Veteran Pollster John McLaughlin says this year’s New Hampshire primary had a historic turnout because Nikki Haley’s team focused on gaining votes from independents who normally vote Democrat. McLaughlin says his internal Trump campaign polls found that three out of ten voters previously voted Democrat in the New Hampshire primaries.
Article III Project Founder and President Mike Davis says Special Counsel Jack Smith knows his new superseding indictment against former President Donald Trump won’t be tried before the November election. “His goal is to have an evidentiary hearing, a mini-trial, in front of D.C.-Obama Judge Tanya Chutkan before the election on presidential immunity to try to interfere in the election,” he says.
Representative Warren Davidson (R-OH) says our Bill of Rights is not a grant of rights but a limitation of government to take away our God-given rights, like free speech. “The reality is, most governments around the world aren’t good governments. They don’t defend freedom. They limit it,” he says. “And you look at the European Union sending threats to Elon Musk for having a televised interview with Donald Trump, how crazy is that. And now the CEO of a messaging platform, Telegram, lands his plane in France and he’s detained, he’s in jail right now because he’s allowing people to speak.”
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) says that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' decision to allow more than 2 million got aways into America, from as many as 180 different nations, is a clear and present danger to the United States.
"Is this why President Biden is going so soft on China and Iran?" Johnson asked. "Does he know something that the rest of us don't? That there could be sleeper cells here?" The mainstream media, Johnson says, has covered up for the Biden administration.
Bobby Charles, AMAC Spokesperson and former Assistant Secretary of State, says Secret Service security failures at former President Donald Trump’s Butler, Pennsylvania rally showed a failure of leadership from the bottom to the top of the chain of command. Charles says he’s also concerned with the Biden administration’s inability to understand the enormity of the assassination attempt. “We almost lost a former president and a potential future president because of the utter, willful incompetence of an administration,” he says.
Speaking at a rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, former President Donald Trump lists off a number of bad policies and decisions made by Vice President Kamala Harris. “If you want socialist healthcare, nation-wrecking inflation, the death of American energy, and a lying, radical-left, liberal San Francisco extremist as your Commander in Chief, then Kamala Harris is your candidate,” he says.
There is a lot going on in this podcast from Andrew Huberman to Jordan Peterson but I want to start with some clips from Joe Rogan and Andrew Huberman where they talk about people taking clips of Joe Rogan out of context. And the irony is not lost on me, and as much as some people do this in a deceptive way I want to see if a new dialogue emerges while preserving the context of the original dialogue. My hope is to engage in a new kind of dialogue that builds off the original and leads us closer to the truth.
I explore the connection between theology, humanity, history and culture. I do this in the hopes of creating meaningful dialogue with others. I am creating dialogues with Jordan Peterson, Joe Rogan, Russel Brand and other powerful voices in culture.
On Thursday, two Sinaloa cartel leaders, Joaquin Guzman Lopez and Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, were arrested in the United States. Guzman Lopez, son of notorious cartel boss Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, orchestrated their arrest by luring Zambada to the US under the pretense of examining land in Mexico.
Upon landing in El Paso, Texas, federal agents arrested them. This operation, exploiting a rift within the cartel, marks a significant victory for US law enforcement.
The Sinaloa cartel is a major narcotics trafficking organization responsible for smuggling large quantities of drugs into the US.
The arrests, hailed by DEA Administrator Anne Milgram, target the cartel’s core operations, especially its fentanyl and methamphetamine networks.
Experts predict increased violence within the cartel following Zambada’s capture.
Despite skepticism from HSI agents, the operation went smoothly. Zambada pled not guilty and is held without bond on multiple charges, CNN has reported.
,1,On November 29, the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas's armed wing, claimed responsibility for a shooting near Ariel in the West Bank. The attack targeted a bus carrying Israeli soldiers and settlers, leaving eight people injured, including three seriously. The assailant, 46-year-old Samir Muhammad Ahmad Hussein, ambushed the bus, shattering its windshield with over a dozen bullet holes. Israeli forces neutralised the assailant near the Ariel settlement. Hamas described the attack as a heroic operation.
In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes killed at least 40 Palestinians, including casualties in the Nuseirat refugee camp and Beit Lahiya. Medics recovered 19 bodies from northern Nuseirat and more fatalities were reported across Gaza. Israeli military operations disrupted rescue efforts as tanks entered and withdrew from northern Nuseirat.
Meanwhile, Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem declared a "great victory" in Lebanon following a ceasefire. He emphasised coordination with the Lebanese army to enhance defensive capabilities. Separately, the Israeli army reported targeting a Hezbollah rocket launcher in southern Lebanon, citing ceasefire violations.
In Israel, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi hinted at resignation after October 7 attack investigations, pledging accountability and personal decisions once the probe concludes.
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Veteran Pollster John McLaughlin says this year’s New Hampshire primary had a historic turnout because Nikki Haley’s team focused on gaining votes from independents who normally vote Democrat. McLaughlin says his internal Trump campaign polls found that three out of ten voters previously voted Democrat in the New Hampshire primaries.