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EXCLUSIVE! Terror Suspect ‘Chris Cornell’ Drops Death Threats On Obama – Video


EXCLUSIVE! Terror Suspect #39;Chris Cornell #39; Drops Death Threats On Obama
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Obama in Selma for Milestone March’s 50th Anniversary – Video


Obama in Selma for Milestone March #39;s 50th Anniversary
For More Latest News Subscribe us: SELMA: Tracing the footsteps of civil rights leaders who made his journey to the White House possible, President Barack Obama will today visit Selma, Alabama...

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Pete Santilli Episode #916 – Is Net Neutrality A Trojan Horse For Obama-Net? – Video


Pete Santilli Episode #916 - Is Net Neutrality A Trojan Horse For Obama-Net?
Pete Santilli Episode #916 - Is Net Neutrality A Trojan Horse For Obama-Net? Article Short Link - In this episode of The Pete Santilli Show: Ted Methvin Jr - The Soldier #39;s Story Documentary...

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Holy MonK Predicts Obama Will win the Election on Nov 4th 2008 Keith Olbermann Rachel Madd – Video


Holy MonK Predicts Obama Will win the Election on Nov 4th 2008 Keith Olbermann Rachel Madd
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani says he doesn #39;t know yet if he #39;ll launch a 2012 presidential bid. Hillary Kucinich obama Biden Mccain Keith Olbermann Rachel Maddow Palin Richardson...

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Obama Has 'Full Confidence' in DOJ's Michael Brown Decision

President Obama said he has "complete confidence and stand fully behind" the Justice Department's decision not to charge the white Ferguson police officer who killed unarmed black teenager Michael Brown, but criticized the police department for a "pattern and practice" of racial discrimination.

"If there is uncertainty about what happened, then you can't just charge him anyway just because what happened was tragic," Obama said Friday during a town hall with students at South Carolina's Benedict College.

Darren Wilson, who is white, shot and killed Brown after a physical altercation in Ferguson, Missouri, last August. Several witnesses initially said Brown's hands were up when he was shot, sparking massive and sometimes violent protests in Ferguson and across the country.

Those claims have not been proven, and Wilson said he feared for his life during the confrontation with the 18-year-old. A grand jury declined to indict Wilson, sparking further protests.

The Justice Department also cleared Wilson, concluding there was "no credible evidence that Wilson willfully shot Brown as he was attempting to surrender or was otherwise not posing a threat."

"We may never know exactly what happened," Obama said during a town hall at the historically Black Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina. "But Officer Wilson, like anyone else who is charged with a crime, benefits from due process and a reasonable doubt standard."

The president also addressed a Justice Department report released Wednesday that found the Ferguson Police Department had a "pattern and practice" of discriminating against black residents.

"It was an oppressive and abusive situation," he said.

"What we saw was that the Ferguson Police Department in conjunction with the municipality, saw traffic stops, arrests, tickets as a revenue generator as opposed to serving the community," Obama said. "It wasn't like folks were making it up," he added.

Two Ferguson city officials were suspended and resigned Friday, and one was fired after racist emails were uncovered in the Justice Department's report.

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