"Proof beyond reasonable doubt?" N.Y. Governor Cuomo: "America was never that great!" Alex Jones: " "They are beta testing ahead of a big event"

Do you watch Special Report with Brett Baier? I did tonight and was impressed with how many news items he covered.

First, Bret has a report from Peter Doucy on the Manafort trial. Jurors asked the judge to define “prove beyond reasonable doubt.”

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says, “America was never that great!”

Today over 300 newspapers across America did op-eds criticizing President Trump’s “fake news” comments. None of these newspapers endorsed Trump in the 2016 election, according to Kevin Cork.

The FCC has now acted to shut down the “pirate radio station” of InfoWars. The Commission says Infowars has been operating on pirate radio without a license since at least 2013. They slapped Infowars with a $15,000 fine. Alex Jones believes “They are beta testing ahead of a big event, civil unrest, the assassination of Trump. Who knows what the false flag is?” The FCC Chairman Pai says the actions taken by the FCC “have nothing to do with the content of the pirate radio station.” Twitter has joined Apple, Facebook, YouTube and other tech platforms in taking action against InfoWars, after Jones posted a tweet asking followers to get their “battle rifles ready against the media.” Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says he is hoping to modify Jones’s tone by putting him in a “Twitter Timeout.”

In April, President Trump created a fifth military Combatant Command this last April. It is called US CyberCommand. Trump is figuring out how the US can cut through red tape so we can use cyber attacks as a weapon. Senator Mike Rounds of South Dakota who is a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, says we have been hamstrung by Obama regulations requiring cyber warriors to coordinate with at least ten other government agencies before launching cyber attacks on our enemies.

In Chile, Peru, and Argentina today five planes made forced landings after bomb threats.

Nearly 700 people got sick last month after eating at a Chipotle restaurant in Ohio. Illnesses happened from food that was left at unsafe temperatures.

“Fire tornados” in California reached speeds of 165mph and reached 2700 degrees of heat.

76 people fell ill Wednesday from drug overdoses near Yale University in Connecticut. Suspected drug? Synthetic marijuana.

72,000 people died of overdoses in the US last year according to the Centers for Disease Control. That is an average of 198 deaths each day!

A man in Frederick, Colorado (Weld County) went on t.v. this week to ask the public to help him find his pregnant wife and three daughters who went missing the previous day. Today he confessed to murdering them!

I got all the above information just by watching the first half of Brett’s program! I think I will try to make a more regular habit of watching this news program!