TDR Live: Trump Scared His Fans Will Sue Him
June 12, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe Damage Report host John Iadarola is joined by Ana Kasparian, host & executive producer of The Young Turks, to close out the week and break down all of today’s major news for you.
Trump’s rallies are back --but with a twist: attendees are required to waive their rights to sue should they contract Covid-19 at the event. While protests were taking place in Chicago last week, 13 police officers --including 3 supervisors-- were caught napping and eating popcorn in Rep. Bobby Rush’s office. Steve Mnuchin is now refusing to disclose ANY information pertaining to the $660 billion in pandemic-relief loans allocated to businesses and corporations. Dave Chappelle is back with a new Netflix special. A new book about Melania Trump reveals that she delayed her initial move into the WH to renegotiate her prenup. It’s time to take out the trash! Find out who John, Ana and you (yes, you!!) picked as the Garbage People of the Week.
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"Fox & Friends co-hosts Brian Kilmeade and Ainsley Earhardt each remarked about reports that attendees at Trump rallies may be asked to sign liability waivers, and when asked about them, RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel dodged the question. Nobody seems comfortable with the idea.
On Thursday, we reported that the Trump campaign has placed a disclaimer requiring attendees at President Donald Trump’s rallies to agree — by clicking their acceptance — that they are voluntarily assuming the risk of Covid-19 infection, and not to sue for “any illness or injury.”
The news of the waivers came the same day that the stock market plunged 1,800 points over fears of a coronavirus resurgence.
Kilmeade brought up the issue briefly after a Friday morning segment devoted to Harris Faulkner’s interview with Trump in which she asked about the decision to schedule a rally on Juneteenth in Tulsa, site of the racist Black Wall Street massacre."
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