Wrestling legend and WWE star The Undertaker announced his endorsement of Donald Trump, telling his fans that “the nation depends” on them making a wise choice in voting for him in November.
The iconic Westling figure, who also has the number-one wrestling podcast in the world, joins many rallying behind Trump ahead of the election.
In a TikTok video, Trump appeared with the Undertaker, real name Mark Calaway, along with fellow wrestling legend Kane, his on-screen brother.
Kane, real name Glenn Jacobs, is now the Mayor of Knox County in Tennessee and endorsed Trump.
Calaway responds to another wrestler, turned Hollywood liberal, Dave Bautista, who endorsed Kamala Harris this week and has long suffered from Trump Derangement syndrome.
“All right everyone. November 5th – ElectionMania. The choice is yours. You can go with President Trump, Kane and The Undertaker or you can take Kamala Harris, Dave Bautista and Tim Walz. Choose wisely – the nation depends on it,” Calaway states.
CNN‘s resident potato, Brian Stelter, unsuccessfully tried to put a positive spin on Kamala Harris‘s train wreck interview on FOX News after she lost her composure, forcing her handlers to end it early.
Harris attempted to blame Donald Trump for the border crisis despite her being in office for almost four years.
This was the first time time Harris was given a hardball interview, and she cracked under pressure.
When asked why she hasn’t she made progress on these issues during her time as vice president, Harris said: “My presidency will not be a continuation of Joe Biden’s presidency.”
Stelter quoted a spokesman for Kamala Harris in an attempt to show she actually did a great job – watch below… and get ready to laugh:
Listening to how Kamala Harris answered @BretBaier's questions, I think she was employing a "Google strategy" – encouraging Fox viewers to search what she was saying – since many of the points she made are rarely heard on Fox. She also plugged her campaign website at the end. pic.twitter.com/dVMcUirch1
Search giant Google is turning to nuclear reactors to power its Artificial Intelligence data centers, which many big tech companies now label as “green energy.”
The news came after Microsoft and Constellation Energy unveiled a power purchase deal, enabling a reactor restart at Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island nuclear plant.
Big tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google are aggressively expanding their data center capabilities to meet the AI revolution’s computing needs while scouring for sources of electricity, Science Alert said.
On Monday, Google signed a deal with Kairos Power to purchase electricity from small nuclear reactors in order to power its AI operations.
“We believe that nuclear energy has a critical role to play in supporting our clean growth and helping to deliver on the progress of AI,” Google senior director of energy and climate Michael Terrell said during a briefing.
“The grid needs these kinds of clean, reliable sources of energy that can support the build-out of these technologies,” he said.
“The first small modular reactor (“SMR”) developed by Kairos is expected to be online by the end of the decade with additional reactors coming online through 2035, generating a combined total of 500 megawatts of power. SMRs are more compact and potentially easier to deploy than traditional nuclear reactors, with big investments by Bill Gates in the sector, but the technology is still in its infancy and lacks regulatory approval.”
The partnership is a major step towards achieving its goal of abundant carbon-free energy from nuclear power, driven by the need for a consistent source of power that is seen as more reliable than solar and wind power.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz told Fox News that he never claimed there was “no guarantee to free speech” when it came to “misinformation” or “hate speech.”
HOLY SH!T
Governor Tim Walz: NO RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH if the government decides it is misinformation or hateful
“Fox News Sunday” host Shannon Bream noted Walz’s remarks from a 2022 MSNBC interview, “You’ve said there’s no guarantee of free speech for misinformation or hate speech,” Bream told Walz.
“But first of all, the Supreme Court was very clear in a unanimous 2017 decision that hate speech is protected, that’s the kind of stuff that needs to be protected – stuff none of us like to hear,” she continued.
“But more importantly, who gets to decide on the issue of what misinformation is?” she asked.
Shannon Bream: "Who gets to decide on what misinformation is?"
Walz responded with a word salad, claiming he was talking about “censorship coming in the form of book banning in different places.”
“We’re seeing attempts in schools,” Walz claimed.
“The issue on this was the hate speech and the protected hate speech — speech that’s aimed at creating violence, speech that’s aimed at threats to individuals. That’s what we’re talking about in this.”
“The decision on that, society decides on a lot of this, the idea of someone going on and threatening someone’s life or a child’s life online,” he added.
“I don’t think any of your viewers think that that is something that should be acceptable.”
However, Bream quickly pushed back: “No. No. No. That’s not misinformation,” she said.
“There’s a distinction, you would say, though, between something like a threat and misinformation?” she pressed Walz.
Representative Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) has claimed that criminal illegal immigrants are not a threat to the United States but rather Trump supporters and white supremacists.
During an appearance on MSNBC on Saturday, Crockett switched the blame from the problems plaguing cities like Springfield, Ohio on MAGA supporters.
Apparently Crockett isn’t willing to believe that Haitians are “eating the cats” – but more than willing to believe some elusive Trump supporters are.
Crockett said: “He said that we’ve got these cities and these towns that are being overrun by gangs and the crime—I absolutely agree. Guess what? It’s the MAGA gang…. It is the white supremacists that have decided to descend upon places such as Springfield, Ohio.”
The Democrat stressed her belief that Trump and his supporters are the ones causing significant problems in these communities, adding, “The problems are him and his minions.”
She went on to criticize Trump for failing to call out white supremacists.
“I agree that there are problems in our communities, but usually, it’s some white supremacists on the other side, and he has yet to call them out.”
Rep. Jasmine Crockett: We do have a problem of gangs overrunning towns and cities. I absolutely agree with that. But guess what? It's the MAGA gang and the white supremacists. It's not the illegal immigrants who have come to make our economy stronger.pic.twitter.com/Nvrhy0lTwt
The remarks conveniently left out the rising concerns over violent crimes committed by gangs linked to illegal immigration, such as the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which has now been designated as a terrorist organization by texas Governor Greg Abbott.
Elon Musk has stepped up to help Americans once again by announcing Starlink is working with cell phone carrier T-Mobile to help Florida‘s victims of Hurricane Milton.
More than n 10K Starlink kits have been activated for cell satellite service.
The connection will allow those affected by the storm to contact loved ones and emergency services.
“We have accelerated the rollout of Starlink direct to cell phone connectivity for areas affected by the hurricanes,” Musk wrote.
We have accelerated the rollout of Starlink direct to cell phone connectivity for areas affected by the hurricanes.
This is being provided free of charge by SpaceX and TMobile to help those in need. https://t.co/SedY5jGEMJ
“The FCC has also rapidly approved emergency special temporary authority for coverage in Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton,” the company said.
Starlink shared on X:
In addition to the thousands (>10k) of Starlink kits we are delivering in response to Hurricane Helene, the @Starlink team and @TMobile activated our Direct to Cell satellites to provide emergency alerts for all phones and carriers of those in affected areas.
Sharing platform Reddit has removed a popular forum that focuses on the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
The “Thomas Crooks” subreddit was banned for supposedly violating Reddit’s rules against posting violent content.
The assassination attempt against Trump occurred on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, which ended with the death of Thomas Crooks by Secret Service snipers.
The shooting has now become one of the most historical events in United States history and will likely be discussed for years to come, but not on Reddit.
Reddit’s decision to ban the topic has raised concerns about its limits on free speech.
The now-defunct subreddit had been a hub for users seeking answers and sharing information about the incident, The Post Millenial’s Katie Daviscourt reported.
Discussion on the forum ranged from speculation about potential Secret Service security failures to theories of it being an inside job.
Unsurprisingly, Reddit has failed to provide specific examples of the offending material for the ban.
A North Carolina mayor has slammed Vice President Kamala Harris for lying about FEMA efforts to assist residents following the catastrophic hurricane Helene.
Newland Mayor Derek Roberts, whose daughter’s house was destroyed by the hurricane, revealed she was denied the $750 FEMA payment.
“My daughter, whose house got completely wiped out – she has no flood insurance – meets with a FEMA person, applies for everything, doesn’t get the $750 that Kamala says she’s supposed to get. Gets approved for $300 for personal items. What is that gonna do?” Roberts asked in outrage.
More than a week after the storm made landfall, officials are still struggling to keep up with relief requests.
According to Blaze TV’s Glenn Beck, who spoke with FEMA sources, officials are more interested in shutting down makeshift helicopter rescue runs than helping stranded residents.
“Her entire first floor is literally wiped out,” Roberts continued as he described his adult daughter’s ordeal.
“Everything hauled everything off. So where is FEMA?”
The news comes as hurricane Milton heads towards Florida.
On Wednesday, Joe Biden announced plans to delay overseas travel, appearing to acknowledge the political damage being done to Harris and Democrats.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said the Secret Service was denying former President Donald Trump full protection while trying to hide it from the public.
During an appearance on FNC’s “Hannity,” the Missouri Republican warned that the USSS is engaging in a deceptive cover-up to hide their level of protective service for the Republican nominee.
“[S]enator, what are we learning here because I know from people around President Trump that they have repeatedly requested more security and they have been denied again and again and again and again,” host Sean Hannity said.
“Why would they do that?” Hannity asked.
“You know, Sean, it sounds like he’s still not getting the security that he’s been promised, and here’s what this new whistleblower says,” Hawley replied.
“He says that investigators are now not allowed to come to all the Trump rallies because if they did, they would see that Trump is not getting the full presidential protective detail.”
“He’s only getting it selectively. So the allegation is Secret Service leadership is now saying to its own internal investigators, no, actually wait, don’t don’t come to that event,” Hawley continued.
“Come to this one over here. And they’re trying to conceal the fact Trump is still not getting the full levels of protection.”
“I don’t know why they’re doing this, Sean, other than that they don’t want the public to know the truth.
“And I tell you what, I’ve had enough of this from Secret Service leadership. I really have,” he added.
“They need to level with the American people about what’s going on here.”
“They need to tell us if Trump is really getting all the security he needs.”
“These rallies need to be safe for everybody who goes to them, and I’ve had enough of the prevarication of the concealment and the stonewalling. It’s got to stop.”
In August, Hawley shared shocking new details about the catastrophic failures of the Secret Service, which led to the assassination attempt against Trump at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Hawley noted that these brave agency whistleblowers came forward because they were terrified that this would happen again.
Last month, a Secret Service whistleblower revealed that would-be assassin Ryan Wesley Routh had inside information on the security vulnerabilities at Donald Trump’s West Palm Beach golf course.
Routh was able to set up a sniper’s nest with a perfect range just roughly 300 yards from Trump.
Senator Josh Hawley wrote in a letter: “A whistleblower with direct knowledge of Secret Service protection of former President Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach — an individual who has in fact protected President Trump at that very location — alleges that there are ‘known vulnerabilities’ in the fence line surrounding the course: places that offer a clear line of sight to the former president and others playing at the course.”
CNN anchor Jim Acosta flipped when his contributor David Urban challenged the media narrative that former President Donald Trump was to blame for the chaos surrounding Jan. 6.
During the panel discussion that aired recently, people died as a result of the riot.
However, Urban pushed back, saying, “The only person that died on Jan 6 was Ashli Babbitt, who was murdered.”
This remark did not go down well with Jim Acosta, who said the situation could have been avoided if “Trump had just been a man and accepted the election results.”
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