopilot

is really in its element.

It's got enough information from the surrounding vehicles

that it knows its place and it can deal quite well.

Coming up in the carpool lane a little later

is a K-rail that's pretty close to the edge of the lane,

so we're going to see how well it deals with that.

Going to have a light touch on the wheel here.

Had no trouble with that at all.

DAN EDMUNDS: You know, carpool lanes

can be narrower than normal lanes,

and they can be really close to the concrete center divider,

as you can see this one is.

But I am approaching a freeway intersection.

It knows that I'm going to go straight and not

exit the freeway.

No, it doesn't seem to know that.

It's telling me to take control.

And had a red indicator came on, basically saying,

hey, I need you to be engaged.

But you know what?

It just came back on.

So that was an artifact.

I think what happens is whenever the computer gets confused--

I got passed by an SUV.

That SUV looked like maybe it was

going to come in front of me.

Maybe the computer wasn't sure.

And so it said hey, put your hands back on the wheel.

JASON KAVANAGH: So Autopilot's got

a little bit of a idiosyncrasy where

it wants your hands on the wheel in order for Autopilot

to remain active, but you can't put too much pressure on

or it thinks that you want to take over the task of driving.

So it's a little bit of a balancing act

to get accustomed to how much pressure to put on the steering

wheel, but it's not too hard.

One of the features it has is an automatic lane change.

I can just put the blinker on and it changes lanes

automatically without any intervention from the driver.

It's a pretty neat trick.

DAN EDMUNDS: This doesn't have the lane change feature

that a Tesla has.

They're not willing to go quite that far.

They would like the driver to be the one who initiates

and executes a lane change.

So I'm going to put on my turn signal.

Now when I change lanes, this is going

to turn blue, which means auto steer is in pause.

And as soon as I get centered, it's going to turn green.

It's not there yet.

There it is.

And now I can go back into this mode.

65-70 miles an hour.

And there's some corners, and no problem.

You know, freeway corners have a big radius.

This system only really works on the freeway,

so no problem coping.

JASON KAVANAGH: Now, we're on a divided freeway right now,

and this is kind of the ideal environment to use Autopilot.

And the reason is because it throws the fewest variables

at the car.

In other words, you don't have to deal

with stop signs or traffic signals, which

auto pilot can't deal with.

It also has traffic going in only one direction

with the divider, so that makes things easier for the system

as well.

So it's just trying to take us off the freeway

onto a different freeway, so I had to intervene right there.

So we're going to see how this system deals

with the loss of a lane.

We've got a lane merge coming up right here.

Our lane is going away.

And it seems to be OK.

It handled the loss of a lane with no problem whatsoever.

DAN EDMUNDS: So just a minute ago the red light flashed

and I was asked to put my hands back on the wheel.

And at first, I didn't understand why,

and then I came onto this construction zone.

They've got k rail up here.

These two lanes are dug up.

So obviously, they know that this section

is under construction and they're not

allowing Super Cruise to work in the construction area.

So we've seen what happens when I look away

or when I turn my head.

And I'm wearing glasses.

But what if I was wearing sunglasses?

Well, we can try that out.

It can see that I am looking where I need to be looking.

If I turn my head to the side, it's

going to warn me to look ahead, and there it goes.

But I don't know if it's going to be

able to pick up the side eye.

If I glance away underneath my glasses, will it pick up that?

Oh, it did.

It's a pretty powerful system.

It's got pretty high confidence that it knows

what the driver is looking at.

JASON KAVANAGH: Autopilot is trying

the center the car in the lane, and you

can tell that it's constantly trying

to find the edges of the lane with its sensors and cameras,

because there's a slight weaving effect here.

We're sort of caroming gently in the middle of the lane.

Autopilot has no restrictions on where it can be used.

In other words, you can enable Autopilot

on a limited-access freeway like we're on currently.

You can have it active on a side street.

Basically anywhere the lane markings are clearly defined

and it has a reference, Autopilot will work.

So while that's true, it's a system

that you should really use primarily

on the freeway, like on a long road trip,

just because of some of the limitations of the system

on a side street environment.

DAN EDMUNDS: Right now, the system isn't seeing the lane

lines, and it's not reengaging.

And that's because we're on a concrete freeway that's

been bleached out by the sun.

The city here has put black strips,

so it's almost like this particular road has black lane

stripes.

And the system had a little bit of a hard time

making sense of that.

But now that it has, I'm back in Super Cruise mode.

It's just a sign that this system is conservative.

It's trying to make the safest decision possible

and not just go off and calling it good enough.

JASON KAVANAGH: Now in this two-lane road here,

we're approaching an intersection now.

It's a green light.

Certainly, it's not going to stop for red lights,

but we're green.

It's looking for the lane markings,

and Autopilot took it in stride.

No issues at all.

As long as it's got consistent lane markings, it's just fine.

Once it loses the lane markings, then things

are getting a little curveball.

DAN EDMUNDS: Yeah, interesting thing about Super Cruise

is it's pretty relaxing.

The ability to take your hands off the wheel and just

kind of chill but be ready.

I think that reduces the workload

just a little bit, which might make that kind of travel

more enjoyable.

But certainly here, there's no anxiety involved in using this.

It's quite the opposite.

JASON KAVANAGH: Yeah.

So when the lane gets really wide like that,

sometimes it sort of dives toward the middle of the lane

to try and find the lane markings on the opposite side.

And once it finds them, it cuts across again to the other side.

So this is where Autopilot seems to be performing

the worst is on this two-lane road of gently rolling hills.

Every other circumstance we've thrown at it,

it's been much better.

And this is not good at all.

Wow.

So it just crossed the double yellow.

I would get pulled over if I drove

the way the Autopilot's driving right now.

I'm not letting it do that.

So we had a truck coming head-on,

and I didn't want to take any chances with Autopilot going

over the double yellow again, so I just intervened right there.

So Dan, one of the things I learned

about using Autopilot is that while it allows you to use it

anywhere at any time, it's really

kind of better suited for freeway

use than it is for side street use.

DAN EDMUNDS: Yeah.

And that's the thing about Super Cruise.

You don't have that choice to make,

because it only works on freeways that General

Motors has blessed.

And they also have sensors in the car that

look at my face and eyes to make sure

that they're looking straight ahead and I'm fully engaged.

And the payoff for all of that is true hands-free capability.

JASON KAVANAGH: Yeah, that's one thing about Autopilot

is that it requires the drivers hands to be on the wheel,

and that's sort of a pro and a con

because it's more incumbent upon the driver

to determine when it's safe to use the system

and when maybe they don't want to.

DAN EDMUNDS: Yeah, and I think that's why I frankly

trust this one more.

JASON KAVANAGH: For more information on Teslas,

Cadillacs, and everything else, go to Edmunds.com.

JASON KAVANAGH: And don't forget to click Subscribe.

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Washington Post Caught Deleting Explosive Article on Mueller Witness - Duration: 5:30.

Washington Post Caught Deleting Explosive Article on Mueller Witness

Not long after it became clear Donald Trump would assume office as our 45th president,

The Washington Post took on a new slogan: "Democracy Dies in Darkness."

That's pretty powerful stuff, if not terribly subtle.

However, while the new slogan may have made some headlines, it's not like the WaPo is

exactly endeavoring to follow it.

Those who are following Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation were reminded

of that again this week when the paper deleted an article that claimed one of Mueller's

witnesses was a pedophile.According to the Daily Wire, a Washington Post report (see

archived copy here) that Mueller witness George Nader had a "15-year-old pedophilia conviction

in Europe that has not been previously reported" was removed from the Post's website sometime

in the past few weeks.

The story, titled "Nader, Mueller's latest cooperator, a convicted pedophile," was

an Associated Press report filed on March 15 and written by Bradley Klapper and Karel

Janicek.It describes how Nader, "an international fixer whose long history included intrepid

back-channel mediation between Israel and Arab countries," was cooperating with Mueller's

investigation after being intercepted at Washington Dulles Airport as he was traveling to Mar-a-Lago.

"There, special counsel Robert Mueller's investigators stopped Nader, people familiar

with the case said," the report read.

"His electronics were seized and he was then allowed to go to his lawyer.

Nader later agreed to cooperate with Mueller's investigation, said the people with knowledge

of the case as it pertains to Nader.

They weren't authorized to speak publicly on the case and demanded anonymity."

The Mueller investigation was interested in two meetings that Nader had: one in December

2016 with Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law and a White House strategist, and

Steve Bannon, the former White House strategist and Trump White House adviser, and Mohammed

bin Zayed, "crown prince of Abu Dhabi;" the second meeting was with bin Zayed, former

Blackwater head Erik Prince, and a Russian banker close to Russian President Vladimir

Putin.

However, it was noted that Nader had disappeared from the radar for some years in the 2000s.

There was a reason for that — pedophilia convictions in Prague.

On Wednesday, an official in the Czech Republic told The Associated Press that Nader is a

convicted pedophile and served time in a Prague prison around that time," the report read.

"Nader was convicted by Prague's Municipal Court of 10 cases of sexually abusing minors

and sentenced to a one-year prison term in May 2003, said Marketa Puci, the court spokeswoman.

She said the crimes occurred between 1999 and 2002."

The crimes he was convicted for were fairly disgusting, as well.

"Puci, the court spokeswoman, said Nader was convicted of 'moral corruption of minors,

sexual abuse and impairing morals,' after abusing underage boys," according to the

report.

"In one case, Nader requested oral sex from a 14-year-old in a room at the Hilton Hotel

in Prague, Puci said.

After the boy refused, Nader masturbated in front of the boy and paid him 2,000 koruna

— worth about $100 today, she said."

The report also noted "other examples of Nader providing money, jewelry, cellphones,

clothes and accommodation for sexual services" and that "Nader was separately accused in

Washington, D.C., of child pornography infractions in 1985, but those charges were later dropped."

It wasn't clear whether or not any of the officials he met with, including either Mueller

or the Trump administration, were aware of the charges.

(Archived copy of the report here.)

And the Post wasn't the only outlet seemingly whitewashing Nader's history.

The New York Times, in a rather lengthy piece on Nader last week, failed to mention the

convictions at all, in spite of the fact that the AP stands by its story, having referenced

it in future pieces on Nader.

So, what's going on here?

Without any direct evidence, one can offer a pretty obvious guess: Nader allows a bunch

of media outfits to wave the Russian flag over the Mueller investigation yet again even

though there's a total lack of evidence that Nader's meetings prove anything beyond

the fact that an international fixer met with international officials, which is sort of

what international fixers do by definition.

On the other hand, it doesn't look terribly good when said fixer has convictions for pedophilia

that seem to be previously unknown and cast doubt upon his character.

So, wallpaper over that.

If necessary, delete stuff.

That's my best guess, particularly given that it's not as if the story was taking

up much bandwidth on The Post's website.

Either way, if democracy truly "dies in darkness," The Washington Post has a lot

of explaining to do about why the facts regarding Nader are being actively plunged into the

inky depths that apparently consume republics by the very people purporting to report them.

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BREAKING : Dem Lawmaker Condemns ICE For Arresting 15 Time CRIMINAL ILLEGAL - Duration: 6:03.

A Democrat lawmaker sharply criticized ICE, after they arrested an illegal alien outside

of a courthouse.

Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez attacked the federal immigration agency for going after

the illegal, who had been arrested 15 times before, on charges ranging from domestic violence

to robbery.

The congressman vowed to "monitor" the situation as if ICE are the bad guys.

From Town Hall

Democratic Congresswoman Nydia Velasquez tweeted her admonishment of Immigration and Customs

Enforcement agents for nabbing an illegal alien outside a Brooklyn Criminal Court house.

But, she neglected to mention that the illegal alien had been arrested 15 times since 2005.

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Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez attacked the federal immigration agency for going after

the illegal, who had been arrested 15 times before, on charges ranging from domestic violence

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The congressman vowed to "monitor" the situation as if ICE are the bad guys.

From Town Hall

Democratic Congresswoman Nydia Velasquez tweeted her admonishment of Immigration and Customs

Enforcement agents for nabbing an illegal alien outside a Brooklyn Criminal Court house.

But, she neglected to mention that the illegal alien had been arrested 15 times since 2005.

"Extremely concerning to hear that ICE agents targeted an undocumented immigrant just outside

Brooklyn Criminal Court this morning.

Such actions by ICE have no place in our City & I will be monitoring the situation carefully,"

Rep Velasquez commented.

Extremely concerning to hear that ICE agents targeted an undocumented immigrant just outside

Brooklyn Criminal Court this morning.

Such actions by ICE have no place in our City & I will be monitoring the situation carefully.

The illegal alien in question, Diogenes Pinzon, was in court challenging a domestic violence

case.

His girlfriend alleged that Pinzon had threatened and robbed her on May 25, 2017.

Once the hearing was over, under cover ICE agents promptly arrested the illegal alien.

He has also been arrested 14 previous times.

It is unclear if he has ever actually been deported.

According to the New York Daily News, this arrest led to a protest of around 50 attorneys.

From NY Daily News: "We are appalled by yet another courthouse

arrest by ICE," the Legal Aid Society and Brooklyn Defender Services said in a joint

statement.

"If the people we represent cannot safely appear in court to participate in their own

defense — and, further, are sanctioned with warrants for not appearing — then the integrity

of the whole system must be questioned."

"This is intolerable," the statement continued.

"Something must change and it must change now.

Courts must protect all those they hail into their chambers, not feed them into the Trump

Administration's mass detention and deportation machine."

But, since a January 10th 2018 directive, ICE has made the practice of arresting illegal

aliens in court houses quite common.

ICE says the practice reduces risk to officers.

It is also necessary to arrest illegal aliens at court houses because communities, such

as Rep. Velasquez's district, often make it very difficult for illegal immigrants to

be apprehended elsewhere.

From Directive Number 11072.1: "…Individuals entering courthouses are

typically screened by law enforcement personnel to search for weapons and other contraband.

Accordingly, civil immigration enforcement actions taken inside courthouses can reduce

safety risks to the public, targeted alien(s), and ICE officers and agents.

When practicable, ICE officers and agents will conduct enforcement actions discreetly

to minimize their impact on court proceedings.

… Federal, state, and local law enforcement

officials routinely engage in enforcement activity in courthouses throughout the country

because many individuals appearing in courthouses for one matter are wanted for unrelated criminal

or civil violations.

ICE's enforcement activities in these same courthouses are wholly consistent with longstanding

law enforcement practices, nationwide.

And, courthouse arrests are often necessitated by the unwillingness of jurisdictions to cooperate

with ICE in the transfer of custody of aliens from their prisons and jails."

By all accounts, Congressman Velasquez has resisted any cooperation with ICE and has

criticized any efforts to identify illegal aliens.

In 2017, she sponsored a bill banning ICE agents from using the word "police" on

their body because it could confuse non-english speaking residents.

Most recently, she claimed that the Commerce Department decision to reinstate the 2020

census citizenship question was a "racist attempt to make America white."

For more infomation >> BREAKING : Dem Lawmaker Condemns ICE For Arresting 15 Time CRIMINAL ILLEGAL - Duration: 6:03.

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Angry Ann Coulter Shouts 'Shoot One' At A Time Until They Learn! That'll Take Care Of It For Good! - Duration: 8:24.

Angry Ann Coulter Shouts 'Shoot One' At A Time Until They Learn! That'll Take Care

Of It For Good!

The left is flipping out about right-wing commentator Ann Coulter recent response to

President Donald Trump's recent decision to deploy the National Guard to the U.S./Mexico

border. Coulter suggested that President Trump combat the illegal invasion of our Southern

border by shooting illegal aliens.

Coulter was speaking to Lars Larson, a right-wing radio host when she stated – "If I were

an illegal–I mean, unless they're going to shoot one and send a message to the rest,

as Voltaire's line in Candide is–'We hang one to encourage the others'–if you

shoot one to encourage the others, maybe they'll learn, but otherwise, we'll see, we'll

see."And queue hysterical screeching from the left…

For example, Reverb Press states of Coulter's commentary – "There are conservatives

in this country that will never be satisfied with the already deranged direction the Republican

Party is taking. Being anti-immigrant, anti-woman, anti-science, and anti-Obama isn't enough

for these people. They want harsher stances adapted: stances advocated by deplorables

like Ted Nugent, Joe Arpaio, and John Bolton. They want blood."

It is interesting but where was this outrage when Kate Steinle was killed by an illegal

alien for the crime of walking on the beach with her father? Steinle is one of the thousands

of Americans who lost her life as a result of open borders policies. Currently, in an

attempt to overwhelm U. S. Customs and Border Protection, some 1,000 and 1,500 Central Americans

and Mexicans are marching through Mexico toward the U. S. border. The goal is to cross our

border by seeking asylum, crossing illegally, or by exploiting the ongoing "catch and

release" policy.

Buzzfeed reported as of March 31, 2018 –

"For five days now hundreds of Central Americans — children, women, and men, most of them

from Honduras — have boldly crossed immigration checkpoints, military bases, and police in

a desperate, sometimes chaotic march toward the United States. Despite their being in

Mexico without authorization, no one has made any effort to stop them.

Organized by a group of volunteers called Pueblos Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders,

the caravan is intended to help migrants safely reach the United States, bypassing not only

authorities who would seek to deport them, but gangs and cartels who are known to assault

vulnerable migrants.

Organizers like Rodrigo Abeja hope that the sheer size of the crowd will give immigration

authorities and criminals pause before trying to stop them.

. . . . When they get to the US, they hope American authorities will grant them asylum

or, for some, be absent when they attempt to cross the border illegally. More likely

is that it will set up an enormous challenge to the Trump administration's immigration

policies and its ability to deal with an organized group of migrants numbering in the hundreds.

The number of people who showed up to travel with the caravan caught organizers by surprise

and has overwhelmed the various towns they've stopped in to spend the night. Pueblos Sin

Fronteras counted about 1,200 people on the first day."

It was this invasion that Coulter was responding too. The left refuses to do away with the

incentives that draw illegal aliens to flaunt our borders and immigration laws openly housing

them in so-called sanctuary cities and allowing them to live at the expense of the American

citizenry. Often times it seems as though illegal aliens have more rights in America

than American citizens do. Coulter's comments echo that frustration. Meanwhile, the left

falls back on rhetoric and skewed stats based on the Census Bureau using a significant amount

of guesswork to tell the American citizenry there is nothing to worry about. Those that

question are then villanized such as what is currently being done with Coulter.

According to Kris W. Koback, an expert on immigration law and policy, "The data problem

has been explained in detail by demographic experts at the Center for Immigration Studies.

The Left's claim is based primarily on responses to surveys conducted by the Census Bureau

and on analyses of prison populations. But when it comes to determining whether a prisoner

is foreign-born or native-born, 53 percent of the time, the Census Bureau makes an educated

guess. That's a lot of guessing.

The second, and much bigger, problem with their claim is that they fail to differentiate

between legal and illegal aliens. It would not be particularly surprising if it turned

out that legal aliens residing in the United States commit crimes at a lower rate than

U.S. citizens – because they are screened before they can obtain a visa. In other words,

the criminals are excluded at the port of entry.

But illegal aliens are an entirely different matter. They are not screened before they

enter, and the fact that they are willing to break our immigration laws suggests that

they are more likely to break other laws too. There are many indicators in the crime data

suggesting that illegal aliens commit crimes (other than their immigration crimes) at a

much higher rate."

A grossly disproportionate share of federal prisoners – 22 percent – are aliens. Roughly

2/3 of these aliens were illegally in the country when they committed their crimes.

So that's over 14 percent of federal prisoners. Yet illegal aliens represent only 3-6 percent

of the population.

75 percent of those on the most wanted criminals lists in Los Angeles, Phoenix and Albuquerque

are illegal aliens.

More than 53 percent of burglaries investigated in the border region states of California,

Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas are committed by illegal aliens.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has been keeping careful records of aliens booked

into Texas jails since June 1, 2011. As of September 30, 2017, more than 232,000 aliens

had been jailed, of which over 155,000 (2/3) were illegally in the country.

Looking just at the aliens we are deporting, criminality is pervasive. In FY 2015 (the

last year for which we have complete statistics), 59 percent of removed aliens had been convicted

of criminal offenses (other than their immigration violations). And many more had been arrested

or charged with crimes, but not yet convicted.

ICE knows of nearly 10,000 additional crimes that were committed by illegal aliens who

had been in the custody of sanctuary cities and counties but were released. Every one

of those crimes could have been prevented if the sanctuary policy had not been in place.

Kobach is the Secretary of State for Kansas, the co-author of Arizona's SB-1070 immigration

law, and represented the 10 ICE agents who sued to put a stop to Obama's 2012 executive

amnesty in federal court. He was named the Vice Chairman of the Presidential Commission

on Election Integrity in 2017 by President Trump.

Coulter continued in her interview with Larson elaborating that she was not confident that

the president's latest plan to send the military to police the U.S. border make any

noticeable difference.

"Both Obama and Bush did this too. No, there's a reason the chant was 'we want a wall,'

we don't want to use the military to process illegals and let them into the country,"

she said.

Many note that until the sanctuary policies are done away with and the incentives that

allow illegal aliens to arrive and thrive at the expense of the American citizenry,

a wall and militarization of it are mere band-aids that will do nothing but cost lives and billions

in taxpayer resources. However, we must start somewhere as Coulter also notes and making

a significant and highly public example of what happens to those that choose disregard

U.S. borders is one way to do that. See Vladimir Tepis also known as Vlad the Impaler if you

question the effectiveness or the results of what Coulter is suggesting.

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