Voters overwhelmingly believe Biden wants to jail Trump to secure election

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GlennTV: Massie and Roy take opposite sides on TikTok ban bill
While Massie and Roy often align ideologically, they do not agree with each other on this piece of legislation.

Biden admin used counterterrorism resources to help foreign group censor Americans
Evidence shows that Biden's DHS and State Department mobilized federal counterterrorism assets to support a foreign-based organization, the Center for Countering Digital Hate, in censoring American speech.

Flashback: Glenn Beck exposes shadowy ‘nonprofit’ targeting conservative media
The Independent wrote a hit piece on me using "research" from the Center for Countering Digital Hate. The article whined that YouTube wasn't doing enough to censor me. So we dug into this foreign nonprofit beloved by the Biden administration, and what we found is chilling.

Majority of voters say Biden wants to imprison Trump before election: Poll
By nearly two to one, voters believe President Joe Biden is using the Justice Department to hobble former President Donald Trump and jail him so that he can’t win the fall election.

NY Post: Trump may not pay bond — and instead let Letitia James seize Trump Tower
Another source said, "He has plenty of wealthy friends who would help him if asked, but he’s not asking, as far as I’m aware.”

Kevin O’Leary Blasts New York Forcing Trump To Pay $454 Million Bond: An Attack On ‘The American Brand’
"I think people should be thinking about the policy being put in place here, the competitiveness of New York State versus other U.S. states, but more importantly, the message about the American brand."

Court: Trump, GOP Co-Defendants Can Appeal Judge’s Retention Of Fani Willis
In a surprising move, Judge Scott McAfee ruled Wednesday that Trump may appeal McAfee’s decision to allow Fani Willis to oversee her get-Trump prosecution.

Steve Baker: Favoritism, cover-ups reveal culture of corruption in US Capitol Police leadership
Policy violations that ordinarily would lead to firings instead resulted in promotions for officers responsible for protecting top congressional leadership.

Activists Are Forcing Democrats To Admit How Radical The Party Has Become On Abortion
Democrat politicians do want unrestricted abortion care — they just don’t necessarily want to "promote and talk about" it.

Tucker Carlson exhorts Texas audience to see spiritual war behind political battles: 'Not flesh and blood at all'
Speaking at a fundraising event in the Fort Worth Stockyards, Carlson opened his brief speech by recounting how a man offered to pray over him for God's guidance before he addressed the audience, which he noted would have been an unusual experience where he lives in New England.

DeSantis signs bills forbidding homeless people camping in public spaces
“Florida will not allow homeless encampments to intrude on its citizens or undermine their quality of life like we see in states like New York and California,” said DeSantis. The law calls on local municipalities to provide sleeping spaces for homeless; if they fail to do so, they can be sued by businesses and residents.

Vigilantes show up to evict 'squatters' at Queens home where owner was arrested
"We are looking to get this guy out," said the unidentified man, who appeared agitated and was dressed in a black "Trump" T-shirt. He said: "I am here to talk to him. I want to see why he is here."

Suspected squatter in $1M NYC home is subletting space in bizarre twist, conned co-resident says
The squatter who moved into a $1 million Queens home is now renting out space inside the house, one of the illicit tenants told the Post, saying he was conned into paying $1,500 a month for a spot.

Executive at Bill and Hillary Clinton Airport brain-dead after being shot during gunfight with federal agents, brother says
Matthew Malinowski questioned why agents came to his brother’s home so early instead of approaching him at work. He contends the agents “broke down his door” at 6 a.m., leaving his brother no choice but to “defend himself.”

Mitch McConnell’s billionaire sister-in-law Angela Chao was drunk when she backed Tesla into pond and died: Police
Chao is the sister to Elaine Chao, the wife of Mitch McConnell, and that led some to push conspiracy theories, such as the Chinese hacking her Tesla and driving it into a pond.

Business Partners Confirm Joe Biden Was Part Of Family’s Influence-Selling
Tony Bobulinski, a former family business partner turned whistleblower who told lawmakers President Biden was the “brand” sold to foreign governments, doubled down on accusations of corruption with sworn testimony in public.

AOC claims ‘RICO is not a crime’ in testy exchange with Biden impeachment probe witness Tony Bobulinski
“Well damn. Hope @AOC can tell Fani Willis to drop those RICO charges against Trump,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales quipped.

Biden Impeachment Hearing Interrupted as Witness Calls Democrats Liars
Tony Bobulinski said Reps. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) and Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) "[lied] directly to the American people without hesitation and remorse," adding that the pair "will continue to lie today at this hearing and go straight to the media to tell more lies."

Nevada officials hit with election integrity lawsuit over 'impossibly high' number of voters in some counties
"At least three Nevada counties have more registered voters than they have adult citizens who are over the age of 18," the lawsuit says.

McConnell urges Senate Republicans not to support term limits
The Senate minority leader argued that imposing term limits would weaken the leader’s power and hurt fundraising.

GOP Budget Proposal Touts Toughest Iran Sanctions in History and Eradication of ‘Woke’ Military Programs
A federal budget proposal released by the House’s largest Republican caucus "would implement the toughest package of sanctions on Iran ever proposed by Congress" and eradicate funding for "all woke programs and priorities in the military."

Poll Shows Larry Hogan With Double-Digit Lead Over Democrats in Maryland Senate Race
Although Maryland voters said by a 20-point margin that they would prefer Democrats control the Senate, the former Republican governor, who left office in January 2023 with high approval ratings, is more popular in the state than his two Democratic rivals.

Democrats Canceled Their Florida Primary To Help Biden. It Backfired And Helped Republicans Flip Local Seats
Florida Democrats' move to award Biden the state's delegates and cancel the presidential primary appears to have backfired as Republicans flipped several seats and won key local races, likely due to hampered Democratic turnout caused by the lack of a statewide primary.

The Fed keeps interest rates at 23-year high for the fifth time, keeping borrowing costs elevated for Americans
Fed officials also released a fresh set of economic projections Wednesday. They show that central bank officials now expect fewer rate cuts in the coming years than they estimated in December.

California audit finds state is broke: $55 billion more owed than available
California currently faces a $73 billion deficit for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, to which the Democratic legislature has responded with a proposal to cut this year’s budget by $2.1 billion and a proposal to spend $12 billion, or half the state’s rainy day fund.

These US cities have the fastest-growing population of millionaires
Of the 11 cities ranked in the report’s America’s Wealthiest Cities data, New York and Los Angeles were near the bottom. Chicago took dead last.

Biden administration fails to file paperwork in time, causes 200K deportation cases to be tossed
The DHS’ failure to file thousands of notices to appear before scheduled hearing dates left courts without jurisdiction to handle deportation cases and rule on asylum claims.

Biden tells Texans he's ‘not going to demonize immigrants’
“Unlike Trump, I’m not going to demonize immigrants,” Biden told the crowd at a campaign stop in Dallas.

Eric Adams stops Texas bus company from sending more illegal aliens with $700 million lawsuit
Roadrunner Charters signed a stipulation letter agreeing to stop sending illegal aliens to New York City on Wednesday.

Horowitz: Why can’t states use public health to stop the border invasion?
Just four years ago, states violated Americans’ rights on the pretense of preventing people from overwhelming hospitals. Now, millions of illegal aliens threaten to collapse the system.

'15 Days To Slow the Spread': On the Fourth Anniversary, a Reminder to Never Give Politicians That Power Again
In the name of safety, politicians did many things that diminished our lives — without making us safer.

Senators to probe COVID origins, high-risk bioresearch in US and abroad
Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Gary Peters announced a bipartisan investigation into the potential origins of COVID-19 and the national security risks associated with high-risk biological research and to hold accountable those engaged in risky gain-of-function research.

More US Embassies Forced To Evacuate Under Biden Than Any Other U.S. President
An analysis from the Daily Signal found that a total of 11 embassies have been evacuated under Biden. Obama had eight embassies evacuated, while Trump had three.

US submits draft resolution to UN calling for immediate ceasefire in Gaza tied to hostage release: Blinken
I guess all's well that ends well.

Schumer rejects Netanyahu’s request to address Senate
While the Israeli prime minister spoke to Senate Republicans at a lunch Wednesday, Schumer denied his request to speak with Senate Democrats over video call, saying, “These conversations shouldn’t happen in a partisan manner.”

Hackers claim infiltrating Israeli nuclear reactor, stealing data
"We have targeted some servers of the baby killer regime's nuclear organisations. In this operation, while wiping and destroying the data," the group wrote on X.

France denies Russian claims it plans to send 2,000 troops to Ukraine
Macron has in recent weeks repeatedly refused to rule out NATO troops being sent to fight in Ukraine, while French Army Chief of Staff Pierre Schill wrote Tuesday that the country’s military was preparing for the “toughest engagements” to “guard against aggression and defend its interests.”

Macron poses for cringeworthy black and white boxing photos
Macron is trying to position himself as the strongman of Europe standing up to Putin.

Russian Nuclear Plant Near Ukraine Border Attacked by Drones
Ukrainian forces attempted to attack a Russian nuclear plant in the border region of Kursk with at least five kamikaze drones and one S-200 missile, according to local media reports.

Ukraine Drones Attack Russian Nuclear-Capable Aviation Hub
The Engels-2 airbase houses strategic bombers, which have repeatedly launched missile strikes on Ukraine throughout the war.

China on track to be ready to invade Taiwan by 2027, US commander says
“Perhaps most concerning,” he added, “has been the rapid pace at which [China] has bolstered its nuclear arsenal, increasing its warhead inventory by well over 100% since 2020.”

Irish PM Leo Varadkar steps down, his career ended because he went woke
The news follows a brutal referendum loss that saw more than 70% of the Irish electorate vote down proposals to amend the Constitution to eliminate the words “mother” and “woman” and expand the definition of family beyond those based on marriage.

The 'sophisticated' French love American fast food
France is now home to more McDonald's than anywhere in Europe. Burger King has 520 locations in France, while KFC celebrated its 300th location in the country.

Align: Why the Western will never die
"There are two types of articles you encounter when you read about Westerns," film historian Andrew Patrick Nelson tells me. "One is 'The Western is Dead.' The other is 'The Western is Back.' Sometimes they're out at the same time."

Don Lemon breaks silence on list of diva demands to join Elon Musk’s X
After his reps adamantly denied that Don Lemon had a list of diva demands to join X, the ousted anchor admitted in a new interview, “People negotiate all the time.”

DeSantis officials blast Axios for boosting claim that parental rights protections parallel Nazi persecution
"In today's era of the Republican Party's 'Don't Say Gay' bills," Jake Newsome said last week, "we need the pink triangle more than ever."

From ‘The View’ To CBS, Media Give Christine Blasey Ford Even More Time To Smear Brett Kavanaugh
The press are once again treating Christine Blasey Ford with little journalistic skepticism as they promote her new memoir.

The Unaffordable Car Act: Biden rolls out ‘strongest-ever’ vehicle emission standards to ensure most new cars are electric by 2032
You'll be happy to know that this bill will save you $6,000 over the life span of a vehicle. Now add that to the $2,500 you're saving each year with Obamacare, and you got some serious cash.

Biden’s war on gas cars will cost Americans a fortune
The five-year cost to own an average electric vehicle is more than $92,000, according to the North American Auto Dealers Association. Compare that to a typical gas-powered vehicle, which over the same period costs $76,500.

High Schoolers Walk Out as Adults Push Transgenderism
Students at John Jay High School in New York staged a walkout on Monday in protest of students being allowed to use restrooms of the sex they identify with, rather than their actual sex.

Washington state governor signed a bill mandating LGBTQ history be taught in public schools
Senate Bill 5462 was introduced in 2023 with the aim of expanding "inclusive learning standards and instructional materials" in the state’s public schools, guided by a framework of DEI.

Neuralink’s First Human Subject Demonstrates His Brain-Computer Interface
In a livestream on X, the paralyzed man explained how he thinks about moving a mouse in his hand, and the cursor on the screen moves. He said it worked so well, the first night he had full access to it, he played Civilization until 6 a.m. without needing assistance.

Federal Handout to Intel Will Cost $283,000 Per Job, and That's Being Generous
But the math gets even worse if you read Intel's press release, which clarifies that 20,000 of those 30,000 new jobs will be temporary construction jobs.

NFL QB Anthony Richardson rescues stranded couple, pays for new tires after no one would stop to help
"I guess I'm a Colts fan now." When Parker Suddeth and his girlfriend, Zoe, had a tire blowout on I-65, Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson stepped up to help. He drove them to an auto parts store and gave them $200.

Images of 'cracker of the day' Biden sniffing girls gets ex-NFL star Antonio Brown a 'hateful content' warning on X
Antonio Brown isn't really someone you'd want on your side, but it's still a "fun" post.