Video: Young Boy Photobombs "Fake News" CNN'S Jim Acosta At Easter Egg Hunt

Here's something for a little levity.

During the 2017 White House Easter Egg Roll a young lad photo-bombed CNN's Jim Acosta during a live broadcast. It's one of the funniest things I've seen in a while.

Watch for the boy in the green shirt to the left of our screen as he mouths "fake news."

I think these young kids are the hope for the future.  My sister deals with kids, and she says all of the young ones are loving, and very smart. 

Enjoy!

Woman Whose Question Was Leaked To Clinton Campaign Pre-Debate- Clinton "should be disqualified"

We all know that CNN's now-fired Donna Brazile gave the Clinton campaign a head start by providing a question that Hillary Clinton was to be asked during the CNN presidential debate.

That particular question was asked by Lee-Anne Walters who was recently interviewed on Fox's Happening Now.

Lee-Anne Walters identified herself as the “woman with a rash” who wanted to ask Clinton about her plan to address the poison water crisis that continues to afflict Flint, Michigan. Hacked emails from WikiLeaks revealed that when Brazile was still with her old network, she somehow got hold of Walters’ question, and then sent campaign chairman John Podesta advanced notice of what was coming.

When asked how she felt about the news, Walters said that Clinton “should be disqualified because she had had an advantage she shouldn’t have had.” Walters also said that she was “disgusted” by Clinton’s answer, describing it as a “cop-out” that would not adequately address the lead in the city’s water.

In spite of everything, she's still undecided about who to vote for. She should be as disgusted by what happened as she is with Clinton's response, as should anyone with a moral compass.

And this wasn't the only topic that Brazile forked over to Clinton's people. Apparently, there was another topic, that we know of.

Watch the video interview on Mediaite.

The Dalai Lama Hearts George W. Bush

Just watched Piers Morgan's CNN interview with the Dalai Lama tonight and was taken by his gentleness and good humour (I've read some of his books, which I highly recommend). But the highlight of the interview was when Piers Morgan asked His Holiness which of the many people he had met had impressed him the most. He first mentions South Africa's Nelson Mandela as impressive, but then launched into (transcript via Newsbusters):

"Of course as individual, individual person, I love President Bush."

"Which one?" asked Morgan.

"The younger one," said the Dalai Lama

Morgan incredulously responded, “Really?”

“Really,” he clarified. "As a human being. Not as a president of America. Sometimes his policy may not be very, very successful. But as a person, as a human being, very nice person. I love him."

Still seemingly mystified by this, Morgan pressed, “But how did you feel that President Bush went to war so much and was responsible for so many deaths if you’re a man of peace?”

"After he sort of start the Iraq sort of crisis then my other occasion meeting with him,” the Dalai Lama replied, “then I expressed to him, ‘I love you, but your policies concerned, I have some reservations’ I told him."

Wow. He "loves" not Clinton or Obama, but George "Dubya" Bush. A man who has been vilified and criticized by so many worldwide, both as a President and a human being. Of course, that love might be a direct response to the manner in which he was treated by Bush-  with honor, dignity and respect. Obama, after all, sent him packing out the back door of the White House, with the garbage in full view. 

Obama, I'm sure, is not crushed. But I'm happy for George. It's a great honor to be loved by the Dalai Lama.

CNN'S Don Lemon Sours On Obama?

Don Lemon on CNN's 'No Talking Points' socks it to Obama. Sort of.