GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy reacts on ‘The Ingraham Angle’ after Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey declares emergency

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“If Trump gets knocked out my vote will go to Ramaswamy!”

(SNews) – Judge Aileen Cannon has struck down two of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s sealed filings in her ruling in President Donald Trump’s document case, sending Democrat legal analysts into a panic.

Reporter Kyle Cheney said, “Judge Cannon comes out swinging at special counsel this morning, striking two of prosecutors’ sealed filings and demanding an explanation of ‘the legal propriety of using an out-of-district grand jury proceeding to continue to investigate’ the docs case.”

Judge CANNON comes out swinging at special counsel this morning, striking two of prosecutors' sealed filings and demanding an explanation of "the legal propriety of using an out-of-district grand jury proceeding to continue to investigate" the docs case https://t.co/jawTpEvPWq pic.twitter.com/OciEt2vJql

— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) August 7, 2023

Reporter Julie Kelly said, “I told you Judge Cannon is legit.

“She is not going to tolerate Jack Smith’s bullsh*t.

“This is gold–she asks defense to raise possible grand jury abuse by DOJ for conducting nearly all of the investigation in DC then switching to FLA at last minute for indictment.

“Cannon also won’t tolerate DOJs nonstop requests for secrecy.

“She already denied a govt motion asking to keep names of 80+ witnesses under seal.”

MSNBC analyst Joyce Alene called for the removal of Cannon, a Trump appointee.

“Judge Cannon responds to the govt’s request for a hearing on Nauta’s lawyer’s conflicts & discloses the existence of a grand jury investigation in another district while denying gov’t’s motion to seal.

“The govt can appeal.

“This may tee up the issue of her fitness on this case.

“Looking like a good week to ask the 11th Circuit to replace the judge.”

Judge Cannon responds to the govt's request for a hearing on Nauta's lawyer's conflicts & discloses the existence of a grand jury investigation in another district while denying gov't's motion to seal. The govt can appeal. This may tee up the issue of her fitness on this case. pic.twitter.com/62fC57MpSc

— Joyce Alene (@JoyceWhiteVance) August 7, 2023

A liberal media group, Meidas Touch, said:

“Don’t overlook the footnotes.

“The footnote in Judge Cannon’s response is basically inviting Trump to submit a motion to dismiss the case referencing rule 12(b).”

Don't overlook the footnotes. The footnote in Judge Cannon's response is basically inviting Trump to submit a motion to dismiss the case referencing rule 12(b). https://t.co/qpy1JtZ6ov pic.twitter.com/hAIk9JCkZF

— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) August 7, 2023

In her ruling, Judge Cannon wrote, “The Special Counsel states in conclusory terms that the supplement should be sealed from public view ‘to comport with grand jury secrecy,’ but the motion for leave and the supplement plainly fail to satisfy the burden of establishing a sufficient legal or factual basis to warrant sealing the motion and supplement.”

“Among other topics as raised in the Motion, the response shall address the legal propriety of using an out-of-district grand jury proceeding to continue to investigate and/or to seek post-indictment hearings on matters pertinent to the instant indicted matter in this district.”

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(SNews) – A Washington State hospital has been accused of sharing its patients’ private data with social media giant Facebook.

The allegation is made in an emerging Seattle-based class-action lawsuit.

The suit condemns Overlake Hospital Medical Center, a major hospital, for allegedly sharing sensitive patient information with Facebook, its parent company Meta, and associated third parties.

The claim puts into question the ethical dimensions of little-known data-monitoring tools that could have devastating impacts.

The litigant, Jacq Nienaber, has accused Overlake Hospital Medical Center of effectively allowing Meta Pixel, and its Conversions Application Programming Interface, to act as a kind of surveillance within its infrastructure.

These marketing tools are commonly embedded in apps such as Facebook and Instagram to optimize advertisement delivery.

However, they have resulted in a significant breach of trust.

The new lawsuit argues that the intimate health secrets of hundreds of thousands of patients have potentially been siphoned off and shared.

The revelations came to light around the same time that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) highlighted the severe privacy risks around such prevalent tracking technologies.

The issue was raised in a joint advisory letter from the HHS and FTC to 130 hospitals and health app developers.

The warning stated that ill-guarded tracking tools such as Meta or Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics could lead to unwanted implications.

Those implications include identity theft and discrimination against unsuspecting consumers.

Nienaber’s lawsuit amplifies the cautionary approach of the agencies.

It contends that Overlake Hospital not only used the surveillance widgets to increase profitability by encouraging patients to interact more with its digital health platform but also allowed Meta and associated marketers to violate patients’ confidentiality by illegally accessing their information.

This far-reaching access could permit third parties to derive knowledge about users’ specific medical conditions.

The data that was accessed exposed sensitive issues like cancer, pregnancy, HIV, and dementia, according to the lawsuit.

Nienaber’s lawsuit underscores that such risks are inherent in Overlake’s corporate ambition to “optimize the delivery of ads, measure cross-device conversions, create custom audiences, and decrease advertising and marketing costs.”

The Facebook Pixel, an unnecessary addition that has no bearing on the website’s functioning, arguably serves Overlake’s self-interests at the expense of its patients.

Bellevue-based Overlake allowed Meta to automatically and subtly access a wide range of patient details.

Those details included the specifics of their symptoms, treatments, and conditions.

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Columnist David Marcus joined ‘America’s Newsroom’ to discuss how the Democrats and the media have downplayed the latest developments in the Hunter Biden scandal.

Top Comment:

“If the shoe were on the other foot, the Democrats would have already started the impeachment.”

Fox News host Laura Ingraham and ex-BLM activist Xaviaer DuRousseau rip liberal excuses over rising crime on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

Top Comment:

“You hit the nail on the head! Young people feel they are entitled because parents have left the room! Biden is a perfect example of the enabler!”

Several days ago I told you about a group of 7-Eleven workers in Stockton, California who took matters into their own hands when a serial thief showed up with a garbage can and began loading it up with loot. They ordered the man to stop and when he threatened to shoot the clerks — they took action. Video shows one of the clerks beating the man with a stick. Instead of giving the clerk a medal, the police department launched an investigation. And now the clerks face possible assault charges. Watch the local report below and notice how the woke news anchor stresses the number of times the serial-looter was beaten.

(TStarnes) – Jackie Fulkrod, president of a Wyoming Tennis Association, has resigned in protest of a decision to permit a transgender woman to play in a tournament this weekend, the Cowboy State Daily is reporting.

Biological man Brooklyn Ross, 27, will compete in the Wyoming Governor’s Cup tournament in Cheyenne, according to the outlet.

“I think a man playing against a woman is a very unfair matchup when it’s specifically meant for women in that specific draw,” Fulkrod said. She resigned her position on the board last week.

She added: “I feel like having a transgender athlete compete in the women’s draw is against my personal integrity and what I believe and value.

“My decision to resign was solely based on the fact that we didn’t have any way to protect our organization or protect our female athletes that are going to be playing in the tournament.

Ross, who transitioned six years ago, has never faced a controversy about playing in tournaments prior to this one, the Cowboy State Daily noted.

“It’s always been positive and good,” Ross said.

Earlier this year, Wyoming became the 19th state to ban transgender athletes from playing on girls or women’s sports teams after the Republican governor opted not to veto the legislation, The Associated Press reported.

Gov. Mark Gordon allowed the bill to become law without his signature, saying he agreed with the overall goal of fairness in competitive female sports.

But he also maintained in a decision letter that the ban “is overly draconian, is discriminatory without attention to individual circumstances or mitigating factors, and pays little attention to fundamental principles of equality.”

However, the new law won’t impact the upcoming Governor’s Cup since it’s not a school-sanctioned event. The law only applies to girls in grades seven through 12, the Cowboy State Daily reported.

“I feel sad this woman has resigned over this,” Ross said of Fulkrod’s decision “I feel like there’s no reason to.”

The tournament is sanctioned by the United States Tennis Association. Tournament Director Peg Connor referred Cowboy State Daily to the USTA’s transgender policy when asked about the Ross controversy.

“Tennis thrives when the sport embraces inclusion,” the USTA says in its statement on transgender athletes. “For that reason, tennis is open to all regardless of one’s age, ethnicity, race, religious background, sexual orientation or gender identity.”

Officials at the USTA Intermountain branch were not immediately available for comment.

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Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss the costly standoff that left two police officers critically injured

Top Comment:

“Thoughts and Prayers out to those Police Officers and, their friends and families.”

Fox News contributor Joe Concha blasts the Biden White House after over 440 reporters lose their ‘hard pass’ access

Top Comment:

“The love people have for Trump keeps growing”

(SNews) – Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz said Friday the prosecution of former President Donald Trump “looks like banana republic land” following a NYT report that claimed President Joe Biden pressed for Trump’s indictment.

Alan said: “President Biden urged his attorney general to indict the man who he knew was going to be the leading opponent if against him.

“That begins to look like banana republic land. That’s what happens when people in power are afraid of the democratic process.

“What they do is they seek the indictment and prosecution of the people who are running against them.

“I have a constitutional right to vote against Donald Trump for the third time.

“I voted against him twice, I intend to vote against him again, but I want to have that right to vote against him and not have that right taken away from me by prosecutors and by the president, who wants to see him imprisoned.

“That’s just not the American way.

“This is a step in that direction(banana republic), and also placing the case in the District of Columbia, which is 95% anti-Trump, putting it in front of a judge with a history of anti-Trump.

“If the government thinks they have a strong case, they ought to join the defense and agree to move it to West Virginia or Virginia and put it in front of another judge who doesn’t have a long history of anti-Trump attitudes.

“So, I don’t believe he can get a fair trial in the District of Columbia.”

Biden, Prosecuting His Rival, Fails To Meet the ‘Nixon Standard’ in Trump Indictmentshttps://t.co/d9X2xRgtQ4

— Alan Dershowitz (@AlanDersh) August 4, 2023

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