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When President-elect Donald Trump made seemingly open-minded remarks about climate change during a November 22 meeting with staff of The New York Times, it set off a wave of television coverage about how Trump had supposedly "reversed course" on climate change. But few of these reports addressed any of the substantive reasons that is highly unlikely, such as his transition team's plan to abandon the Obama administration's landmark climate policy, indications that he will dismantle NASA's climate research program, and his appointment of fossil fuel industry allies as transition team advisers -- not to mention the full context of Trump's remarks to the Times.
In his interview with reporters, editors and opinion columnists from the Times, Trump contradicted his long-held stance that climate change is a "hoax" by stating that he thinks "there is some connectivity" between human activities and climate change (although even that statement doesn't fully reflect the consensus view of climate scientists that human activities are the "dominant cause" of global warming). Trump also declined to reaffirm his earlier statements that he would "renegotiate" or "cancel" the international climate agreement reached in Paris last year, instead saying that he has an "open mind" about how he will approach the Paris agreement.
But there are many reasons to take these comments with a grain of salt. For one, Trump has given no indication that he will preserve the EPA's Clean Power Plan, which is the linchpin of the United States' emissions reduction commitments under the Paris climate agreement. To the contrary, The Associated Press reported that internal documents from Trump's transition team "show the new administration plans to stop defending the Clean Power Plan and other recent Obama-era environmental regulations that have been the subject of long-running legal challenges filed by Republican-led states and the fossil fuel industry." Moreover, a senior Trump space policy adviser recently indicated that the Trump administration plans to eliminate NASA's climate change research program, a move that would likely be accompanied by significant funding cuts to climate research.
Additionally, Trump has appointed Myron Ebell, a climate science denier from the fossil fuel-funded Competitive Enterprise Institute, to lead his EPA transition team, and two other close allies of the fossil fuel industry, Kathleen Hartnett White and Scott Pruitt, are reportedly Trump's leading contenders to run the EPA. Trump also named Thomas Pyle, president of the fossil fuel-funded American Energy Alliance, to head his Energy Department transition team. According to The Washington Post, "Hartnett-White, Pyle and Ebell have all expressed doubt about climate change and have criticized the findings of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)."
Then there are Trump's Times comments themselves, which have been "wildly misinterpreted" in the media, as Grist's Rebecca Leber has explained. In addition to saying there is "some connectivity" between human activities and climate change, Trump said during the Times interview that there are "a lot of smart people" on the "other side" of the issue, and added: "You know the hottest day ever was in 1890-something, 98. You know, you can make lots of cases for different views." Trump also appeared to reference the thoroughly debunked "Climategate" scandal about emails among climate scientists at a U.K. university, stating, "They say they have science on one side but then they also have those horrible emails that were sent between the scientists."
Nonetheless, Trump's two seemingly climate-friendly remarks to the Times -- that he has an "open mind" about the Paris climate agreement and that humans play some role in climate change -- generated a tremendous amount of uncritical television coverage:
Trump's climate remarks also received wall-to-wall coverage on cable news, although unlike the broadcast networks' reports, several of the cable segments did feature pushback on the notion that Trump had actually changed his position on the issue.
Trump's climate comments were uncritically covered on several CNN programs, including New Day, Anderson Cooper 360, and CNN Tonight with Don Lemon. And on the November 27 edition of Inside Politics, host John King and senior political reporter Manu Raju agreed that Trump's climate remarks were a "big deal." Some of these programs included speculation about whether Trump truly meant what he said to the Times or whether it was a negotiating ploy, but none mentioned any specific steps Trump has taken since the election that undermine claims that he has reversed course on climate change.
By contrast, several other CNN programs included pushback on the notion that Trump had "softened" or "reversed" his position on climate change. For instance, on the November 23 edition of Erin Burnett Outfront, CNN senior political analyst Ron Brownstein cited Trump's plan to repeal the Clean Power Plan as evidence that although Trump is "signaling a different tone" on climate change, "when you get into the guts of the policy, he is going in the same direction":
Brownstein made the same point during appearances on the November 22 edition of CNN's The Situation Room and the November 27 edition of CNN Newsroom.
Similarly, in an interview with NextGen Climate founder Tom Steyer on the November 27 edition of Fareed Zakaria GPS, host Zakaria noted that despite his comments to the Times, Trump "still has a leading climate change denier [Myron Ebell] as the head of his EPA transition, [and] his actions and contradictory words have climate change activists concerned." Zakaria added that Trump "does say he's going to reverse a lot of these executive actions that Obama has taken, whether it's on coal-fired plants or vehicle emissions."
A couple of CNN guests also challenged the premise that Trump had shifted his stance on climate change. On the November 22 edition of CNN's Wolf, Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) said of Trump's climate remarks to the Times, "The real test is who is he appointing and what will his policies be." And on the November 23 edition of CNN's At This Hour, Michael Needham of Heritage Action for America (the sister organization of the fossil fuel industry-funded Heritage Foundation), pointed to other remarks Trump made to the Times in order to dispute the idea that Trump had accepted that climate change is "settled science." Needham stated:
I read the actual transcript of this thing. If you look at what [Trump] says on climate change, it's pretty much what we would have said at Heritage. He said there are questions that need to be looked at, there's research on both sides of the issue, this is not settled science the way some people on the left want to say.
Finally, all of the prime-time MSNBC shows that featured substantial discussions of Trump's climate remarks included proper context. For instance, on the December 2 edition of MSNBC's All In with Chris Hayes, Hayes explained that incoming White House chief of staff Reince Priebus had "clarif[ied]" that Trump's "default position" on climate change is "that most of it is a bunch of bunk." Hayes also explained that a senior Trump adviser had indicated that "NASA would be limited to exploring other planets rather than providing satellite information and data about what's happening on the only planet we currently inhabit":
Similarly, on the November 30 edition of Hardball with Chris Matthews, Matthews aired a clip of Priebus confirming that Trump's "default position" on climate change is that "most of it is a bunch of bunk." And on the November 22 edition of MTP Daily, guest host Andrea Mitchell pointed out that Trump "appointed somebody from a very conservative, climate-denying, Koch-sponsored organization, policy institute, to lead the transition on energy and climate issues," although Mitchell nonetheless maintained that Trump's statement that he is now open to the Paris climate agreement was "a very big signal internationally."
ABC, NBC, CBS Show "How A Fake News Story Can Lead To A Real Life-Threatening Situation"
Nightly news programs on NBC, CBS, and ABC examined "how a fake news story can lead to real world consequences" in their reports on a shooting incident at Comet Ping Pong, a Washington, DC, pizzeria.
Accused shooter Edgar Welch entered the pizzeria on December 4 with an AR-15 assault rifle, fired at least one round into the floor, and told authorities he was there to "self-investigate" the conspiracy theory that dozens of prominent liberals are complicit in an international child sex trafficking ring, because emails stolen from Clinton campaign manager John Podesta referenced "pizza."
While conservative media outlets have typically downplayed fake news stories calling them "silly" and "nonsense," broadcast nightly news programs on NBC, CBS, and ABC reported how fake news can have dangerous consequences.
NBC correspondent Tom Costello reported on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt that "the Pizzagate conspiracy began with the Clinton WikiLeaks and an email stolen from campaign chief John Podesta about a fundraiser involving the restaurant." Costello noted that 4chan users "suggested without any proof whatsoever that the word 'pizza' was code for 'child sex trafficking' at the restaurant," and from there the malicious rumor spread "to Reddit and YouTube, feeding fake online news stories, then jumping to Facebook and Twitter." Even though "both DC police and federal agents say the story is false," Costello added that "discredited rumors about sex trafficking" targeting Democrats are "even shared by President-Elect Trump's choice for national security adviser, General Michael T. Flynn.":
On CBS' Evening News with Scott Pelley, Chip Reid took apart the "fictitious online conspiracy theory" started by "right-wing sites that make up fake news" alleging Clinton and her associates were involved in a pedophile ring. Host Scott Pelley noted that the shooter gave up when he "found no evidence that underage children were being harbored in the restaurant," as the lies on the internet baselessly alleged:
ABC senior justice correspondent Pierre Thomas highlighted the "egregious and deliberate lie" that is the Pizzagate conspiracy on ABC World News Tonight with Scott Pelley. Thomas reported that the suspect "aimed a rifle at an employee and fired a round into the floor" because he decided to "self-investigate" the "utterly false story about child abuse" at Comet Ping Pong. Thomas further reported that "employees have been besieged by death threats" since the right-wing lie gained traction online, "shows how a fake news story can lead to a real life-threatening situation":
Journalists Must Be Better Prepared In The Trump Era
Sunday show hosts failed to sufficiently press Donald Trump's surrogates on the president-elect's blatant lies about voter fraud in the 2016 election. Journalists must raise the bar even higher when interviewing Trump and his surrogates, from merely calling out falsehoods to actively putting statements into context and offering facts and data. Failure to aggressively push back on lies and contextualize misleading statements in the "post-truth" era of Trump risks leaving viewers unclear about which party is ultimately correct and tells them only what they don't know, rather than ensuring they are informed.
On November 27, Trump tweeted, "I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." In fact, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, is expected to win the popular vote by about 2.5 million votes. Additionally, the Washington Post's Phillip Bump found just three documented cases of voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election. Nevertheless, Trump's surrogates later defended his lie in a conference call with reporters.
On December 4, CBS host John Dickerson interviewed Reince Priebus, who Trump has tapped for White House chief of staff, on Face the Nation and addressed Trump's claims that he would have won the popular vote if not for mass voter fraud:
While Dickerson did tell Priebus that "there is no evidence" that millions voted illegally, he made a series of missteps. First, he allowed Priebus to cite a Wall Street Journal op-ed that recycled discredited evidence, failing to note that the evidence was flawed and misleading. Second, while Dickerson asked if Trump needs to "tighten up his standards of proof," he allowed Priebus to redirect the conversation away from Trump's lies to a discussion of Trump's penchant for tweeting in general. Finally, Dickerson never mentioned any of the numerous studies that show that claims of widespread voter fraud are false.
CBS compounded the problem by issuing a tweet that merely read "Reince Priebus: 'It's possible' millions voted illegally." Several media outlets have recently botched their headlines and tweets when reporting on false statements made by Trump, omitting context that would illustrate the inaccuracies.
CBS later deleted the tweet, replacing it with this one:
Citing no evidence, Priebus defends Trump's claim of millions of illegal voters https://t.co/8XvBdhONIu pic.twitter.com/08sYPMMohS
— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 4, 2016
The second CBS tweet still drew criticism from media observers for its failure to note that Trump's claim is false.
ABC's George Stephanopoulos interviewed Vice President-elect Mike Pence on This Week and also raised the question of Trump's voter fraud tweets:
Stephanopoulos did repeatedly press Pence to offer evidence for Trump's claim and consistently pointed out that these claims of voter fraud are false, but he failed to provide counter-evidence to effectively establish that Trump was wrong. Stephanopoulos pushed back on Pence when he cited a Pew Research Center study as evidence that Trump's voter fraud claims could be true, noting that the authors of the study said "it is not any evidence about what happened in this election." This pushback, however, was insufficient to properly contextualize for the audience why this evidence is flawed, leaving it up to them to figure out which Pew study is being cited and why it doesn't apply. Stephanopoulos also neglected to cite studies that provide persuasive proof that claims of voter fraud are grossly exaggerated and largely inaccurate.
Given the total lack of proof for the right-wing's voter fraud claims, journalists must be prepared to more thoroughly press Trump surrogates if he continues to lie. And more generally, journalists must be armed with the facts and data they need to hold surrogates accountable on the variety of issues about which President-elect Trump lies. In what has been dubbed a "post-truth" presidency, it will no longer be sufficient to merely say "that's false." Journalists must call out instances of cherry-picked data or flawed sources and counteract the misuse of data. Journalists can and must harness the power of fact-checking by using studies and data to relentlessly press Trump and his surrogates in order to convey the truth to the American public.
UPDATE: Hours after the Sunday political talk shows ignored the story, the Army Corps of Engineers announced that they will deny the current route for the pipeline in favor of exploring alternate routes.
Sunday morning political talk shows entirely ignored the ongoing demonstration at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, continuing a troubling pattern of scant media attention being paid to the historic protests and the violent crackdown on the movement for environmental, civil, and Native peoples' rights.
Law enforcement and private security officers armed with rubber bullets, water cannons, and dogs have clashed with peaceful protesters at the reservation in North Dakota, where Native demonstrators known as water protectors have sought to delay, and ultimately redirect or derail, construction on the Dakota Access Pipeline, which is currently slated to run near the reservation. The pipeline, which was originally supposed to be built near Bismarck, was redirected near the reservation after residents of Bismarck raised concerns that the pipeline would contaminate their water supply. The protest has become "the longest-running protest in modern history" with "the largest, most diverse tribal action in at least a century, perhaps since Little Bighorn."
On December 3 and 4, thousands of U.S. veterans arrived at Standing Rock to support the Native water protectors, join their cause, and "call attention to the violent treatment that law enforcement has waged on the protesters." The Army Corps of Engineers has ordered the water protectors to vacate the site on their own reservation by December 5.
Despite the ongoing violent retaliation against the activists by law enforcement personnel, the December 4 editions of the major Sunday morning political talk shows -- including ABC's This Week, CBS' Face the Nation, CNN's State of the Union, Fox's Fox News Sunday, and NBC's Meet the Press -- entirely ignored the events at Standing Rock.
The Sunday political talk shows' outrageous Standing Rock blackout is in line with how cable news has covered, or not covered, the protests. From October 26 through November 3, CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC combined spent less than an hour covering the ongoing demonstration and violent law enforcement response. Fox News stood out for its minimal coverage, devoting just four and a half minutes to reporting on the events during the time frame analyzed. A review of internal Media Matters records shows that the five main Sunday shows have failed to devote time to the events at Standing Rock since at least September.
CNN's media criticism show, Reliable Sources, discussed the media blackout on Standing Rock and provided some guidance on how cable news should cover the gathering moving forward. The show's host, Brian Stelter, lamented that "one of the most important civil and environmental rights stories of our time" was receiving "off and on attention from the national media," noting that too often, the story seems to completely "fall off the national news media's radar."
Stelter's guest -- Democracy Now's Amy Goodman, who was charged with trespassing while reporting live on the ground -- implored "all the media" to be "there on the ground giving voice to the voiceless" and said that "all the networks" "have a responsibility" to show images of police cracking down on protesters. Goodman also linked the media's Standing Rock blackout to the national political media's silence about climate change during the presidential campaign: "Not one debate moderator raised that as a question," Goodman decried. "This is a key issue."
Some shows on MSNBC did cover the events at Standing Rock, with Al Sharpton giving a "shoutout to the protestors" and noting that, "until recently, they weren't getting any attention from the outside world." Joy-Ann Reid, who said that "there needs to be a lot more reporting on this," provided exemplary coverage of the protests, inviting a member of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe to be interviewed by MSNBC's Cal Perry on the ground in North Dakota. Reid's segment -- by devoting time to Standing Rock in the first place, talking with a person directly affected, and having a media presence at the site -- is a model for all news shows to follow. Reid also covered the "grossly underreported story" the week prior.
Online publications and public media have given some coverage to the actions against the pipeline amid the national news media's virtual blackout, bringing videos and images of the clashes directly to the nation in ways TV news networks are not. And Democracy Now, which has diligently reported on the activity at Standing Rock, posted a video of private security hired by the Dakota Access Pipeline Company attacking protesters with dogs and pepper spray that has over one million views on YouTube.
NowThisNews' Facebook page has an informational video about the protests, including images of violent attacks by law enforcement personnel on the protesters and interviews from activists, that also has over one million views.
Media have a responsibility to provide coverage of the environmental and human rights battles occurring at Standing Rock. Denying the activists due coverage allows right-wing spin to infiltrate the conversation, plays into a long-standing problem of both the lack of representation of people of color in media and a double standard in covering progressive protesters, and is a barrier to generating the public pressure necessary to induce change.
Media allowed President-elect Donald Trump to, once again, take over the news narrative with his Twitter activity -- this time with a series of vague tweets in which he claimed he would be leaving his business to avoid conflicts of interest. The announcement, however, provides no details about what will become of his business holdings and distracts from news that highlights the degree to which those holdings are ripe for future conflicts.
In a series of tweets on November 30, Trump announced that he will be "holding a major news conference" on December 15 to discuss his plans for "leaving" his "great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country." Trump added that while he is "not mandated" to "do this under any law, I feel it is visually important, as President, to in no way have a conflict of interest with my various businesses."
As The Washington Post's Aaron Blake pointed out, "The only real news in those Trump tweets is that he'll actually be doing a press conference," given that Trump has already said that he would hand off management of his businesses to his children. The tweets included no new information on how Trump's business dealings would be handled after he, allegedly, leaves them behind. But that reality didn't stop media from making a story out of the tweets and leading with it.
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The tweets do nothing to squash mounting concerns over the conflicts of interest Trump could face as president, and it's unclear whether his promised response would address these conflicts. Shortly after the election, a Trump Organization spokesperson told CNN that Trump was planning to transfer "'management of The Trump Organization and its portfolio of businesses to Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump,'" his children. But as ethics experts explained to Politico, "installing Trump's adult children as caretakers doesn't eliminate conflict questions, since he'd still know what his interests were, and he'd presumably still be in contact with his children."
With his tweetstorm, Trump also continued his pattern of hijacking the media narrative when it suits him. In this case, Trump's tweets give media outlets an excuse to downplay or ignore reports about the "ethical concerns" raised after the Kingdom of Bahrain reserved space in Trump's D.C. hotel. Trump also used his tweets to continue to disseminate information on his own terms, which in the past has allowed him to avoid hard interviews and limit his press conferences.
Media are falling into Trump's trap again by giving his tweets the front-page treatment.
President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke -- a frequent Fox News guest -- to head the Department of Homeland Security. In April, an inmate in Sheriff Clarke's Milwaukee County Jail was found dead of "profound dehydration." Since that incident, three other individuals, including a newborn infant, have died in Clarke's Milwaukee County Jail, but in more than 40 prime-time appearances on Fox News since the first reported death, Clarke has not once been asked about the disturbing trend of people dying in his jail. Clarke's tenure as Milwaukee County Sheriff has been filled with controversy and legal action, and on Fox News and Twitter, Clarke has a history of using incendiary rhetoric directed at government officials and protesters.
MSNBC Only Outlet To Vet Ryan's Scheme To Gut The Social Safety Net
Weekday evening programming on the largest cable and broadcast news outlets almost completely ignored a long-standing Medicare privatization scheme favored by Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) in the days since he first resurrected the idea of radically reshaping the American health care system toward for-profit interests.
During a November 10 interview with Fox News host Bret Baier, Ryan misleadingly claimed that due to mounting "fiscal pressures" created by the Affordable Care Act, the Republican-led Congress would be forced to engage with what Baier called "entitlement reform" sometime next year. Ryan falsely claimed that "because of Obamacare, Medicare is going broke" and that the popular health insurance system for American seniors will have to be changed as part of any legislation to "repeal and replace" President Obama's health care reform legacy. From Special Report with Bret Baier:
According to a Media Matters analysis of broadcast and cable evening news coverage from November 10 to November 27, Ryan's plan to privatize the nationwide, single-payer health care coverage currently enjoyed by millions of seniors has gone unmentioned on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and Fox News. Ryan's so-called "premium support" plan was briefly mentioned on the November 22 edition of PBS NewsHour when co-host Judy Woodruff pressed President-elect Donald Trump's former campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, as to whether Trump would accept Ryan's privatization proposal. By comparison, during the same time period, MSNBC ran six prime-time segments exposing Ryan's privatization agenda:
According to a July 19 issue brief from the Kaiser Family Foundation, conservative lawmakers are likely to pursue "a proposal to gradually transform Medicare into a system of premium supports, building on proposals" adopted by Ryan when he served as chairman of the House Budget Committee. These so-called "premium supports" would provide each Medicare beneficiary with a "voucher" that can be used for the purchase of private health insurance; they represent "a significant change from the current system" that pays health care providers directly for services rendered.
In essence, Ryan's plan would privatize Medicare and redirect hundreds of billions of tax dollars that currently go to doctors, hospitals, and other medical service providers through the costly private health insurance market.
This startling scheme bears similarities to a failed 2005 attempt by the Bush administration to partially privatize Social Security. Democratic members of Congress are already aligning themselves against Ryan's throwback plan to gut Medicare, and it's not actually clear if Trump is supportive of the initiative, which he refused to fully endorse on the campaign trail.
As the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) pointed out last July, claims that Medicare is "nearing 'bankruptcy' are highly misleading," and Ryan's specific charge that Medicare is "broke" because of the ACA is completely wrong. President Obama's health care reform law greatly improved Medicare's long-term finances and extended the hospital insurance trust fund's solvency by 11 years.
The looming fight over the future of Medicare, which serves over 55 million beneficiaries and accounted for 15 percent of the entire federal budget in 2015, has been well-documented, but it has garnered almost no attention on major television news programs.
Millions of Americans who rely on broadcast and cable evening news are completely unaware of the stakes in this health care policy fight. They are also unaware that Ryan's privatization scheme would leave millions of retirees at the whims of the same private insurance market that right-wing media are currently attacking because of increased rates.
Media Matters conducted a Nexis search of transcripts of weekday network broadcast evening news programs on ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS and weekday prime-time news programming (defined as 8 p.m. through 11 p.m.) on CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC from November 10, 2016, through November 27, 2016. We identified and reviewed all segments that included any mention of "Medicare."
Broadcast morning news shows mostly ignored multiple new reports highlighting potential conflicts of interests involving President-elect Donald Trump. In doing so, broadcast news outlets are continuing a pattern of ignoring important revelations about Trump's business practices.
On November 21, multiple stories broke detailing "new questions about Mr. Trump's willingness to use the power of the presidency to advance his business interests." The New York Times noted that experts in legal ethics claim Trump's business "arrangements could easily run afoul of" a constitutional clause that protects against conflicts of interest "if [the arrangements] continue after Mr. Trump takes office." The Times and The Hill both detailed specific incidents during Trump's transition to the presidency that have "raised concerns about conflicts of interest between his future White House and his private enterprises," but broadcast news outlets have chosen to ignore the new reports by and large.
Media Matters searched video and transcripts of the November 22 broadcast morning news shows -- ABC's Good Morning America, NBC's Today, and CBS' CBS This Morning -- for reports on Trump's conflicts of interest and found that the shows devoted less than two minutes combined to the newest reports of the president-elect's business dealings overseas. NBC's Today did not mention the potential conflicts of interest at all, while CBS This Morning had only 23 seconds worth of coverage, and ABC's Good Morning America spent one minute and 31 seconds on the issue.
Inadequate reporting of Trump's inherent conflicts of interest has been a consistent problem, despite concerns that his business entanglements will be a "national security nightmare." News networks for the most part sidelined reporting on Trump's conflicts of interest until after his election. Between September 14 and Election Day, the networks aired approximately seven minutes of stories about or at least mentioning Trump's various conflicts of interest, and in the week after the election, they aired approximately 14 minutes of coverage about conflicts ranging from Trump's foreign business ties to Ivanka Trump's company pushing a $10,000-plus bracelet that she wore in a recent 60 Minutes interview.
Trump's lack of transparency when it comes to divulging his business dealings makes it imperative that network news shows raise awareness about these conflicts of interest -- but so far, they're failing.
The broadcast networks' flagship evening news programs failed to inform their viewers about the inherent conflicts of interest a potential Donald Trump presidency would bring in the months leading up to Election Day, and have not given the subject the urgency it deserves in the wake of his election, according to a Media Matters review.
Between September 14 and Election Day, the networks only aired approximately seven minutes of stories about or at least mentioning a conflict of interest. In the week after the election, they aired approximately 14 minutes -- but only half of that explicitly called the issues "conflicts."
Trump has said throughout his campaign and following his election that he intends for his children to run his business empire while he is president. But on September 14, Newsweek reported that if Trump and his family don't cut ties to the family's business conglomerate, Trump would "be the most conflicted president in American history, one whose business interests will constantly jeopardize the security of the United States" due to the Trump Organization's relationships and financial entanglements with foreign interests." Responding to that story, Richard Painter, the former chief ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush, told Media Matters that the only way to avoid serious conflicts of interest would be for Trump and his family to sell all of their holdings in the Trump Organization. Painter also stressed that the issue was a "serious problem" that warrants increased media attention.
Painter sounded some of the earliest alarms about Trump's conflicts. Speaking with Mother Jones in June, he explained that the idea of a sitting president holding any debt owed to an entity that the government regulates should disturb the public: "[H]aving a president who owes a lot of money to banks, particularly when it's on negotiable terms -- it puts them at the mercy of the banks and the banks are at the mercy of regulators."
The flood of potential and actual conflicts of interest have been made manifest following Trump's election. A Washington Post investigation recently revealed a sprawling, globe-trotting Trump empire, showing that the president-elect's real estate, management, and branding companies have business interests in at least 18 countries or territories. The Post also reported over the weekend that foreign diplomats had flocked to an event at the Trump International Hotel, located just a few blocks from the White House, seeking "to curry favor or access with the next president."
The New York Times reported that developers of Trump Towers Pune, located in Pune, India, flew to New York last week to meet with the Trumps during the president-elect's initial stages of his transition to the White House. Pranav R. Bhakta, a consultant who helped Trump establish a foothold in the Indian market five years ago, told the Times, "To say, 'I have a Trump flat or residence' -- it's president-elect branded. It's that recall value. If they didn't know Trump before, they definitely know him now."
These recent events should have come as no surprise, yet the network news hardly mentioned the conflicts of interest inherent in Trump's global business ties before or after the election.
Media Matters looked at ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir, CBS' Evening News with Scott Pelley, and NBC's Nightly News with Lester Holt for reports on Trump's conflicts of interest -- including the Trump Organization's ties to foreign governments or businesses, Trump promoting his own businesses through the presidency, plans for Trump's children taking over the Trump Organization through a "blind" trust or attempting to access security clearances, and Trump's children using their access to the president-elect to promote their own businesses -- starting from Newsweek's September 14 article.
From then until Election Day, the networks spent approximately seven minutes on stories about or at least mentioning a conflict of interest. NBC aired a three-minute segment, and ABC aired a three-and-a-half-minute segment. Both were about Trump using his campaign to promote his own businesses; however, neither explicitly pointed to potential upcoming conflicts of interest should Trump win the election. NBC briefly mentioned the Newsweek report in a segment about corruption in the Trump Foundation, and the night before the election, the network again briefly mentioned the conflict of interest of Trump's business ties for about eight seconds.
In the week after the election, the networks have devoted more coverage to these conflicts of interest, but it hasn't been enough. From November 9 to 16, the networks spent approximately 14 minutes on stories about or at least mentioning a conflict of interest, but only half of those explicitly called them conflicts. They spent a total of about seven minutes on Trump's foreign business ties, six minutes on Trump's children helping with the president-elect's transition or vying for security clearances, and two minutes on Ivanka Trump using a photo of herself in Trump's recent 60 Minutes interview to sell a bracelet that retails for over $10,000.
Media Matters searched news transcripts from the Nexis database for mentions of any variations of "conflict," "corrupt," "organization," "trust," "business," "interest," "cabinet," "transition," or "divest" within the same paragraph as "Trump" for ABC's World News Tonight with David Muir, CBS' Evening News with Scott Pelley, and NBC's Nightly News with Lester Holt from September 14 through November 16. We reviewed video to determine length of coverage.
Sunday morning political shows barely addressed -- or completely ignored -- the recent settlement in the class-action fraud lawsuit against Trump University and President-elect Donald Trump. In doing so, these outlets are continuing a pattern by broadcast and cable news of ignoring important revelations about Trump's business and charitable practices.
On November 18, Trump agreed to pay $25 million to settle the class-action fraud lawsuit against the now-defunct Trump University in which the defendants alleged, according to the Los Angeles Times, that Trump "defrauded customers into thinking they would learn real estate secrets from professors he had 'handpicked.' The students said they learned little and instead were subjected to hard-sell tactics urging them to spend thousands of dollars on classes."
As NBC reported, "The settlement likely means that Trump will avoid becoming possibly the first sitting president to testify in open court." The New York Times called the settlement "a remarkable concession" for Trump, "who derides legal settlements and has mocked fellow businessmen who agree to them." The Times also pointed out that the settlement is a "significant reversal from Mr. Trump, who had steadfastly rejected the allegations and vowed to fight the lawsuits," and that he "doubled down" on that response when "political opponents pressed him on the claims during the campaign, saying he would eventually reopen Trump University."
Despite the unusual nature of a president-elect settling a multimillion-dollar fraud lawsuit, the November 20 editions of the Sunday morning political talk shows -- including ABC's This Week, CBS' Face the Nation, CNN's State of the Union, Fox's Fox News Sunday, and NBC's Meet the Press -- barely covered the settlement. Face the Nation and Fox News Sunday did not mention the settlement at all, while This Week, State of the Union, and Meet the Press spent a combined total of merely four minutes and eight seconds on the news.
The omission provides yet another example of media continuously ignoring new revelations and investigative reporting about Trump.
Media Matters searched Nexis and Snapstream for mentions of Trump University or Trump U. on the November 20 editions of ABC's This Week, CBS' Face the Nation, CNN's State of the Union, Fox's Fox News Sunday, and NBC's Meet the Press. Mentions were coded and timed for length on Snapstream.
Raddatz Briefly Mentions Michael Flynn's Anti-Islam Views At The Beginning Of This Week, But By The End Ignores Them Entirely
ABC chief global affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz demonstrated how easily journalists can normalize bigotry while hosting ABC's This Week. Raddatz noted the anti-Muslim views of retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn at the beginning of This Week, but in subsequent discussions of Flynn she refrained from mentioning them at all.
President-elect Donald Trump has named Flynn, the former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, as his pick for national security adviser on Friday. In addition to holding international conflicts of interest, Flynn is also explicitly anti-Muslim. Flynn has said that "fear of Muslims is rational," is a board member of the anti-Muslim hate group ACT! For America, defended Trump's proposed Muslim ban during the presidential campaign, compared Islam to cancer, and denied that Islam is a religion.
During her guest hosting of the November 20 edition of This Week, Raddatz briefly referenced some of Flynn's anti-Islam comments while reviewing who Trump has selected to serve in his administration so far. When highlighting at the top of her show the criticism that some of Trump's picks have drawn, Raddatz noted that Flynn "is under fire for calling Islam a cancer and his tweet that 'fear of Muslims is rational.'"
Next, when interviewing Trump's incoming chief of staff Reince Priebus, Raddatz said Flynn "has a history of controversial views about Islam," noting that Flynn has said that "Islam is not a real religion, but a political ideology masked behind a religion." When asked if Trump shares that view, Priebus answered, "I think so," but "phrasing can always be done differently."
Later, when leading into an interview with former National Security Agency director Michael Hayden, Raddatz merely said Flynn is known "for his controversial views on Islam."
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And during a panel discussion near the end of the show, Raddatz lumped Flynn in with other retired military personnel, framing him as just someone with military experience, and made no mention of his anti-Muslim bigotry.
The media's coverage of Trump -- including his policies, rhetoric, and hires -- will set the tone for the national political dialogue about his presidency. 60 Minutes showed what not to do in Trump's first sit-down interview after the election, allowing him to reintroduce his most criticized positions as reasonable while glossing over the most dangerous features and promises of his campaign. There has also been a concerted effort in conservative media to rehabilitate Stephen Bannon, Trump's chief adviser who until recently ran Breitbart News, the "platform of the alt-right."
One pitfall media has run into is describing the bigoted rhetoric and draconian positions of Trump -- and the people he surrounds himself with -- as "controversial." Media use neutral-sounding words like controversial to avoid making what they consider editorial judgments about Trump's rhetoric and policies, but doing so ultimately treats bigotry as a valid political belief.
Over the course of one show, Raddatz described Flynn as "controversial" and painted him as highly respected, while essentially disappearing his anti-Muslim bigotry. In doing so, Raddatz helped normalize Trump and the bigots he is choosing to staff his incoming administration with.
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Media are uncritically hyping President-elect Donald Trump's false claim that he should be credited for Ford Motor Co.'s decision not to relocate a plant from Kentucky to Mexico, despite the fact that the plant was never going to close and no jobs were going to be lost. While right-wing media hyped Trump's claim on its face as proof of his political success, mainstream media echoed that pro-Trump spin in a series of misleading headlines, which critics have called out for being out of context and "completely wrong."
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I started working as a Brand Partner about a month ago and only after trying AD Night Cream product from a friend. I saw almost immediate results and two months later the results still held without the product for the two months it took me to come up with the money to become a BP. I joined because it worked. I once worked for Market America (my boss pulled me in) and that was a disaster since the products and their results had no shelf life, which was ridiculous for the cost of the products! I was sure I would never get into an MLM again, but my team is actually helpful, the products work, the results are long term and don't wash off at the end of the day, and I don't have to keep a *** load of inventory!
My results with the AD were dramatic to me, but not to everyone else (neck wrinkles and I'm only 34).
My mom however had TREMENDOUS results in less than 3wks. Everyone is different and so it will be different for different people.
I am super excited to get my firm in a couple of days to get rid of all these stretch marks and saggy skin issues.
With my team, we WANT you to try it free first because we never want an unhappy customer. If it doesn't work for you, then there is no harm done, if it does, we know you'll be a long time customer. It is just good business!
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Dec 28, 2015
Such a scam, notice you don't see the entire face because these are all different people, you can tell by the triple chins in the before & the after one chin is gone!3 3 Reply
to Anonymous Dec 29, 2015 Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Except my mom is wearing the exact same necklace in every picture....3 1 Reply
to Anonymous Sep 29 Lee's Summit, Missouri, United States
You poor dear. Obviously written by a person that thinks they are a competitor. No way a scam!0 1 Reply
Dec 15, 2015
Why are all the picture shaded differently....in order to honestly see results you need to take a picture exactly like the first........this is just decieving....4 1 Reply
to Anonymous Dec 16, 2015 Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Because I am not a professional photographer, I cannot control the weather or the sunshine (which tends to lighten or darken an area, even inside a home). I have tried repeatedly to get the closest I can light wise to the same shot, but I don't have a drop screen with lighting set up for these things. Additionally I am not sure how lighting affects an entire jabba the hut chin going away (I had no control over where these pics were taken - but we do recommend users trying to achieve the same lighting for this very reason).
And lastly I would also note that a free trial gives the ability to try it free up front before you choose to purchase it, no card or hold payment required - how is that deceiving? I admit that I've had two people who had no results whatsoever! I didn't push a sale, I just told them that I was sorry they didn't get the results they had hoped for, and got my trial bottle back. However, that is just 2 out of 17 - the rest had positive results that they loved and so they chose then to make a purchase. I want people to see their own results, my results and my mothers are just there to give people the courage to try it - if it works great! If it doesn't then I am the only one with a cost loss, not them, and I always prefer that over an unhappy customer. I've had to talk people out of buying it before trying it for that very reason! If I am going to do this business, I will do it ethically. No deceptions.
to medley.j.a Dec 30, 2015
Ethics is a major deal when dealing with independent businesses and brands. I am convinced that you truly believe in this product just by the way you've stood up for yourself. Not everyone has an opportunity as you did or I am about to have in order to make a living for my family. So, thank you for this post and your convincing testermonal. God bless☺1 3 Reply
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I must apologize for my very quiet week. 10 hours a day of walking, visiting and then the fun of air travel and customs on the way home, have all conspired to exhaust me beyond reason. Then just as I thought I could settle in back at home and get some rest... the house next door had a faulty Ipod charger set it on fire. A really, really BIG fire.
No jokes, late thursday night. Pretty scary, but except for some house debris scattered across our yard, some smoke smears on some of the windows, and a lot of construction dudes trying to overtake our property in the quest to selvage the neighbors, we came out unscathed (well I have some large scratches from trying to cram freaked out cats into carriers in case it spread). Needless to say this is the first, somewhat restful day I've had in about a week, and I still had to do the mundane stuff like buying groceries and washing cats (seriously, Topaz was filthy! left a dirt pond in the tub, she's an indoor cat where does she find that much dirt??!).
So... the good news? I'm still reading! Although the blogging has been light this week I can promise reviews in the next week of both Octavian Nothing, and the final Fablehaven!!
I'm currently a third of the way in and it's a smorgasbord of fun and adventure, that seems to broker no disappointment to it's loyal readers. I love a well planned out, twisty, turny adventure and so far Fablehaven has aced it.
I also have a nearly completed blog from our time in new york about some of my book adventures in the city. And finally the lovely people at Coteau books have sent me two interesting books, Summer of Fire and Fishtailing, which were here to greet me upon my return from NYC. So all of this coupled with my fantastic book haul in the Big Apple should keep things interesting for awhile. Hopefully in an interesting enough way that you can forgive me my absence this past week!
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Transaction Processing Analyst
Our partner is one of the largest logistics companies in Hungary. To their growing team, we are looking for talented candidates for Transaction Processing Analystposition.
Key Responsibilites
To work with other Finance teams and key internal stakeholders to ensure data is captured, processed and invoices raised within the target WD 5 timeline
Collect and convert the transactional data (inbound, outbound, cycle counts, PM fees, transportation details, etc.)
Perform issue resolution as required for validation errors.
Save transactional file onto share drive for upload into EDQ
Check full data gathered (RBNI and pending list)
Enrich and rate transactions for Oracle return
Print, label and send hard copy of clients' invoices
Invoice duties
3 years in accounting environment, or, 1 year relevant hands on end-to-end billing experience, or, a relevant accounting qualification.
- fluency in English is a must
- strong user of MS Excel and Access
- excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- analytical and strategic thinking
- good team player with ability to execute on its own when necessary
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ID: 2800363 Megjelentetés dátuma: 2016.11.07. Régió: Budapest Pozíció: Financial Analyst Cég: Randstad Hungary Kft.
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Large Fair Villa, Charm, Character & Unique View at 180˚ Paddies, for 12 People(0 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:1 night
- Sleeps:12
- Bedrooms:5
- Bathrooms:5
- Property type:Bed And Breakfast
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
A big house, 5 rooms, 5 bathrooms, unique view 180˚ on the rice-fields & river
Imagine the blue sky of Bali, stunning views and breathtaking to over 180 degrees in nature made of hills, rice fields and rivers, as in a natural theater on the green and unspoiled nature. The soothing sound of the river and birdsong still give more depth to the incredible atmosphere of this site. The sunsets in front of you, the colors change and you're good!
Located in an unspoiled landscape, in only 2.5 kilometers from central Ubud, the Villas and the staff will provide everything you would expect from a holiday in Bali... Dreams, spirituality, relaxation.
Capung Sakti Villas offers a magnificent shared swimming pool of 8 x 5m infinity, made with natural green stones .
Adorable Balinese staff will prepare you or your typical continental breakfast. Your lunch or dinner can be ordered from the Fair Warung Bale, the social restaurant of the Fair Future Foundation, located three kilometers from the houses. The food will be delivered for free (3$US to 5$US per meal), each meal fund 2 Free Medical Consultations.
Balinese massages and beauty treatments are available on request and are made by a member of staff trained and qualified traditional massages.
One Shuttle to/from Ubud Center (2.5 kms - One per day), great breakfast choice, massages, guides with vehicles, scooters & bicycles to rent at the Foundation houses. We ca organise Diving in Amed, trekking, Rafting, Cycling tours, boat tickets, flight tickets and many others things on request.
The large infinity pool 180° overlooking the rice-fields, is shared with two other houses (sometimes only, with one or two people max). The young local staff is there for you, to prepare your breakfast (included) and respond to your requests for drinks, fresh juices, wine, meals and traditional massages.
Welcome to our little Paradise, to our little and well preserved world and Be a part of this Unique Program Worldwide; together, we can make a Big Difference.
The Foundation houses at Capung Sakti were created for families, a pure place to love and share, a 100% Fair houses wanted by the foundation. Each guest will feel like at home with us, but opportunities to socialize with the other friends are great. This is an unusual place to exchange, but the respect and the privacy for all is a priority.
The Youth who are working in our houses are people who will be part of your family, they will become your friends and they will help you organize your stay in the best way. Eka, Kimot, Babo, Kadek and I are here to make you laugh, smile, take you where people do not always go to discover one Bali perhaps more real, thanks to the Foundation's activities.
The Foundation Houses, as the Fair Warung Balé are very closely related to the operating mode of the Fair Future Foundation. In fact, the foundation houses are funding the Free Medical Care program of the Fair Future Foundation Indonesia, and it's also contribute to fund our New Pediatric Hospital. All the benefits of your stay are given to the Foundation.
Thanks to you we we are currently able to care almost 30'000 people in need/year, including children, new born, adolescents, adults, elderly people, families, local communities.
Wholeheartedly, welcome to the houses of the Foundation in Capung Saki.
THE HOUSES: Capung Sakti has three houses: The Magical Lumbung (1 stunning wooden room - 2 Guests), the Bramhâ House (2 rooms - 4 Guests) and the Ganesha House (2 rooms - 4 Guests).
EXTRA BED: We can accommodate an extra child per house except in the Lumbung. We also have two extra beds for kids under 12 yo (extra charge for the extra bed). For hygiene issue the foundation don't provide baby cot.
SECURITY: A caretaker ensures security during the night, from 09:30 PM until 07:00 PM
100% of the profits from your stay, is donated to the Swiss State Approved NGO, the Fair Future Foundation which give FREE Health & Medical Care for people in need.
HOUSE RULES - Some Capung Sakti - Fair Future Foundation Houses Rules
Low Season: Form Sept. 16th to June 15th inclusive;
High Season: From June, 16th to Sept, 15th inclusive.
Check-in time : From 1:30PM until 10:00PM.
Check-out time : Before 11:30AM.
I you stay more than seven (7) nights, one transfer from the airport (or somewhere else) is free.
The Airport pick-up cost is 45 $US.
The Airport drop-off cost is 35 $US.
On your request, the driver of the Foundation will pick you up at the airport. Please kindly send us your flight details: Airlines Company name, flight number, landing time, number and name of one passenger at least).
- Smoking is allowed outside of the room;
- No drugs allowed;
- Please save water and energy;
- Keep Bali clean (and our houses also;-))
If you want to discover Bali by a different way, we also can arrange your stay and visits. We rent motorbike and bicycles as well - Tours in motorbikes or bicycles with driver and guide are also possible with us.
We have drivers and guides, who also works for our Foundation, which can take care of you around the island and its wonderful traditions.
100% of the profits from your stay, is donated to the Swiss State Approved NGO, the Fair Future Foundation which give FREE Health & Medical Care for people in need.
We want everyone enjoyed every second in this dream location and 100% Fair.
Be positive, happy and enjoy...
The Houses are Slightly located just outside Ubud, Slightly 2.5 kilometers from the Center. It's take 2 min by scooter, 5 min by bicycle and 15 min by foot to go in town.
The neighborhood where we are (Banjar Sakti-Bentuyung) is a unique and authentic small place, part Ubud.
The Capung Sakti houses are located just next to the "Eat, Pray and Love" movie house, reachable by foot in 10 minutes.
The Kecak Fire dance Taman Kaja - Jalan Sriwedari (every Wednesday and Saturday at 07:30PM).
And the Fire Bamboo Dance, just next to the Houses to the Bali Shiva Temple, every Sunday and Tuesday at 7:30PM also.
Walking or cycling in the rice fields are also possible. The start of the "Campuan Trail" is located not far from our homes. But many walks possibilities are also possible without a predefined plan. Just go and get lost;-).
Green, everything is green... Quiet and beautiful!
ONE Free daily shuttle to and from Ubud town.
If you want to discover Bali by a different way, we also can arrange your stay and visits.
We have two drivers/guides, who also works for our Foundation, which can take care of you around the island and its wonderful traditions.
With them, you will discover a unique and traditional Bali. Feel free to tell me if you want to have one of the Fair Future Foundation Driver, because they are both highly demanded and very busy with our Foundation too.
We also rent motorbike and bicycles as well.
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Property Type
- Guest House
- 500 m²
Accommodation Type
- Bed And Breakfast
- Bed & Breakfast
- Catering Available
- Breakfast - Included In Price
- Lunch - Booking Possible
- Dinner - Booking Possible
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Included
- Car Available
- Chauffeur
- Concierge
- Massage
- Private Chef
- Staff
- Events Allowed
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
Children Welcome:
Kids are of course warmly Welcome to the Foundation houses....moreless
- Pets Not Allowed
Bedrooms: 5 Bedrooms, Sleeps 12, Beds for 10-12
- Bedroom 1: 1 king
- Bedroom 3: 1 king, 1 child bed
- Bedroom 2: 1 king, 1 child bed
- Bedroom 4: 1 king, 1 child bed
- Bedroom 5: 1 king, 1 child bed
- ALL AMENITIES . Price include your traditional or continental breakfast prepared by our staff in your your House and served on your table, terrace or balcony; . Free Shuttle to town; from Capung Sakti to Ubud Palace or Fair Warung Balé; . Four stars service, full housekeeping, gardening, security staff; . A private safe, for your values; . A/C Daikin© Air Conditioning; . High-speed Internet Connection of 2Mbs ++; . Free access to our 8 x 5m infinity swimming pool; . Each Bedroom has its own flat TV screen with DVD and 80 channels by satellite (TransVision); . Fridge full of cold drinks is available, wine and Meal Menu from the Famous Fair Warung Balé; . You can choose from a selection of treatments and massages too; . All rooms has is own private bathroom, hot water in each bathroom, with towels, shampoo and shower gel, which are also provided; . And tons of love provided from the bottom of our heart…...moreless
Bathrooms: 5 Bathrooms
- Books
Satellite / Cable:
Each Bedroom has its own flat TV screen with DVD and 80 channels by satellite (TransVision or Indovision)...moreless
Bose© Bluetooth Music player for your mobile phone is available on request....moreless
Each Bedroom has its own flat TV screen with DVD and 80 channels by satellite (TransVision or Indovision)...moreless
- Video Library
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Holiday Resort
- Romantic
- Spa
- Sports & Activities
- Botanical Garden
- Forests
- Museums
- Rain Forests
- Restaurants
- Ruins
- Volcano
- Waterfalls
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Bird Watching
- Eco Tourism
- Outlet Shopping
- Walking
- Water Sports
Location Type
- Downtown
- Mountain
- Rural
- Village
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Rafting
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Surf Fishing
- Child's Highchair
- Dining
- Dining Room
- Seating for 12 people
Air Conditioning:
All rooms are equipped with Daikin© Air Conditioning...moreless
- Fan
- Hair Dryer
- Internet:
Linens Provided:
All linens, bath towels, shower products, toiletries are provided. Linen and towels changed daily or as needed. The staff is present 24h / 24h and will meet your needs....moreless
- Living Room
- Parking Off Street
- Sunbed
There is on mobile phone at our houses, that you can use for locals calls only. High-speed Internet Connection of 2Mbs ++ for Skype or whatsapp calls...moreless
Towels Provided:
All linens, bath towels, shower products, toiletries are provided. Linen and towels changed daily or as needed. The staff is present 24h / 24h and will meet your needs....moreless
- Washing Machine:
Wireless Internet:
High-speed Internet Connection of 2Mbs ++ everywhere in the houses...moreless
- 4 Ring Stove
Coffee Maker:
One Expresso Machine is available for our guests only. Extra charge 25'000.- per expresso....moreless
- Dishes & Utensils
- Freezer
- Kettle
We have two kitchen fully equipped. A big one for the guest and the second one for the staff, where they are cooking for you, the breakfast or lunch....moreless
- Microwave
- Pantry Items
- Balcony
If you want, we rent motorbike and bicycles as well - Tours in motorbikes or bicycles with driver and guide are also possible with us....moreless
- Deck / Patio
- Garden Table & Chairs
Pool / Spa
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Included
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|Monthly *
Low Season
Sep 16 - Jun 15, 2017
1 night min stay
My Standard Rate
1 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- No additional mandatory fees
- Stay Tax *
* This amount will be due to the owner upon arrival. Does not apply to children under 5 years.
A deposit of 50% of the rental amount must be received by Capung Sakti – Fair Future Foundation Houses within five (5) working days after the relevant invoice and payment instructions have been given to the hirer. If a deposit (and or written information of deposit transfer) is not received within this time, the booking will be cancelled. Final payment is required 30 days prior to arrival (60 days for Christmas/New Year bookings) or immediately if booking is made less than 45 days prior to arrival.
In the case of bookings made less than 30 days prior to arrival, full payment is required within five (5) working days after the relevant invoice and payment instructions have been given to the hirer.
Payments to be made only by bank transfer (Paypal account) or Credit Card, some conditions apply and full details will be given at the time of booking.
Owner's cancellation policy:
Policy available by contacting owner when booking
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Car: Not Necessary
Capung Sakti Villas and Spa is located only 2.5 km from the Ubud traditional market, the Ubud Palace and the famous Monkey Forest street. It takes 2 minutes by motorbike, 10 min with a bicycle and 25 minutes by feet.
From Jalan Raya Ubud, go to the Palace and turn right just after it (the road in front the traditional market), on Jalan Suweta. And yes, after 2.6 km, on your left, this is Capung Sakti.
And for your convenience and pleasure we organize a free pick up at the airport (one way only).
The Fair Future Foundation;
The Fair Warung Balé (number one on Tripadvisor 27.12.12);
The wonderful staff of the Fair Future Foundation;
The Kecak Fire dance in Jalan Sriwedari (every Wednesday and Saturday at 07:30 pm);
The Fair advices given by Alex and Eka;
Wayan Yannick, our friend and driver which will take you to discover another Bali... A Bali a more authentic and true;
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2013
About the owner: "It's amazing to see how much we can do, when no one is in search of individual glory" Out name are Eka and Alex. We both are founder of two Charity Foundation (NGO State Approved in Switzerland and Indonesia). The Fair Future Foundation and the Bali Sari Foundation are working in Indonesia to help those in needs. We offer free Haealth Medical Care, within our clinics and hospitals, for dozens of thousands people per year. The Capung Sakti Houses and the Fair Warung Balé are the only one "small restaurant" and "guesthouse" Worlwide, which's supports and founds a Massive Public Healthcare Program, including Medical Centers & a Large Medical team, consisting of more than Fifteen Health Professionals, for more than 30,000 people in need… We care children, babys, adolescents, adults, elderly people, families and local communities. Thank you for supporting the Fair Future Foundation and the Bali Sari Foundation and enjoy your stay to Capung Sakti Houses.
Why the Owner Chose Ubud, Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia:
Welcome to all of you, to the Fair Future Foundation - Capung Sakti Houses in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. It's for all of us a great pleasure and an honor to welcome you, for these few days here with us. The Fair Future Foundation was established by Alex in 2006. In 2011, the Bali Sari Foundation, the Indonesian foundation was created in order to develop the solidarity and philanthropy actions of the Swiss Foundation, and both of them: Care and treat tens of thousands poor, sick, disable, disadvantaged human beings per year; In 2013 – 18'000 | 2014 – 22'000 | 2015 – 27'000; We Improve the Daily Life of the local community in suffering; We develop Major Projects in terms of access to free medical care; We Build and operate its own Pediatric Hospital to treat thousands of children annually. The Fair Future Foundation provide them FREE Health & Medical Care solutions, trough our Medical Centers, Home Care Programs & Community Health & Medical Care Events all around in Indonesia. More or less 70% of our founding, comes from a Social Restaurant, the Fair Warung Balé and the Fair Future Foundation - Capung Sakti Houses, where you currently stay for few days withs us. The Fair Warung Balé & the Capung Sakti Houses are very closely related to the operating mode of the Fair Future Foundation. This is the real « cornerstone » of a new economic model, who tries to give back profits & benefits to the poorest and people who are really in need. These two « business » are the only one worldwide which's supports and founds a Massive Public Healthcare Program, including Medical Centers & a Large Medical team of more than fifteen Health Professionals. Thanks to you, we care almost 30'000 people in need/year, including children, babies, adolescents, adults, elderly people, families, local communities etc... Both Foundations are recognized of pure public and annually audited by the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, in Switzerland.
The Unique Benefits at this Bed And Breakfast:
Om Swastyastu, welcome, bienvenue, Imagine a piece of heaven… A breathtaking 180˚ view in Gorgeous & Unique Untouched balinese nature, the soothing noise of the river and the lovely birdsong… Yes, this is what you get at Capung Sakti – Fair Future Foundation Houses, in Ubud, Bali – Indonesia. Situated in an untouched landscape, only two and a half kilometers from Ubud Palace or Ubud Market, our houses offer everything you can expect. A fresh infinity swimming pool, to cool down after a walk in the rice-fields, one modern kitchen to prepare a delicious meal (Ganesha house – only or on request), well decorated rooms and Air Conditioning in both Ganesha and Bramhâ Houses. Our young staff will take care of everything you could need… Need to chill, practice yoga or get tanned? The new terrace (about 20m2 surrounding the rice fields) and the various resting places are here for you. Moreover, our masseur Kimot, will be there on demand, and will help you to relax even more. Fair Future Foundation – Capung Sakti Houses provides a various program of body massages, beauty treatments, and healing tools from traditional Balinese healers. We also suggest you, to look at what our foundation do, to help the poorest people. Download the Foundation brochure here. One of the creator of this 100% Fair Houses, is the founder of the the Fair Future Foundation (an Swiss State Approved NGO based in Indonesia) who's 100% focused healthcare and Children's Hospital building (free Health & Medical Care for people in needs, in Indonesia). The now very famous "Fair Warung Balé" (a social / education center / restaurant) is owned by the foundation too. There, you can eat/order delicious and savory Asian fusion, Indonesian, Balinese or French cuisine. The experience and excellence you found there, you will retrieve in Capung Sakti Houses. At the Fair Future Foundation, people meet and share pieces of their life. Unique Worldwide...
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Creamy Chicken Tikka Curry
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Prep 5 mins
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 kg chicken, with bone, cut into medium size pieces
- 2 teaspoons green chilies, made into a paste
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons ginger-garlic paste
- 1 teaspoon chili flakes
- 3⁄4 teaspoon white pepper powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon smoked cumin powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon coriander powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon allspice
- 3⁄4 teaspoon msg
- 1 tablespoon desiccated coconut
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons white vinegar
- 8 tablespoons yogurt
- 8 tablespoons cream
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 2 ounces oil
- marinate the chicken pieces in all the ingredients & leave for atleast 1 hr or over night.
- put in a pan & cook on low heat for 30-60 minutes, the gravy would have thickened by now.
- now leave a piece of coal directly on the flame of the stove to heat till it is almost white hot.
- pick this piece of coal with a pair of tongs n put in the middle of the creamy chicken tikka, n pour 2 oz of oil on the coal, it will immidiately start to smoke, so quickly cover with a tight lid & leave till the smoke dies down, about 10 minutes.
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|June 26, 2012
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|5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
|Crystal Plunge
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Ann Curtis Cuneo (March 6, 1926 – June 26, 2012), née Ann Elisabeth Curtis, was an American competition swimmer and two-time Olympic champion.
Curtis was born in San Francisco, California, and was coached by Charlie Sava as a member of the San Francisco Crystal Plunge swimming club. In 1944, at age 18, she became the first woman, as well as the first swimmer, to receive the coveted James E. Sullivan Award, recognizing her as the outstanding American amateur athlete of the year.
Curtis competed at the 1948 Summer Olympics in London, England, winning the gold medal in the women's 400-meter freestyle. She won her second gold medal as a member of the women's 4×100-meter freestyle relay team when she came from behind on the event's final leg to win. In addition to her gold medal wins, she also received the silver medal for her second-place finish in the women's 100-meter freestyle.
During her career she set four world and 18 U.S. records.[citation needed]
She was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame in 1966,[1] and the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame in 1983. Curtis died at her home in San Rafael, California on June 26, 2012; she was 86 years old.[2]


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