The White House suggested internal disputes over the intelligence, and reaffirmed that the president was not briefed on it.ROSEN: Over the two decades the U.S. has been waging the war on terror in Afghanistan, the mountainous terrain in South Central Asia from which Al Qaeda once plotted the September 11 terrorist attacks, the Pentagon says more than 20,000 Americans have been wounded. "In January 2003, Rosen was named the "Funniest Celebrity in Washington" at the annual "Funniest Celebrity in Washington Contest" charity event, after performing a comedy routine that included imitations of Reporting for SinclairTV on December 5, 2019, Rosen irked Speaker of the House In 2013, the Department of Justice of the Obama administration, under the personal direction of Attorney General To obtain the warrants, the Justice Department said he was "accused in a Justice Department affidavit of being a possible criminal 'co-conspirator'" with Stephen Jin-Woo Kim. The White House has said it was only after the story surfaced last week that President Trump was first briefed on it.ROSEN: While Western military analysts say there is evidence of the Kremlin supplying the Taliban with small arms and other assistance in the past, the State Department’s country-by-country survey of terrorism in 2019 contained no suggestion that the Russians have been collaborating with terrorist militia to target U.S. personnel abroad.Rosen’s Sinclair reports might as well have been dictated by the Trump administration. JAMES ROSEN (SINCLAIR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER): Fourteen months ago, Marines … Christopher Slutman, a 43-year-old husband and father of three daughters, killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
Add memeorandum to: My Yahoo! A A. Check out Mini-memeorandum for simple mobiles or memeorandum Mobile for modern smartphones. One House Republican with a relevant committee assignment told me the reporting is, quote, “fake news,” part of a long-standing effort to portray President Trump as weak in the face of Russian aggressions, presumably because of some power that Russia’s President Vladimir Putin exercises over our own.JAMES ROSEN (SINCLAIR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER): Fourteen months ago, Marines performed the dignified transfer for the remains of Staff Sgt.
Citation From the June 30, 2020, edition of WJLA's ABC7 News at 5. Preferences: Open Links in New Window Show Discussion Excerpts Show Link Search Font Size: Note: Because cookies are … James Rosen / WJLA-TV: EXCLUSIVE: Omar facing campaign finance probe. He did all he could to push Trump’s Rosen’s June 30 report also portrayed the reporting that Trump was previously briefed on the intelligence as a “he said, she said” conflict between Trump and The New York Times, even though several other news organizations had confirmed the reporting by then. Sinclair investigative reporter James Rosen also joined Sinclair this year; he previously worked as Fox News’ chief Washington correspondent before leaving the … Neither whether they are true, nor whether -- as The New York Times alleges and the White House denies -- President Trump was briefed on them months ago.ROSEN: Some Democrats renewed suggestions that Russian President Vladimir Putin maintains some secret leverage over President Trump.ROSEN: Republicans denounced the original leak and sounded strong threats of retaliation if the charges are verified against Moscow.ROSEN: The new director of national intelligence, John Ratcliffe, has said that the intelligence community’s ability to ever find out the full story with respect to these allegations is now jeopardized by their disclosure in the news media.JAMES ROSEN (SINCLAIR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER): A senior White House official described the data that indicated Russia has been paying bounties to Taliban militiamen to kill American troops in Afghanistan as, quote, “junk intelligence,” and told Sinclair the leak of information to The New York Times and other outlets is a felony that has now forced the Trump administration to perform, quote, “damage control with foreign allies.”ROSEN: Public reports suggest the Russian bounty issue appeared in briefings provided to top White House officials in early 2019.
FILE - In this June 28, 2019, file photo President Donald Trump, … by JAMES ROSEN, Sinclair Investigative Reporter. Sinclair national correspondent James Rosen is assisting President Donald Trump in his effort to dismiss reporting that Russia paid bounties to Taliban fighters to kill American troops in Afghanistan and that he was briefed on it as early as March of last year, which the president has repeatedly called a “hoax.” Rosen produced three reports on this story, all of which downplayed the intelligence reports in some way.Since the story broke, Trump has been denying both Rosen’s three reports on these developments have all helped Trump in his efforts to dismiss the story. 10:40 AM ET, April 2, 2019 About | Preferences.
by JAMES ROSEN, Sinclair Broadcast Group National Investigative Reporter. Wednesday, July 1st 2020. Rosen's first job after graduating from journalism school was as a producer for the New York television channel Rosen joined Fox News as an on-air correspondent in February 1999. or Google. 3. by JAMES ROSEN, Sinclair Investigative Reporter.