#Moira Sinise

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The Fantasist (Robin Hardy, 1987)

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Gary Sinise Spills Secret To Happy Marriage With Moira Harris After 40 Years Together

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The Fantasist (1986)

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 V té době je Johnu Connorovi (Nick Stahl) teprve třináct let. Děj třetího pokračování se odehrává o 10 let později. Do světa lidí se z budoucnosti přemístí opět dva stroje. „Hodný“ a „zlý“ Terminátor. Tedy, zlá Terminátorka T-X (Kristanna Loken). Značně vylepšená a kladnému, taky trochu vylepšenému, Terminátorovi T-800(Arnold Schwarzeneger) nedávající příliš šancí. Scény, v nichž Arnold drtí nebo je…- Více na https://www.kritiky.cz/terminator-3-vzpoura-stroju-druhy-dil-konci-horkou-lazni-kladneho-i-zaporneho-terminatora/

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Your Fave Is Catholic: Gary Sinise

Known for: Emmy Award winning, Golden Globe winning, & Academy Award nominated actor & director who has appeared in a great number of roles for stage, film, & television. He started his career as part of the Steppenwolf Theater Company (along with other beloved actors like John Malkovich, whom he co-starred with on numerous occasions), & did productions that include True West & Orphans. He would then jump to the medium of film, & such film projects to his name include Of Mice & Men (which he also directed), Forrest Gump, Apollo 13, The Quick & the Dead, Snake Eyes, The Green Mile, Bruno, Mission to Mars, The Human Stain, Mission: Space, The Forgotten, Open Season, Captain America: the Winter Soldier, & many more. Besides acting, he is also a musician who plays bass guitar for his own band Lt. Dan Band, which is named after his character from Forrest Gump.

Evidence of Faith: According to the Catholic News Service, Gary was actually not originally Catholic. His journey to becoming a Catholic started when his wife Moira converted to Catholicism in 2000, became a devout follower, & insisted that their children go to Catholic school. Gary, being a loving husband, went along with everything for a long time, & in 2010 he started going to confirmation classes in secret, & officially converted to Catholicism on Christmas Eve of that same year. Since then, he’s been a practicing Catholic. To further illustrate his faith to this day, he was awarded a James Cardinal Gibbons Medal from the Catholic University of America in 2017 for all of his great work.

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Gary Sinise Net Worth 2021: Age, Height, Weight, Wife, Kids, Bio-Wiki

Gary Sinise Net Worth 2021: Age, Height, Weight, Wife, Kids, Bio-Wiki

Gary Sinise Celebrated Name: Gary Sinise Real Name/Full Name: Gary Alan Sinise Gender: Male Age: 66 years old Birth Date: 17 March 1955 Birth Place: Blue Island, Illinois, United States Nationality: American Height: 1.75 m Weight: 85 kg Sexual Orientation: Straight Marital Status: Married Wife/Spouse (Name): Moira Harris (m. 1981) Children: Yes (McCanna Anthony Sinise, Sophie Sinise,…

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John Mahoney's famous co-stars share sweet remembrances: John Cusack, Cameron Crowe, Jane Leeves, and more

Back in the Frasier days, Jane Leeves as Daphne Moon and John Mahoney as Martin Crane. (Photo: David Rose/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)

A lot of love was shared for actor John Mahoney after it was reported that he died Sunday in Chicago from complications of throat cancer. The 77-year-old actor clearly had a lot of fans, including many of his famous co-stars.

While the British actor was best known for his long run in TV’s Frasier — he was the grumpy dad of Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce — his list of credits is long despite becoming an actor in his late 30s. The two-time Emmy nominee — and Tony winner — also appeared in Moonstruck, Say Anything…, and Reality Bites. Most recently, he played Betty White’s love interest on Hot in Cleveland.

And his co-stars in those projects — and others — shared their fondness for him following the news of his passing.

Jane Leeves, who worked with Mahoney on Frasier and later Hot in Cleveland, told TheWrap, “John was the dearest sweetest man I have ever known. His wicked sense of humor, usually whispered in your ear or spoken just loud enough that only you could hear, could bring you to tears. And his smile. Oh my god. He was lit from within.”

The actress, who tapped Mahoney to be the godfather of her son, ended with, “How lucky I am to have had him in my life. I loved him so much and will miss him so terribly.”

Peri Gilpin, who is also a Frasier alum (Roz!), shared a photo of “John singing at my wedding.” She urged followers to “watch Moonstruck, Say Anything and/or Frasier or anything you can find with him in it and raise a glass to John. Remember him well.”

John singing at my wedding. Watch Moonstruck, Say Anything and/or Frasier or anything you can find with him in it and raise a glass to John. Remember him well.

A post shared by Peri Gilpin (@peri.gilpin) on Feb 5, 2018 at 4:51pm PST

And while Kelsey himself hasn’t seemed to comment, his ex-wife, Camille Grammer, did.

I’m heartbroken by this news. John was a wonderful and talented man. RIP ❤️ https://t.co/0FGhtFWLx7

— Camille Grammer (@TheRealCamilleG) February 6, 2018

Say Anything…‘s John Cusack thought Mahoney’s death was a hoax at first. He was disappointed to learn it wasn’t. He later paid tribute to him on Instagram, calling him “a true & beautiful soul — kind generous and wonderfully talented man.”

Rip John Mahoney – a true & beautiful soul – kind generous and wonderfully talented man.

A post shared by John Cusack (@johncusack) on Feb 5, 2018 at 4:11pm PST

We didn’t remember Zach Braff worked with him until this:

I was so honored to work with the legendary John Mahoney on “The Broken Heart’s Club.” I was so nervous because “Say Anything” is one of my favorite films ever. He could not have been a kinder man. #RIPJohnMahoney pic.twitter.com/DFp8Dpj6uz

— Zach Braff (@zachbraff) February 6, 2018

“I was so honored to work with the legendary John Mahoney on The Broken Heart’s Club,” he wrote on Twitter. “I was so nervous because Say Anything is one of my favorite films ever. He could not have been a kinder man.”

Dean Cain was also in that movie.

Sorry to hear of the passing of #JohnMahoney Such a talented actor and wonderful man. RIP, my friend. pic.twitter.com/6EJwcdwJco

�� Dean Cain (@RealDeanCain) February 5, 2018

Cameron Crowe, Mahoney’s director in Say Anything…, also shared a throwback. “Here’s to you, John Mahoney!” he wrote. “You make the unforgettable look easy.”

Here's to you, John Mahoney! You make the unforgettable look easy. @johncusack, @ioneskye1, @canyonjim pic.twitter.com/jB1PTQmUaQ

— Cameron Crowe (@CameronCrowe) February 6, 2018

It was Gary Sinise, along with John Malkovich, who invited Mahoney to join Steppenwolf Theatre in the late 1970s. Mahoney, who had been a medical magazine editor, was already in his late 30s, getting his acting start pretty late. The Forrest Gump star remembered Mahoney fondly.

Our old friend and Steppenwolf theatre colleague John Mahoney passed away yesterday. So many wonderful plays together over the years. A wonderful actor I’ll never forget his 1985 performance in Orphans (Chicago and New York). It was a great pleasure to know him and work with him. From Moira and I, Rest In Peace old friend.

A post shared by Gary Sinise (@garysiniseofficial) on Feb 5, 2018 at 4:57pm PST

“Our old friend and Steppenwolf theatre colleague John Mahoney passed away yesterday,” wrote Sinise. “So many wonderful plays together over the years. A wonderful actor I’ll never forget his 1985 performance in Orphans (Chicago and New York). It was a great pleasure to know him and work with him. From Moira and I, Rest In Peace old friend.”

It is with our deepest sorrow that we share the news that ensemble member of 39 years John Mahoney passed away. Tonight’s opening night performance of You Got Older has been cancelled. We are instead inviting all to gather in Front Bar this evening. All are welcome to join us. pic.twitter.com/k8yrrR7ICA

— Steppenwolf Theatre (@SteppenwolfThtr) February 6, 2018

Martha Plimpton, who shared the Steppenwolf connection, also posted.

Mahoney. Dearest. Farewell. https://t.co/aMcrdVyeNs

— Martha Plimpton (@MarthaPlimpton) February 6, 2018

Marg Helgenberger worked with him in an episode of Frasier.

I'm very saddened to hear that #johnmahoney has left this earth. I was lucky enough to have worked with him in an episode of #Frazier. A wonderful actor & an even more wonderful human being. May he rest in peace.

— Marg Helgenberger (@MargHelgen) February 6, 2018

Max Greenfield worked with him in Hot in Cleveland.

As good as it ever gets #JohnMahoney pic.twitter.com/9LZBP65K9P

— max greenfield (@iamgreenfield) February 6, 2018

Kathy Griffin befriended him during a trip to Chicago, “where I’m from and where he lived.”

I would always run into John Mahoney at NBC events when we both co-starred on NBC sitcoms, but I didn't get a chance to spend time with him until I ran into him at a restaurant in Oak Park, IL (where I'm from and where he lived). He was a very kind and generous man. Rest in peace pic.twitter.com/WJvjlBq6fB

— Kathy Griffin (@kathygriffin) February 6, 2018

Eriq La Salle worked with him in The Human Factor.

RIP John Mahoney. One of the gentlest spirits I've ever met and had the pleasure of working with.

— Eriq La Salle (@EriqLaSalle23) February 6, 2018

Ike Barinholtz’s path crossed with Mahoney on MADtv.

One of the best Chicago actors ever. RIP John Mahoney https://t.co/9WiTgU07HC

— Ike Barinholtz (@ikebarinholtz) February 6, 2018

Richard Schiff and Mahoney worked together in The Hudsucker Proxy.

Mixture of pure kindness and purer talent. John Mahoney was the best. RIP https://t.co/ztAZWu99Jm

— Richard Schiff (@Richard_Schiff) February 6, 2018

And even stars who don’t seem to have overlapped on any TV or movie credits remembered him as well.

John Mahoney!

— octavia spencer (@octaviaspencer) February 6, 2018

John Mahoney has moved on. A Great actor. Incredible wicked sense of humor. And someone who made a huge difference in my life and many others. #RIPJohnMahoney #respect https://t.co/SHNHtff6QJ

— Ben Stiller (@RedHourBen) February 6, 2018

RIP John Mahoney! Great actor

— Viola Davis (@violadavis) February 6, 2018

I have looked up to #JohnMahoney for so many years for so many reasons. He has always been an inspiration to me. He will continue to be.❤️

— Jesse Tyler Ferguson (@jessetyler) February 6, 2018

Thank you for the laughs John Mahoney. pic.twitter.com/1NMNUECOGS

— Luke Evans (@TheRealLukevans) February 6, 2018

He was Dad to Frasier and Niles (AND Diane Court) but also a Father figure to us all. Rest In Peace, John Mahoney! https://t.co/Bj25Ppd4n6

— KevinSmith (@ThatKevinSmith) February 6, 2018

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Angry liberal mobs now stalking Trump supporters

Photo: Resist Trump Tuesdays Chicago/Facebook

Anthony J. Saliba is no shrinking violet. As a prominent Chicago financier as well as a trustee of the nation’s leading conservative think tank, he has seen his share of rough-and-tumble battles.

But Tony Saliba hadn’t ever seen a crude effigy of himself paraded around, one that represented him a puppeteer manipulating the president of the United States. Until recently at a landmark of Chicago’s financial district, anyway.

That’s when 100 to 200 protesters, depending on who is counting, descended on the Bank of America Building on South LaSalle Street, in effect looking for Saliba. His business offices are on an upper floor of the 45-floor structure.

“I was, like, wow,” Saliba says in a phone interview with The Daily Signal.

The demonstrators marched and chanted, blocked the street and main entrance, and carried signs with messages directed at President Donald Trump, Saliba himself, and The Heritage Foundation, the Washington-based think tank where the entrepreneur has served on the Board of Trustees since 2012.

One sign read: “Tony Saliba: Put people over profit.”

“They filled the revolving doors so nobody could come or go,” Saliba says, who learned about the protest afterward.

Chicago police said they arrested eight men and women, ages 26 to 78, and charged them with criminal trespass for blocking the doors to the building.

Since Trump’s inauguration, the Windy City has been the stage for some sizable protests, including a series of “Resist Trump Tuesdays” during the new administration’s first 100 days.

The reason for the self-described resistance March 21: Trump’s proposed budget cuts across most of the government, many of them recommended by Heritage policy experts as part of the think tank’s “Blueprint for Balance.”

In particular, the protesters said they were angry about recommended cuts in spending at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Some of their signs and slogans singled out HUD Secretary Ben Carson.

Heritage analysts, among others, have identified specific HUD programs as ineffective and wasteful.

Don @SeniorCaucus explains how Tony Saliba @ajsmarketwizard & rest of @Heritage Board push privatization & cuts to HUD. #ResistTrumpTuesdays pic.twitter.com/5A2NrAGkYz

— The People’s Lobby (@peopleslobbyusa) March 21, 2017

As it turned out, Saliba didn’t go to his office that day. He was at home, fighting a cold, and only learned about the disruption a day later when family members, co-workers, and friends began emailing him with links to photos and stories posted online.

“They used my name and address and Heritage board affiliation,” he says of the protesters in the interview with The Daily Signal, which is Heritage’s multimedia news organization.

Trading Pioneer and Leader

Saliba, 61, admits to being amused at first—until he showed the photos and stories several days later to his wife, Moira, and she “freaked out.”

“She didn’t care how long ago it was, she cared for her babies,” he says. “She said it’s no laughing matter, someone marching along with your name and picture, bigger than life.”

The Salibas have two teenage children.

“She is still a little rattled,” Saliba says of his wife. “She wasn’t too thrilled about me talking to you.”

Saliba didn’t dwell on the incident, telling Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint about it only in response to a March 28 email from DeMint to Heritage board members about the collapse of House Republican leadership’s Obamacare replacement bill.

It was a bit intimidating, he admits in retrospect, seeing a blown-up photo of his smiling face mounted atop an effigy that cradled a hand puppet with Trump’s face on it.

“It was just scary that my picture was bigger than life on a big doll they were carrying around,” Saliba says of the effigy. “I was holding a puppet of Trump’s head on a stick, like I was a puppet master.”

The protesters also pasted fake U.S. currency to the images of Saliba and Trump.

Saliba, considered a pioneer and leader in the Chicago derivatives market, was the only options trader to be profiled in the best-selling 1989 book “Market Wizards.” He is now an author himself.

He is founder and chief executive officer of Saliba Venture Management LLC, SalibaCo LLC, and Fortify Technologies. He also is founder and an owner of the education entities Peak Edge and International Trading Institute, and founder and partner of Saliba Portfolio Management and Efficient Capital Management.

Saliba, who got his start at the Chicago Board Options Exchange, previously was chief executive officer of LiquidPoint, a Chicago-based options technology company he started in 1999.

He also became an executive managing director at ConvergEx Group, which provides technologies for asset managers and financial intermediaries, after it bought LiquidPoint in 2007. To this day, LiquidPoint employs close to 100 people in Chicago, most of whom Saliba hired himself.

Bringing Jobs to Chicago

The March 21 demonstration targeting him was organized by Fair Economy Illinois, an affiliate of the Chicago-based community-organizing group National People’s Action, and the Jane Addams Senior Caucus, which dedicates itself to what it calls economic, racial, and social justice for older Americans.

“Anthony Saliba, as a board member of The Heritage Foundation, we are calling on you to stop advancing these destructive proposals, which will increase homelessness across our city, state, and country,” said rally speaker Kevin McLemore, pastor of Epiphany United Church of Christ in Chicago, according to the socialist magazine In These Times.

“We are here because we know that Trump is a puppet of The Heritage Foundation’s corporate agenda,” caucus member Don Bell told In These Times.

Brace soul Lori arrested we got your back #housing4all #ResistTrumpTuesdays pic.twitter.com/iBHUu7J8IF

— Resist Trump Chicago (@ResistTrumpTues) March 21, 2017

Saliba credits police for handling the situation calmly, and for preventing protesters from reaching the elevators in the Bank of America Building.

What seems to bug Saliba is the personal attack by Trump opponents who probably have no idea that his own dozen or so business ventures have provided jobs for about 500 residents of Chicago since 1981.

“They don’t even get the good things I do,” he says. “That’s the narrow-mindedness, and they look at business only as profit.”

His largest employee head count at one time was 90, Saliba says, and for about 10 years he employed 85 people.

As Bloomberg Businessweek recently reported, Saliba is a main player in another potential job creator: the proposed sale of the cash-strapped Chicago Stock Exchange to investors led by a Chinese conglomerate.

“If the $27 million deal wins approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission,” Bloomberg wrote, “one of America’s oldest trading venues will have a new focus: courting listings from small companies, particularly those based in China.”

Although Saliba doesn’t volunteer it in this interview, he and his wife are financial supporters of Catholic Charities and other causes, including the local Lincoln Park Community Shelter, a facility for the homeless; the Evans Scholars Foundation, which enables poor children to attend college; and the Gary Sinise Foundation, which assists men and women of the armed forces wounded in defense of the nation.

DeMint: ‘Shameless Intimidation’

“They’re really proud of themselves, you know,” Saliba says of the protesters, citing their Facebook page with its photos and videos of this and past demonstrations.

One blurb on the Facebook page reads: “Heritage is a right-wing think tank … and their members profit from the slashing of federal programs that serve the most vulnerable in our communities. They are behind Trump’s budget cuts and we will continue blocking their agenda until HUD and other essential government agencies are fully funded.”

Reflecting on the highly charged anti-Trump rhetoric and disruptions continuing across the nation, Saliba says he tends to agree with an assessment shared with him by Michael Needham, CEO of Heritage Action for America, the think tank’s lobbying affiliate.

“Settle in and consider this disruptive protesting is going to be the baseline for the bulk of the next year or so,” Saliba says. “They may try to keep these things going until the midterms.”

“They’re trying to disrupt [the Trump administration] and continue to energize their base. You gotta give them credit, they seem to be pretty organized.”

Trump is a corporate puppet of the @heritage foundation! We need a #FullyFundedHUDBUDGET Seniors deserve dignity #ResistTrumpTuesdays pic.twitter.com/gpf5iOZ2Bo

— ONE Northside (@ONENorthside) March 21, 2017

DeMint, who attracted heat on the national stage as a conservative congressman and senator from South Carolina, says he has seen this sort of thing many times before.

“When liberals lose political arguments, they resort to shameless intimidation tactics,” DeMint told The Daily Signal in an email, adding:

Tony is a patriot and successful businessman, and he shouldn’t have to go through this. Unfortunately, he’s not the only one and this isn’t a recent phenomenon, because for years liberals have been tormenting anyone, including businesses and private citizens, who dares disagree with the liberal, progressive line. The good news is that more Americans are refusing to back down, because they are tired of being silenced by liberal ideas of political correctness.

The Facebook page of the group Resist Trump Tuesdays Chicago posted photos of the protest, including images of Saliba in effigy and signs addressing him or Heritage.

‘It’s About Our Freedoms’

Saliba quips that he is thinking of shaving off his trademark mustache and goatee so he won’t be recognizable.

He describes himself as both optimistic in the short term that Trump’s free-market policies will give the economy a shot in the arm and not certain that in the long term the nation will hold fast to the principles that Heritage celebrates: free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.

But he thinks Trump will lean on conservative ideas, Saliba says, and he’s proud to be part of advancing conservative policies through Heritage and the think tank’s recommendations to a receptive Republican president and Congress.

“It is about our freedoms, and Heritage does that work,” he says, adding:

It makes me very happy, very proud, and there’s quite a few people in Chicago that I’m their touchpoint. They ask, ‘What’s Heritage doing about this,’ ‘What’s Heritage saying about that?’

I’m happy that I’m a lightning rod, in that regard, with the Heritage brand on it because of what we stand for and all the good we do. It’s an island in the sea of seemingly meaningless change, a port in the storm.

Or, as Saliba emailed DeMint in thanking him for expressing concern: “I guess I’m always up for a fight for our principles.”

Resist Trump Tuesday Chicago returns 4/4 at Federal Plaza #ResistTrumpTuesdays pic.twitter.com/Ja5V6FXV2P

— Resist Trump Chicago (@ResistTrumpTues) March 21, 2017

Originally published by Ken McIntyre at The Daily Signal

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Moira Harris wiki, bio, age, net worth, husband, movie, hot, height, children

Moira Harris wiki, bio, age, net worth, husband, movie, hot, height, children

Moira Harris is an American by her nationality. She is an actress who is married to her boyfriend-turned-husband Gary Sinise.

Fast Facts: Moira Harris: Personal life

A beautiful Moira Harris is originally from Pontiac, Illinois, USA. She came into this world on 20th July of the year 1954 which has now made her reach at the age of 64.

For her education, Harris went to study at the Illinois State…

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Gary Sinise Kimdir, Hayatı Biyografisi ve Resimleri Hakkında Bilgi

Tam adı Gary Alan Sinise olan 1955 doğumlu ABD’li oyuncu, Emmy ödüllü ve aynı zamanda bir yönetmen. 1994 yılında Forrest Gump adlı filmdeki rolüyle Oscar’a aday olan Sinise’ın, Truman adlı TV dizisindeki rolüyle kazandığı bir Altın Küre’si bulunuyor. Yeşil Yol, Forrest Gump ve Apollo 13 gibi filmlerde oynayan oyuncu, Moira Harris ile evli ve bu evliliğinden üç çocuğu bulunuyor. 2004 yılından itibaren CSI: NY adlı dizide dedektif Mac Taylor’ı canlandıran Sinise aynı zamanda bir bas gitarist.

OKUDUYSANIZ yada IZLEDIYSENIZ PAYLAŞIN LÜTFEN HERKES OKUSUN ve IZLESIN. Read the full article

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Angry liberal mobs now stalking Trump supporters

Photo: Resist Trump Tuesdays Chicago/Facebook

Anthony J. Saliba is no shrinking violet. As a prominent Chicago financier as well as a trustee of the nation’s leading conservative think tank, he has seen his share of rough-and-tumble battles.

But Tony Saliba hadn’t ever seen a crude effigy of himself paraded around, one that represented him a puppeteer manipulating the president of the United States. Until recently at a landmark of Chicago’s financial district, anyway.

That’s when 100 to 200 protesters, depending on who is counting, descended on the Bank of America Building on South LaSalle Street, in effect looking for Saliba. His business offices are on an upper floor of the 45-floor structure.

“I was, like, wow,” Saliba says in a phone interview with The Daily Signal.

The demonstrators marched and chanted, blocked the street and main entrance, and carried signs with messages directed at President Donald Trump, Saliba himself, and The Heritage Foundation, the Washington-based think tank where the entrepreneur has served on the Board of Trustees since 2012.

One sign read: “Tony Saliba: Put people over profit.”

“They filled the revolving doors so nobody could come or go,” Saliba says, who learned about the protest afterward.

Chicago police said they arrested eight men and women, ages 26 to 78, and charged them with criminal trespass for blocking the doors to the building.

Since Trump’s inauguration, the Windy City has been the stage for some sizable protests, including a series of “Resist Trump Tuesdays” during the new administration’s first 100 days.

The reason for the self-described resistance March 21: Trump’s proposed budget cuts across most of the government, many of them recommended by Heritage policy experts as part of the think tank’s “Blueprint for Balance.”

In particular, the protesters said they were angry about recommended cuts in spending at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Some of their signs and slogans singled out HUD Secretary Ben Carson.

Heritage analysts, among others, have identified specific HUD programs as ineffective and wasteful.

Don @SeniorCaucus explains how Tony Saliba @ajsmarketwizard & rest of @Heritage Board push privatization & cuts to HUD. #ResistTrumpTuesdays pic.twitter.com/5A2NrAGkYz

— The People’s Lobby (@peopleslobbyusa) March 21, 2017

As it turned out, Saliba didn’t go to his office that day. He was at home, fighting a cold, and only learned about the disruption a day later when family members, co-workers, and friends began emailing him with links to photos and stories posted online.

“They used my name and address and Heritage board affiliation,” he says of the protesters in the interview with The Daily Signal, which is Heritage’s multimedia news organization.

Trading Pioneer and Leader

Saliba, 61, admits to being amused at first—until he showed the photos and stories several days later to his wife, Moira, and she “freaked out.”

“She didn’t care how long ago it was, she cared for her babies,” he says. “She said it’s no laughing matter, someone marching along with your name and picture, bigger than life.”

The Salibas have two teenage children.

“She is still a little rattled,” Saliba says of his wife. “She wasn’t too thrilled about me talking to you.”

Saliba didn’t dwell on the incident, telling Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint about it only in response to a March 28 email from DeMint to Heritage board members about the collapse of House Republican leadership’s Obamacare replacement bill.

It was a bit intimidating, he admits in retrospect, seeing a blown-up photo of his smiling face mounted atop an effigy that cradled a hand puppet with Trump’s face on it.

“It was just scary that my picture was bigger than life on a big doll they were carrying around,” Saliba says of the effigy. “I was holding a puppet of Trump’s head on a stick, like I was a puppet master.”

The protesters also pasted fake U.S. currency to the images of Saliba and Trump.

Saliba, considered a pioneer and leader in the Chicago derivatives market, was the only options trader to be profiled in the best-selling 1989 book “Market Wizards.” He is now an author himself.

He is founder and chief executive officer of Saliba Venture Management LLC, SalibaCo LLC, and Fortify Technologies. He also is founder and an owner of the education entities Peak Edge and International Trading Institute, and founder and partner of Saliba Portfolio Management and Efficient Capital Management.

Saliba, who got his start at the Chicago Board Options Exchange, previously was chief executive officer of LiquidPoint, a Chicago-based options technology company he started in 1999.

He also became an executive managing director at ConvergEx Group, which provides technologies for asset managers and financial intermediaries, after it bought LiquidPoint in 2007. To this day, LiquidPoint employs close to 100 people in Chicago, most of whom Saliba hired himself.

Bringing Jobs to Chicago

The March 21 demonstration targeting him was organized by Fair Economy Illinois, an affiliate of the Chicago-based community-organizing group National People’s Action, and the Jane Addams Senior Caucus, which dedicates itself to what it calls economic, racial, and social justice for older Americans.

“Anthony Saliba, as a board member of The Heritage Foundation, we are calling on you to stop advancing these destructive proposals, which will increase homelessness across our city, state, and country,” said rally speaker Kevin McLemore, pastor of Epiphany United Church of Christ in Chicago, according to the socialist magazine In These Times.

“We are here because we know that Trump is a puppet of The Heritage Foundation’s corporate agenda,” caucus member Don Bell told In These Times.

Brace soul Lori arrested we got your back #housing4all #ResistTrumpTuesdays pic.twitter.com/iBHUu7J8IF

— Resist Trump Chicago (@ResistTrumpTues) March 21, 2017

Saliba credits police for handling the situation calmly, and for preventing protesters from reaching the elevators in the Bank of America Building.

What seems to bug Saliba is the personal attack by Trump opponents who probably have no idea that his own dozen or so business ventures have provided jobs for about 500 residents of Chicago since 1981.

“They don’t even get the good things I do,” he says. “That’s the narrow-mindedness, and they look at business only as profit.”

His largest employee head count at one time was 90, Saliba says, and for about 10 years he employed 85 people.

As Bloomberg Businessweek recently reported, Saliba is a main player in another potential job creator: the proposed sale of the cash-strapped Chicago Stock Exchange to investors led by a Chinese conglomerate.

“If the $27 million deal wins approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission,” Bloomberg wrote, “one of America’s oldest trading venues will have a new focus: courting listings from small companies, particularly those based in China.”

Although Saliba doesn’t volunteer it in this interview, he and his wife are financial supporters of Catholic Charities and other causes, including the local Lincoln Park Community Shelter, a facility for the homeless; the Evans Scholars Foundation, which enables poor children to attend college; and the Gary Sinise Foundation, which assists men and women of the armed forces wounded in defense of the nation.

DeMint: ‘Shameless Intimidation’

“They’re really proud of themselves, you know,” Saliba says of the protesters, citing their Facebook page with its photos and videos of this and past demonstrations.

One blurb on the Facebook page reads: “Heritage is a right-wing think tank … and their members profit from the slashing of federal programs that serve the most vulnerable in our communities. They are behind Trump’s budget cuts and we will continue blocking their agenda until HUD and other essential government agencies are fully funded.”

Reflecting on the highly charged anti-Trump rhetoric and disruptions continuing across the nation, Saliba says he tends to agree with an assessment shared with him by Michael Needham, CEO of Heritage Action for America, the think tank’s lobbying affiliate.

“Settle in and consider this disruptive protesting is going to be the baseline for the bulk of the next year or so,” Saliba says. “They may try to keep these things going until the midterms.”

“They’re trying to disrupt [the Trump administration] and continue to energize their base. You gotta give them credit, they seem to be pretty organized.”

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— ONE Northside (@ONENorthside) March 21, 2017

DeMint, who attracted heat on the national stage as a conservative congressman and senator from South Carolina, says he has seen this sort of thing many times before.

“When liberals lose political arguments, they resort to shameless intimidation tactics,” DeMint told The Daily Signal in an email, adding:

Tony is a patriot and successful businessman, and he shouldn’t have to go through this. Unfortunately, he’s not the only one and this isn’t a recent phenomenon, because for years liberals have been tormenting anyone, including businesses and private citizens, who dares disagree with the liberal, progressive line. The good news is that more Americans are refusing to back down, because they are tired of being silenced by liberal ideas of political correctness.

The Facebook page of the group Resist Trump Tuesdays Chicago posted photos of the protest, including images of Saliba in effigy and signs addressing him or Heritage.

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Saliba quips that he is thinking of shaving off his trademark mustache and goatee so he won’t be recognizable.

He describes himself as both optimistic in the short term that Trump’s free-market policies will give the economy a shot in the arm and not certain that in the long term the nation will hold fast to the principles that Heritage celebrates: free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.

But he thinks Trump will lean on conservative ideas, Saliba says, and he’s proud to be part of advancing conservative policies through Heritage and the think tank’s recommendations to a receptive Republican president and Congress.

“It is about our freedoms, and Heritage does that work,” he says, adding:

It makes me very happy, very proud, and there’s quite a few people in Chicago that I’m their touchpoint. They ask, ‘What’s Heritage doing about this,’ ‘What’s Heritage saying about that?’

I’m happy that I’m a lightning rod, in that regard, with the Heritage brand on it because of what we stand for and all the good we do. It’s an island in the sea of seemingly meaningless change, a port in the storm.

Or, as Saliba emailed DeMint in thanking him for expressing concern: “I guess I’m always up for a fight for our principles.”

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