Tuesday on CNN’s “Newsroom,” former Obama administration green jobs czar and network contributor Van Jones blamed the ”moral collapse inside of our political system” for Roseanne Barr’s derogatory tweet about former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett. Jones said, “Some things apparently are more
The House passed a prison reform bill on Tuesday that would expand prison work programs that provide job training for prisoners at the taxpayers’ expense.
About 4,000 prisoners would be immediately released if a prison reform plan being pushed by White House adviser Jared Kushner and the billionaire Koch brothers becomes law.
“I also want to thank Van Jones, primarily because he constantly says such nice things about me,” Trump said as the audience laughed.
Thursday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” former Obama administration green jobs czar and network contributor Van Jones attacked Rudy Giuliani for saying on Fox News that the FBI behaved like “stormtroopers” when they raided Michael Cohen’s office was “treasonous language.” According to
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” CNN’s Van Jones said it was a “crisis” that “nobody on planet earth,” believes anything President Donald Trump says. Jones said, “Here’s what is amazing, you have President Trump veering to the left of Sanders
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry sat down with CNN’s Van Jones for an interview and the All-Star guard discussed President Donald Trump revoking the team’s invitation to celebrate their championship at the White House after Curry and his teammates
Tuesday night on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” network host Van Jones criticized President Donald Trump’s tweet suggesting the FBI was “spending too much time trying to prove Russian collusion,” and that led to it having “missed all of the many signals
Tuesday on “CNN Tonight,” during a heated panel about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy and how it would impact the so-called DREAMers, former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli voiced his frustration with CNN regular Ana Navarro’s “shrill
During CNN’s coverage of the State of the Union on Tuesday, CNN Political Commentator and former Obama adviser Van Jones stated President Trump’s State of the Union involved selling “candy with poison in it” and intentionally suggested “that DREAMers are
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” network host and former Obama administration green jobs czar Van Jones reacted to the back and forth between President Donald Trump and rapper mogul Jay-Z and said Jay-Z was setting a better example than Donald Trump. Jones
President Donald Trump responded to criticism from rapper Jay-Z (Shawn Carter) who called him a “superbug” during a discussion on CNN about racism.
Monday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” former Obama administration green jobs czar and network contributor Van Jones said if Oprah Winfrey ran for president, she would “destroy” anyone else. Jones said, “The question is, does she want to be demoted from queen
On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” CNN Commentator and former Obama adviser Van Jones stated that calling people who have concerns about immigration law being broken bigots is “not constructive” and prevents honest conversation. Host Bill Maher stated, “Democrats always
On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” CNN Commentator and former Obama adviser Van Jones argued President Trump doesn’t want to solve the opioid crisis and merely wants to “demagogue” about the issue. Jones said, “[T]his is one of the things that
NEW YORK — Secretary of Defense James Mattis is confirmed to speak at the annual conference of a George Soros-financed think tank that is also funded by the controversial Ploughshares Fund, identified by the Obama White House as central to helping sell the Iran nuclear deal to the public and news media.
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” while discussing President Donald Trump ending the subsidies to health insurance companies, former Obama administration green jobs czar Van Jones said President Donald Trump was “willing to hurt Americans to get his way.” Jones said,
NEW YORK — A UK-based, George Soros-funded think tank where White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster served for eleven years argued the Iran nuclear deal is “working” and that “policing Iran at gunpoint” – in other words, anytime, anywhere inspections of Iran’s nuclear sites – is a dangerous path.
NEW YORK — Congressional and U.S. court moves currently put the Trump administration at the center of a debate about the Boeing firm’s multibillion dollar deals to sell airplanes to two Iranian companies partially owned by the Iranian government.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” CNN Political Commentator and former Obama adviser Van Jones stated that the verdict on the Trump presidency is in and that everyone else has little hope, if any, if the president won’t defend
The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), where White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster is listed as being a member for eleven years, this week added George Soros’s Open Society Foundations and another Soros-financed group to the list of donors on its website in response to a Breitbart News request on the matter.
TEL AVIV — White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster served at a UK-based think tank that is heavily bankrolled by multinational corporate firms doing billions of dollars in business in Iran.
TEL AVIV — White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster served at a UK-based think tank financed by a controversial, George Soros-funded group identified by the Obama White House as central in helping to sell the Iran nuclear deal to the public and news media.
Monday on AT&T Audience Network‘s “The Rich Eisen Show,” CNN commentator Van Jones said that professional athletes should use their platforms in the political world. “Do you think athletes should be more vocal than they are?” host Rich Eisen asked. Jones
President Trump ripped into CNN Wednesday at a private fundraiser, calling top members of the staff “horrible human beings” and telling the audience he was considering suing the network for its fake news stories: “Wouldn’t that be fun?”
According to journalist James O’Keefe, a video released Wednesday appears to show CNN commentator Van Jones calling the controversy surrounding alleged connections between Russia and the Trump campaign a “big nothing burger”–a day after another video was released showing a CNN producer calling the Russia controversy “mostly bullshit.”
Katy Perry’s four-day-long, Big Brother-style live-stream gave the pop star’s fans an around-the-clock glimpse into her life and featured several revealing moments — perhaps more revealing than even Perry herself had anticipated.
Saturday at The People’s Summit in Chicago, former Obama green jobs czar and CNN contributor Van Jones ripped Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign. Jones took aim at the amount of money spent in the losing effort and how that money
On Friday’s “Outfront” on CNN, former Obama administration green jobs czar and network contributor Van Jones said President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord was “one of the dumbest moves in politics” history and a “big
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” former White House green jobs czar Van Jones proposed his old boss, former President Barack Obama, go on a “poverty tour” before doing paid speeches to keep from receiving backlash. “I hope [Obama] will do a
Wednesday on CNN’s “The Messy Truth,” host Van Jones said President Donald Trump was “driving liberals insane,” to the point he does not want “y’all to be in charge either.” Jones said, “One thing I want to share, progressives tend
Tuesday night, reacting to President Donald Trump’s address to Joint Session of Congress, former Obama administration green jobs czar and network contributor Van Jones said during the moment honoring fallen Navy SEAL’s William ‘Ryan’ Owens’ widow, Carryn Owens, Trump “became
Tuesday night, in reacting to President Donald Trump’s address to joint session of Congress, former Obama administration green jobs czar and network contributor Van Jones declared Trump to be “the bankrupter-in-chief” based on his policy proposal to increase defense and
“Put on some boots and learn how to deal with adversity” said Jones.
On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Messy Truth with Van Jones,” host Van Jones argued that “sometimes liberals are too knock-kneed” about standing up to Islamic fundamentalism. Jones said to his guest, HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher, “[Y]ou and
