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Well, there's some humility brought to Kelly.

Former Trump attorney thinks Jared Kushner and Ivanka are Jack Smith’s 'inside moles' Jared Kushner testified before a grand jury investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection, but former Donald Trump attorney Michael Cohen believes the ex-president's son-in-law has been talking all along to investigators. Special counsel Jack Smith's team reportedly asked the former White House official whether Trump genuinely believed he had won the 2020 election or whether he knew his fraud claims were bogus, and Cohen told CNN that Kushner wouldn't have been asked to appear unless investigators felt confident he could help establish corrupt intent. "Why would Jack Smith bring Jared Kushner to the table unless you already knew what Jared is going to say," Cohen said. "There is no way that Jack Smith brought Jared in there to impeach, you know, the information, or the testimony that he has. That is just not how the grand jury system works." Kushner can't be happy that he's been pulled back into his father-in-law's business, Cohen said, but he believes both he and Ivanka Trump have been spilling secrets about the former president since leaving the White House. "Look, the entire familial relationship has gone south," Cohen said. "We see Jared and Ivanka stepping away, and I said it on a CNN program about a year ago that I do believe that Jared and Ivanka were the inside moles, not that I have any information to prove it. Jared does not want to see the inside of a prison cell. He knows what it's like through his father's eyes, he knows how difficult it was for him and his siblings. He doesn't want to do the same thing to his children." Cohen believes that Kushner has been working with investigators to keep the heat off himself.

Don't think it will be that close. Call it the Fajardo Factor.

From my experiences in life and as a therapist, keeping strong is often not an option- keeping the arms and legs moving during the dark nights of the soul often draws on what we need to do for others rather than allowing ourselves to wallow in despair and to make it through today or the next 20 minutes. And the next 20 minutes after that. Sometimes its hard to believe there is a light ahead but until we can see that, we keep on in faith.

I think the whole team has lost confidence in both Jones and themselves as a team. Why bust your ass if there's no chance of winning?

Jones is a dead man walking.

Obviously deserves a contract extension. Ooooh.....that TD ought to save Jones' bacon.

Doege must feel like someone who was rushed in at the last hour to skipper the Titanic. It is a psychological phenomena called "displacement". Hmmmm...chuck and duck does work once in awhile.

Worse, IMO....sad for such a once-proud team. And its all on jones and the people who hired him.

This is beginning to resemble a rout and may be Jones' last game as a CFL coach.

At least this beginning to resemble a game.

Ilks receivers no hell, either. Hope this game is not televised in the US.

We may be looking at a hockey score in this game.

Schiltz has thrown a couple of nice passes.

Rumour has it that he gets paid by the word.

TiCats win. Ilks tie futility record. That's a rather unimpressive receiving corps for the TiCats.

Not this week and not with this QB.

I was 40 when cancer took my dad and I really struggled until I went for help. In retrospect, it had some positive outcomes because when the light of my life, my wife and soulmate, died at age 49, it left me to grieve and to help my teenage daughter and 20 year old son through it. I wish I could say I breezed through it, but I did not. The awareness and processes I learned in order to cope with my dad's death helped a lot, but these were the darkest days of my life. A friend who is a doctor wrote a prescription to help me sleep as I was barely getting 3-4 hours per night, but I was scared to fill the prescription as there were moments when I was so overwhelmed with the pain and emptiness that I might have been tempted to take them all at once. On top of that, I had to pretend I was OK so that the kids wouldn't have to fear losing me too. And go to work.

More baloney than not. Many smaller places like Taiwan and Finland have healthy competitive manufacturing industries.

Actor promotes Trump’s movie screening by pushing QAnon's bizarre infant blood-drinking theory Actor Jim Caviezel pushed a QAnon conspiracy theory that liberals drink the blood of infants ahead of a film screening with former President Donald Trump. On Thursday, Caviezel told conservative podcast host Steve Bannon he had a message for Trump about the screening of "Sound of Freedom," a QAnon-linked movie scheduled to be screened at the former president's Bedminster golf club on July 19. The film suggests global elites are involved in a massive sex-traffic conspiracy. "I also want to say to Donald Trump, then when you watch this movie, you will be at peace and at rest because you, more than anyone, have done incredible things Jesus talks about, that you know faith without works is dead," Caviezel said before comparing Trump to the biblical figure David.

On the side of the highway near Moosomin:

Well he could always could have gone back to crooning in Vegas.

Did he wake up in a bath tub filled with ice and pain in his lumbar region?

If history teaches us anything, it is that we do not learn from history.