The disclosure was revealed following a class-action lawsuit filed by 25 Muslims who believe they’ve wrongly been added to the terrorism watch list and were unnecessarily harassed.
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Democratic strategist Antjuan Seawright and contributor Lisa Boothe weigh in on which 2020 presidential candidates are democratic socialists.
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At a time where it seems like your career could be at stake if you publicly mention your religious affiliation, seeing celebrities come out of their biblical closet on social media is a breath of fresh air. This trend is not only surpassing Page Six, but it’s getting the interest of mainstream Hollywood producers, legendary rappers and visionary tech entrepreneurs.
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As the tables have turned on Empire actor Jussie Smollett, with evidence pointing to him staging his own attack, many of the latest developments have be reported by the local reports in Chicago.
One of the reporters recently appeared on a few Fox News shows and responded to questions on why he went on shows like Hannity and The Ingraham Angle.
Fox 32 Chicago reporter Rafer Weigel said those were the only shows to invite him on:
For those asking me why I only went on @seanhannity @IngrahamAngle and @ShannonBream on @FoxNews, to talk #JussieSmollett and not any others—simply, they are the national TV shows that asked me to come on.
— Rafer Weigel (@RaferWeigel) February 20, 2019
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Nader Issa, a reporter with the Chicago Sun-Times, and Adrienne Samuels Gibbs, who has been writing on the story for Forbes, have also been invited to CNN:
Update. Print reporters @NaderDIssa @AdrienneWrites were booked on CNN. Anyone else, let me know.
Some of the most prominent reporters with respect to the Smollett story have only received booking requests from Fox News. pic.twitter.com/5fWoRhChPI
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With the story taking such a drastic shift from when it first broke, some have asked why these press people are not receiving as much attention as one would think.
FWIW — I think booking @RobElgasABC7 and the other local Chicago reporters who have led the way on this story would be an excellent idea https://t.co/0Y20XxeNNA
— Jon Levine (@LevineJonathan) February 18, 2019
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CNN’s Brian Stelter blamed it on how “Local stations frequently say no to our booking requests” and the process is “very complicated for reasons that will probably bore you”:
Local stations frequently say no to our booking requests. It’s very complicated for reasons that will probably bore you
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) February 18, 2019
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Weigel did say he’d be willing to appear on Reliable Sources if asked.
Of course.
— Rafer Weigel (@RaferWeigel) February 20, 2019
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