You Vote: Do you think sanctuary cities should be prosecuted for harboring illegal immigrants?
Tom Homan, President-elect Donald Trump’s border czar, warned that sanctuary cities that harbor illegal aliens could face legal action.
Do you think sanctuary cities should be prosecuted for harboring illegal immigrants?
Social media erupts after Jack Smith files to dismiss Jan. 6 charges against Trump
Special counsel Jack Smith faced further accusations of political lawfare online after he filed to dismiss the cases against President-elect Donald Trump on Monday.
Less than three weeks after Trump bested Vice President Kamala Harris, Smith filed a motion to end the cases centered on Trump’s actions leading up to and on Jan. 6, 2021, and Trump’s handling of classified documents. Politicians and lawyers alike responded to the filing Monday on X.
“All that has changed is that Trump won the election And now Jack Smith is moving to dismiss,” Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) wrote. “Isn’t that tantamount to an admission that this was just politicized lawfare from the beginning?”
“The Jack Smith cases will be remembered as a dark chapter of weaponization,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) wrote. “They never should have been brought. Our elections are decided by voters–not by fanatical, deranged liberal lawyers like Jack Smith.”
“Jack Smith-your losing joke of an indictment didn’t have a chance in hell to begin with as SCOTUS made clear,” former Olympian Caitlyn Jenner wrote. “Your motion to dismiss is long over due. I hope you’re investigated until the end of time when AG @PamBondi takes over. Thankful to the voter mandating lawfare end!”…
RFK, Jr. “We are going to war against the FDA and there’s a reckoning coming” | Redacted
The crooked Food and Drug Administration is about to be flipped on its head. Instead of partnering with Big Pharma and keeping healthy supplements off store shelves.
It looks like they are about to be flipped upside down now that Robert F Kennedy Jr. Is going to be heading up the FDA, the CDC, and all of America’s health systems.
Raw Milk: Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson
Donald Trump campaigned in part on the promise to “Make America Healthy Again”. That pledge attracted voters engaged in a growing national battle over food.
They claim the government is making it hard to buy food that’s safer and more nutritious while force feeding us a diet that’s unhealthy and causing chronic diseases.
Today we hear both views, starting with the debate over raw milk.
Kentucky Coal: Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson
Summer heat waves, deep winter freezes and the exponential increase in energy demands from expanding Artificial Intelligence..
All, putting a huge stress on our energy supply. Could Kentucky coal be a solution? Lisa Fletcher reports.
Puberty Blockers: Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson
Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson
A flashpoint in the recent election surrounds children who want to live life as the opposite sex, a mental disorder classified as gender dysphoria.
Controversy over treatments drove votes toward Donald Trump and changes are certain to come under his new administration.
In Europe, the practice of using puberty blockers and hormones in children also boiled over and led to a recent ban in Great Britain.
“Bilderberg Group’s DARK SECRETS” – Anneke Lucas REVEALS Billionaire’s In Sex Trafficking Network
Anneke Lucas recounts the horrifying details of her childhood, being trafficked by an elite network involving powerful figures like David Rockefeller.
In this gripping conversation with Patrick Bet-David, she describes mind control training, abuse, and the manipulation she endured to serve the elite.
Her story sheds light on the dark connections between power and exploitation.
Congress’s Jan. 6 Investigation Looks Less and Less Credible
The J6 Committee fueled doubts about the official accounts by using only Democratically-appointed members and skewing the evidence. The new information further undermines the narrative pushed by both members and the media.
The continued distrust of the official accounts of Jan. 6 reflects a failure of the House Democrats, and specifically former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), to guarantee a credible and comprehensive investigation.
The House Select Committee to investigate January 6 was comprised of Democrat-selected members who offered only one possible view: that January 6 was an attempt to overthrow our democracy by Trump and his supporters. The committee hired a former ABC News producer to create a slick, made-for-television production that barred opposing views and countervailing evidence. The members, including Republican Vice Chair Liz Cheney, played edited videotapes of Trump’s speech that removed the portion where Trump called on his supporters to protest “peacefully.”
The committee fostered false accounts, including the claim that there was a violent episode with Trump trying to wrestle control of the presidential limousine. The Committee knew that the key Secret Service driver directly contradicted that account offered by former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson.
Nevertheless, the Washington Post, NPR, other media and the committee members called Jan. 6 an “insurrection” engineered by Trump. Figures such as Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) insisted the committee had evidence that Trump organized a “coup” on Jan. 6, 2021. That evidence never materialized.
The lack of adequate security measures that day has long puzzled many of us.
After all, there had been a violent riot at the White House before January 6, in which more officers were injured and Trump had to be moved to a secure location. The National Guard had to be called out to protect the White House, but those same measures (including a fence) were not ordered at the Capitol.
Two of the recent reports offered new details related to those questions…
Family of pastor killed in crash question release of illegal immigrant driver
The driver involved in the crash was identified as a citizen of Colombia who had entered the United States illegally, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Authorities released the driver pending a future court date, a decision that has left the Singleton family seeking answers.
“I had to sit and watch my husband of 53 years die in front of me, and then to know that the person who did this is walking around is very difficult to deal with,” Teri Singleton, his wife, told Fox 2 Detroit. “He’s dead and they’re walking around. That’s bothering me,” she added, echoing the grief and disbelief felt by her family.
The incident occurred in early November when Singleton, a well-known pastor in the Detroit area, was hit while on one of his regular morning walks, according to ABC 7. Police stated that Singleton was wearing a reflective vest and was crossing at a marked crosswalk when he was struck by a man driving a 2013 Ford Focus.
“He had almost every bone in his body broken,” said Teri. “He had his collarbone fractured, internal organ damage, and his skull was cracked. He had two craniotomies in the hospital.” Despite medical intervention, Singleton succumbed to his injuries several days later.
In a separate incident in September, an illegal immigrant accused of raping a 14-year-old girl and repeatedly stabbing a man during a robbery was arrested in connection with the crimes only a few months after his release from custody at the southwest border, according to a congressional report.
The Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee and its Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement released a report at the time, citing figures stating that the administration has released 5.6 million illegal immigrants into the U.S. within the last four years, and another 1.9 million escaped into the country during this time.
Under the Biden administration, U.S. Border Patrol also released an illegal migrant who went on to murder Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student. Despite multiple encounters with law enforcement after he illegally entered the U.S., the man was allowed to roam free…..
Israel faces uptick in hostilities; Khamenei urges death warrant for Netanyahu TV7 Israel News 25.11
1) Iran’s Islamic Republic Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei asserts that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be issued a death warrant.
2) Outgoing EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell pledges to grant the Lebanese Armed Forces some two-hundred million Euros.
3) The United Arab Emirates announces the arrest of three terrorists responsible for the murder of a Jewish Rabbi in Abu Dhabi.
Pro-Palestinian protests spill onto Melbourne streets
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations have spilled onto the streets in the Melbourne suburb of Caulfield. The anti-Zionist action had been called off over unfound claims of violence.
Despite it being cancelled, activists still gathered outside a Melbourne synagogue on Monday night.
Up to 17 people missing after yacht sinks on the Red Sea
Up to 17 people are missing after a tourist yacht sank on the Red Sea off the coast of Egypt.
The yacht had 45 people aboard, including 31 tourists.
28 people have been rescued.
‘No Idea Who Voted’: GA County Official Says She Was Forced To Certify Election Without Crucial Docs
On Nov. 12, the Fulton County Board of Registration and Election (FCBRE) certified the results of the 2024 election. Except no one knows with certainty if the results were actually accurate because crucial data was withheld, according to a member of the board.
President-elect Donald Trump won the Peach State but lost Fulton County to Vice President Kamala Harris by 240,097 votes. The results were then certified on Nov. 12, but board members, who are considered the superintendents of elections, weren’t given access to all the requested election-related documentation, FCBRE member Julie Adams told The Federalist.
“I, along with all my board members, did not receive the Numbered List of Electors (the actual names along with their voter register numbers, by precinct and by the method in which they voted) or a list of the number of votes cast, by precinct or by vote method,” Adams said. “So, I have no idea who voted and the votes cast.”
The Numbered List of Electors and the Cast Votes Records, which shows the number of votes cast by precinct and vote method, is required for board members, like Adams, to ensure that there were not more votes cast than voters who voted. It’s a basic process known as reconciliation that happens before certification.
“And we never had the completed Numbered List of Electors or the Numbered List of Votes Cast, both by precinct and by vote method. The thing missing was clearly the most important thing,” Adams said. “We didn’t have anything, including the Numbered List of Absentee Voters (which includes mail-in and [overseas ballots].”
Adams says the election director, Nadine Williams, is in charge of providing the documents to board members but that there was a delay in producing the reports because the board had to adjudicate more than 8,000 ballots that failed to credit qualified write-in candidates.
Adams says she repeatedly asked Williams about the status of the documents she requested but ultimately never received them…..
Special Counsel Smith seeks to dismiss Jan. 6 charges against Trump
Judge Tanya Chutkan will need to approve the request before the case is dismissed.
After Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election earlier this month, Smith signaled he would begin winding down the case against Trump. The filing went live on the Department of Justice docket on Monday afternoon.
Smith had already filed a motion to vacate all deadlines in the 2020 election interference case against Trump in Washington, D.C. – a widely expected move, but one that stopped short of dropping the case against Trump completely. Smith had said his team planned to give an updated report on the official status of the case against Trump on Dec. 2.
Bannon On Ukraine: “The New World Cannot Be Sucked Into The Oldest Of The Old World’s Problems.”
The Biden Regime’s Final Days Are Attempting To Set US On A Course That Can’t Be Changed For Decades
From Africa to Alabama | 5 Minute Videos | PragerU
Martha Njolomole grew up in a village in Malawi, Africa. Her laundromat was a nearby river. Her school was a clearing under a tree.
When she won a scholarship to come to America, she was overwhelmed by the comparative luxury. What was the secret to America’s success? She had to find out.
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