Rogue CNN Chapter 6: Guns, Siberia, Special Council, King Chicken Theory
((Rogue CNN exists in a parallel universe to ours where a property developer and reality TV star gets elected President))
Wolf: Another day another set of stories from the Trump White House. Let’s take you to the White House Press Secretary’s briefing today and then we will come back to the panel for comment.
Wolf: Another day another set of stories from the Trump White House. Let’s take you to the White House Press Secretary’s briefing today and then we will come back to the panel for comment.
Rogue Washington Post: Last year in the USA there were 437
deaths from mass killing attempts compared with only 54 in the whole of Europe
over the same time. Is it true that the President is considering gun control
legislation after the recent shooting of Republican law makers?
Strauss: It’s true that the President is worried about what
happened to Representative Scalise's and others shot on Wednesday the 14th
of June. Our prayers are with their families.
It is, true there have been 154-mass shooting
this year but most of you don’t cover this. Infact would
you believe it
that gun sales are down since the election of President Trump gun stocks have
also dropped steeply. American Outdoor Brands (AOBC), the company formerly
known as Smith & Wesson, is down 33% from Election Day. Sturm Ruger (RGR)
is also down 25% in that time. I am sure that the industry would be happy if
President Trump put forward suggestions on limiting guns their sales would go
back up.
At this time, the President has no intention to consider gun
control legislation but if sales continue to drop that may be revisited.
Rogue CNN: How does the President feel about the rumor that
Robert Mueller the Special Council is investigating the President for
obstruction of justice? Is it true that
the President wanted to sack him and also is it true what we hear that White
House staff were flipping out like headless chickens?
Strauss: Look guys give the President a break he is new at
this stuff. He is used to running a company where you tell people what to do.
He’s used to firing people who don’t do what he says. By his second term I’m
sure he will be better on a lot of this stuff.
I would remind you that he had the enormous ratings for the
Apprentice and people loved the section where he said “Your fired.” As far as
chickens are concerned it is true he applies the well-known ‘King Chicken Theorem’ to his staff and those that survive will
still be there at the 200-day mark. There is a betting league which Rogue POTUS,
I understand, is running where you can bet on which of us will still be here by
Christmas. There is no firm evidence to the rumor I put $10,000 on me leaving
by Christmas”
Rogue New York Times: I’d like to raise the issue of the ‘Loyalty
Pledge’ from the recent Cabinet Meeting. This looked more like North Korea or
the former Soviet Union. We, and I think I can even include Rogue Fox News here
(Rogue Fox News nods), were appalled. My
question is as Secretary Mattis was the only one to not do this is he being
punished by the Great Leader? We hear he is being sent in a fact-finding trip
to Siberia. Is this punishment for not doing the Leadership Pledge?
Strauss: hmmm who told you about the Siberia trip? (Rogue
New York Times refuses to respond). Well the Russians, when they were in the
White House, made the offer - should the President ever wish to send someone to
see how the Soviet Union dealt with dissidents they would be more than willing
to show some people around. As I have your attention on this subject earlier
than I expected I’d just like to say we have agreed internally on the media
representation on this trip and lucky for you it is the Rogue York Times, the
Rogue Washington Post and Rogue CNN. You
all complained about not being on Secretary Tillerson’s trip to Asia so I hope
I have made it up for you with this one.
Rogue Fox News: We hear that the President is very close to
deciding on who will be the US nomination to head UNICEF. Rumor has it that he
has offered it to Ivanka is that true?
Strauss: It’s true that Ivanka is being considered for the
position – the President thinks she can bring style to the position and it
works on areas she cares a lot for.
Wolf: Now back in studio we have some of regulars to comment
on what we have heard from White House Press Spokesman Michael Strauss. Van
what do you make of the possible appointment of Ivanka to head UNICEF?
Van Jones the Second: I think she would be amazing she has
such a great wardrobe and I love her shoe collection. A lot of children it is
alleged have been producing her fashion goods in Asia and so she has a real
connection to children.
Wolf: I am not sure that is good. Kayleigh what do you
think.
Kayleigh: Well if you compare Ivanka’s career to Tony Lake
the present head of UNICEF who was an author, academic, and former American
diplomat, Foreign Service Officer, and political advisor. Who was foreign
policy advisor to many Democratic U.S. presidents and presidential candidates,
and served as National Security Advisor under U.S. President Bill Clinton from
1993 to 1997. And is credited as being one of the individuals who developed the
policy that led to the resolution of the Bosnian War. Then you would have to
suggest that the Trump administration is dumbing down its appointments. It
could have gone to Mitt Romney or someone like Andrew S. Natsios who headed
USAID under President Bush or Henry
Paulson former Bush Secretary of the
Treasury who has done work with Bono in Africa.pan
David Gergen: Well it clearly is worrying for Mattis…there
is no date when he is coming back from Siberia. That Strauss has announced who the
media pool journalists are going to be is also worrying. It seems to be
focusing on the news agencies most critical of the Trump Presidency.
Anderson: We just heard that the whole trip is going to be
filmed as part of a Russian reality TV show called ‘I have annoyed the Great Leader
get me outta here now!!’ Fox has exclusive coverage in a deal with RT News.
Wolf: We have to go to a commercial break after that we will
have a new panel of mathematicians to discuss the King Chicken Theorem and how
the White House celebrated Russia Day.
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