But sobriety has been part of the persona he peddles.
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In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban peddles hatred of refugees.
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Before heading backstage, Dobson peddles merchandise by the club's front door.
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The distorted reality he peddles includes fabricated people, events, and conversations.
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That's a far cry from the "no evidence" narrative Trump peddles.
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Barack Obama, who today peddles trade deals, slammed them in 2008.
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Critics say it peddles negative body image and bad marital dynamics.
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And in India Ghari Industries now peddles more than 17% of detergent.
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TV peddles a fantasy of connection that real life struggles to fulfill.
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Michael Flynn peddles in conspiracy theories that even a little child would dismiss.
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Broad-brush nationalism is better than the narrow tribalism Mr Trump often peddles.
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Moscow supports Zem a Vek, a magazine that peddles conspiracy theories in Slovakia.
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Instead of hawking insurance or knives, he peddles a less tangible commodity: belief.
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Right now, Jill Stein — who has millions of progressive supporters — peddles fringe Sept.
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InfoWars, which peddles weak and expensive vitamins, has over 900,000 followers on Facebook.
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In fact, he peddles two different visions of realignment, depending on his audience.
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Your jersey -- once $150 inside the team store -- peddles for $2.67 on eBay.
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On the road into Parand, a man peddles sinks to newly arriving families.
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A long tail of niche firms peddles everything from taxi rides to cinema tickets.
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No one who peddles Tamagotchis actually wants you to get rid of your Tamagotchi.
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The New York Times is not some marginal newspaper that traditionally peddles bigoted cartoons.
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But it's also hard to ignore how Christopher Robin peddles a nostalgia for itself.
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"Don't get trapped by the easy trope that Fox peddles fake news," he said.
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"He peddles conspiracy theories," her campaign manager, Robby Mook, said of Mr. Trump on MSNBC.
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The joy it peddles doesn't have much to do with the plain fun of playing.
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SA: In the end, pornography peddles a fantasy, one of sexual abandon devoid of emotion.
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He regularly peddles the false notion that journalists are an extension of the Democratic Party.
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It is a long-form tabloid that peddles false statements and total fabrications about Mrs.
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There aren't really any rules here—except that the bikes have to be driven by peddles.
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The teenage son of one of the Arab rebels peddles cigarettes, a rifle across his knees.
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Yet even Mr Xi appears weak before the arm of his own government that peddles cigarettes.
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And there's an entirely legal industry that peddles that and other personal information for a price.
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And aren't they concerned about how stupid it makes every person who peddles this bunk look?
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I imagine there would be a queue of willing suitors if he peddles his shite round Glasgow!
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And how can we hope for a less violent America when America peddles weapons across the planet?
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Now, the $27 billion industry peddles flimsy products that often contain concerning chemicals and quickly fall apart.
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Jason's store, you see, peddles exclusively first-edition and first-printing fare, along with other historical goodies.
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You can say, so-and-so peddles conspiracies, show that they have, and they'll be okay with that.
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At the top, Kashmiri Kebab peddles homemade samosas, kofte wraps, and a wide array of fiery Kashmiri curries.
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"I stand against any person or organization that peddles this type of unbridled hate and unapologetic bigotry," Kemp said.
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The comments were just one example of the conspiracy theories Nurmantyo peddles as part of his 'proxy war' narrative.
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Like his peers in the security services, Bishop Shevkunov peddles anti-Western conspiracy theories and pays homage to Stalin.
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"I became senseless at the lightning flash," said the 35-year old, who now peddles fruit for a living.
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It peddles useless products to help detoxify your life — and help you find health and happiness along the way.
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Bridesmaid for Hire, a New York company that peddles bridesmaid services like toast making, is also having a sale.
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To his audience, Krumwiede peddles various theories about the virus, such as the idea that it's been genetically engineered.
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Reactions to the ad were largely negative, with critics saying it peddles negative body image and bad marital dynamics.
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Ms. Olivera, however, is no influencer, at least not the kind who shares a shoppable #ootd or peddles beauty products.
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Mr. Burdette is a comedy barker, someone who peddles tickets to stand-up shows that struggle to attract a crowd.
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The site peddles misinformation and paranoia -- "you are under threat," Jones screamed on Monday's show -- while selling supplements and survivalist gear.
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The militia also produces a radio program that peddles anti-immigrant conspiracy theories, according to a report by the Daily Beast.
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Click here to view original GIFYou might know Alex Jones as the guy who peddles conspiracy theories about politics and pizza.
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He also shamelessly peddles his email newsletter in hopes it will serve as a gateway drug to subscribe to The Times.
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Infowars, another pro-Trump site that peddles in conspiracy theories, piled on with a piece exploring whether Clinton had Parkinson's disease.
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Though management typically peddles wellness programs to workers as generous perks, they are actually a way for employers to save money.
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The publication that most closely tracks Trump's view is Breitbart, a far-right site that often peddles in Jones-lite conspiracy theorizing.
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Then-candidate Trump even appeared on Alex Jones's show back in December of 2015, proving again that what InfoWars peddles isn't spam.
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Democratic committee chairman Adam Schiff lays out a timeline of Trump's shadow policy, and GOP ranking member Devin Nunes peddles conspiracy theories
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"I stand against any person or organization that peddles this type of unbridled hate and unapologetic bigotry," Kemp said in a statement.
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The most famous of these is Frits Wentink, and as Frits Wentink, Mensink peddles an incredibly wonky kind of almost-avant-house.
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The chief executive of Cinnabon thinks that being transparent about the fat and sugar she peddles offsets the harm her company creates.
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Sputnik News peddles Kremlin propaganda on topics such as Syria and straightfacedly reports Mr. Putin's denials of interfering in other countries' elections.
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So the culture industry peddles an ideology that supports the prevailing power structure — in the case of America, that ideology was consumerism.
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Jones peddles far right conspiracy theories, whips up hate and spreads junk science in order to generate fear and make money selling supplements.
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"Under the cloak of religion, the 14th Dalai Lama peddles his political ambitions of dividing China all around the world," the spokesman added.
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In 2008 Altria, another tobacco giant, split into two: Altria, which sells cigarettes in America, and Philip Morris International, which peddles tobacco elsewhere.
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The artist's new installation in Mexico City, a functioning convenience store inside a gallery, peddles a false analogy between art and disposable commodities.
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She also still posts racy photos and peddles sex advice from time to time, which seem like little nuggets for her erotic followers.
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Today, we would never term a man who peddles weight loss and counting calories as "body positive" — in fact, he was anything but.
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Among other strange stories, it peddles lurid tales about Poland's post-communist leaders plotting with the communist regime to rule the country together.
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We both love crazy conspiracy theories, like the one Bannon peddles about Huma being tied to the Islamic group who funded 9/11.
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At the same time the NFL sells bone-crushing hits and the NBA peddles down-your-throat dunks, was baseball going to go ... softer?
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Amazon already peddles branded credit cards (issued by Chase) which offer cash advances at a variable rate estimated at a steep 26.24 percent APR.
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Here's another fact: Facebook frequently peddles shit to the press that is later proved to be, at best, outright misleading, and at worst, untrue.
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If that was the intention, I don't see why Cohen chose some provincial gallerist who peddles landscapes rather than a serious art-world gatekeeper.
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When it comes out, the Flick 'N' Jerk will be Nutaku's first physical product — normally the site peddles in NSFW desktop and mobile games.
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The surge suggests the tech industry's recent action against Infowars has drawn new interest to the fringe outlet and the conspiracy theories it peddles.
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The book's critics complain that it peddles stereotypes about transmasculinity and suggests that a lesbian can be "cured" if the sex is good enough.
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Virtual Console, the subsection of Nintendo's online eShop that peddles downloadable games from across the company's history, won't be available for Switch owners at launch.
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It's also quietly demolishing the retrograde approach to "femcare" product design that not only peddles stale and sexist stereotypes, but also can harm women's bodies.
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Critics denounce it as a cult that peddles wacky theology, and warn that it misleads wealthy urbanites into thinking that they can purchase religious merit.
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Does it drive you up a wall when Conway goes to battle with anyone at any given network and peddles her so-called alternative facts?
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Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple have all removed pages or channels belonging to Alex Jones, who runs InfoWars, a media outlet that peddles conspiracy theories.
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This Belgian outfit peddles total fucking audio destruction, whirling together manic crust punk with serrated grindcore into a satisfyingly toxic mass of fast, ugly aggression.
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While the castle no longer peddles its wares, it continues to do its job of enticing city passengers to experience the joys of the Hudson.
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This work is the closest thing we have to a recipe book for how to stop health bunk, like the stuff Oz peddles, from spreading.
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Detractors say that RT is part of a disinformation campaign that peddles exaggerations and untruths to undermine confidence in Western institutions and destabilize democracy itself.
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A more representative picture of local tastes is painted by the menu of Jollibee, a fast-food chain that peddles sugary burgers, noodles and fried chicken.
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Mr. Stone is a master of disinformation tactics and a frequent presence on Infowars, a website that spins bogus conspiracy theories and peddles questionable dietary supplements.
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Thus, when Hannity peddles conspiracy theories about Seth Rich, the young Democratic National Committee staffer murdered in Washington last year, that's an echo of John Birch.
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Located on an otherwise peaceful street, this charming shop peddles books about spirits and magick, alongside tarot cards, gothic jewellery and other knick-knacks of the occult.
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Though the internet should be made more hostile to the kind of messages ISIS peddles, we will end up driving ISIS supporters underground when ideas go unchallenged.
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"Jillian Michaels hates her own body and is worried that if other people hate their bodies less, they'll stop buying the shit she peddles," Sara Benincasa tweeted.
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Like a corporate marketer, it peddles chunks of the data to spammers seeking to reach specific audiences, like middle-aged women who live in certain ZIP codes.
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Meanwhile, an alternative-medicine industry daily peddles "anti-inflammatory" diets — but which of these reduce inflammation, or what types of inflammation are affected, remains far from known.
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Attendees David Huerta and Cameron Cundiff developed a wedding gift registry for Crypto Market, a dark web marketplace that peddles fake Xanax pills and credit card accounts.
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The violence in William Hogarth's sketch, made in 1750, almost feels senseless, even as it is softened with humour (a well-dressed boy peddles pies amid the chaos).
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The biggest and most obvious change: Saladin, the vendor that peddles Iron Banner gear in the Tower when the tournament is live, will be moving to Felwinter's Peak.
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She opened BAPS more than a year ago and has a thriving Instagram account where she promotes her services and peddles wigs and hair weave to 90,000 followers.
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As Zedler peddles HB 1035, several other bills have been introduced that are its inverse, designed to prevent discrimination against trans people in labor, housing, employment, and public accommodation.
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On a footpath outside a big stadium, a hawker peddles colourful jerseys and wrist bands as young men line up to have the country's flag painted on their faces.
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And by the way, if there&aposs so much concern over conspiracy theories like the one Alex Jones peddles, well, do moments like this give social media kings pause?
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And when you start to look into the junk science that this account peddles we can start to speculate about why this account exists:Life-extension dietary supplements for $56?
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Ms. Jose plays a tough, low-level drug dealer who peddles dope out of her small Manila store and, with her addict husband, is swept up in police corruption.
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But during a Q&A with reporters, the head of Facebook's News Feed couldn't explain why a company like InfoWars, which peddles conspiracy theories, is still on its platform.
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Like when I write about Mike Cernovich, I always point out, Mike Cernovich, who peddles baseless conspiracy theories, and who is far right, and on the fringe of politics.
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For years, people have debated whether Gwyneth Paltrow believes the bullshit (or Goopshit, as we like to call it here at Vox) she peddles through her lifestyle brand Goop.
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She is a community leader and peddles homemade flavored ices and candy to help make ends meet; her boyfriend brings in $14 a day as a freelance construction worker.
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He peddles bizarre conspiracy theories, including that the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax, but also his own line of snake oil in the form of dubious dietary supplements.
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A weed dealer in the shadows peddles "Purple Haze" for $25 as a near-toothless older man chases women with a seven-foot Burmese python draped around his neck.
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He often tried to get me hooked, the way an enterprising drug dealer peddles his wares to youths, but as a child I preferred the faster sports — basketball, football.
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As part of the deal, Viacom has the right to sell Snapchat's owned and operated advertising space in the United States, expanding the digital offerings it peddles to television advertisers.
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But I've found that the less pressure I place on myself to love myself—at least the way the self-care industrial complex peddles that concept—the better I feel.
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This evidence includes several articles published by Global Research, a fringe Canada-based website that peddles in 9/11 conspiracy theories and claims that Hillary Clinton runs a pedophile ring.
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Billy Corgan, a once-masterful songwriter who now peddles bizarre conspiracy theories and deliberately makes people think he's a dumbass, has a Smashing Pumpkins reunion on the go right now.
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More space is taken up, though, with the uncomfortable question of Johnson's role in the community, and his twinges of guilt over the damage done by the heroin he peddles.
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Last week, for example, Facebook was broadly attacked by the media for defending InfoWars, the far-right site run by Alex Jones that often peddles conspiracy theories and inaccurate information.
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It's almost a fascinating dissection of pop feminism, of the idea that something is feminist solely because it centers on a "strong woman," no matter what other values it peddles.
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He was the sire of President Obama's State of the Union address, which could be heard as a point-by-point retort to the gloom, doom and bigotry that Trump peddles.
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The state law peddles the malicious idea that transgender people are sexual predators and that allowing people to use a bathroom that reflects their gender identity violates the rights of others.
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That includes the ability to criticize both a member of Congress who peddles anti-Semitic images and the president of the United States who openly affirms racist comments disparaging that Congresswoman.
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Apple and Google are far from the only companies taking measures to cut down on content that either peddles misinformation or seeks to take exploit the ongoing outbreak for financial gain.
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Apple and Google are far from the only companies taking measures to cut down on content that either peddles misinformation or seeks to take exploit the ongoing outbreak for financial gain.
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Wendy (a spot on Ann McDonough), a former nurse and a not-so-secret on-site drinker, is married to Dev (James Murtaugh), who fruitlessly peddles the gospel of success books.
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I'd practically storm out of her house if she insisted on tuning in to the show on E!. She even bought one of those waist-trainers the family incessantly peddles on Instagram.
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I wish there was a better word than influencer because that's just such a dirty disgusting word, but generically an influencer someone who peddles their influence in exchange for goods and services.
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How the hell does the NBA take all this heat for bad endgames and hacking and all that shit when the NFL peddles two-to-ten minutes of clock-killing every week?
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As CEO of Breitbart News, Bannon gave a leading platform to the alt-right, what I consider a white supremacist movement that regularly and unabashedly peddles in anti-Semitism, sexism and racism.
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At the high end of the market is Ultimate Library, which peddles what Mr. Blackwell calls "intelligent luxury," books handpicked one by one to give a highly specified feel to a space.
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It is the same Academy that last year nominated the Coen brothers' The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, which peddles the gross Western stereotype of bloodthirsty Natives, for the same award Waititi won Sunday night.
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But overall, the Times found no proof that Warren ever received an advantage based on her claims to Native American heritage — which is the weird, anti-affirmative action narrative that Trump peddles as fact.
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Professions in general aren't in a good place in the otherwise excellent Legion expansion, but Inscription goods aren't in constant demand like the elixirs an alchemist peddles or the gear stitched together by a leatherworker.
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Perhaps no one has done more to fuel the tumult than Olavo de Carvalho, a conservative Brazilian writer who peddles political commentary and conspiracy theories by uploading videos and tweets from his home in Virginia.
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The Flavour Gallery, which peddles merch from various food-related brands like Food & Wine and 5 Napkin Burger, has a slew of Hidden Valley goods that'll delight anyone who can't get enough of the good stuff.
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The restaurant and market, which also operates a production facility nearby, peddles imported truffle goods, vats of olive oil, and wheels of cheese in addition to cold meat by the pound and bulk gnocchi and tortellini.
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As the administration peddles its Affordable Clean Energy plan, which would mostly financially benefit their industry friends, they fail to highlight the devastating health and environmental costs laid out in their own analysis of this proposal.
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"It's a little unusual, it's not like jumping in a car and turning the wheel and peddles and gears," said Dean Fuller, British Champion on the wheel-driven variety, at the season's first meeting in Surrey.
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"Translation: A group of incredibly biased left-wing fake news outlets will bury dissenting opinions," Paul Joseph Watson, editor-at-large of the far-right website Infowars, which routinely peddles unsubstantiated conspiracy theories, said on Twitter.
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His bet is that after two previous failed campaigns, the political demands of the moment might finally be lining up for a competent Washington veteran who peddles the kind of empathy that the current President lacks.
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Teebs, a nickname, is also a persona: a "hoar on a book tour" ("hoar," since he has outlived some of his friends and family back home, "whore" because he peddles his art from city to city).
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One of the very problems Ms. Wade bemoans throughout her book — how the media peddles "salacious stories" about partying students obsessed with casual sex — is one she unwittingly replicates in her own pages, especially early on.
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In middle-income markets, local actors are gaining ground fast—in Brazil, Botica Comercial Farmacêutica peddles nearly 30% of perfume, says RBC Capital, an investment bank, and in India Ghari Industries sells more than 17% of detergent.
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"He's proud, he tells people that he doesn't read books, and it's been showing by the outlandish conspiracy theories he peddles in and misstatements that seem to almost pour out of him about the past," Brinkley said.
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Mr. Jones peddles diet supplements, survivalist gear and gun-related paraphernalia on radio broadcasts and videos that spread outlandish claims like the government is trying to infringe on Americans' rights, destroy their health or control their minds.
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His fundamental insight was that his audience is also a nearly captive market for the variety of goods he peddles via Infowars' website and his syndicated radio show — products intended to assuage the same fears he stokes.
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And it was quite rich listening to Pompeo make that statement, when Trump *THE DAY BEFORE* smeared the nation's top three newspapers, and praised a far-right media organization that regularly peddles conspiracy theories on his behalf.
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"Love Island" is a product of the zeitgeist for many reasons — the show peddles its own makeup line and populates itself with minor Instagram influencers — but it is the absolute surveillance that makes it a cultural touchstone.
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"Love Island" is a product of the zeitgeist for many reasons — the show peddles its own makeup line and populates itself with minor Instagram influencers — but it is the absolute surveillance that makes it a cultural touchstone.
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When it comes to vision-boarding and shopping for our ideal, Pinterest-perfect homes and wardrobes, it's nice to have a one-stop shopping destination that peddles premium goods with an emphasis on aesthetics, utility, and sustainability.
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This, I think, is what happened to Barr, who went from being an incisive comedian to being a millionaire many times over to being someone who promoted some of the same conspiracy theory nonsense that Cernovich peddles.
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Alex Jones, the blustering, screaming, head honcho of InfoWars—an independent "news" outlet that consistently peddles conspiracy theory as fact, but with none of the attempted (but still largely wrong) scientific and factual nuance of, say, Loose Change.
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Planting in fertile soil Disinformation as practiced by the Soviet and now Russian security services works best when the lie it peddles contains an element of verisimilitude or the germ of verifiable fact, however cleverly cocooned in falsehoods.
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If Clinton trusts voters enough to initiate an intelligent conversation about the future of America, voters will come to increasingly trust her and will chose a president to lift their lives above a demagogue who peddles hatred and blame.
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While he peddles obvious falsehoods -- for instance, over the reasons why Russia was thrown out of the G8 summit -- his long crusade against what he calls "fake news" means that his supporters are disposed to believe whatever he says.
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Mr. Jones peddles weapons-grade nut-jobbery, but he has been promoted by the Drudge Report, one of the most heavily trafficked media websites in the country, and may have played a key role in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Lopez is the vice president of research at the Center for Security Policy, a conservative-leaning think tank in Washington, DC, that focuses almost exclusively on the threat of radical Islamic terrorism and regularly peddles outlandish conspiracy theories about American Muslims.
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"Hillary Clinton hasn't made an honest dollar in her entire life – all she does is take from you, from our country, and peddles influence to donors, special interests, and foreign actors – for astronomical dollars and like never before," Trump said Monday.
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"—The Hill Kushner Sis Peddles 'Investor Visas' in ChinaAt a Ritz-Carlton ballroom in Beijing on Sunday, Jared Kushner's sister Nicole Kushner Meyer promised Chinese investors that putting $2427,20173 toward a New Jersey development would secure them an "investor visa.
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Shortly afterwards came QT, an even more meticulously moulded type of star—all peroxide hair and lip gloss—a virtual avatar for all the sickly sweet pop she creates to be guzzled down like the fizzy pop drink she peddles.
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There's no comparable sense of ethics or political awareness in "Like a Boss," which peddles toothless sisterhood while operating from the premise that there's something inherently funny about women cursing, having sex and getting stoned, you know, acting like (stereotyped) dudes.
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You can change whatever you want on your bike, with the exceptions being that each bike can only have two wheels, it should be driven by two peddles, there can only be one rider per bike, and they can't use any weapons.
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" A handful of case studies show us where those opportunities lie: Otis sells pirated DVDs that otherwise would be out of his buyers' price range; Lee peddles water at busy intersections, believing "this is all there is for young men like him.
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"He has written that 'fear of Muslims is rational' and said that 'Islam is a political ideology' and 'a cancer' that 'hides behind being a religion,' and continuously peddles the nonsensical fear of 'Shariah law' spreading in the United States," the letter said.
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I'm not sure how one becomes so emboldened to write a show like this—one that airs in 2019, yet opens on an orchestral cover of Lady Gaga's "Poker Face," and peddles quips like free-flowing water—but god damnit, it's inspiring.
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If a known con artist peddles a potion that he claims will make people lose 25 pounds and enjoy a better sex life, we don't just quote the man and a critic; we find ways to signal to readers that he's a fraud.
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John Kasich -- beating Trump in a primary, at least a candidacy by one of those sorts of politicians would signal to the GOP (and the broader country) that there remained a real and robust resistance to the sort of politics Trump peddles.
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Despite being given a civilian honor typically reserved for those who have made positive contributions to American life like Toni Morrison and Ansel Adams, the radio personality has long been a divisive figure who openly peddles racist, sexist, and otherwise inflammatory views.
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Lots of contemporary country music peddles rural nostalgia to big-city listeners; drive around Atlanta or other southern conurbations and you see many pick-up trucks with tell-tale spotless beds, their owners tied to urban jobs but signalling their country roots with their wheels.
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When Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the head of Law and Justice, whips up one of the mass-meetings at which he peddles conspiracy theories on a chilly Tuesday evening, what alchemy persuades each member of his audience that he is summoning an ancient and personal loyalty?
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Centred on Breitbart, a publication now again run by Steve Bannon, a former adviser to President Donald Trump, and Fox News, a cable channel, this "ecosystem" includes hundreds of other online-only news sites, from Conservapedia, a right-wing Wikipedia, to Infowars, which peddles conspiracy theories.
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She's fundraised off of the shake-up four times this week, and campaign manager Robby Mook derided Bannon as "someone best known for running a so-called news site that peddles divisive, at times racist, anti-Muslim, anti-Semitic conspiracy theories" during a call with reporters.
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In the two years since she introduced her brand, Ms. Sacks has founded a successful finance-related book club, newsletter where she shares finance tips and news, and merchandise line, where she peddles merchandise such as J.P. Sonja Morgan hats and "I miss Janet Yellen" pullovers.
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"If every journalist who files a false report or peddles fake, vicious RSS/BJP sponsored propaganda about me is put in jail, most newspapers/ news channels would face a severe staff shortage," he said in a tweet, referring to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the BJP's fountainhead.
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The Trump presidency is in mortal peril because for every Trump apologist and enabler who parrots his party line or peddles his bogus conspiracy theories, there are a greater number of patriots who work for him but act for the nation and will not be silenced any longer.
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Unlike companies that have democratized access to movies (Netflix) or music (Spotify), Rent the Runway peddles in touchable, feel-able, not-streamable material goods — garments that lose buttons and rip and stain and go through God knows what after they slide onto the bodies of their temporary owners.
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As a business hustler and entertainer, then as candidate and president, he peddles over-the-top make-believe from his branded cologne and "university" and Ceausescu-esque residences to his WWE appearances and "The Apprentice" to the tales about millions of illegal 2016 voters and his predecessor's birthplace.
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Let's look at one work, Richard Strauss's 1911 comic opera, "Der Rosenkavalier," that peddles this lie to enduring popular acclaim, and then at a far superior work, Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra," which undermines the stereotype and illuminates some special attributes, even advantages, of sexual love between the aging.
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To be clear, Linton is not an elected official, and how she spends her money is her own business, whether it's on Birkin bags and Valentino heels or perhaps copies of her own bizarrely self-aggrandizing book, which peddles racist clichés about Africa and has been thoroughly discredited.
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He lies, repeatedly (but he always does that), seems to accidentally admit to breaking campaign finance law, peddles bizarre conspiracies about the FBI, and goes off on an extended tangent about how the main investigative technique used in the United States to bring down organized crime operations should be illegal.
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The Alex Jones Show, which peddles far-right and libertarian leaning political and social views to its emotionally-invested listeners, is syndicated on over 160 AM and FM stations across the country, carried by the America's Talk channel on internet radio juggernaut iHeartRadio, and distributed as a popular podcast on iTunes.
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While the president peddles falsehoods about the availability of tests and misstates the details of his own policies in an Oval Office address, the rest of the country is piecing together the advice of local officials and the actual public health experts who have managed to make their voices heard.
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Whether it is Iraqis and Syrians fleeing the effects of illegal American wars, or Africans seeking to work for their former European colonial masters, or Guatemalans and Hondurans trying to get into the country that peddles them guns and buys their drugs: They are coming here because we were there.
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Of course, that won't stop Logan Paul from making money from his merchandise, which he consistently peddles on his channel amongst his tasteful jokes — and which he'll probably pushing harder than ever: Anyway, I would watch for Logan to push his merch even harder in his vids now (if that's even possible?!?).
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At a time when the country is more stressed and divided than ever, I question whether it's worth tearing each other apart over an ad for a company that peddles this as its mission statement: "to connect the world through fitness, empowering people to be the best version of themselves anywhere, anytime."
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Her vagina-scented candle might be dressed up in the same chic aesthetic as the rest of the lifestyle wares Goop peddles, but it's still just a candle that smells like a vagina—or at least jokes about smelling like a vagina in order to get Goop stans to shell out $75 for it.
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She calls SoulCycle, the spinning studio which peddles cardio and feel-goodness, along with $100 leggings and $50 beanies (which Linton is wearing during her interview) her "temple," and she likes to listen to jazz music in her $12.6 million D.C. mansion, when she's not at the couple's Upper East Side Manhattan apartment or the couple's Los Angeles abode.
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Meet the woman tapped to help save Trump's campaign "Donald Trump has decided to double down on his most small, nasty and divisive instincts by turning his campaign over to someone who is best known for running a so called news sites that peddles divisive, at times, racist, anti-Muslim, anti-semitic, conspiracy theories," Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manager, said Wednesday.
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A vivid example can be understood from the following fictional conversation: In the movie "Contagion," about a fictional epidemic, a character played by Jude Law peddles a false cure called Forsythia during an interview with Dr. Sanjay Gupta, saying it's known to be effective even though it doesn't appear on the website of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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I analyzed the past two years of transcripts from Hannity, his Fox News program that airs every weeknight, and found a show that peddles conspiracy theories more than any other news show in the US. Hannity often mirrors the language of online conspiracy forums, and it's only gotten more frequent since Hannity's friend and fellow conspiracy theorist Donald Trump became president.
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When one of the Tidying Up episodes starts with parents telling their child that they're not going to take him to Toys 'R' Us because they're all going to learn about "being happy with how much [they] already have," that's their projection — Kondo, who of course peddles a few products of her own, does not actually go so far as to advise against consumerist impulses.
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"After several failed attempts to pivot into a more serious and presidential mode, Donald Trump has decided to double down on his most small, nasty and divisive instincts by turning his campaign over to someone best known for running a so-called news site that peddles divisive, at times racist, anti-Muslim, anti-semitic, conspiracy theories," Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said Wednesday on a conference call with reporters.
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Later in the poem, McCrae is told of an allegorical satanic figure called the boss, who peddles a grim, anti-creation story: At the beginning of The world you want to know what God said what words God spoke to Call humans into being The boss says God said Snails Make shells humans make hells And winked and there you were The glib, nightmarish motto offers a form of clandestine comfort.
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While President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE peddles his own brand of identity politics, he has cleverly marketed himself as the anti-"political correctness" candidate, a lone counter-voice to the self-defeating excesses of the Democratic Party.
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But all of that is on hold for me now, because something more fundamental is at stake: It's not what we do — it's who we are, how we talk to one another, what we model to the world, how we respect our institutions and just how warped our society and government can get in only a few years from a president who lies every day, peddles conspiracy theories from the bully pulpit of the White House and dares to call our F.B.I. and Justice Department a "criminal deep state" for doing their job.
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Such users displayed to this reporter included: James Woods, the actor with a history of incendiary political rhetoric who promotes conspiratorial views; Jeanine Pirro, the Fox News host who was recently suspended by the network for Islamophobic comments; Candace Owens, the Turning Point USA communications director who had to clarify controversial comments about Adolf Hitler; Bill Mitchell, the Twitter personality who peddles conspiracy theories and inflammatory political rhetoric; Jack Posobiec, the One America News Network host who has a history peddling conspiracy theories; "Diamond and Silk," the pro-Trump social media duo who employ inflammatory political rhetoric and pushed false claims about Facebook; and others.
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