Friday, April 12, 2019

Some Tweets from Sharyl Attkisson


  •  2 hours ago
    You say "tomato"-- I say "tomahto."
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  •  2 hours ago
    Gallup: The country that views our US leadership most favorably-- is a Muslim country. Find out which one Sunday
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    Sunday on Full Measure: How is U.S. leadership viewed by the rest of the world? A new poll offers insight.
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  •  2 hours ago
    VOTE: New poll now at How do you view Julian Assange? Also, see results of our last unscientific poll: "Is The Swamp being drained?" Look for black rectangle on left sidebar or scroll down on mobile site.
    32 replies8 retweets24 likes
     
     
  •  2 hours ago
    Go to home page (pick a local station or DC). But scroll down to EXPLORE MORE line, scroll right to NEWS block, click into it and we are third item there. Thanks
    Replying to @SharylAttkisson @JamesRosenTV@FullMeasureNews
    This is what came on the phone when I downloaded the stirr app. There nothing to select per your instructions.
    1 reply5 retweets15 likes
     
     
  •  3 hours ago
    In my opinion, some media won't give much attention to stories like my cover story this week because they make so much $$ off pharmaceutical ads. Check it out Sunday
    0:37
    Coming up on Full Measure... Drug ads, Iran's nukes, and an international popularity contest
    9 replies79 retweets225 likes
     
     
  •  4 hours ago
    Sunday: Do prescription drug ads on TV disclose the risks properly? New information on what the FDA is doing since we began investigating.
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    Ads for prescription drugs are on TV all the time…but when it comes to public health, are they doing more harm than good? We investigate, Sunday on Full Measure.
    25 replies26 retweets90 likes
     
     
  •  4 hours ago
    Delighted to have on again Sunday! How to watch online, on demand or on TV here:
    So many of you have asked: When are you going to team up with ⁦⁩? That day has arrived. Watch us together on ⁦⁩ Sunday at 10a ET, when I report on the existence of a previously undisclosed…
    14 replies62 retweets229 likes
     
     
  •  15 hours ago
    Prescription TV Drug ads-- and Iran's alleged deception. Watch Sunday's We won't waste your time rehashing news you've already heard all week.
    5 replies36 retweets95 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    Sad and mysterious case
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  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    3-The PR documents specifically discussed ways to discredit, target and smear WikiLeaks and Assange. Three were discredited by sex claims alleged in the media but never prosecuted, including a key WikiLeaks associate Jacob Appelbaum.
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  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    4-Read more here about the mysterious stories behind the story of Assange, WikiLeaks, rape accusations and smears.
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  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    In case they aren't showing up on your feed, if you're interested in Assange-related background, look for my last 4 Tweets. Thanks
    15 replies124 retweets348 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    1-Whatever the truth about Julian Assange’s innocence or guilt on a number of accusations, we know one thing for sure: he, WikiLeaks and their associates were targeted by a powerful smear campaign which is documented in the 2010 internal documents of a government contractor.
    35 replies561 retweets703 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    2-Government contractors circulated this dossier in 2010, a wide-ranging strategy to combat “The WikiLeaks Threat,” to “sabotage or discredit” WikiLeaks supporters using “social media exploitation” and “disinformation.”
     
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  •  Apr 11
    Hello!
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  •  Apr 11
    Sorry it fell through.
    "fell through"? The talk by to our crowd after her book a few years ago was one of our best events. She did my morning and evening show -- 5 hours of being interviewed -- then she wowed the crowd with anecdotes and analysis. It was one of my favorite events ever. …
    1 reply10 retweets50 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    (Unless you watch each week) ;)
    1 reply8 retweets52 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    In just a moment-- a few things you probably didn't know about the case involving Assange...
    12 replies60 retweets175 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    I would amend your sentiment a tad. Because political and corporate interests control Wikipedia pages (including my biography) there are times when anybody can *note* write anything because these page-watchers "volunteer editors" delete the info if they don't want it there.
    Replying to @SharylAttkisson
    Ha! I tell all my students that if they want to use Wikipedia for a source, they better find a second source to back it up. Therefore, they might as will not even use it. Anyone can write anything on Wikipedia.
    6 replies57 retweets124 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    Looks like small crowd at the moment.
    1:52
    . passionately addresses the crowd gathered outside of the British Embassy in DC, calling to :”
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  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    Thank you, , for coming to the border. This is not a partisan issue. It's not a Republican or Democrat issue. It's an issue of public safety, border security and national security, and not just for Arizona but the entire country.
    54 replies181 retweets760 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    For example, There are at least two possibilities. Either: Assange has lied and The Russians supplied him with internal Democrat emails/info for WikiLeaks. = ( with nonAmerican) Or Assange has told the truth and it was somebody else. Not the Russians.
    Theories please
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  •  Apr 11
    Today's
    Replying to @SharylAttkisson @FullMeasureNews
    You do great ideas to report on! It shows your concern for society! A+++
    3 replies8 retweets38 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    Is it possible that Assange has info that some who are heralding his arrest wouldn't like told? What do you think?
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  •  Apr 11
    And...We partnered with Pioneer Institute to see how easy it is to comparison shop for medical procedures and uncovered astounding price disparities.
    10 replies78 retweets116 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    How long have our politicians been arguing about reducing health care costs, only managing to come up with proposals to spread high costs to different groups? Meantime, they quietly fixed it in Montana in a way nobody in DC seems to even be considering.
    67 replies395 retweets639 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    Wikipedia's credibility called into question-- again.
    16 replies71 retweets142 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    GOVT. SPYING on journalists From an overview of the forensic evidence to how the propagandist's false "back space key" narrative came about, your questions about Attkisson v. DOJ and FBI are answered here:
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