Malia Zimmerman, a Fox News reporter, was accused of fabricating two quotes for a story that connected now-deceased DNC staffer Seth Rich to Wikileaks in a lawsuit filed Tuesday by Washington police detective Rod Wheeler, the private investigator hired by Rich's family and himself a longtime Fox News commentator.
Back on May 16th, private investigator Rod Wheeler said in a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity that he 'had very little communication with' the secret third party who helped finance his investigation into the murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich.
In that same interview, he also said that he knew of someone, that was very credible, who claimed he saw Seth Rich's email(s) to Wikileaks.
Watch, in his own words -- claiming that the DC police shut him down each time he asked about the Wikileaks.
In a move that is certain to prompt more allegations that Wikileaks is part of a counter-establishment push, one ostensibly supported by Russia, on Monday morning Wikileaks dumped more than 21,000 "verified" emails associated with the French presidential campaign of Emmanuel Macron. Julian Assange's organisation claims the batch of 21,075 emails, dating from March 2009 to April 2017, have been uniquely verified through its DKIM system.
Authored by Paul Craig Roberts,
The Congress of the United States by almost unanimous votes in both House and Senate has made it clear that Congress would rather destroy the President of the United States and to increase the risk of nuclear war than to avoid conflict with Russia by normalizing relations.
One week after the latest Ifop poll showed that French president Macron's approval rating tumbled by 10 points in his third month, with only Jacques Chirac sliding more from his May 1995 election to July of that year according to Journal du Dimanche...