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Giuliani Reportedly Caught With His Hand In His Pants In New ‘Borat’ Film Topline Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest mockumentary,  Borat Subsequent Moviefilm ,   may spell trouble for the Trump Administration, as media outlets are describing a scene in which President Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani appears to have reached into his pants suggestively in the presence of an actress posing as a journalist, though some viewers say the scene isn’t as nefarious as it has been characterized. ... [+] Getty Images Key Facts According to  The Guardian , Giuliani was captured on film by hidden cameras reaching into his pants and apparently fondling himself after being invited into a hotel room with an actress pretending to be a reporter for a conservative television show in Kazakhstan after an interview.  In the film, Giulani “can be seen lying back on the bed, fiddling with his untucked shirt and reaching into his trousers,” according to the report, at which point Cohen’s character bar

U.S. Blames Iran For Threatening Election Emails, Says Russia May Interfere Too Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, seen above during his earlier tenure in the House, delivered a briefing on election threats on Wednesday evening.  Gabriella Demczuk/AP  hide caption toggle caption Gabriella Demczuk/AP Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, seen above during his earlier tenure in the House, delivered a briefing on election threats on Wednesday evening. Gabriella Demczuk/AP Updated at 8:33 p.m. ET Iranian influence specialists are behind threatening emails sent to voters in Alaska and Florida, U.S. officials said on Wednesday evening and suggested that more such interference could be in store from Russia. Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said the U.S. intelligence community believes Iranian and Russian operatives obtained voter-record information that enabled them to target some people with intimidating emails based on party registration about how

Ice Cube sets the record straight on his plans with Trump In this July 9, 2016 file photo, Ice Cube performs at the 2016 Festival d'ete de Quebec in downtown Quebec City, in Canada. (Photo by Amy Harris/Invision/AP, File) After  taking heat for a few days , rapper Ice Cube spoke to CNN on Friday to set the record straight on why  he was working with U.S. President Donald Trump . Cube spoke mostly with Chris Cuomo about his "Contract With Black America," a plan he released earlier this year to address racial inequality. Cube said he has never met Trump and is not trusting either his campaign or Joe Biden's campaign -- he's going by action. "I didn't run to go work with any campaign. Both campaigns contacted me," Cube said. "Both campaigns wanted to talk to me about the Contract with Black America. One campaign said, 'We love what you have, but let's really dig into after the election.' And one campaign said 'We love what you have,

CBS Claims Russia Stole Hunter's Emails, Cheers Twitter Censorship After  kicking off Thursday  by downplaying  the bombshell  New York Post  report  exposing alleged corruption by the Biden family as just President Trump trying to rehash “an old attack line,’  CBS Evening News  knew it wasn’t sticking and shifted gears. No longer questioning the veracity of the emails and other disturbing discoveries, chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes took to arguing, without evidence, that the information was stolen from Hunter Biden by the Russians to tilt the election. On top of that, the network cheered the efforts of social media giants Facebook and Twitter to censor the story and keep it from spreading. This was how anchor Norah O’Donnell touted their efforts: And tonight, the Trump campaign is accusing Twitter and Facebook of censorship after the social media companies blocked the spread of an unverified story about former Vice President Joe Biden's son and a laptop alleged

Trump and Biden focus on coronavirus in opening stages of dual town halls   (CNN) On a night of dueling town halls for President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, the President once again gave confusing answers about whether he was tested for coronavirus on the day of the first debate and did not express any regret for the Rose Garden event that is now widely viewed as a "superspreader" event. Within the opening moments of a presidential town hall with NBC News, Trump  repeated the false statement that masks don't work 85%  of the time: "People with masks are catching it all the time," Trump said. Of whether he had a coronavirus test on the day of the first debate with his opponent Joe Biden, he told NBC's Savannah Guthrie: "Possibly I did, possibly I didn't." And a time when many Americans are looking to him for empathy after more than 217,000 people have died, he boasted about the excess mortality rate in the United States. Me