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Former U.S. Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter will star in two new public service announcements (PSA) for the <a href="http://globalnews.ca/tag/coronavirus">coronavirus</a> vaccine alongside former First Ladies Michelle Obama, Laura Bush, Hillary Clinton and Rosalynn Carter, the Ad Council announced on Thursday.
&#8220;The science is clear. These vaccines will protect you and those you love from this dangerous and deadly disease,&#8221; said President Bush in one of the PSAs with Obama and Clinton, urging Americans to get vaccinated.
&#8220;That&#8217;s the first step to ending the pandemic and moving our country forward,&#8221; said Obama.
		
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Noticeably absent in the vaccine PSAs, created by nonprofit the Ad Council, are former President Donald Trump and Melania Trump. During his run for re-election last year, Trump widely touted his administration&#8217;s role in bringing a vaccine to market.
When asked about Trump&#8217;s absence, a spokesman for the Ad Council said one of the PSAs was filmed at President Joe Biden&#8217;s inauguration in January, which Trump did not attend.
The spokesman added the organization was pleased when Trump recently advised Americans to &#8220;go get your shot&#8221; after receiving the vaccine.
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The new ads are part of the Ad Council&#8217;s nationwide vaccine education campaign titled &#8220;It&#8217;s Up To You.&#8221; More than 300 partners are supporting the nonprofit in the effort to battle hesitancy about the vaccine&#8217;s safety and help convince more people to get the shot.
A second PSA features each of the presidents and First Ladies wearing masks and receiving a dose of the vaccine.
&#8220;Now it&#8217;s up to you,&#8221; Carter says in the ad.
(Reporting by Sheila Dang; Editing by Michael Perry)

Former U.S. Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter will star in two new public service announcements along with the former first ladies. Continue reading →

Former U.S. presidents to urge Americans to get coronavirus vaccine in new ads

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Back in 2016, long before Satan&#8217;s favorite tongue-scraper Ghislaine Maxwell spent her days in jail going full Cinderella after midnight, <a href="https://dlisted.com/2021/02/17/ghislaine-maxwell-says-she-was-abused-by-a-guard-and-is-losing-her-hair-in-jail/">sweeping the showers</a> with a raggedy broom and considering replacing its crispy lengths of straw with sad clumps of her own runaway hair; she sat down for a meeting with Emmy-winning, former CBS producer, Ira Rosen. Ira&#8217;s new book, Ticking Clock: Behind the Scenes at 60 Minutes, was released this past week and shares the details of their pre-election meetup, during which he tricked Ghislaine into revealing the existence of secret tapes of both Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, recorded by her partner in slime and alleged sex trafficking ringleader, the late Jeffrey Epstein.

According to <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9270769/Ghislaine-Maxwell-admitted-Jeffrey-Epstein-DID-tapes-Donald-Trump-Clintons-2016.html">The Daily Mail</a>:
<blockquote>Ghislaine Maxwell appeared to admit Jeffrey Epstein was taping his famous friends, including Donald Trump and the Clintons, during a 2016 meeting with former CBS producer Ira Rosen, a new book reveals.
The book sheds new light on reported claims that Epstein had secretly recorded his celebrity friends having sex with women and underage girls at his home &#8211; and then used the footage to blackmail them.
Two of Epstein&#8217;s victims, Maria Farmer and Virginia Roberts Giuffre, have previously claimed that they saw a room full of CCTV monitors in a room at his $65million mansion in New York &#8211; with some cameras installed in the bathrooms.
&#8216;I want the tapes. I know he [Epstein] was videotaping everyone and I want the tapes of Trump with the girls,&#8217; Rosen told her.</blockquote>
Ghislaine insisted Jeffrey had not disclosed the location of the tapes, but Ira emphasized the gravity of finding them in order to prevent Trump from getting elected:
<blockquote>&#8216;She gave me a stern look and pointed a finger in my face. She said: &#8220;I am the daughter of a press baron. I know the way you people think. If you do one side, you must do the other. If you get the tapes on Trump you have to do Clinton&#8221;.&#8217;
Rosen replied: &#8216;I will. I will go wherever the story goes.&#8217;
&#8216;Maxwell didn&#8217;t want Trump elected, but said that Hillary Clinton was comfortably ahead and there was no need for the story to come out.</blockquote>
Well, we all know how that turned out. Thanks, Ghislaine. There is far, far more in The Daily Mail&#8217;s post and certainly in Ira&#8217;s book than can fit in this post, but here are some more about Epstein&#8217;s relationships with Trump, Clinton, and Prince Andrew:
<blockquote>Flight logs have revealed that Bill Clinton took at least 26 flights on Epstein&#8217;s private jet, known as the &#8216;Lolita Express&#8217;, and photos published by DailyMail.com have shown him getting a massage while on board from a young Epstein victim.
Trump and Epstein were also friends for years and partied together in Florida, with the former president once saying that the pedophile liked women on the &#8216;younger side&#8217;.
Among those who have claimed that there were secret recordings in Epstein&#8217;s properties is David Boies, a lawyer who represents a number of his victims.
He has said that Britain&#8217;s Prince Andrew and other powerful men appear in CCTV footage recorded at Jeffrey Epstein&#8217;s properties.
The pedophile has surveillance system at his homes in New York and Palm Beach and Andrew would have featured on the &#8216;very large quantity of tapes&#8217;.
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This was not Ira&#8217;s first encounter with Ghislaine. He&#8217;d met her at a book party at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York in 2014, where she&#8217;d worn a &#8220;sexy red dress&#8221; and asked him for a ride home, during which she propositioned him for sex in exchange for the secrets of her father, Robert Maxwell, the <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/aug/22/the-murky-life-and-death-of-robert-maxwell-and-how-it-shaped-his-daughter-ghislaine">disgraced British newspaper tycoon</a> who died in 1991 under mysterious circumstances.
Ghislaine is a real piece of work, in other words, no matter what the age of her alleged victims. Currently, she is awaiting trial for child sex-trafficking charges and being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where we know she is making sad faces about the substandard food, water, and stress-related state of her hair. But she might want to talk to the <a href="https://abc7.com/qanon-shaman-jacob-chansley-riot-capitol-siege/10313166/">QAnon shaman about switching to organic food</a>, and perhaps Donald Trump would be willing to share the mangy, oxidized chinchilla he wears on his head in exchange for those tapes never surfacing.
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Back in 2016, long before Satan’s favorite tongue-scraper Ghislaine Maxwell spent her days in jail going full Cinderella after midnight, sweeping the showers with a raggedy broom and considering replacing its crispy lengths of straw with sad clumps of her own runaway hair; she sat down for a meeting with Emmy-winning, former CBS producer, Ira Rosen. Ira’s new book, Ticking Clock: […]

Ghislaine Maxwell Claims Jeffrey Epstein Had Secret Tapes Of Bill Clinton And Donald Trump

Democrats will formally nominate Joe Biden for president during the second night of the party’s national convention on Tuesday, elevating a historic ticket that includes his vice-presidential running mate Kamala Harris, who is the first black woman to be nominated for national office by a major party.
After searing indictments of Donald Trump’s presidency from Michelle Obama and Bernie Sanders on Monday’s opening night, the quadrennial affair – abbreviated and made virtual as a result of the coronavirus pandemic – will continue with more live-streamed speeches, pre-taped montages and celebrity performances.


And a roll call of the states, reimagined for the Covid-19 era, will officially make Biden the Democratic standard-bearer for the November election, the culmination of a quest that began in 1988, when he first ran for president.
If the opening night was intended as a show of unity from unlikely political bedfellows aligned against the president, the speakers tonight will present the Democrats as a forward-looking, big-tent party that has always been at the vanguard of social progress.
Democrats hope to win over moderate Republicans and independents who are uncomfortable with Trump’s divisive leadership while energizing progressives who have yet to enthusiastically embrace their own nominee.
Tuesday evening will spotlight the stars of the party’s future – and some from its past.
Breaking with tradition, the evening will begin not with a single keynote speaker designated a Democratic rising star, but with 17. The mash-up of what the organizers called the “next generation of party leaders” is intended to reflect the racial and ideological diversity of a party increasingly led by women and people of color.
Among those who will speak are Stacey Abrams, the 2018 Democratic nominee for governor in Georgia who was considered a potential vice-presidential running mate; the Texas congressman Colin Allred, who flipped a Republican-held seat in 2018; Jonathan Nez, president of the Navajo Nation, and Robert Garcia, the mayor of Long Beach, California, who immigrated to the US from Peru as a child.
“This year, all of us are on stage,” they will say in synchronized remarks, each appearing in a Brady Bunch-style grid. “And we’ve got a lot to say.”
Though she will have just 60 seconds to speak, the inclusion of the progressive New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is a testament to her status as the leader of a new generation of party activists. By contrast, former president Bill Clinton, who has been a prominent figure at party conventions since before Ocasio-Cortez was born, will speak for less than five minutes – and many younger Democrats have expressed frustration that he was given any speaking time at all in the wake of the #MeToo movement, which prompted re-examinations of his relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
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Clinton is expected to assail Trump’s leadership, accusing him of turning the Oval Office into a “storm center” marked by constant chaos.
“Just one thing never changes – his determination to deny responsibility and shift the blame,” Clinton will say. “The buck never stops there.”
Making the case for Biden, Clinton will say of the Democratic nominee: “Our party is united in offering you a very different choice: a go-to-work president. A down-to-earth, get-the-job-done guy. A man with a mission: to take responsibility, not shift the blame; concentrate, not distract; unite, not divide.”
Prominent elected officials, longtime friends and one-time rivals will play a symbolic role in the formal nominating process, which traditionally unfolds over the course of several hours of pageantry on the convention floor but on Tuesday will be abbreviated to a 30-minute, pre-taped montage from delegates in all 57 states and territories.
Sally Yates, the former acting attorney general who briefly oversaw the investigation into potential ties between Trump’s 2016 campaign and Russia, will also speak. Her career ended abruptly when Trump, just days into his presidency, fired her for refusing to defend an executive order banning travellers from seven Muslim-majority countries. In her defiance, Yates became a hero to what was then a nascent anti-Trump resistance.
“From the moment President Trump took office, he has used his position to benefit himself rather than our country,” Yates is expected to say. “He’s trampled the rule of law, trying to weaponize our justice department to attack his enemies and protect his friends.”
The Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, will remind viewers that Biden isn’t the only candidate on the ballot in November – and that the Senate also hangs in the balance. Once implausible, Democrats now have a path to taking back control of the chamber, as Trump drags down Republican incumbents in competitive Senate races from Arizona to Maine.
Capping the two-hour primetime event will be Jill Biden, Joe Biden’s wife and his most trusted adviser. A lifelong educator, Jill Biden is expected to assail Trump’s leadership on the coronavirus, which has forced many school districts to delay – or cancel – plans to reopen.
“You can hear the anxiety that echoes down empty hallways,” Biden is expected to say on Tuesday night, according to excerpts released ahead of the event. “There’s no scent of new notebooks or freshly waxed floors. The rooms are dark and the bright young faces that should fill them are confined to boxes on a computer screen.”
She is also expected to make the case that her husband is the right leader for the moment, highlighting his dedication to family, faith and public service.
“There are times when I couldn’t imagine how he did it – how he put one foot in front of the other and kept going,” she is expected to say, referring to Biden’s resilience after the loss of his first wife and daughter in a car crash in 1972, and his eldest son Beau, from brain cancer in 2015.
“But I’ve always understood why he did it,” she will say. “He does it for you.”

Democrats will formally nominate Joe Biden for president during the second night of the party’s national convention on Tuesday, elevating a historic ticket that includes his vice-presidential running mate Kamala Harris, who is the first black woman to be nominated for national office by a major party. After searing indictments of Donald Trump’s presidency from […] More

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Three former presidents say they’d be willing to take a coronavirus vaccine publicly, once one becomes available, to encourage all Americans to get inoculated against a disease that has already killed more than 275,000 people nationwide.Former President Barack Obama said during an episode of SiriusXM’s “The Joe Madison Show” airing Thursday, “I promise you that when it’s been made for people who are less at risk, I will be taking it.”		
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	“I may end up taking it on TV or having it filmed,” Obama added, “just so that people know that I trust this science.”That may not be possible for a while. The Food and Drug Administration will consider authorizing emergency use of two vaccines made by Pfizer and Moderna later this month, but current estimates project that no more than 20 million doses of each vaccine will be available by the end of this year. Each product also requires two doses, meaning shots will be rationed in the early stages.									Story continues below advertisement
			
			
			

					
			Health care workers and nursing home residents should be at the front of the line, according to the influential Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. That encompasses about 24 million people out of a U.S. population of around 330 million.			 	
				
					
						
							
																
							
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			Still, former President Bill Clinton would “definitely” be willing to get a vaccine, as soon as one is “available to him, based on the priorities determined by public health officials,” spokesman Angel Urena said.“And he will do it in a public setting if it will help urge all Americans to do the same,” Urena said in a statement Thursday.Urena declined to say whether Clinton’s team has been in touch with other former presidents about perhaps setting up a joint public immunization session, whenever that might be possible.Former President George W. Bush’s chief of staff, Freddy Ford, told CNN that Bush recently asked him to meet with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, and Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus response co-ordinator, to let them “know that, when the time is right, he wants to do what he can to help encourage his fellow citizens to get vaccinated.”									Story continues below advertisement
			
			
			

					
					
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	“First, the vaccines need to be deemed safe and administered to the priority populations,” Ford told the network. “Then, President Bush will get in line for his, and will gladly do so on camera.”	
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			</ul>The only other living former president, Jimmy Carter, who at 96 is the oldest ex-president in U.S. history, also encouraged people to get vaccinated, but stopped short of pledging to do so himself in public.“Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, said today that they are in full support of COVID-19 vaccine efforts and encourage everyone who is eligible to get immunized as soon as it becomes available in their communities,” the Carter Center said in a statement.			 	
				
					
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			The voice of support comes as the U.S. recorded more than 3,100 COVID-19 deaths in a single day, far outpacing the record set last spring. The number of Americans hospitalized with the virus also has eclipsed 100,000 for the first time.									Story continues below advertisement
			
			
			

					
			U.S. President Donald Trump was asked this summer if he would consider being the first to take the vaccine to send a message that it was safe. The president said that going first could also lead to accusations that he was being selfish, but that he would take it if recommended to do so.“I would absolutely, if they wanted me to, if they thought it was right. I would take it first or I would take it last,” Trump said during a July interview with Fox News. “You know that if I take it first, I will be, either way, I lose on that one, right?”Making Trump among the first to get the vaccine could indeed be controversial, given that he tested positive for the virus so recently. Vaccine trials excluded volunteers who had diagnosed infections _ including those who had gotten treatment for the virus, which Trump had in October.		
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	Still, Trump is promoting the vaccine. At the ceremony for the lighting of the National Christmas Tree, which was taped Monday and streamed Thursday evening, Trump said, “It is truly a Christmas miracle, one of the great achievements medically, they say, ever in history.”During a Thursday roundtable in Memphis, Tennessee, with Vice-President Mike Pence, Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said the U.S. must restore national trust in immunizations.									Story continues below advertisement
			
			
			

					
			“There’s been a great deal of challenge over the years of this growing concern of what I call `vaccine hesitancy,”’ Redfield said. “It’s really sad as an infectious disease physician to see many people choose to leave vaccination on the shelf for themselves, their family and the community.”Asked if he’d personally be taking a vaccine, Pence gave a thumbs up and replied, “Absolutely.”			 	
				
					
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			President-elect Joe Biden said months ago that he’d take “a vaccine tomorrow” as soon as doing so was possible.Biden told CNN during an interview Thursday that he too would be happy to get his vaccine publicly to encourage people to follow suit.“People have lost faith in the ability of the vaccine to work,” Biden said. “Already the numbers are really staggeringly low, and it matters what the president and vice-president do.”									Story continues below advertisement
			
			
			

					
			That follows Biden’s warning on Wednesday that the spread of the coronavirus pandemic over the next two months could kill as many as 250,000 more people, though he didn’t offer details to back up such a bleak assessment.“You cannot be travelling during these holidays,” Biden told the public “as much as you want to.”
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Three former presidents say they’d be willing to take a coronavirus vaccine publicly, once one becomes available, to encourage all Americans to get inoculated against a disease that has already killed more than 275,000 people nationwide. Former President Barack Obama said during an episode of SiriusXM’s “The Joe Madison Show” airing Thursday, “I promise you […] More

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