At the very same time that Hollywood mogul and sexual predator Harvey Weinstein was recently said to have "owned the press" by his longtime Miramax screenwriter associate, Scott Rosenberg, the American public was served an interview on the Ellen DeGeneres Show with Jesus Campos, the security guard who was shot in the leg through the door of Stephen Paddock's large suite at the Mandalay Bay Hotel on the fateful night of October 1, 2017, where almost 60 people were massacred.  While nothing should be taken away from Campos himself, who experienced the terrors of rapid gunfire, the way his testimony has been handled is pure theater.  Not only does Hollywood giant MGM run the Ellen DeGeneres Show, but it also owns the Mandalay Bay.  While MGM has made movies galore, it has yet to cough up any film exposing what transpired before, during, and after the Las Vegas massacre in the hotel itself.  Hotel casinos are loaded with surveillance cameras.  It...(Read Full Article)