Anti-Trump protesters confront police in Anaheim, California
Police
are currently attempting to subdue protesters outside in Anaheim,
California, following a rally for presidential candidate Donald
Trump. The protesters, whose gathering was deemed unlawful, were
reportedly throwing stones at police.
Even
amidst traffic, protesters were being swept aside, as police lined up
in rows, with some officers riding horseback.
Riot
officers on horseback have regrouped and are gathering in front of
the convention center, where the Trump event was held, as protesters
refuse to leave.
Once
the Trump rally ended, some protesters began to throw debris,
prompting police to deem the gathering, which was not permitted,
unlawful. From a sheriff's department helicopter, the orders to
"disperse now" came with warnings of arrest.
A
handful of protesters, some wearing bandanas over their faces, pushed
the limit of the line formed by police, inciting more escalation.
Some
cars in traffic were reportedly kicked or their windows hit, with
some anti-Trump protesters throwing objects and lighting small fires.
Rocks being thrown at police now outside #TrumpRally in Anaheim
Anti-Trump
protesters have been confronted by his supporters. Some of them have
gathered at a parking lot nearby chanting "Build the wall!"
It
has become somewhat of a trademark chant of Trump supporters, though
the wall itself is but a symbol for many of them, some of whom see
Trump as a bulwark against globalist interests undermining US
national sovereignty. That chant, bellowed from a crowd of Trump
supporters in a parking structure to anti-Trump protesters outside,
was met with projectiles and condemnation, with protesters deeming
the Trump supporters "white nationalists."
More
Orange County sheriff's deputies continue to arrive, KFI reports. The
intersection of Katella Avenue and Harbor Boulevard remains partially
closed, despite protesters being cleared from the streets.
The
rally comes a day after violent protests broke out outside Trump
rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Julie Sone
James Cook
Adam Elmahrek
Rocks being thrown at police now outside #TrumpRally in Anaheim
Fox News
Clinton faulted over email security
26 May, 2016
Mrs
Clinton failed to comply with rules on record-keeping, the inspector
general found, and used private email for official business without
approval.
But
there are "longstanding, systemic weaknesses" in
record-keeping that pre-dated her tenure, it said.
Mrs
Clinton said the report showed she was no different from her
predecessors.
"Contrary
to the false theories advanced for some time now, the report notes
that her use of personal email was known to officials within the
department during her tenure," said a statement from the
campaign.
It
added that there was no evidence of any successful breach of her
server.
The
FBI is also investigating whether there was a security breach but has
not yet interviewed her.
She
has denied handling any classified information in her private emails.
The
likely Democratic presidential nominee's use of private email has
been a talking point in the election, with critics saying Mrs Clinton
believes she is above the law.
Mrs
Clinton's campaign says it showed that her practices were consistent
with those of other secretaries of state who "also used personal
email" and she was "not unique" in doing it.
State
Department spokesman Mark Toner said that the report makes clear that
the agency could have done a better job preserving emails and
records, going back several administrations.
The Washington Post
One
of the two big dominoes in the Hillary Clinton email controversy
toppled today: The
State Department’s inspector general released its report on the
email practices of Clinton and
a number of other past secretaries of state. (The other major domino
is, of course, the FBI investigation into Clinton’s decision to
exclusively use a private email server while serving as the nation’s
top diplomat.)
The
report, which
you can read in its entirety here,
badly complicates Clinton’s past explanations about the server and
whether she complied fully with the laws in place governing
electronic communication. And it virtually ensures that Clinton’s
email practices will be front and center in Donald Trump’s
fusillade of attacks against her credibility and honesty between now
and Nov. 8.
The inspector general, in a long-awaited review obtained Wednesday by The Washington Post in advance of its publication, found that Clinton’s use of private email for public business was “not an appropriate method” of preserving documents and that her practices failed to comply with department policies meant to ensure that federal record laws are followed.
The report says Clinton, who is the Democratic presidential front-runner, should have printed and saved her emails during her four years in office or surrendered her work-related correspondence immediately upon stepping down in February 2013. Instead, Clinton provided those records in December 2014, nearly two years after leaving office.
Trump Accidentally Reveals His Next Attack On Hillary
The Young Turks
I
have been going over video footage on You Tube as well as checking
the website. There is a complete blacklist on CNN of news about the
investigation Hillary Clinton. There is a complete blacklist of ANY
mention of Bernie Sanders including the BBC who are now acknowledging
that Trump is gaining in popularity.
That's
how I see it from looking at media coverage.
Bernie Sanders calls on California to 'lead the political revolution'
If it weren't for RT Bernie would be practically a non-person
Hillary Clinton Now Losing To Donald Trump
A new Washington Post/ABC News poll shows Donald Trump is now ahead of Hillary Clinton by two points. They can’t seem to believe their own poll. Cenk Uygur, host of The Young Turks, breaks it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
"A slew of surveys have come out over the past few days, exploring the state of the presidential race and the extent to which Americans are fed up with the two options that are likely be on the ballot in November. But it’s worth introducing a bit more context to the polling across the board...
As it stands, registered voters prefer Trump by a narrow two-point margin.
But that figure is probably a bit misleading. No one is actively running against Trump. Clinton is still being challenged by Bernie Sanders, whose vocal base of young voters continues to hope that he’ll defy the odds between now and the convention. Republicans who were leaning against Trump while he was still battling for the nomination have, largely, fallen in line. Democrats who don’t want to vote for Clinton haven’t.”*
Read more here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/t...
Hosts: Cenk Uygur
Cast: Cenk Uygur
"A slew of surveys have come out over the past few days, exploring the state of the presidential race and the extent to which Americans are fed up with the two options that are likely be on the ballot in November. But it’s worth introducing a bit more context to the polling across the board...
As it stands, registered voters prefer Trump by a narrow two-point margin.
But that figure is probably a bit misleading. No one is actively running against Trump. Clinton is still being challenged by Bernie Sanders, whose vocal base of young voters continues to hope that he’ll defy the odds between now and the convention. Republicans who were leaning against Trump while he was still battling for the nomination have, largely, fallen in line. Democrats who don’t want to vote for Clinton haven’t.”*
Read more here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/t...
Hosts: Cenk Uygur
Cast: Cenk Uygur
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