The Daily Populous

Wednesday August 9th, 2017 day edition

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Twice a day since the beginning of the Trump administration, a special folder is prepared for the president.

One White House official said the only feedback the White House communications shop, which prepares the folder, has ever gotten in all these months is: “It needs to be more fucking positive.”

That’s why some in the White House ruefully refer to the packet as “the propaganda document.”.

The process of assembling the folder begins at the Republican National Committee’s “war room,” which has expanded from 4 to 10 people since the GOP won the White House.

On days when there aren’t enough positive chyrons, communications staffers will ask the RNC staffers for flattering photos of the president.

But the production of a folder with just positive news — and the use of the RNC to help produce it — seemed abnormal to former White House officials.

“Priebus and Spicer weren’t in a good position, and they wanted to show they could provide positive coverage,” the official said. »

Glen Campbell Dead at 81

Authored by tmz.com

Glen Campbell 'Rhinestone Cowboy' Singer Dead at 81.

Campbell was also an actor and TV host who starred in the variety show, "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" on CBS from 1969-1972. »

Trump Vows ‘Fire and Fury’ If North Korea Keeps Threatening U.S.

Authored by bloomberg.com

North Korea has routinely used bombastic rhetoric to threaten the U.S., including military bases in Japan, South Korea, Guam and Hawaii.

South Korea said on Wednesday it’s closely monitoring for additional provocations from North Korea, and would continue to push for peace on the peninsula.

Instead we have to learn to live with North Korea as a nuclear power.”. »

North Korea seriously considering strike on Guam, state media outlet says

Authored by cnbc.com

In another statement citing a different military spokesman, North Korea also said it could carry out a pre-emptive operation if the United States showed signs of provocation.

The consequences of any U.S. strike would potentially be catastrophic not only for North Koreans but also South Korea, Japan and the thousands of U.S. military personnel within range of any North Korean retaliatory strikes.

"North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States. »