Trump Said Obama Was Helping The Organization To Protest His President

President Donald Trump has refuted his protest against the president and the demonstrations at a parliamentary meeting in all parts of the country that political enemies have developed. But now he has an alleged culprit: Obama.

 In an interview with the Fox News Channel, Trump said he believed his predecessor was helping to organize protests.

"I think President Obama is behind his people because of it," Trump said. "Behind him, it's politics that it might go on."

Trump published his comments in an interview with the White House, "Fox and Friends" directed by Steve Doocy, Brian Kilmeade and Ainsley Earhardt. Most of the interviews will be held on Tuesday morning before the joint meeting of Trump officially issued a meeting, but Fox announced Monday's excuse for his conversation with Obama.

In an interview, one of Fox's three told Trump, Obama's political group - may be the organization's action, Obama's successor team - is helping to organize activists to demonstrate and ask the president whether he doubts Obama's own efforts.

"I thought he was behind," Trump said. "I also think this is politics, that's the way it is.

Obama's spokesman did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Trump criticized the city hall protesters in social media and criticized last week that they were "so-called angry people", and the demonstrations were planned by liberals.

Obama on Broadway Show, But Shakes Off

Obama has remained relatively low since last month, and he avoided most of the time on Friday night - at least as much as the former president was at Broadway.

 Shortly after the Illuminated Theater in West 42th Street, there was a short flash of a flashlight. Three men quickly retreated from the stage: Mr. Obama; his eldest daughter Maria and Valerie Jarrett, who was the president's senior adviser.

A woman sitting near a small eyelid, but most of the audience in Arthur Miller's "price" of the revival did not realize that they were looking at a Broadway show with a man until recently, the world's most powerful man. The work by Mark Ruffalo, Danny DeVito, Jessica Hecht and Tony Shalhoub is focused on the pursuit of two strange brothers and their reconnection.

"Well, I actually do not know he's lining up," said 37-year-old Laralyn Mowers, who lives in the Queen's Astoria. She sat on the right side of Mr Obama 's five seats and did not realize that he was there until a friend told her at rest. "I have a very bad day, it all changed.

Ms. Mowers said she was really excited when the three came in for the first time. "After the show began, the flashlight and everything came in, who was so rude?" She said.

Obama wears glasses during the show. At some point in the second act, he and his daughter sat in the same position: the right hand pressed their chin, and carefully observed their previous drama. Just before the rest, again in the dark, Mr. Obama, his daughter and Ms. Jarrett greeted in the background and took pictures with the crew. Once again, most people do not know his presence.

After the match, Barack Obama and Ms. Jarrett joined the crowd in a standing applause of the actors, most visible, they had been all night. A few minutes later they were gone. See the former president of the audience heard surprised, he was there.

Since President Trump took office, Obama did not see much of the time. After leaving office, Obama and Michelle Obama should be invited by the founder of the Virgin Group Richard Branson to the British Virgin Islands. Mr. Branson invited him to a kite surfing game. Mr. Obama won.

A smiling Obama kite surfing and wearing a picture of his baseball cap on the Internet and set off a joke on the late night comedy show. A common clue: did he come back? Mrs. Obama was found in the Daily Mail today to hold a spin cycle in Washington this week. On Thursday night, the former president was found in New York City's Little Italy to leave a restaurant with Maria.

Obama has shown her favorite for Broadway. In 2009, Mr Obama took Mrs. Obama out of Washington to attend a Saturday dinner and a drama date to accept "Joe Turner's coming and going". Five years later, Obama participated in the "sun raisins" performance, starring Denzel Washington.

Mr. Obama took two daughters to see the 2015 "Hamilton" performance. Last March, he brought "Hamilton" actors to the White House and conducted a workshop with high school students. In November, Mr. Obama appeared in a Democrat's fundraiser, featuring musical performances.

Of course, Obama is not alone in the politicians who are on Broadway.

Hillary Clinton has been found in Broadway's four performances since November's failure and has been welcomed.

In a series that was widely watched, Mike Pence, then vice president, received a brief statement by an actor after seeing Hamilton in November. Mr. Trump helped the Broadway play in 20s and said he was a fan of composer Andrew Lloyd Weber.

During the implementation of the "price" on Friday, Mr. DeVito's role, a furniture dealer, on the federal government's unreliable line, got the biggest laughter. Obama sat in front of the stone.

"He said he was happy when he was not in the office, Mr. Ruffalo said in an interview.

Oscar 2017: Moonlight wins the best picture after mixing in La la land

Oscar's most covetous awards have fallen into chaos, unprecedented mistakes, La La Land mistakenly named "Best Picture" winner "Moonlight".

 The famous musical has been widely won, and its actors and players in the gong on the stage, when they were embarrassed interrupted, no Oscar winners want to hear: "I am sorry, there is a mistake.

Shock waves through the Dolby Theater, as it becomes apparent there is a major misfortune.
Ryan Gosling choked after announcing the wrong picture of the best picture winner


Moderator Warren Beatty tried to explain him and Faye Dunaway announced the wrong winners because they were given the wrong envelope to open.

"I opened the envelope and said 'Emma Stone, Lara Land', I did not want to be funny," said Bindet, looking confused as he groped for a long time in the announcement of fate.

Moderator Jimmy Kimmel came to tell the actor that the moonlight did claim a failed victory, showing the envelope as proof.
The real best photo card shows the moon is the Oscar winner.

Lara land producer Jordan Horowitz repeatedly said "this is not a joke" and then forgiving his statue to the moonlight team, saying they should get a golden statue.
Live Lara Land Transfer the best picture Oscar to Moonlight


"It's true, it's not fake, my love for La La Land, my love for everyone," moonlight director Barry Jenkins told the dizzy crowd.

He continued to try to save the normal acceptance of speech, said: "For some time, I think this film is impossible.

"So I just want to thank everyone here, everyone is in that room, because we did not do that, you chose us," he said.
Moonlight's Joi McMillon looks shocked at the Oscar's best picture announcement.

Backstage, stone - who won the best actress of her Lara land role award minutes before the embarrassing gaffe unfolds - asked whether it was "the most crazy Oscar all the time."

"It's a very strange thing for Oscar's history, and I think everyone is in a state of chaos ... excited about the moonlight," she added, "it's one of the best movies of all time".
Best Actress Winner Emma Stone kept her hand on her heart as she accepted her Lara Land Award.


Kimmel tried to focus the audience on the silver line and joked that he knew he would "tighten the show."

"I do not know what happened, I blame myself, let's remember it's just an award," he said.

"I mean, we hate to see people down, but the good news is that we have to see some extra speeches.

While many people think that these awards are a long procession of Lara land, it is a record nomination 14, but it does not.

Lara Land won six awards, including its 32-year-old director Damian Chazell, who became the youngest man ever to win the best director Oscar.

But movies such as Manchester Sea and Gangzha Ling also share the property in the college.

Award winner

    .Best movie: moonlight
    .Best Actor: Casey Affleck
    .Best Actress: Emma Stone
    .Best Director: Damien Chazell
    .Best Match Actor: Mahershala Ali
    .Best Supporting Actress: Viola Davis
    

Despite the recurrence of sexual harassment charges in 2010, Casey Affleck claimed that the best actor award was due to his role as a sad father in the sea at Manchester.

"I am proud to be your company, and you are very brave and I admire you," the actor told his fellow nominees, including Ryan Gosling (Lara Land) and Denzel Washington (fence).

"I wish I had a bigger, more meaningful words, but I ... just stupidly included, which means a lot to me.

As expected, Viola Davis and Maha Ali won Oscar's support. They are one of the seven actors of this year's nominated color, with 2016, when there is not a sharp contrast.

Davis was honored at Fences, the story of one of her African-American fathers struggling with racial relations in the United States, while trying to raise his family in the 1950s.

She speaks of her proudly becoming part of an industry that emits and responds to ordinary people from past extraordinary stories.

"Dreaming of big people, never seeing those dreams come true, those who fall into love and lost people," she said in an emotional speech.

"I became an artist, thanks to God, because we are the only profession to celebrate it means life's life.

Ali won the best support actor for Moonlight, tells the story of a young boy struggling with poverty and his sexuality.

In the Film Actor Association Award, he talks about his experience as a Muslim, but he keeps his politics out of his Oscar speech, thanks to his wife, who gave birth to a daughter four days ago.

Bill Paxton, "Titanic" and "Big Love Star" Died at the age of 61

Bill Paxton, appeared in the movie including "alien" and "Titanic", and played a polygamous actor on HBO's "big love" Saturday died of cardiac surgery after the complications. He is 61 years old.

"The enthusiasm of Bill for art is that all the people who know him feel that his warmth and relentless energy is undeniable," said a representative of his family.

With the Texas Twang and Grizzlies face, Paxton often found himself playing a military man and a cowboy. He is closely related to James Cameron, in the "Terminator" to play a punk leader, as well as "alien" in a fate of the soldiers, "true lies" in a drug dealer car dealers and "Titan Nick "in a treasure hunter.

 Paxton won the Emmy nominated 2012 clown "Hatfields & McCoys" and starred in the CBS series of "training days" when he died when the morally ambiguous detective.

In a statement, CBS said, "This morning we were shocked and deeply saddened by the news of Bill Paxton. Bill is, of course, a talented and popular actor with so many memorable movies and TV His colleagues at CBS and Warner Bros. TV will also remember a guy who ignites the charm of every room infection, the energy and the warmth, as a great story book, who likes to share interesting anecdotes and stories of his work. All of us expressed our deepest sympathy for his wife, Louis, and his two children.

Paxton paused several films, depicting a tornado chase scientist at the box office smashing "Twister" (1996), Flop Wildlife Conservation Officer, "Mighty Joe Young" (1998). In most of the films, Paxton cut a moral integrity of the characters, the role of actor is equivalent to Kevin Costner or Gary Cooper. But he got the best comment of his career, the role reversed his personality. He as a family man tried to hide in Sam Raimi's "Simple Plan" (1998), equally effective against the type as a moral compromise lawyer in his first major role, Carl Franklin's "A Wrong Mobile" (1992) ).

He remembered his role in "Apollo 13", "Tombstone" and brother Chet in "Strange Science".

On a small screen, Paxton played a wife's juggling entrepreneur in "Big Love", and he was troubled by the growth of a polygamist Mormon family.

HBO said in a statement, "We are very sad to hear Bill Paxton through." Love is an important series of HBO over the years due to Bill's extraordinary talent and grace. Offscreen, he is like a may be warm, smart and fun. A real friend, so much HBO. He will be greatly missed.

"Big Love" lasted for five seasons and won three Golden Globe nominations for Paxton. In a simple way, Paxton publicly disagreed with the drama of the end of the violent way, explaining its lack of ambiguity.

"It was a great show, which was a milestone exhibition, and it ran its route," he accepted an interview in an anarchy in 2012. "Five years is a great run, it had to end in some way, it ended an explosion, not a whimper.

Paxton won the "fragile", a horror movie, he made his director premiere and starred as a father plagued the devil's vision. In a four-star commentary, Robert Albert writes: "There may only be a first director, an actor who does not rely on the next job to work, and there will be the nerves of the film.

Paxton was born in Fort Worth, Texas, when he was 18 years old, went to Hollywood, and Roger Corman's new world pictures found work, in the "bad bad mother" and "eat my dust" and other movies Work on. His first role is a small part of Jonathan Deem's Corman's "Mad Mama". Paxton then studied at Stella Adler's New York, and produced "Saturday Night Live" movies, such as "head", based on popular novelty songs.

Paxton is known as "wild Bill" for his live mischief. He survived by his two children, James and Lydia Paxton and his wife, Louis Newbury.

Your Birthday Flower Tells About You

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According to Donald Trump's new immigration rules, Mexico will be expelled, Melania

Donald Trump announced to reform the US immigration policy, only 35 days of presidential term, he seems to stick. In fact, the White House's new deportation guide is so strict if he is the president of the nineties of the last century, and his own wife Melania will be a deportant candidate.

Trump's new deportation requirement is a substantial expansion of the Obama administration's policy, which focuses on the expulsion of only violent crimes convicted of undocumented immigrants. But the Executive Order of the Trump Government deals with persons who have committed any offense,

According to Slate's report, two outstanding immigration lawyers believe that this policy applies to the first lady, she worked in the United States in 1996 when she traveled to the United States. It was an immigrant (legal) she needed a job visa that she got after a few months). Although her lawyer made a statement saying they were not familiar with the documents, but he never said they were fake and never denied the allegations.

"If the [rules] have come into effect, then she is definitely a priority for law enforcement," said Hasan Shafiqullah, deputy legal counsel for legal aid, Hasan Shafiqullah, in an interview with Slate. Another lawyer, New York City immigration expert Cheryl David, agrees: if Melania works Took her tourist visa, she "absolutely infused her identity, if the immigration note ... they can definitely put her into the removal of the lawsuit.

From: Mary Claire

Oscar Nominees are more Diverse. But this Category is Behind

When the 89th Oscar awards ceremony was broadcast on Sunday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences wanted to avoid the #OscarsSWWite bounce in the past few years.

The campaign appeared to highlight the lack of diversity in the awards and actors at the annual awards ceremony. But this year, seven ethnic minorities were nominated in the Best Action category, and two years later, there were no non-white actors on the nomination list for these awards.

In 2016, Cheryl Boonie Isaacs, president of the Oscar Awards, said she was "frustrated and disappointed" in the nomination and vowed to change. For this year's awards, the college has invited a new number of new voting members. Of which 46% are women; 41% are color people. The college did not respond to requests for comments on this year's awards.

But in the category other than the behavior, the history of the lack of representative groups to a large extent still not be recognized. The director continues to stand out: in the best director category, one of the five biggest prizes of the night, five people were nominated. Four of them are white.

This is certainly not new. In 2005, Lee became the first person to get the best director color. Mexican directors AlfonsoCuarón and Alejandro G.Iáárritu also received awards. Three of them have the colors of all five best directors of the victory.

But the diversity of the category is not just college. This month the USC Annabel School of Communication and Journalism is called "incorporating a director chair" to study the film's race, sex and age, and finding the problem may be an opportunity. The study found that between 2007 and 2016, women, blacks, or Asian directors did not have a percentage change in the number of top films produced.

The study examines the top 100 movies from 2007 to 2016 each year - a total of 1,000 movies. All ethnicity of ethnic minorities can not guide 10% of these films, it says. Only 5.1% of the 1114 directors are black or African-American. 3% are Asian or Asian. Of the two groups, the three directors are women. Only one Latin was designated as the director of the 1000 film.

The country's top film schools often feed those director chairs. While some schools say that they have made progress, but in other cases it is unclear how the student demographic changes, or what strategic programs pursue diversified student groups.

The state's top film program, the University of Southern California's Ann Arbor School, published the study - saying it does not share information about the student's gender, race or race.

According to the National Education Statistics Center, 34% of students at the American Film Academy, one of the nation's leading film studios - their names are students - are non-white, reflecting the average minority enrollment rate for the overall graduate program. AFI did not respond to requests for advice on whether the number of non-white researchers in the institute increased over time. But they have begun to provide women with guidance studio, providing "intensive training" narrative film production.

At New York University, another consistent top film school, undergraduate program in the first time in 2016 to achieve gender equality, art program public affairs officer Shonna Keogan told the news hours.

"Fifteen years ago, every female student had two guys," Keogan wrote in an e-mail. "Progress is progressive and stable." New York University can not provide classification by race or ethnicity.

In addition to what happened in college, the April dynasty created the label "OscarsSoWhite", saying that the time was "long past". Reign believes that not only the need for color actors and actors, but also need more opportunities, but also need the camera behind the people, such as directors, editors and photographers.

"If the studio's argument is that we want to cooperate with the traditional representatives but we can not find them, then go and find them," she said. "Create an opportunity for them to apply to your plan, You know the benefits of harvesting. They are there, they are hungry, they have talent.

Rory McIlroy: Golf and Trump is "not recognized"

Rory McIlroy said he and Donald Trump playing a golf ball is not the US president's approval.

Trump invited the county golfer to play at his Trump International Golf Club on Sunday.

After 18 holes on the Florida stadium, McIlroy said to his partner: "He may be around 80. He is a decent player in the 1970s.

However, after a rebound in social media, McIlroy Friday to Twitter to defend his actions.

In this post, he said he respected Trump's office and hit those bigot who described him as a fascist and after the meeting.

"I do not agree with my friends or family to say or do everything but I still play golf with them," he chirped.

"Not political speech"

"Last week, I was invited to play golf with the President of the United States, no matter who you respect who holds this position, you respect the office he holds.

He added that the game was "not a support, nor any political statement."

"It's easy, it's a round of golf," he wrote.

"I would traveled all the world and were lucky enough to come from many different countries,

 believers and cultures.

"Some people call Fascist and a freak because I spend time in someone's company is ridiculous, and I hope that to a certain extent, this clarifies my decision to accept the invitation.

Jodie Foster told the demonstrators that it was time to resist Donald Trump

Hollywood star Jodie Foster told protesters that "time boycott" in protests against Donald Trump's hard immigration policy.

Oscar-winning actors warned "attacking democracy" on Sunday night and urging people to "engage".

She is in the Joint Talent Agency (UTA) Beverly Hills headquarters outside of a crowd of 1,200 people, canceled its Oscar party to demonstrate the demonstration.

The President of the United States is trying to re-apply for the refusal of refugees and immigrants from seven major Muslim countries to enter the country after the United States court has prevented the implementation of previous administrative orders.

Silence of the lamb star said: "I am not a person feel very comfortable to use my public face for activism.

"This year is a very different year, it is time to appear.

"This is a miracle in history, it is time to participate.

"We know that the first attack on democracy is an attack on free speech and civil liberties, as well as this ruthless war on truth.

"Unfortunately, it is too familiar, because history repeats itself.

"No matter where you are born, no matter what you vote for, red or blue, whether you are white, black or brown and all the colors of the identity rainbow - this is when we resist.

"It is time for us to appear and ask for the answer, which is our time to tell us the elected officials to do their job.

Other speakers at the rally are back to the future star Michael J Fox and Oscar nominated Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, who spoke from Tehran through video.

Farhadi said earlier that he would boycott Sunday's ritual, as President Donald Trump's trip banned the results of seven Muslim majority countries.

"It is comforting that when some politicians try to promote hatred by diverging between culture, religion and nations, the film industry has joined the people in a common solidarity and declared the opposition," he said.

"I hope this unity will continue and spread to combat other injustices.

Fox, who was born in Canada, became a US citizen about 20 years ago.

He said he remembers upset in eight years, but now wants to know what he is complaining about.

Fox said the transfer of immigrants is "an attack on human dignity".

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