Thisss..

A judge has sensationally called out CNN’s Jake Tapper for lying in the network’s bruising billion-dollar defamation battle, Knewz.com can reveal.

In a declaration he submitted to a Florida court as part of the network’s legal stoush with a former U.S. military veteran, Tapper claimed he did not know the financial performance of the network where he works or his show The Lead With Jake Tapper .

Zachary Young, a former member of the U.S. Navy , is locked in a high-stakes fight with CNN over a Nov. 2021 report in which CNN accused him of being a war profiteer through illegal evacuations of refugees it said he sold on the black market in Afghanistan.

The ratings-challenged network, whose viewership has hit a two-decade low, claimed there was “no basis” whatsoever “to depose Tapper ” in a filing on July 17.

CNN said doing so would cause “annoyance and embarrassment” to Tapper, who bills himself as “your friendly neighborhood anchorman” on social media, while “providing little useful information,” according to their lawyer.

Created

 
Higher Prices, Inflation, South Borders, War around the world, "No fossil fuel" dancing around the words.,  and I need to finish the job.

Wanna..

 

Daylight..

 

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre saying there's no "daylight" between President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, arguing the comment reflects that "Kamala owns the border crisis" and other issues throttling the country.

"Thank you @PressSec for confirming: there is ‘no daylight’ between Kamala and Joe! Kamala owns the border crisis. Kamala owns inflation. Kamala owns the wars, chaos, and crime over the past 4 years," Trump campaign national press secretary Karoline Leavitt posted to X on Monday afternoon showing a clip of Jean-Pierre.

Leavitt was responding to Jean-Pierre saying Monday during the White House press briefing that Biden and Harris have been "aligned" throughout the administration and that there's no "daylight" between the pair.

We're screwed..... maybe. Hopefully not. Just a thought.

Threat..

 

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's recent threat to invade Israel should not be taken lightly and betrays Ankara’s continued regional ambitions , according to an official from Cyprus.

History itself has proven this, respect for international law is fundamental, and it goes without saying that all of us should be strongly committed to it," Letymbiotis said. "Unfortunately, as a country, we have been experiencing for the last 50 years a continuous ongoing increase in illegal occupation of 37% of the Republic of Cyprus territory by Turkey."

Is there a parallel to the occupation of Gaza, the West Bank, and the Goland heights?

Hush..

 

Judge delays sentencing in Trump's hush money case following Supreme Court's immunity ruling

Judge Juan Merchan has agreed to delay the sentencing hearing in former President Trump's hush money case until Sept. 18. The hearing was originally scheduled for July. Hussssssssssh.

Napping..

 

University College London researchers have found that regular napping can benefit brain health and potentially delay aging by three to six years.                                                                                                                                                                                                   The study showed that individuals who napped had brains that were 15 cubic centimeters larger than those who don't nap. The researchers recommend keeping naps to less than half an hour which is the optimal rest time during the day. Napping is believed to compensate for insufficient sleep and help prevent dementia.                                                                                                                                                                           It protects against neurodegeneration by reducing inflammation and improving brain cell connections. While further research is needed, these findings highlight the potential benefits of napping for overall brain health. 

Implode..

 

Inspector..

Ex-UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter’s home in upstate New York was raided by the FBI as part of a federal investigation officials said.

Ritter, a convicted sex offender, told reporters outside his Delmar home after the raid that the warrant focused on potential violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act, the Times Union reported .

Ritter was found guilty in 2011 of having an explicit online chat with a detective who pretended to be a 15-year-old girl. He spent around two and a half years in prison.

He was also twice accused in 2001 of having pervy contact with teenage girls, including arranging a sex rendezvous at Burger King with someone he believed was a 16-year-old girl – a case in which his charges were dismissed.

Enforce..