Author: Freedom Watch

Klayman: Priebus Is Right! See leftistmediastrikeforce.org

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Newsmax February 19, 2017 The public should take “seriously” President Donald Trump’s comment that the “fake news” media is an “enemy of the American people,” White House chief of staff Reince Priebus says. In an interview to air Sunday on CBS News’ “Face The Nation,” Priebus blasted news stories about the administration’s Russia links and intelligence briefings in response to host John Dickerson’s query about the president’s angry reaction. “Well, I think you should take it seriously,” Priebus said. Continue Reading….

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Freedom Watch to File FCC Complaint Against CNN

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By Larry Klayman Newsmax February 17, 2017 Today, I will file a complaint before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) which asks this so called bi-partisan agency to investigate and remove the license for CNN to continue broadcasting. The complaint and its ultimate result is more than a long-shot, as the Washington establishment, which is composed of the two political parties and the mainstream media, generally circles the wagons and protects itself. But the point must be made; CNN has, under the stewardship of its miniscule 5-foot 6-inch Harvard educated president Jeff Zucker – whose family name ironically rhymes with something…

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Klayman and Freedom Watch File New Amicus Brief Seeking En Banc Review of Ninth Circuit Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) Enjoining Implementation of Trump Temporary Ban of Immigration From 7 “Terrorist” Middle Eastern Nations!

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(San Francisco, Ca. February 14, 2017). Today Larry Klayman, founder of both Judicial Watch and now Freedom Watch, filed a new amicus curiae brief seeking en banc review. This brief is embedded below and can also be found at www.freedomwatchusa.org. Klayman had this to say upon filing the amicus brief: “President Trump and his Justice Department should not only join us in seeking en banc review of the outrageous and lawless TRO issued by leftist federal judge James Robart and effectively affirmed by the Ninth Circuit, but also quickly redraft its executive order to implement the president’s temporary ban on…

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