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President Trump has put the left on notice after several key members of his staff were publicly harassed over his administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy, telling supporters in a letter: "Not on my watch."

After several high profile harassment incidents, Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters (CA) tossed a can of gasoline on the dumpster fire last weekend, calling for people to form into mobs and physically confront members of the Trump administration if they see them out in public. 

 "If you see anybody from that Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you push back on them, and you tell them they’re not welcome anymore, anywhere," said Waters.

Since then, White House advisor Stephen Miller's apartment was swarmed by protesters who tacked up "Wanted" posters, and on Tuesday a group of Georgetown students harassed Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and his wife. 

These youths are quite lucky there was a security detail separating them from Secretary Chao. https://t.co/AP3CG2jQPx

— Senator Hatch Office (@senorrinhatch) June 26, 2018

And on Monday, we reported that a decapitated and burned animal carcass was found on the porch of a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) staffer, according to WTOP/ABC.

Around two dozen incidents have been reported against government employees issued in the past few days - primarily against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, which resulted in a determination by Homeland Security that there is a "heightened threat against DHS employees." 

In a fundraising email titled "Harassment," Trump wrote:

Sarah Huckabee Sanders was kicked out of a restaurant.

Kirstjen Nielsen was harassed in her own home.

Homeland Security staffers have been warned of “increased threats” from the open borders mob.

...And now Democrat Maxine Waters is calling for MORE HARASSMENT of the Silent Majority. The Left is trying to bully and buy their way back into power. Not on my watch. I will always stand up for you.

The President followed up on this thread this morning, tweeting about the "unhinged" left and once again highlighting Maxine Waters' "crazy rants."

Congratulations to Maxine Waters, whose crazy rants have made her, together with Nancy Pelosi, the unhinged FACE of the Democrat Party. Together, they will Make America Weak Again! But have no fear, America is now stronger than ever before, and I’m not going anywhere!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 27, 2018

And just in case you were not sure of what "crazy rants" President Trump is speaking about, The GOP provided a handy video guide...

Trump then segued into political double standards, free speech, and the prospect of fighting back. 

Can we finally admit the truth? Democrats only care about “equal rights” if you’re a liberal.

But if you believe a country MUST have borders, the Left doesn’t want you to have a voice in America.

It’s time to defend our principles and the agenda America proudly voted for.

All this, because the left has been whipped into a frenzy after pictures of Obama-era minors in cages went viral, and Time magazine printed a disingenuous cover depicting Trump towering over a crying migrant child who was never actually separated from her parents. Add the MSM frequently omitting the word "illegal" before "immigrants" to imply Trump is a racist, and we now have protesters accosting Trump administration officials in public and at home. 

There was little public outcry when the ACLU said this about Obama-era family separations: 

Through our interviews and correspondence with detainees, we’ve been able to document the experiences of mental anguish caused by detention and physical abuse suffered by many immigrants. We’ve heard stories of how parents are separated indefinitely from their children; how lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) detainees are placed in segregation for months; how detainees struggle to get medical attention, make a phone call, or visit with a loved one.

ICE continued to detain her, shuttling her from one cell to another in Phoenix, exposing her to terrible jail conditions and keeping her in a constant state of uncertainty and fear, separated from her family.

Or when the University of Arizona's Southwest Institute for Research on Women said this in 2009: 

Another woman interviewed was separated from her breastfeeding baby daughter, who was less than two months old, while she was detained in Eloy for two weeks.

Trump, meanwhile, signed an Executive Order last week ensuring that migrant families would not be separated, while his administration pledged to reunite already-separated minors with their loved ones. 

Meanwhile, there were some amazing revelations during last week's Congressional testimony related to the Clinton email investigation, but never mind all that "largest scandal in the history of the Republic" nonsense - it's all about migration now.

CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta says a Trump supporter told him that the media is going to cause a civil war in the U.S."What's going to happen is we're going to end up with a civil war," Acosta said the s...

Leftist revolutionaries pushing US over the edge

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Four men have pleaded not guilty to federal charges arising from what prosecutors say was a scheme to illegally export of birds from Louisiana to Taiwan.

'tell the whole story'

'Would implicate potentially dozens and dozens of Democrats'

Should Orleans Parish law enforcement have access to jailhouse phone calls between inmates and their lawyers? 

The angry mob continues to roll

‘Even our own members of Congress are not able to access what is happening in these sites’

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the 28-year-old democratic socialist who became an instant Democratic Party heroine by unseating party caucus chair Rep. Joe Crowley (D-NY) in Tuesday's New York primary, is an anti-Israel radical.

'The energy is on the left'

Comedian and actor Jerry Seinfeld voiced confusion over why ABC canned actor Roseanne Barr after she made racist tweets, calling the network’s move “overkill.”

“I don’t even know why they had to do that,” Seinfeld said in an interview with USA Today. “It seemed like, you don’t need to murder someone that’s committing suicide. I thought the firing was overkill. She’s already dead.”

In another interview with Entertainment Tonight, Seinfeld expressed similar thoughts on the controversy. “I didn’t see why it was necessary to fire her. Why would you murder someone who’s committing suicide?”

The now-infamous firing of Barr came after the actor compared Obama White House adviser Valerie Jarrett, who is a woman of color, to an ape. However, even without the original Roseanne, ABC is keeping the series alive with another spinoff to be titled The Connors.

Seinfeld wasn’t thrilled about this move either.

“I think they should get another Roseanne,” Seinfeld said. “They brought Dan Conner back, he was dead and they brought him back. So, why can’t we get another Roseanne? There’s other funny women that could do that part. You need to get the comic in there. I hate to see a comic lose a job.”

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A new poll indicated that almost all Republicans and right-leaning voters believe the media intentionally pushes fake news.

Axios and SurveyMonkey found that 92% of conservatives think established news sources frequently report stories they know to be either false or intentionally misleading. Among the poll’s participants, 72% of independents agreed with conservatives here, as did 53% of Democrats.

Axios reviewed similar findings from Gallup and Pew Research Center, saying the data indicates that partisan politics are a major factor in whether people trust the political press. They also found that about 65% of America believes fake news is driven by a media agenda, 30% say it happens because of poor reporting and fact-checking, and only 3% believe fake news headlines are accidental.

“While Republicans are much less likely to trust that traditional news sources publish real news, they and Democrats are both mostly confident, 78% and 73% respectively, in their ability to identify whether a piece of news as fake,” says Axios writer Sara Fisher. “When it comes to vetting news sources, roughly half of both parties say they, ‘stick to news sources they trust.’ However, Democrats are more likely to take additional steps to verify what they’ve read than Republicans, according to survey responses.”

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