Megyn Kelly/Putin Interview

[huntmaster]

Yeah I'd like to know how they influenced the election?

[boy wonder]

Yeah I'd like to know how they influenced the election?

Because the SheBeast lost, couldn't be her or the Dems fault. NOW is that enough proof?

[iamntxhunter]

Yeah I'd like to know how they influenced the election?

They didn't and if anyone KNOWS how they did I would like to know how.

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[100%TtId]

Here's my question. If everyone is so sure they messed with our election, why are they so sure it was to benefit Trump?

Why would they want Trump over someone who was friendly with them, facilitated in selling them uranium, and who headed the state department in the administration with the weakest foreign policy in our history?


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This is the essential question that just keeps getting overlooked.

If Putin could influence the election of a US President, he sure as hell wouldn't have helped Trump (a staunch capitalist) win. Hillary would have been the obvious choice. She's been a socialist masquerading as a Democrat her entire life.

[Mertzon Man]

Ok thought so... just watched the interview, yeah she got schooled.

She keep asking the same questions and he keep making her look stupid! She couldn't get the answer she wanted.

[Hogmauler]

She is the second on that I can remember that left Fox and wound up working for a socialist organization. Money talks. These folks stand for nothing.

[Hank Hill]

This is the essential question that just keeps getting overlooked.

If Putin could influence the election of a US President, he sure as hell wouldn't have helped Trump (a staunch capitalist) win. Hillary would have been the obvious choice. She's been a socialist masquerading as a Democrat her entire life.

Putin snarked himself that if he wanted to influence our election he would have donated to the Clinton foundation.

Russia, just as the United States and numerous other nations, conduct psyops in the form of media manipulation, social media spamming, etc., to foment instability. IF Russia had a preference for Trump it wasn't as a pay-for-play scheme, but because they viewed it as damaging a regime that had them under sanctions. It turns out that Trump getting elected didn't change those sanctions, but when viewed logically I don't see why anyone would be surprised that a rival nation would potentially favor a candidate that didn't speak about them as being an outright enemy - as Hillary did.

On behalf of the U.S. its a lot of the pot calling the kettle black, we have not just engaged in covert propaganda to influence foreign elections, but we have outright overthrown democratically elected leaders and propped up dictatorships that favor our regional interests. The whole "do as I say but not as I do" approach to the world is just hypocritical and Americans shouldn't make the assumption of always having the moral high ground - disregarding that other nations have a vested interest in the global political game too. In the intelligence community I think this is widely understood to be common practice and, in general, I think the U.S. is the most successful at blocking foreign influence in our political process when compared to other western nations.

[Ætheling]

Putin snarked himself that if he wanted to influence our election he would have donated to the Clinton foundation.

Russia, just as the United States and numerous other nations, conduct psyops in the form of media manipulation, social media spamming, etc., to foment instability. IF Russia had a preference for Trump it wasn't as a pay-for-play scheme, but because they viewed it as damaging a regime that had them under sanctions. It turns out that Trump getting elected didn't change those sanctions, but when viewed logically I don't see why anyone would be surprised that a rival nation would potentially favor a candidate that didn't speak about them as being an outright enemy - as Hillary did.

On behalf of the U.S. its a lot of the pot calling the kettle black, we have not just engaged in covert propaganda to influence foreign elections, but we have outright overthrown democratically elected leaders and propped up dictatorships that favor our regional interests. The whole "do as I say but not as I do" approach to the world is just hypocritical and Americans shouldn't make the assumption of always having the moral high ground - disregarding that other nations have a vested interest in the global political game too. In the intelligence community I think this is widely understood to be common practice and, in general, I think the U.S. is the most successful at blocking foreign influence in our political process when compared to other western nations.

Wasn't that long ago Netanyahu brought to light that Obama had spent millions of our tax dollars on his competitors campaign.

[batmaninja]

On behalf of the U.S. its a lot of the pot calling the kettle black, we have not just engaged in covert propaganda to influence foreign elections, but we have outright overthrown democratically elected leaders and propped up dictatorships that favor our regional interests.

And that is pretty much the Russia/US beef over Syria.

Putin has some pretty good quotes on it really. Assad got something like 70% of the vote there and the US is trying to over throw him, and put "rebels" in charge. The same rebels we are fighting in other places.

[Hank Hill]

And that is pretty much the Russia/US beef over Syria.

Putin has some pretty good quotes on it really. Assad got something like 70% of the vote there and the US is trying to over throw him, and put "rebels" in charge. The same rebels we are fighting in other places.

Exactly. You've got John McCain openly supporting ISIS fighters to overthrow a democratically elected leader. Not to mention a complicit media campaign based in verifiably false accusations.

For example the iconic Aleppo boy photo turned out to be total hogwash: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...suffering/amp/

[hot_rod_eddie]

Putin snarked himself that if he wanted to influence our election he would have donated to the Clinton foundation.

Russia, just as the United States and numerous other nations, conduct psyops in the form of media manipulation, social media spamming, etc., to foment instability. IF Russia had a preference for Trump it wasn't as a pay-for-play scheme, but because they viewed it as damaging a regime that had them under sanctions. It turns out that Trump getting elected didn't change those sanctions, but when viewed logically I don't see why anyone would be surprised that a rival nation would potentially favor a candidate that didn't speak about them as being an outright enemy - as Hillary did.

On behalf of the U.S. its a lot of the pot calling the kettle black, we have not just engaged in covert propaganda to influence foreign elections, but we have outright overthrown democratically elected leaders and propped up dictatorships that favor our regional interests. The whole "do as I say but not as I do" approach to the world is just hypocritical and Americans shouldn't make the assumption of always having the moral high ground - disregarding that other nations have a vested interest in the global political game too. In the intelligence community I think this is widely understood to be common practice and, in general, I think the U.S. is the most successful at blocking foreign influence in our political process when compared to other western nations.

For certain. One more thing. The Russians 'supposedly' high-jacked our elections by hacking the DNC and sending the information to WikiLeaks. Why is no one talking about what the 'Russians' found at the DNC???

[Jerry H]

Am I the only one here that had a Russian in the voting booth with me to make sure I voted for the right person?

[GarGuy]

Good example of why Fox is glad shes gone.. what an arrogant idiot she is. i was hoping putin would grab her by the ...kitty..

[Playa]

Megyn Kelly threads are useless without pics (pre-dyke haircut)

[Ætheling]

Megyn Kelly threads are useless without pics (pre-dyke haircut)

Sorry, I got lost in the internet and decided on Charlotte McKinney instead.