OMG we called it, Jess mom kicking her out and Jess refusing to pay rent — angry her mom won’t put her on the deed or the will. Imagine having this kind of nerve…I would NEVER.
It’s now 8:30am in Massachusetts.
Melissa Reynolds destroyed the entire defamation lawsuit against Karen Read and Turtleboy Saturday night by drunkenly explaining Jen McCabe has an active social media defamation campaign going against Aidan and Karen.
Reynolds discloses the meeting happened last week, followed by detailing the “slide show” and “PDF” that was presented by Jen. Then last night, the FOURensic podcast started their show with this same exact message.
I’m pretty sure this gives them unclean hands. If not that, it just destroys any credibility they have in a defamation lawsuit. They’re doing exactly what they’re accusing TB and KR of having done.
This should also be enough evidence to subpoena communications and depositions of the FOURensic hosts. This would be to establish the disingenuous nature of the defamation claim. Because it is crystal clear the McAlberts are running their own defamation conspiracy.
New York Times reporter Jonathan Swan just got a stunning reality check from both Bill Maher and author James Kirchick.
Swan was spiraling over President Trump barring CNN and MS NOW from the White House, until Kirchick reminded him of some of the Obama-era media scandals.
KIRCHICK: “During the Obama administration they tapped the AP bureau’s phones and the phones of AP bureau reporters. They tapped their phones!”
Maher backed up some of the claims and seconded Kirchick’s point about the Obama administration.
MAHER: “I looked this up about freezing out one…they did it with Fox News. Josh Earnest, he was in the Obama administration. He admitted it.”
“The White House has demonstrated our willingness to exclude Fox News from news making interviews…”
“This is exactly what…you know, this is what I say about this country. Everybody’s like this is the worst thing in the world except when we do it.”
“And then it’s always perfectly okay.”
Maher nailed the hypocrisy in one sentence.
Well done.