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While the corporate, liberal, and public news media looked the other way, law enforcement in San Antonio carried out one of the largest child recovery operations in recent memory. Operation Lightning Bug — a joint effort by the U.S. Marshals Service and San Antonio Police — located more than 30 missing juveniles, rescued 6 confirmed […]

While talking about the about the governor of Utah calling for an off ramp for political violence, Jen Psaki once again used tragedy as an opportunity to swipe at Donald Trump — but her point was as wrong as her metaphor. Speaking with Democrat Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota, Psaki said: “I, I thought about

Democrat political activist, ex-Biden Press Secretary, and Obama Communications Director Jen Psaki hosts a fake news show on MSDNC — and it has a predictable pattern: bring on a Democrat, blame Trump, and nod in agreement. Her latest guest was Democrat Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota. Psaki didn’t even pretend to play it straight —

Can you believe this woman once worked as an Assistant Secretary at Obama’s Department of Homeland Security? Now she goes on CNN’s Table for Five and shrugs off the assassination of Charlie Kirk — literally saying “who cares” and telling people to stop looking for the killer’s motive. And these are the types of people

On CNN’s The Source, former Republican congressman turned CNN leftist Joe Walsh tried to have it both ways—condemning Charlie Kirk’s murder while announcing that he abhorred Kirk’s beliefs about transgenderism. Abhorred is defined as “to regard with extreme disgust and hatred; to feel strong repugnance, loathing, or moral revulsion toward something.” It’s a very strong

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (@JasmineForUS) blocked me. When elected officials use their accounts for official business, blocking people isn’t just thin-skinned — it’s a First Amendment problem.

On MSNBC, Jen Psaki asked former FBI counterterrorism executive, Christopher O’Leary, what level of skill was needed to kill Charlie Kirk. The exchange went like this: Jen Psaki: “One of the things that has been jarring. There has been a lot of jarring and horrifying things about this is — as we’ve talked about it

How is it that there are already multiple books on Amazon about the Charlie Kirk shooting — just 24 hours after it happened? Was it a prediction? I am pretty sure Amazon took the one below down. Or the seller did. I can’t find it but can tell it was for sale. Because my friend

Hours after the shooting at Charlie Kirk’s event, Jen Psaki did what she always does: turn to a Democrat to define the narrative. This time it was Senator Mark Kelly. Before the moment captured in this clip, Psaki rattled off her usual list of political violence examples—Gretchen Whitmer, Paul Pelosi, Jan. 6—then framed the question

Charlie Kirk’s assassination dominated headlines — and MSNBC of course brought on Benjamin J. Rhodes, a former Obama official, to fearmonger and shift the focus to Donald Trump. Rhodes warned about Trump’s supposed government overreach and the “emotions” he stirs up. Rhodes said: “We already have the United States military deployed in the streets of

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In the immediate aftermath of the shooting at Charlie Kirk’s “American Comeback Tour” event at Utah Valley University, MSNBC wasted no time jumping into wild speculation. One guest even claimed it might have been “a supporter shooting their gun off in celebration.” How can anyone say that with a straight face? On MSNBC, a guest

Former Obama White House communications director, Biden’s press secretary, and long-time Democrat activist Jen Psaki is back at it on MSNBC—this time ridiculing Republicans and dismissing Donald Trump’s denial of a so-called “signature” tied to Jeffrey Epstein. The on-screen headline blared “Ink-credible” as she mocked the story. The irony? Psaki didn’t investigate the story. For

The tribute wall for Iryna Zarutska, the young Ukrainian refugee murdered on a Charlotte train by a black man, was meant to honor her life and memory. Instead, it’s been vandalized. Someone flooded the page with “black lives matter ✊🏽” written over and over again — hijacking a solemn space for mourning and turning it

Axios doesn’t just report on crime — they spin it as politics. Their coverage of the brutal murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, North Carolina, turned a horrific stabbing into a political narrative. Instead of focusing on how a career criminal was allowed back on the streets, Axios framed the story as Republicans

Considering Democrats wave Ukraine flags and protest for Ukraine, are Democrat politicians and Ukraine supporters in the United States staging massive protests after a Black man brutally stabbed a Ukrainian model and refugee, Iryna Zarutska, to death on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina? Answer: No. Despite the tragic circumstances there have been no reports

https://rumble.com/v6ymchk-pritzker-trump-plan-a-dictator-plan-military-not-trained-to-fight-crime-wev.html?mref=441l3h&mc=bn98t   On MSNBC, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker claimed President Trump’s plan to send federal troops into Chicago was: “a nefarious plan. It’s one that’s been repeated over and over again by, well, tyrannical dictatorships across history where you try to incite local population into some mayhem by sending in police or other disruptors and

Jen Psaki went on MSNBC and claimed crime in Chicago is “down” and that the city is “not in any way a hellhole.” She said: “Yet again, that pretext is far from the reality. I mean, reality, as I was just saying with Chris, the overall crime has been dropping for four consecutive years in

On MSNBC, Tim Miller tried to explain why comedians like Tim Dillon and Andrew Schulz matter politically. He said: “I’m thinking of Tim Dillon in particular and Andrew Schulz. I don’t — your viewers might not be familiar with them or they might, but I’ve been watching a lot of their shows lately and they

The corporate media is so desperate to “beat Trump” that their strategy now consists of memes, jokes, and waiting for Obama or Clinton to swoop back into the spotlight. On MSNBC, one panelist praised California Governor Gavin Newsom’s approach, saying: “Gavin Newsom has been really effective because he’s turned Trump’s absurdities in terms of his

Two children—Fletcher Merkel (8) and Harper Moyski (10)—were murdered in cold blood at a Catholic school. A transgender shooter pulled the trigger. Yet the media barely whispers their names. Where’s the outrage? Where’s the wall-to-wall coverage? George Floyd’s name is etched into history—endless headlines, global protests, murals, statues, a gold Promethean casket, VIP funerals broadcast

On Stephanie Ruhle’s MSNBC show, longtime Establishment Republican consultant Stuart Stevens—once a top media strategist for George W. Bush, senior adviser to Mitt Romney’s 2012 campaign, and a co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project who now serves as its senior adviser—called Donald Trump a “criminal.” Stevens said: “Look, I think there’s a reason that law

California Governor Gavin Newsom is at it again — using taxpayer dollars to push cheap propaganda on X. His official Press Office just posted a doctored image of President Donald Trump, and it looks like something cooked up by a bitter teenager with Photoshop, not a government office. Newsom’s Press Office X account is mean,

You know the Disney-Pixar Lightyear movie Snoop just brought back in the news? Alisha Hawthorne — Buzz’s gay best friend — had a wife named Kiko. Now there’s a hurricane with the same name. Hard to believe that’s just coincidence. Hollywood is even naming the storms now. Mail Online: Hurricane Kiko’s course has shifted and

https://rumble.com/v6yg1tg-cnn-featured-ex-fox-news-host-saying-the-bible-has-a-lot-of-sex-while-weigh.html?mref=441l3h&mc=bn98t On CNN, commentators questioned Snoop Dogg’s reaction to Pixar’s Lightyear. In the film, Pixar showed a same-sex kiss and also portrayed the two women, Alisha Hawthorne and her wife, raising a boy together. CNN anchor Jake Tapper even cited criticism from TS Madison, a television personality and LGBTQ+ activist, who asked: “Why is it