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Exclusive: Border Patrol Agent Blows Whistle on Biden’s Failed Immigration PoliciesJanuary 27, 2022
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Coast Guard searching for 38 people off coast of FL after human smuggling boat capsizedJanuary 27, 2022
The situation is considered “dire” as the Coast Guard frantically searches for 38 individuals off the coast of Florida using planes and ships on Wednesday. Captain Jo-Ann F. Burdian said one survivor told rescuers their boat had capsized Saturday evening after departing from the Bahamas into a storm towards the U.S. There is a single […] -
GETTR Done: Inside the Fight to Save Free SpeechJanuary 27, 2022
Sara welcomes former Trump communications official and GETTR CEO Jason Miller to explain why he created a new social media site, the extent of the threat to our freedoms posed by big tech, and how he is on good terms with podcasting superstar Joe Rogan again after Rogan became to most high profile figure to […] -
State Department tells Congress Trump’s Iran Envoy Faces ‘Serious and Credible’ ThreatsJanuary 27, 2022
The State Department delivered a non-public assessment to Congress about death threats from Iran aimed at former president Donald Trump and top officials from the administration’s Iran envoy. The assessment, viewed by the Washington Free Beacon, alerted Congress on January 11 that a “specific threat persists with respect to former special representative [for Iran] Brian […] -
Exclusive: Yuma authorities say processing center emptied before Sec Mayorkas visitJanuary 26, 2022
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas visited the United States/Mexico border in Yuma, Arizona on Wednesday, before then heading to Texas. Sara Carter, who has many sources in the area was provided proof that Mayorkas’ visit is nothing more than “smoke and mirrors.” Mayorkas met with Customs and Border Protection employees Wednesday morning and […]
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Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announces retirementJanuary 27, 2022
Justice Stephen Breyer officially announced his retirement alongside Joe Biden. In an event at the White House Thursday, the pair discussed his retirement from the Supreme Court at the end of the current term. -
Sen. Tuberville: Biden can’t get his priorities straightJanuary 27, 2022
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) criticized the Biden administration for failing to provide therapeutics to treat COVID-19. The Alabama lawmaker had some strong words for the President, saying the Democrat must get his priorities straight. -
State Supreme Courts strike down mask mandates across the countryJanuary 27, 2022
A state judge strikes down New York State's mask mandate, ruling the governor and State Department of Health did not have the authority to enact such a mandate without approval from the legislature. One America's Caitlin Sinclair explains. -
Wis. speaker pushes bill to add more drop boxesJanuary 27, 2022
Some Wisconsin Republicans are pushing to add more drop boxes throughout the state. One America's Christina Bobb has more on the election integrity efforts. -
Sen. Manchin: Sen. Sanders doesn’t represent majority of AmericansJanuary 27, 2022
West Virginia Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin pointed out a fact that many seem to have forgotten, namely that Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is not a Democrat. On Tuesday, the Manchin pointed out that he's not particularly concerned about a Sanders backed primary challenge because of this fact. -
Ukraine government slamming Biden’s ‘panic’ over RussiaJanuary 26, 2022
The Pentagon has placed nearly 10,000 U.S. troops on heightened alert, meaning they are ready to deploy against Russia over a possible Ukraine invasion. However, this has resulted in a barrage of criticism from Ukrainian officials. One America's Chief White House Correspondent Chanel Rion has more from the White House. -
Alaska Supreme Court upholds ranked-choice votingJanuary 26, 2022
The Supreme Court of Alaska upheld a new election system after an unsuccessful attempt to block it. The new system eliminates the need for party primaries and replaces them with one single primary in which all candidates will appear on a ballot regardless of party affiliation. -
Dr. Marik: Doctors are targeted for prescribing off label meds for COVID-19January 26, 2022
Following a Capitol Hill forum on COVID-19, Dr. Paul Marik told One America News that physicians can face severe risks to their careers for prescribing unapproved uses of an approved drug or "off label use" as a treatment for COVID-19. One America's John Hines has more from Capitol Hill. -
Fla. Gov. DeSantis slams halt of antibody coronavirus treatmentsJanuary 26, 2022
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has vowed to fight back against the Biden administration after authorization was revoked for two antibody coronavirus treatments. The Republican slammed the decision at a press conference Tuesday as federal regulators pulled Regeneron and Eli Lily treatments on Monday. -
Mo. Rinos try to push a new election map that favors the leftJanuary 26, 2022
Redistricting has been a hot topic in the state of Missouri. Former Missouri governor and U.S. Senate candidate Eric Greitens says the new maps are significantly skewed to favor the Democrats. One America's Christina Bobb talks with Greitens about what a fair map would look like in Missouri.
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Cops Fatally Shoot Man During Confrontation on Nashville InterstateJanuary 27, 2022
Twitter/WSM4 Police in Tennessee shot a 37-year-old man on Thursday afternoon after a confrontation on an interstate highway in Nashville. The suspect, who police said had been wandering along the busy roadway, died.
In a video filmed by a bystander and posted to Twitter by news outlet WSMV, the man can be seen standing still in the right lane of the highway as almost a dozen Tennessee Highway Patrolmen and Nashville Police look on, guns drawn. The entire highway is blocked on both sides. The man raises his arms towards police, and the video pauses. Multiple gunshots can then be heard.
It’s unclear from the video if the man is holding anything however The Tennessean quoted the Tennessee Highway Patrol as saying they had responded to a report of a pedestrian potentially holding a box cutter.
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Crime Scene Cleaner Confesses to Killing Dad With a Dumbbell, Cops SayJanuary 27, 2022
Houston Police Department A Texas man who led cops on a frenzied chase after being accused of stabbing a Houston police dog has allegedly confessed to killing his father with a dumbbell.
Authorities say Ryan Mitchell Smith, a 26-year-old crime scene cleaner, “murdered his father shortly after stabbing a police K-9 while trying to escape from a robbery,” according to court documents obtained by KTRK-TV.
While the identity of the victim is still pending official verification from autopsy results, Houston police believe they found the remains of the dad, Cameron Smith, early Tuesday in his garage, with evidence of head trauma that appeared consistent with a dumbbell.
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Centrist Democrats’ ‘Tough on Crime’ Plans Aren’t Pragmatic, They’re DelusionalJanuary 27, 2022
SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty President Joe Biden will meet with New York City Mayor Eric Adams next week to discuss the mayor’s plan to combat gun violence. It’s not their first talk. Last summer, when Adams was a candidate, he met with Biden to discuss crime and they got along so famously that Adams declared: “I feel like I'm the Biden of Brooklyn.”
Both men frame their approach to criminal justice as moderate and pragmatic, balancing reform with public safety—while eschewing both “defund the police” and “tough on crime” postures. Their centrist politics won’t win them many fans among the progressive activist wing of the Democratic Party, but it propelled both men to victory over more radical candidates, in large part thanks to people of color who are the most impacted by crime.
The accepted wisdom among the political commentariat held that the winning moderates’ plans are about common sense, and attuned to the dangerous realities of the street—a welcome alternative to the fantasies peddled by radical reformers.
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NYPD Cop to Fox News: ‘We Need’ Progressive Lawmakers to Be Gun Violence VictimsJanuary 27, 2022
Fox News Reacting to news that a progressive congresswoman’s car was recently hit with gunfire, a NYPD officer and commentator told Fox News on Thursday that “we need” Democratic lawmakers “to be victims” of criminal violence so they can “see firsthand how bad the streets really are” and support his preferred policies.
Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO), an outspoken Black Lives Matter ally and criminal justice reform supporter, revealed on Thursday that her vehicle had been struck by gunfire this past weekend in the St. Louis area. A spokesperson for the lawmaker said Bush was not in the car and there was no evidence she was a specific target of the attack.
“I'm touched by everyone who has reached out. Thankfully no one was harmed,” Bush tweeted on Thursday. “But any act of gun violence shakes your soul. That’s why our movement is working to invest in our communities, eradicate the root causes of gun violence, and keep everyone safe.”
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In ‘Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul,’ Regina Hall Gives One of Sundance’s Best PerformancesJanuary 27, 2022
Sundance Roughly 15 minutes into Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul, I found myself blurting out a thought I would repeat multiple times throughout the film: “Oh, she hates him. She fucking hates him!”
The duo in question are Lee-Curtis and Trinitie Childs—played by Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall, respectively—a Baptist pastor and his ride-or-die wife who are struggling to reclaim their flock after a devastating scandal. Adamma Ebo’s satirical comedy, which premiered at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, wears its evaluation of the megachurch supercouple on its expensive, immaculately pressed sleeve. From their Prada-heavy wardrobe (and Trinitie’s thousand-dollar hats) to the production effects Lee-Curtis proudly says his place of worship pioneered, the Childs’ excess feels like something akin to HBO’s The Righteous Gemstones—another dramatic comedy that targets these exploitative religious institutions’ deluded self-righteousness.
Look a little more closely, though, and you’ll discover the tragicomedy lurking underneath the expensive suit—an exploration of religion, narcissism, and self-alienation that holds space for some complicated realities.
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Alleged K9 stabbing suspect charged with murder
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NH Gov: Rapid Covid tests to be sold in liquor stores
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Bald eagle slams into front window of home
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Sheriff responds after 7th inmate dies in less than 2 years
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Arrest made in fatal shooting of husband of former Miss America contestant, police sayJanuary 27, 2022A suspect is in custody following last weekend's fatal shooting that claimed the life of the husband of a former Miss America contestant, according to police in Montgomery, Alabama.
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The NYPD has resurrected its controversial anti-crime unit. Success will be determined by avoiding mistakes of the pastJanuary 27, 2022In response to a wave of violence during his first month on the job -- capped by a deadly attack on two police officers -- New York City Mayor Eric Adams is resurrecting a controversial unit within the NYPD to help stem an increase in shootings, hoping that oversight and training will prevent the unit from the infamy that plagued it in years past.
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Top US spy warns too many government secrets harms national securityJanuary 27, 2022Over-classification of government secrets both undermines national security by blocking the intelligence community's ability to share critical information and "erodes the basic trust that our citizens have in their government," the US director of national intelligence, Avril Haines, said in a letter to Congress obtained by CNN.
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Inflation Winners And LosersJanuary 27, 2022Inflation Winners And LosersTyler Durden Thu, 01/27/2022 - 17:50
Authored by Charles Hugh Smith via OfTwoMinds blog,
The clear winners in inflation are those who require little from global supply chains, the frugal, and those who own their own labor, skills and enterprises.
As the case for systemic inflation builds, the question arises: who wins and who loses in an up-cycle of inflation? The general view is that inflation is bad for almost everyone, but this ignores the big winners in an inflationary cycle.
As I've explained here and in my new book Global Crisis, National Renewal, the two primary dynamics globally are 1) scarcity of essentials and 2) extremes of wealth/power inequality.
Scarcities drive prices higher simply as a result of supply-demand. Conventional economics holds that there are always cheaper substitutes for everything and hence there can never be scarcities enduring long enough to drive inflation: if steak gets costly, then consumers can buy cheaper chicken, etc.
But the conventional view overlooks essentials for which there is no substitute. Salt water may be cheap but it's no substitute for fresh water. There are no scalable substitutes for oil and natural gas. There are no scalable substitutes for hydrocarbon-derived fertilizers or plastics. As energy becomes more expensive due to the mass depletion of the cheap-to-extract resources, the costs of everything from fertilizer to plastics to steel to jet fuel rise.
This price pressure generates a number of effect. Rising costs embed a self-reinforcing feedback as prices are pushed higher in expectation of higher costs ahead, and these price increases generate the very inflation that sparked the pre-emptive price increase.
Second, increasing costs either reduce profits or force price increases. Neither is ideal, as higher prices tend to lower sales which then lowers profits.
Third, prices rise easily but drop only stubbornly, so sharp increases in prices aren't reversed as cost pressures ease: enterprises and workers quickly become accustomed to the higher prices and pay and are extremely resistant to cutting either prices or pay.
As I've outlined here before, extremes of wealth-power inequality are systemically destabilizing. Extremes generate reversals as the pendulum reaches its maximum and then reverses direction and gathers momentum to the opposite extreme. In terms of wealth-power inequality, the pendulum is finally swinging back toward higher wages for labor and higher taxes for the super-wealthy, and increasing regulation on exploitive monopolies.
In other words, there is more driving systemic inflation than just "transitory" supply-demand issues. Speaking of supposedly "transitory" cost increases that are actually systemic, global supply chains that were deflationary (i.e. pushing prices lower) for 40 years are now inflationary (i.e. pushing prices higher) as costs rise sharply in exporting economies that are now facing much higher labor and energy costs, and also finally bearing the long-delayed costs of environmental damage caused by rampant industrialization.
As noted here in The Real Revolution Is Underway But Nobody Recognizes It, labor has been stripmined for 45 years, and now the worm has turned. As much as corporate employers and governments would love outright indentured servitude where they could force everyone to work for low pay in abusive circumstances, people are still free to figure out how to simplify their lives, cut expenses and work less.
Scarcities of labor are enabling sharp increases in pay, especially in services. Anecdotally, I'm hearing accounts of service workers such as therapists, plumbers, accountants, architects, etc. raising their hourly rates by 20% overnight. In my own little sliver of the economy (writing / editing content), hourly rates are up as much as 30% for experienced independents.
So let's highlight a few winners and losers in a self-reinforcing inflationary spiral.
Asset inflation driven by zero interest rates and a tsunami of central bank liquidity will lose steam as rates rise and the liquidity spigots are turned off. As mortgage rates rise, already overvalued homes will become even less affordable as the number of buyers who can afford much higher monthly payments recedes toward zero.
Local governments dependent on skyrocketing real estate valuations driving higher property taxes will be losers.
Bonds paying 1% interest are losers once rates click up to 2% or 3%.
Stocks are a mixed bag, as the relatively few companies with unlimited pricing power may benefit from inflation, but the majority will be pressured by higher labor, materials, shipping and energy costs, plus higher taxes and fees as the claw-back from capital gathers momentum.
Consumers are losers as costs soar, but service workers with pricing power are winners. The Federal Reserve can print $1 trillion in an instant but it can't print experienced welders, plumbers, electricians, accountants, therapists, etc., and very little of this labor can be replaced by low-level (i.e. affordable) automation / robotics.
Farmers who have been decimated by decades of low-cost imports might gain some pricing power as adverse weather, higher shipping costs and other factors increase the cost of imported agricultural commodities. Corporations with quasi-monopolies on essential industrial minerals/metals such as magnesium, nickel, etc. will have pricing power due to scarcity and the wide moat around their businesses: it isn't cheap to set up competing mines and acquire rights to the minerals.
As a general rule, keep an eye on inelastic demand and supply. Elastic demand refers to demand which can ebb and flow with costs--the classic substitution mentioned earlier in which costly beef is replaced by cheaper chicken. Elastic supply is ranchers responding to much higher beef prices by increasing their herds.
There is always some elasticity in demand and supply as conservation, new efficiencies, recessions, etc. can stretch or shrink supplies and demand. But demand for essentials such as fertilizer, energy and food can only drop so much, and supply can only increase by so much.
The clear winners in inflation are those who require little from global supply chains, the frugal, and those who own their own labor, skills and enterprises in sectors with relatively inelastic supply and demand. The losers are those who are entirely dependent on global supply chains for essentials, wastrels who squander resources, food, labor and money and those gambling on the quick return to zero-interest largesse and endless trillions in liquidity.
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Chinese Scientists From Wuhan Discover "Potentially Deadly" New Strain Of CoronavirusJanuary 27, 2022Chinese Scientists From Wuhan Discover "Potentially Deadly" New Strain Of CoronavirusTyler Durden Thu, 01/27/2022 - 17:25
Here we go again.
A team of Chinese scientists from Wuhan have discovered a new strain of coronavirus that they fear could make the jump from animals to humans. Shortly after another team of Chinese scientists published new research claiming that the omicron strain may have gestated inside mice, this other team has warned about the "potential bio-safety threat" represented by a new strain of COVID.
The team of researchers from Wuhan University claimed to have "unexpectedly" stumbled upon the new strain, which they're calling "the NeoCoV strain" (should it become a serious enough threat to warrant a "variant of concern" label, the WHO will grant the mutant strain a new Greek letter name).
The strain was originally discovered in South Africa and is a "close relative" of omicron.
Keep in mind, this isn't the first new strain to emerge since omicron was first discovered by a team in South Africa. The world has already faced down "deltacron", a mutant with attributes of both strains, that caused a splash in global press when it was first discovered.
But the fact that a team of scientists from Wuhan has zeroed in on this strain certainly doesn't bode well.
The new strain "can efficiently use some types of bat Angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) and, less favorably, human ACE2 for entry."
SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID, was first discovered in Wuhan before it spread throughout the world as millions of Chinese traveled for the Lunar New Year holiday. The timing of the latest discovery comes amid this year's holiday.
While the strain presently targets bats, the scientists said it has the capability to infect humans as well. And should that happen, it appears the new strain "could not be cross-neutralized by antibodies targeting SARS-CoV-2 or MERS-CoV" meaning natural immunity and vaccine-induced immunity would likely be powerless to stop it.
Although NeoCoV "remains enigmatic," the scientists warned of a "potential bio-safety threat" for humans "with both high fatality and transmission rate."
Interested parties can read the pre-print about the discovery below:
2022.01.24.477490v1.full (1) by Joseph Adinolfi Jr. on Scribd
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The Fed's Conundrum And The Secular Shift Towards InflationJanuary 27, 2022The Fed's Conundrum And The Secular Shift Towards InflationTyler Durden Thu, 01/27/2022 - 17:05
Submitted by Liam Cosgrove
Yesterday, the FOMC held true to its monetary tightening timeline despite last week’s 10% drawdown in most major indices. Effectively saying, “10% is not enough.” With retail sales numbers that will surely return to trend without more stimulus (see chart), a gridlocked Senate, and the prospect of higher interest rates surely to discount equity valuations, why aren’t more people selling?
Don’t get me wrong, the Fed will cave eventually, but they just sent a clear message that they need to see more selling. Will they ever make it to “lift off”? This handy chart, courtesy of the Macro Tourist newsletter, can shed some light:
As you can see, there has been just one rate hike post 1988 during which the S&P 500 was more than 10% off its 52-week high. This rate hike was enacted by Jerome Powell and set off the infamous Taper Tantrum episode. So, we have two months before he is faced with this decision again. Suppose the market remains relatively flat or even increases between now and March. Given yesterday’s tolerance and historical precedence, I’d bet on lift off proceeding which would hurt valuations.
Alternatively, if the market continues to decline before the March meeting, historical precedence and Powell’s taper trauma tell us there will likely not be a rate hike in March, which is where things will get interesting. Long story short, markets are going down before they go up. I ask again, why isn’t everyone selling?
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsPatience: the faster we crash, the faster the Fed buys everything
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 21, 2022Now, when the FOMC finally capitulates, resumption of quantitative easing will be perceived as an admission that looser monetary policy is here to stay and the Fed will do anything to prop up asset prices (if that wasn’t already obvious). This will be the time to buy back in, so why hold on now? The stimulus is not returning until enough people sell, so might as well beat the crowd.
Upon reversal of policy, inflation assets will rally the stronger than the broader market (as was the case during QE’s debut in 2008), and to see why this may be a secular inflationary shift, take a look at Biden‘s nominees for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors: Lisa Cook, Sarah Bloom Raskin, and Phillip Jefferon (who’s always mentioned last for some reason):
Cook:
In regards to mandatory diversity requirements for corporate boards, she stated, “I would adopt that rule more broadly.” (Source)
Suggested the Great Financial Crisis could’ve been averted if economists had more diverse “lived experience.” (Source)
Believes in wielding policy to “address racial wealth gap.” (Source)
Raskin:
"While none of [U.S. financial regulators were] specifically designed to mitigate the risks of climate-related events, each has a mandate broad enough to encompass these risks within the scope of the instruments already given to it by Congress. Accordingly, all U.S. regulators can — and should — be looking at their existing powers and considering how they might be brought to bear on efforts to mitigate climate risk.” (Source)
“[This will require] our financial regulatory bodies to do all they can—which turns out to be a lot—to bring about the adoption of practices and policies that will allocate capital and align portfolios toward sustainable investments that do not depend on carbon and fossil fuels.” (Source)
“Community reinvestment process to bolster the resilience of low-income communities to climate change.” (Source)
Jefferson :
Claimed “CPI is upwardly biased”. In other words, it underreports inflation. (Source)
“These findings feed into the current deliberations within the Federal Reserve System in favor of those who would not slow the economy too soon.” Jefferson discusses this in his 2006 paper, arguing that the advantages of overly hot monetary policy outweigh the risks of inflation for low-income families.
While a few quotes do not define a person, they’re worth paying attention to. I get the impression that these people want to expand the Federal Reserve’s power and believe the threat of inflation pales in comparison to climate change and racial inequities. I don’t blame them for it. These are all issues. But, in a world where investing largely revolves around guessing how a group of seven people will choose to arbitrarily tinker with our country’s financial system, I’m betting these folks will stay looser for longer.
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Lou Dobbs Just Threatened to Get a Reporter Fired For Spreading Fake News About His Departure From Fox January 27, 2022
I’ll tell you what, Lou Dobbs is a fighter. He will let no one get away with shenanigans. ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** He was like that on his #1 rated Fox Business show, and he’s like that now. As you know, Fox News cut ties with Lou Dobbs when they went “all-in” to protect Joe’s BIG LIE about the 2020 sham. We’re told that Joe Biden, the man who mutters, and forgets where he is and who has poll numbers in the 30s, got 81-million legal votes…That’s what we’re told… Anyway, Lou was one of the few who was on -
“Defund The Police” Congresswoman Cori Bush’s Car Was Just Hit by GunfireJanuary 27, 2022
Radical Congresswoman Cori Bush, who has pushed hard for the “Defund The Police” movement, just had her car hit with gunfire in St. Louis. ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** Whoops. Cori was not in the car, and authorities say she was not “personally targeted.” I guess it was just a random act of violence, that everyday Americans are having to deal with on a regular basis in Joe Biden’s lawless America. You’ll recall, Cori is the one who was running around calling to defund the police, while taxpayers were footing the bill for her private security. But Cori says she deserves -
[VIDEO] Liberal Activist Charlamagne Tha God Yells, “WHERE IS TRUMP????”January 27, 2022
You know things are spiraling out of control beyond belief for Dems when liberal civil rights activist Charlamagne Tha God is on TV yelling, “WHERE IS TRUMP??” ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** Yes, it’s gotten THAT BAD. Charlamagne, you’ll recall is the young man who was interviewing Joe Biden when Joe infamously said, “you ain’t black” if you vote for President Trump. Well, now, Charlamagne is sitting around chatting with his friends, wondering where the hell Trump is at because the Dems have screwed everything up so badly. MORE NEWS: Justin Trudeau Accused of “Hiding In His House” From Massive #FreedomTruckers -
Hey Krysten, Remember How The Left Harassed And Censured You? Time For Payback!!January 27, 2022
You know how the left tells you they love women and support and empower them? They don’t. ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** That’s all bullsh*t. The left doesn’t “love or support” anyone, actually. They are all about “group think” and will support your message as long as you live on the plantation and are a loyal member of the group. If you wander off the plantation and show any sign of “independent thinking,” it’s curtains for you, and they will literally eat you alive. That’s what happened to Arizona Democrat, Kyrsten Sinema when she didn’t toe the communist line. Radical left-wing -
Justin Trudeau Accused of “Hiding In His House” From Massive #FreedomTruckers ConvoyJanuary 27, 2022
Justin Trudeau finally addressed the #FreedomTruckers convoy that is slowly but surely making its way to Justin’s home in Ottawa, Canada. It’s getting too big to ignore. ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** In his statement, Justin claimed the convoy was a “fringe group” that didn’t represent Canadians or Canada’s values. Really? They’re now letting off fireworks as the convoy passes by: Canada’s trucker protest continues with thousands and thousands of vehicles. pic.twitter.com/rO0RClVjP0 — Aaron Ginn (@aginnt) January 26, 2022 Well, Justin, if it was that small and fringe you wouldn’t be talking about it, now would you? MORE NEWS: Grab -
[VIDEO] Grab Your Kleenex: Canadian Kids Record Messages of “Thanks” to Freedom TruckersJanuary 27, 2022
Oh good lord, it’s barely 10:00 am, and I am already getting weepy at my Mac. ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** I was perusing the internet looking for interesting things to share with you, and I found a doozy. It’s a video clip of all these amazing Canadian patriots standing outside in the freezing cold to cheer on the #FreedomTruckers who are driving in a massive convoy to Canada’s capital of Ottawa to protest the country’s vaccine mandates. But the audio on the clip is all Canadian kids who are calling into a phone bank and leaving messages of “thanks” for -
[VIDEO] Russian Chess Grandmaster Refuses to Wear Mask… is Kicked out of World ChampionshipsJanuary 27, 2022
Well folks, we have another hero who is risking everything and standing up for freedom. ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** And this time, it’s a chess grandmaster. Russian chess grandmaster Daniil Dubov has refused to continue with the Tata Steel Chess tournament after officials demanded he wear a face mask. Dubov said he won’t wear a mask “based on principle.” Newswep reported that Russian grandmaster Daniil Dubov refused to play in a mask against Anish Giri at the Tata Steel Chess tournament in Wijk aan Zee in the Netherlands and did not show up for the match, reported on the official website of -
[VIDEO] Jesse Watters Debuts New Show With One Question About Pelosi That’ll Have Her Sweating BulletsJanuary 27, 2022
I can tell you one person who will not like Jesse Watters’ debut show on Fox News… and that’s Nancy Pelosi — because Jesse has one big question about the old gal that we’d all like an answer to… ***FOLLOW US ON RUMBLE*** How did Nancy Pelosi get so darn rich? This report from Jesse is timely. It comes on the heels of some very serious questions about Pelosi’s little stock market scam. Reuters reported that a year since a Reddit-driven retail trading frenzy rocked the markets and created the ‘meme stock’ phenomenon, leading U.S. lawmaker Nancy Pelosi’s investments have
