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Fetterman Blasts Mamdani for Threatening to Trigger Constitutional Crisis Over Supreme Court Ruling [WATCH]

Senator John Fetterman is once again setting off alarms inside his own party, and this time, he is warning that fellow Democrats are marching the country toward a constitutional crisis.

The Pennsylvania lawmaker called out New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for openly vowing to defy a Supreme Court decision that reaffirmed President Donald Trump’s authority to end Temporary Protected Status for certain migrants.

Fetterman’s warning came during a Saturday broadcast of “Saturday in America” where he spoke with host Kayleigh McEnany.

The senator, an increasingly rare Democrat who still claims to respect America’s constitutional framework, asked an uncomfortable question for his fellow liberals.

“I haven’t seen the freak out now that the mayor of New York is saying I’m going to defy the Supreme Court ruling,” Fetterman remarked.

It is an extraordinary statement from a Democrat who only a few years ago joined the same party that used “constitutional crisis” as a rallying cry every other week during the Trump administration.

Back then, Democrats insisted that even minor disputes between Trump and the courts were proof of impending tyranny.

Now that one of their own is pledging to ignore the highest court in the land, the silence from that same crowd is deafening.

Fetterman said that if any Republican governor or mayor had announced an intent to disregard a ruling from the Supreme Court, Democrats would be in full meltdown mode.

Instead, many of his colleagues seem to be shrugging it off or even defending Mamdani, a proud socialist who apparently believes that local politicians can overrule the judiciary whenever they feel righteous enough.

“Many of the members in my party are not calling him out,” Fetterman said pointedly.

“Or they are defending him, or just saying we really actually have to follow the court rulings because that is a constitutional crisis, when you have the leader of the country’s largest city saying we’re not going to follow or honor what the Supreme Court says.”

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The decision Mamdani vowed to reject came from two immigration cases that reaffirmed the Trump administration’s discretion in managing asylum policy and Temporary Protected Status.

In one case, the court ruled that migrants who are turned away at the border before formally entering the United States cannot claim asylum.

In the second, the court determined that foreign nationals from places like Haiti and Syria who hold temporary status cannot seek judicial relief to block the revocation of their protected designation.

In short, the rulings delivered a pair of victories to the rule of law and a rebuke to those who believe that immigration enforcement should be subject to mob sentiment instead of statute.

For Fetterman, that is precisely the kind of moment when Americans must stand up for the Constitution instead of pandering to the radical fringe.

Mamdani’s reaction, however, was pure defiance.

He declared in a video statement that “the ruling was not something his administration will ever accept.”

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Those are the kinds of words that sound eerily similar to the very challenges to authority Democrats accused Trump of plotting for years.

Fetterman’s criticism of Mamdani follows a recent pattern.

He has become one of the few remaining Democrats willing to publicly challenge the far left’s growing influence inside the party.

His comments fit a broader concern among centrist Democrats and many conservatives that a small band of socialist activists is now steering the agenda for an entire political movement.

Other figures such as Maine Senate candidate Graham Planter, Los Angeles mayoral hopeful Nithya Raman, and Washington, D.C., contender Janeese Lewis George have been pushing the same ideological direction.

The ascendance of these far left candidates has sent shockwaves through traditional Democratic ranks and emboldened figures like Mamdani to test the limits of legal authority with impunity.

To conservatives, the hypocrisy is glaring.

When Trump upheld decisions from courts that went against him, Democrats said nothing positive.

When a liberal mayor vows to violate Supreme Court authority entirely, they pretend it is simply a difference of opinion.

The selective outrage reveals the modern left’s real view of the rule of law, which is that it only applies when it benefits their agenda.

Fetterman’s willingness to call it out sets him apart, even if it puts a target on his back among his own base.

That is not lost on conservatives who have long argued that the Democratic Party’s center has all but vanished.

They see in Fetterman’s comments proof of what happens when radicals gain power and moderates either run for cover or decide to fight back.

For now, his remarks are a rare dose of honesty from inside a party that once prided itself on defending institutions only when politically convenient.

Whether Democrats listen to Fetterman or continue to drift toward ideological extremism will determine more than just one policy debate.

It will show whether the left still believes in constitutional integrity at all.

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Dem Rep Melts Down Over SCOTUS Ruling, Says Grocery Prices Will Rise Without Haitian Migrants [WATCH]

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is sounding the alarm again, this time warning that deporting Haitian migrants with Temporary Protected Status would somehow make American groceries and housing more expensive.

In typical fashion, the congresswoman from Florida managed to transform a Supreme Court ruling on immigration law into a doomsday prediction about the price of milk.

At a press conference this week, Wasserman Schultz called the Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to end TPS amnesty for Haitian and Syrian migrants “disgusting.”

The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 ruling, made clear that Congress gave the executive branch the authority to decide when and how Temporary Protected Status ends.

In other words, the law actually means what it says.

The Florida Democrat, however, painted a picture of chaos and cruelty.

She claimed American families would pay “even higher prices for groceries, health care, housing, and childcare” if Haitians under TPS were deported.

She then insisted that the country now faces a moral emergency that requires giving these migrants a pathway to permanent legal status.

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Her argument suggested that our economy has become dependent on low wage foreign workers and that sending them home would wreck daily life for American citizens.

Of course, she did not mention that mass illegal migration has already driven up housing costs, strained public schools, and flooded social service programs.

Wasserman Schultz continued her habitual moral scolding by insisting that the Trump administration created a “culture of fear” among migrants.

She claimed this atmosphere prevented any TPS recipients from joining her at the press event, saying, “When I have done a press conference around TPS, I’m nearly always able to get a TPS recipient to join me. The culture of fear that Donald Trump has created understandably prevented anyone from having the ability to join us this morning.”

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Her remarks are exactly what one might expect from a party that refuses to acknowledge that Temporary Protected Status was never meant to become a permanent immigration loophole.

TPS was created by Congress in 1990 for short term humanitarian relief for aliens who could not safely return home.

The Supreme Court correctly concluded that the law gives the Department of Homeland Security discretion to end those temporary protections when conditions in the home country change.

The Court also clearly said the law blocks any judicial review of those decisions.

Their wording was unambiguous: “The TPS statute plainly bars consideration of respondents’ non constitutional claims. It allows no judicial review of any determination with respect to the termination of a TPS designation.”

That is legal simplicity, not malice, something the left refuses to grasp.

Despite this clarity, Wasserman Schultz and fellow Democrats refused to take the ruling as lawful or final.

Instead, they reverted to the usual emotional theatrics. Rep. Rob Menendez accused the Trump administration of wanting “to create the largest undocumented population that it possibly can.”

Rep. Melanie Stansbury and Rep. Pete Aguilar echoed that hysteria, claiming the policy was essentially designed to “inflict pain” on immigrants.

For years, Democrats have treated immigration enforcement as a moral crime.

They use phrases like “law abiding neighbors” to describe people who entered under a temporary program designed for emergencies, not permanent resettlement.

They claim deportations break families and cause harm while ignoring the harm done to American workers who see wages stagnate and neighborhoods overburdened with illegal arrivals.

Wasserman Schultz also tried to cast ICE officers as villains, talking about “ICE brutality” and insisting that Americans must protect their “law abiding neighbors” from deportation.

Never mind that the average ICE officer is enforcing federal law at the direction of elected officials.

The congresswoman seems more outraged at the law itself than the criminals who violate it.

Her performance fits the same pattern we have seen from the Biden era left.

Every time a court upholds the actual text of a law, Democrats scream about cruelty.

Every time a border policy gets enforced, they cry that America’s heart is breaking.

And every time voters demand immigration control, Democrats accuse them of racism.

It is a tired script that treats citizens as obstacles to their ideological project.

In truth, the chaos at the border and the endless extension of programs like TPS have been a disaster for working Americans.

They drive competition for jobs, overwhelm small communities, and create permanent dependency on government aid.

Yet politicians like Wasserman Schultz insist that halting this is tantamount to economic suicide.

The Supreme Court brought a rare dose of reality to the situation by affirming that temporary relief must remain temporary.

That simple concept seems lost on the modern Democratic Party, which equates lawful enforcement with cruelty and national sovereignty with prejudice.

For Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the sky is always falling if it means defending national borders.

But for millions of Americans watching their taxes rise and their communities change, the idea of finally following the law might be the most refreshing thing Washington has done in years.

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Billionaire Puppetmaster George Soros Drops Over $100 Million to Buy Democrats More Power in Midterms

George Soros is once again using his immense fortune to shape American politics in his own image.

The 95-year-old billionaire has poured more than $100 million into the upcoming midterm elections, all in a bid to boost Democrats and their far left agenda.

The self-proclaimed champions of “fighting the oligarchy” seem remarkably silent when the oligarch is funding their campaigns.

According to reports, Soros and his son Alex have already funneled around $103 million into the 2026 election cycle through the family-run Democracy PAC.

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That number puts Soros at the top of the donor list once again, giving him an outsized influence over the Democratic Party’s strategy, messaging, and candidates.

This is the same Soros who already broke records four years ago with $128 million in political spending.

As usual, the money machine is complicated, running through layers of groups designed to keep the true targets of his funding hidden.

Official filings show less than one million came directly in Soros’s own name.

The rest, a staggering sum of around $102 million, slid quietly through his massive super PAC.

It is a system engineered for secrecy but dressed up in the language of “transparency” and “democracy.”

Douglas Kellogg of Americans for Tax Reform called out Soros’s latest spree for what it is, saying, “Money talks, and Soros money says the most insidious, unconstitutional, costly tax hikes in American history are on the table.”

Kellogg also described Soros as a “wannabe Bond villain,” noting what millions of Americans already suspect, that the billionaire has spent decades steering the Democratic Party sharply toward the radical left.

Not surprisingly, the left’s self-styled revolutionaries, Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and their Democratic Socialist pals have nothing to say about it.

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Their anti-billionaire crusade goes suspiciously quiet when the donor in question is bankrolling their allies and causes.

The hypocrisy is glaring.

Apparently, some oligarchs are perfectly acceptable as long as their millions serve the progressive cause.

Soros’s latest round of donations flies in the face of Democrats’ constant lecturing about “money in politics.”

Remember when they promised to get big donors out of Washington?

That tune changes quickly when the big donor writes checks for their side.

The people who rail about “dark money” suddenly disappear when it is Soros money propping up environmental groups, defund-the-police candidates, and radical prosecutors.

The elder Soros may have passed formal control of his global network to his son Alex, but he has clearly not given up running the show.

Reports earlier this year revealed that Soros had already kicked off his 2026 spending with $50 million, long before most voters were even thinking about election season.

The message is clear: he intends to keep buying political outcomes as long as his wallet holds out.

Critics have long pointed out how Soros quietly influences races across the nation by backing local district attorneys, state attorneys general, and judges who share his “reform” agenda.

The result has been predictable chaos in cities where Soros prosecutors have taken charge, refusing to enforce the law and releasing criminals back into neighborhoods.

Yet somehow, Democrats never bring that up when boasting about “justice reform.”

With more than four months until Election Day, the billionaire seems determined to shatter his own record again.

Every dollar inches closer to that goal of insulating the Democratic Party from accountability while keeping the machinery of power firmly in elite hands.

And in the process, any pretense of populist sincerity from the left looks increasingly hollow.

It is telling that the mainstream media rarely mention this river of Soros cash. When conservative donors contribute far less to Republican candidates, the outrage dominates headlines for weeks.

But Soros can dump hundreds of millions into elections, and somehow it does not move the needle for corporate media watchdogs. Their silence is its own form of endorsement.

While ordinary Americans worry about keeping food on the table, the world’s most famous billionaire activist is busy dictating which candidates get the financial backing to survive a primary.

It is political engineering at its finest, and the Democrats are the beneficiaries.

The working-class voters they claim to represent are nowhere in the picture.

So, what happened to fighting the oligarchy?

Apparently, that battle cry only applies to conservative donors, entrepreneurs, and business owners.

When the billionaire is an open globalist who bankrolls their every campaign, the left’s moral outrage evaporates fast.

Bernie Sanders and AOC will not say a word against the man funding their revolution.

Soros may be in his twilight years, but he is far from done meddling.

One thing remains certain: every time Democrats brag about their populist integrity, remember the billionaire in the shadows quietly writing their checks. Some billionaires truly are more equal than others.

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Trump Names Oklahoma Marine Veteran Lance Schroyer to Head ICE, Pledges to Make America Safe Again [WATCH]

President Donald Trump has officially nominated Lance Schroyer, a former Marine and seasoned law enforcement officer from Oklahoma, to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

In a fiery Truth Social post, Trump hailed Schroyer as a tough patriot who knows how to crack down on illegal immigration and restore law and order to America’s borders.

Trump urged the Senate to confirm his pick without delay, warning that the stakes for national security have never been higher.

He praised Schroyer’s thirty years of service in law enforcement, including his time as an Oklahoma State Trooper and his strong partnership with federal agencies through the 287g program, which empowers local police to cooperate directly with ICE in removing criminal aliens.

Schroyer’s nomination marks yet another move by Trump to fill key homeland security positions with experienced hands who are committed to enforcing the law, not rewriting it.

His background as a Marine and front-line officer has won him strong support from rank-and-file border agents and local sheriffs who have called for tougher immigration enforcement for years.

In his announcement, Trump declared, “I am very pleased to announce that I have nominated Lance Schroyer to be our next ICE Director. Lance has over 29 YEARS of Law Enforcement experience in Oklahoma, a state where I won all 77 counties in 2016, 2020, and 2024. Lance is a former Oklahoma State Trooper and United States Marine. He is a patriot with real operational experience and a proven leader.”

Trump added that Schroyer has “firsthand experience getting illegal aliens off our streets” and described him as a man “with what it takes to detain and deport illegal alien criminals, including murderers, rapists, and drug traffickers, at a rate never seen before.”

He reminded followers that his administration holds the record for the highest daily arrest rate by ICE and Customs and Border Protection, a clear contrast to the weak border enforcement under previous Democrat administrations.

The nomination immediately drew praise from Trump allies across the country.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin called Schroyer “a great pick” and said he represents “exactly the kind of leadership ICE needs in this critical moment.”

Mullin and Schroyer both hail from Oklahoma and have worked together on law enforcement initiatives aimed at fighting human trafficking and drug smuggling across state lines.

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Currently, David Venturella is serving as acting director of ICE, stepping in after former director Todd Lyons resigned in May.

Venturella, a longtime ICE official, will continue to oversee operations until the Senate confirms Schroyer’s appointment.

Supporters of Trump’s nomination say Schroyer’s track record proves he will bring a no-nonsense approach to the office.

They highlight his extensive experience in operations that target violent offenders and transnational gangs, as well as his deep respect among agents who have grown frustrated with Washington politicians who misuse ICE for political games rather than public safety.

Within conservative circles, Schroyer’s nomination is viewed as another step in rebuilding a once demoralized agency.

Many rank-and-file officers left or retired early during the weak border years of the Biden administration, when ICE agents were instructed to pull back from enforcement and avoid deportation orders for even serious offenders.

Trump’s call to “Make America Safe Again” through Schroyer’s appointment signals a clear return to aggressive border enforcement.

His administration has promised to reestablish successful policies like “Remain in Mexico” and end blanket parole programs that effectively wave illegal entrants through without court dates.

Critics on the left have already begun their predictable outrage, attacking the nomination as another sign that Trump is serious about cracking down on illegal immigration.

But supporters argue that is precisely the point. America’s border crisis has reached historic levels, with millions of illegal crossings, massive fentanyl inflows, and record numbers of criminal reentries.

Conservatives say those realities demand leadership that will act decisively, not issue press releases filled with excuses.

With the Senate now tasked with reviewing Schroyer’s nomination, attention turns to whether Democrats will attempt to stall another Trump pick for political theater.

Many conservatives expect resistance from Senate Democrats who spent years dismantling immigration enforcement policies that worked, preferring open-border narratives over national security and community safety.

For Trump supporters, Schroyer represents all the right credentials rolled into one package: battle-tested Marine, experienced lawman, and unwavering patriot.

His allies say he embodies the same grit that fueled Trump’s 2024 comeback and resonates deeply with Americans who believe their government should protect them first.

If confirmed, Schroyer will oversee one of the most complex enforcement networks in the federal system.

Conservatives see his selection as a signal that the days of politically neutered border agencies are finally over.

Trump’s message to the Senate was unmistakable: confirm Schroyer immediately and get ICE back to doing what it does best, protecting Americans from criminal aliens.

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Biden Stumbles Off Stage Again After Rambling Trump Attack, Getting Heckled at Democrat Gala [WATCH]

Joe Biden returned to the political spotlight this weekend, and in trademark fashion, the ending was the story.

The former president appeared at a Maryland Democratic Party gala to rail against Donald Trump, but the 83 year old ended up once again disoriented as he tried to find his way off the stage.

Biden had been invited to headline the Maryland Democratic Party’s so called Fight Back and Win summit, held at the Live Casino and Hotel near Baltimore.

Despite being forced out of the 2024 campaign after his disastrous debate performance, Biden delivered a lengthy speech aimed at defending his record and attacking his successor.

As usual, the rhetoric was fiery, rehearsed, and read off a teleprompter.

Biden accused Trump of what he called the deliberate distraction and destruction of NATO, mocked Trump’s White House redesign as a vanity project, and portrayed himself as the wise elder statesman returning to fend off chaos.

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But when the speech came to a close, Biden lost his bearings yet again.

After offering a familiar line about America’s ability to conquer any challenge, he froze, turned to one side, and appeared to ask for directions.

He pointed in two different directions before finally shuffling off the stage with his back to the audience.

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That moment sparked familiar deja vu.

Only days earlier, Biden appeared similarly confused at the opening of Barack Obama’s presidential library in Chicago.

There, a bewildered Biden also wandered on stage at the end, shouting, “Where’s my granddaughter?” while his wife Jill helped guide him.

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The sight raised uncomfortable memories of the 2024 debate meltdown that effectively ended his political career.

At Saturday’s gala, Biden relied entirely on a teleprompter, pausing several times to squint and clear his throat.

He coughed loudly during the first few minutes and appeared to lose his place at points.

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To loyal Democrats in attendance, it was simply “Joe being Joe.”

For much of America watching online, it was yet another reminder of how his presidency fell apart.

Trying to fire up the crowd, Biden claimed Americans were saying the economy under him was “a hell of a lot better than under Trump.”

That line drew applause from a roomful of party insiders but would strike most voters as detached from reality.

Millions remember two years of inflation, border chaos, and energy price spikes on Biden’s watch.

Biden’s insults directed at Trump quickly turned theatrical.

He accused Trump of turning the White House into a personal playground, sneering that his rival was “tearing down the East Wing to make room for his ballroom,” and “putting his name on the Kennedy Center.”

He even joked, “Woah, what a loser.”

The room laughed, but it came across like an aging celebrity trying to relive old applause.

The former president also blasted Trump’s success since returning to office, saying it was “simply stunning to me” that Trump made billions, adding, “he has no shame.”

Biden’s disbelief said more about his own fading grasp of the political landscape than anything else.

Trump’s supporters have never doubted his instincts for business or politics, while Biden’s crowd now seems satisfied simply to prop him up on cue.

Biden’s difficulties with stage directions have become a running joke.

From the G7 summit in Italy where he turned the wrong way during a photo op, to his many wanderings after speeches, the pattern has never gone away.

Democrats usually laugh it off.

But after he left the White House in 2024 due to internal pressure from his own party, those awkward moments have taken on a sad new familiarity.

He notably avoided any comment about the ideological warfare raging inside the Democratic ranks, where far left socialists recently toppled several party establishment candidates in New York primaries.

Biden’s team apparently decided to keep that battle at arm’s length to avoid reminding the audience how fractured the party has become.

Biden’s health has remained a subject of quiet concern.

Reports confirm he is battling Stage 4 prostate cancer, though his aides insist he remains active and upbeat.

Meanwhile, Jill Biden has taken a more visible role, promoting her new book and admitting she feared her husband might have been “having a stroke” during the 2024 debate disaster.

His family has also kept headlines coming. Hunter Biden has become a combative online presence, touting his art and taunting critics, even challenging Donald Trump Jr. to a cage match on social media.

It is a bizarre reflection of a political dynasty that once claimed the moral high ground and now appears increasingly out of touch.

Saturday’s gala may have been intended as a return to form for Joe Biden, a nostalgic performance for a loyal audience.

Instead, it underlined what the nation already knows.

The Democrat Party’s elder statesman still has his talking points, but he continues to lose track of the exit.

At this point, even his supporters must realize that when Joe Biden steps on a stage, the real suspense comes when he tries to leave it.

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Brave KFC Worker Tackles Armed Thug After Refusing to Hand Over Phone [WATCH]

A quiet Monday morning at a Kentucky Fried Chicken in Florissant, Missouri turned violent when an armed criminal stormed the restaurant and demanded cash from terrified employees.

What the thug did not expect was a 21-year-old cook who refused to be a victim.

Markell Hitchings was prepping food for the day when he spotted a man dressed in black walking into the restaurant.

Hitchings at first thought the man was just using the restroom, but something about the stranger’s behavior set off alarms in his mind.

He told KSDK-TV, “I had it back in my mind that he was going to try to do something.”

His gut feeling turned out to be absolutely right.

The suspect soon barged behind the counter and demanded the manager hand over the cash.

Hitchings said the manager dropped to the floor in shock as the man brandished a gun. Hitchings told her to comply to avoid getting hurt.

The thief grabbed the money and sprinted out the front door, but he did not get far.

As fate would have it, Hitchings had stepped out behind the restaurant near the drive through area.

The armed robber came around the back and locked eyes with the young cook.

He then demanded Hitchings’ cell phone.

That was one demand too many.

Hitchings flatly refused, and the two began to fight.

“He asked me for my cell phone, and I didn’t give him my phone, and we got to tussling around in back by the drive thru,” Hitchings said.

The attacker tried to maintain control as his gun flew from his hands during the scuffle.

The fight turned brutal and desperate as Hitchings called for help while adrenaline began to fade.

“I was screaming for help because I was losing adrenaline,” he said, but he did not back down.

The cook summoned more strength, wrestling the criminal to the ground.

“Once I had him in a chokehold, I’m on his back.

He grabbed rocks and tried to smash them over my head, but it didn’t work,” Hitchings recalled.

His determination stopped a violent robbery from turning into a tragedy.

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Employees in a nearby business called 911 as Hitchings held the suspect down until police arrived.

When officers reached the scene, they found a stolen firearm used in the robbery along with the stolen cash.

The suspect, identified as Tamon Sleet, learned the hard way that not all working Americans are helpless in the face of criminal threats.

Authorities later revealed that Sleet was already suspected of attacking a ride share driver in north St. Louis County just days earlier, a disturbing trend of escalating violence before his KFC rampage.

Thankfully, thanks to Hitchings’ courage, he was stopped before he could hurt anyone else.

For Hitchings, the experience was a blur of danger and adrenaline, but his perspective afterward reflected faith and gratitude.

“It all just happened so fast. I know it was dangerous. I wouldn’t advise anyone to do that. I was never afraid at all. Honestly, I thank God that it all played out the way it did,” he said.

Police charged Sleet with multiple offenses including assault, armed criminal action, and vehicle hijacking related to the ride share attack.

He is currently being held on a $250,000 cash only bond.

The community, and probably every KFC customer in town, can breathe easier knowing this repeat offender is off the streets.

The story highlights both the bravery of one average worker and the disturbing reality of rising violent crime plaguing everyday Americans.

Too often, hardworking citizens are left to deal with the chaos created by criminals who have no fear of consequences.

Hitchings’ act of courage serves as a reminder that the human spirit, guided by faith and a sense of right and wrong, still stands strong in the face of danger.

It is also a story about what happens when everyday Americans take pride in defending themselves and their communities.

While police were on their way, it was a cook with a strong will who ensured the safety of others that morning.

That sort of grit does not come from politics or policy speeches.

It comes from the determination of people who refuse to live in fear while criminals roam freely.

Across the nation, stories of violent robberies at restaurants, convenience stores, and rideshare vehicles are becoming all too common.

But in this case, a young Missourian showed that courage and quick thinking still triumph over evil intent.

Hitchings’ actions will not only be remembered by his coworkers but serve as a rallying reminder that good Americans will not back down when their lives and communities are threatened.

As Florissant residents move on from the chaotic event, Hitchings remains humble but thankful.

He may have been preparing fried chicken that morning, but by noon, he had taken down an armed threat and protected innocent lives.

That is real heroism, and it happened not in a movie or a politician’s speech, but in a fast food kitchen in Missouri.

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Talarico Claims White Churches Miss the Real Jesus, Says Black Congregations Know Him Better [WATCH]

Texas Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico is making waves again, this time by suggesting that white churches are not truly reflecting the teachings of Jesus.

During a recent podcast appearance, Talarico claimed that black churches have a deeper understanding of Christ’s message, while many white churches are allegedly focused on the wrong priorities.

The comments sound like yet another attempt by a progressive politician to divide Christians along racial lines while earning credibility with the far left wing of the Democratic Party.

Speaking on the September 2024 episode of “Holy Conversation: Faith and Politics,” Talarico criticized white congregations, stating they are overly focused on the afterlife instead of engaging in earthly good deeds.

“Too many white churches are focused on the afterlife and not really much on this life,” Talarico declared.

“In my opinion, a lot of white churches don’t resemble the Jesus we meet in the Gospels of being out in the world, of freeing the oppressed and healing the sick and feeding the hungry.”

His message, rooted in a selective interpretation of Scripture, seemed to target white Christians for not fitting into his preferred brand of social gospel activism.

Talarico then contrasted those supposed shortcomings with his praise for black churches.

He said black congregations possess “a much deeper and more accurate understanding of what it means to follow Jesus in the 21st century.”

He credited that to their “position in this country historically and currently.”

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According to him, black churches offer a spiritual model that white churches ought to learn from, and he boasted that his own congregation in North Austin had taken inspiration from them.

The implication was clear: faith communities dominated by white believers lack spiritual authenticity in Talarico’s view.

This is not the first time Talarico has used religious language to score political points.

Earlier this year, the state representative told ‘The New Yorker’ that Christianity is the “most violent” religion and has allegedly caused “damage” to Islam.

The remark raised eyebrows not only among conservatives but also within more moderate faith communities, who viewed it as yet another broadside against Western religious traditions.

As a Presbyterian seminarian and Democrat politician, Talarico has positioned himself as a kind of activist theologian.

That combination has produced plenty of controversy in Texas. He frequently merges his faith with leftist policy priorities, apparently seeing government activism as a sacred duty.

Yet critics argue that his faith-infused progressivism conveniently ignores parts of Scripture that emphasize repentance, personal responsibility, and moral law.

Talarico’s record shows a consistent hostility to traditional Judeo Christian perspectives that have guided Texas voters for generations.

He publicly condemned President Donald Trump’s restrictions on immigration from terrorism-prone countries, calling the policy “a threat to all of us.”

Those restrictions were implemented specifically to safeguard Americans from radical Islamist infiltration, but Talarico portrayed them as bigotry instead of common sense national security.

During an appearance before the Pakistani American Council of Texas, he declared solidarity with “Muslim brothers and sisters,” an admirable sentiment in isolation but revealing when coupled with his criticism of Christianity itself.

For someone seeking a seat in the United States Senate, Talarico’s pattern of comments paints a picture of a man who views religious faith largely through a political lens.

His critiques of white churches, his denigration of historic Christianity, and his alignment with progressive identity narratives all fit comfortably within the left’s ongoing campaign to reshape the moral foundation of American society.

This approach flatters the activist base but alienates millions of traditional voters who see spiritual life as something far deeper than politics.

Many Texans, including pastors and churchgoers, expressed frustration after hearing his latest remarks.

They point out that Jesus’s message to “go and make disciples of all nations” was never about dividing believers by skin color or turning worship into a sociopolitical project.

They see Talarico’s rhetoric as both patronizing and divisive, using superficial racial virtue signaling to attack congregations that do not mirror his ideology.

There is also a strong case to be made that his comments misread the cultural makeup of American Christianity itself.

Countless white congregations across Texas operate food banks, fund medical missions, support small community organizations, and work daily to serve those in need.

They do not make headlines because they are busy quietly living out the Gospel rather than politicizing it.

Yet Talarico’s statement disregards that reality, reducing the faith of millions of Americans into a talking point about “privilege.”

Republicans in Texas were quick to respond, saying this latest gaffe is part of a broader pattern among Democrats to weaponize religion for political gain.

As one conservative activist commented, “The left loves to preach tolerance until it comes to people who actually believe in the Bible.”

Others noted that his language echoes liberation theology, which has long been used as a tool for leftist ideology rather than genuine worship.

If Talarico intends to carry that message into a statewide campaign, he is bound to discover that Texas voters are not fond of candidates who lecture them from the pulpit of moral superiority.

The Lone Star State still values strong faith, hard work, and respect across racial and denominational lines without turning Sunday service into a political rally.

His critics argue that a man who calls Christianity “the most violent religion” has little authority to instruct anyone on what Jesus truly taught.

As campaigns heat up ahead of the election, expect Talarico’s statements to become a rallying point for conservatives who are tired of seeing their beliefs distorted by fashionable left-wing theology.

Texas voters know the difference between authentic faith and virtue signaling in a clerical collar, and their response at the ballot box will likely reflect that.

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Major Player in Massive Minnesota Feeding Our Future Fraud Caught in Somalia [WATCH]

A key figure in the staggering 250 million dollar Feeding Our Future fraud case has finally been caught after years on the run.

Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh, forty two, was arrested this week in Mogadishu, Somalia, bringing a dramatic twist to one of the largest pandemic relief scandals in American history.

Eidleh was one of the original defendants charged back in 2022 when federal prosecutors uncovered a massive scheme in Minnesota.

The operation siphoned off federal funds meant to feed children during the pandemic, instead lining the pockets of those who exploited the system.

Authorities allege that Eidleh served as a central player in the network that fraudulently claimed to distribute millions of meals.

In reality, the meals never arrived, but the money certainly did. Millions flowed through shell organizations, fake invoices, and fabricated rosters of imaginary children allegedly fed under the program.

At the time of the initial crackdown, dozens were charged for their roles in the scam, which used the nonprofit Feeding Our Future as a front to steal from federal child nutrition programs.

Eidleh avoided capture and reportedly fled the country before law enforcement could bring him in.

His arrest in Mogadishu this week finally closes one chapter in a story that perfectly illustrates government incompetence combined with opportunistic greed.

Court documents revealed that Eidleh was deeply involved in falsifying documents to justify inflated claims for meal reimbursements.

Investigators traced millions that were laundered through a complex web of companies that existed only on paper.

The fraud operated under the guise of helping the community, but the money was used to buy luxury vehicles, expensive real estate, and lavish trips.

This case highlights what happens when taxpayer dollars are thrown around without oversight.

Bureaucrats in the state of Minnesota and Washington DC rushed to shove out pandemic aid with little to no accountability.

Those who wanted to cheat the system, did so with embarrassing ease.

The Feeding Our Future scandal broke wide open when suspicious financial activity drew the attention of the FBI.

Agents uncovered the incredible scale of deception quickly realizing that hundreds of millions in relief funds had vanished.

What was sold to the public as a program to help hungry kids had instead enriched a circle of well connected scammers.

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For conservatives who warned that unlimited pandemic spending was a recipe for fraud, this case became a textbook example.

Democrats dismissed those warnings as heartless, yet here we are, watching the fallout from one of the most brazen examples of waste in memory.

While honest families struggled to pay their bills, opportunists like Eidleh figured out how to turn “children’s meals” into mansions and bank accounts overseas.

Now that Eidleh is in custody, authorities are expected to pursue extradition so that he can face trial in the United States.

Federal prosecutors have already secured convictions and guilty pleas from several of his co conspirators who admitted to pocketing millions.

It remains to be seen how much of the stolen money, if any, can be recovered.

It is yet another reminder that corruption thrives in the chaos created by big government spending sprees.

The left’s answer to every crisis seems to be throw money first and ask questions later.

For regular Americans, the Feeding Our Future scheme confirms what many already believe.

When bureaucrats are given unchecked power over vast sums of money, accountability disappears.

Massive fraud is not a glitch in the system; it is the system itself when government oversight collapses.

Eidleh’s capture in Somalia serves as a small measure of justice, though it comes years too late.

It also stands as a warning that throwing taxpayer money into hastily built programs without safeguards will always invite criminal abuse.

Conservatives have said it for years: government cannot fix everything, and when it tries, the scammers show up first.

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Major Supreme Court Ruling Deals Devastating Blow to the Left’s War on Objective Truth: Bongino [WATCH]

Dan Bongino argued that several recent Supreme Court decisions involving immigration and constitutional issues reflected the plain meaning of federal law, while accusing Democrats and their allies in the media of attempting to redefine language to achieve political objectives.

Bongino discussed the Court’s recent rulings involving asylum, Temporary Protected Status, and the Second Amendment, contending that the legal disputes should never have reached the nation’s highest court because, in his view, the governing statutes were written clearly.

“Folks, they love to go to war with objective truth,” Bongino said.

He argued that Democrats reject fixed definitions because they view them as obstacles to expanding government authority.

“The Democrats can never stick to a predefined set of rules or laws, because why it limits them,” Bongino said.

According to Bongino, that approach extends beyond legislation to the meanings of words themselves.

“So, you’ll see them changing the definition of words, telling you two plus two equals seven, because they think all knowledge is made up by white men, and that knowledge is a construct of their power. So, you should dispute everything that is what critical theory is,” Bongino said.

Bongino then turned to what he described as a significant day for the Trump administration before the Supreme Court.

“Why am I bringing this up? There were a bunch of Supreme Court wins yesterday for President Trump. Huge, you had the Supreme Court ruling on asylum, you had the Supreme Court ruling on temporary protection status for Haitians, Syrians, and others. You had a Supreme Court ruling about the Second Amendment. It was huge,” Bongino said.

He said he found it unusual that one of the immigration cases was litigated despite what he considered to be straightforward statutory language.

“It was a big day yesterday, but what was bizarre yesterday is that these cases are in court at all,” Bongino said.

Discussing Temporary Protected Status, Bongino referenced the law enacted in 1990.

“One of the cases about temporary protected status is very simply this: there was a was a 1990 law that said, due to a crisis, I think it was in South America, El Salvador, that we can bring some of these people here under temporary protected status for a limited period of time, was subject to like an 18 month or so review, and then after that they were either going to be sent back, or we would extend it again,” Bongino said.

He argued that the statutory language leaves little room for interpretation.

“But the word in there, TPS stands for what, Justin, temporary,” Bongino said.

Bongino emphasized that the word “temporary” carries an ordinary meaning.

“Now temporary to the non-imbecile class, i.e. the liberals and the media, wondering why, wondering why the United States is winning, and how we aren’t more puzzled by it, like you are the word temporary has a meaning,” Bongino said.

He added, “Let me define it by what it word temporary means, not permanent. This is not hard when you grant TPS, or temporary protected status. When they wrote the law in 1990 they meant it was temporary because they called it temporary protected status.”

Bongino also cited language in the statute that, according to him, limits judicial involvement.

“When the law was written to give temporary protected status to some of these folks from other countries to bring them here for a temporary amount of time, they specifically wrote in the law… that there is no judicial review of any determination with respect to the designation or termination or extension of a designation of a foreign state,” Bongino said.

He argued that this language means courts are not authorized to review those determinations.

“So, when they wrote in the law, no judicial review, that means no court action, that means you couldn’t bring it to the court,” Bongino said.

Turning to the Court’s asylum ruling, Bongino argued that the relevant statute likewise uses plain language.

“There was another Supreme Court case yesterday… written in the law, you have to arrive in the United States to claim asylum,” Bongino said.

He used a hypothetical example to illustrate his interpretation.

“Now, if I were to say to anyone who’s not a moron or a liberal in this case, you know, if I were going to claim my party favor by arriving at the party, it would mean you would have to arrive at the party where the party is. It doesn’t mean you can claim your party favor outside of the party, you’d have to arrive in the party,” Bongino said.

Bongino said the Court concluded that asylum applicants must first arrive in the United States before seeking asylum.

“So, Supreme Court ruled in a six three decision… that you do not automatically get asylum at the border, and what they, what Sam Alito said, is you have to arrive in the United States to get asylum, you can’t claim it from Mexico,” Bongino said.

He concluded by arguing that these disputes reflect a broader effort to reinterpret laws and language for political purposes.

“Folks. This is intentional. Yes, there are useful idiots, and a lot of them in this subsection of the Democrat party that wants America destroyed and is troubled by the United States’ success in the World Cup, they hate it. They want us to lose to Iran, they want us to lose to Turkey in the World Cup. They hate you, they hate this country and everything about it. They have shown their ass to you 1000 times,” Bongino said.

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Trump Warns America Faces Rising Threat From Hardcore Godless Communists [WATCH]

President Donald Trump sent a sharp and urgent warning to Americans, declaring that the fight for the nation’s survival is not just political but deeply spiritual.

Speaking to a cheering crowd, Trump said the left has moved beyond being liberal.

According to him, they have become what he called “hardcore, godless communists” who seek to strip away religious freedom, silence dissent, and dismantle everything that makes America the beacon of liberty it has been for generations.

Trump told his supporters that America’s enemies are not simply misguided progressives but people driven by an ideology that rejects God and despises the very roots of the nation’s founding.

He did not mince words when stating, “These are not social Democrats, these are hardcore, godless communists.”

His words resonated with many conservatives who have watched the radical left take over universities, the media, and much of the federal bureaucracy.

The president argued that what is happening in cities, schools, and corporate boardrooms is not random chaos.

It is, he said, a deliberate and coordinated effort by those who want to transform the United States into a nation unrecognizable to its founders.

Trump accused today’s far left of waging an all-out assault on traditional values, freedom of speech, and the sacredness of family and faith.

For Trump, this fight is not merely ideological but existential. He described America as standing at a crossroads between freedom and tyranny.

He spoke of a vision of the future where the government seeks total control over people’s speech, behavior, and beliefs, and contrasted it with his call for freedom, once again saying that “freedom is the future.”

His rally drew thunderous applause as he urged citizens to remain vigilant and not give in to hopelessness or apathy.

He described the cancel culture movement as one of the most dangerous weapons the far left has ever wielded.

Trump mocked the so-called “woke corporations” and weak politicians who, in his view, have willingly become allies of ideological radicals.

He challenged everyday Americans to rise up peacefully and reclaim their right to think and speak freely without fear of retribution.

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Trump’s message also carried a stark warning about government power running unchecked.

He pointed to examples of censorship by technology companies and selective prosecutions that appear to target conservatives.

He made it clear that these were not isolated examples but signs of a larger push to control the population through fear.

Faith was another central theme of his remarks.

Trump connected the erosion of faith with the decline of freedom, explaining that a godless ideology naturally leads to tyranny.

He reminded his audience that America was built on a belief in the Creator, which grounded the rights guaranteed in the Constitution.

Without that foundation, he said, the Constitution becomes an empty document manipulated by those in power.

The  president’s line about “godless communists” was more than rhetorical fireworks.

It was a blunt description of the power struggle now unfolding in the country.

He portrayed the left as willing to use any means necessary to destroy conservative voices and erase Christian influence from public life.

He characterized his movement as the only force left standing against this cultural and political onslaught.

Trump’s statement reverberated through conservative circles, as activists and commentators echoed his concerns.

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Many see the same reality he described: a nation being divided by design, where traditional morals are branded as hateful and faith is treated as dangerous.

His approach may rile the establishment, but his message continues to draw massive support from Americans who feel abandoned by elites and corporate media.

He concluded his remarks by calling for courage and patriotism in the face of growing intimidation.

He said that Americans cannot allow fear or political correctness to guide their actions.

Freedom, he insisted, must be defended not just at the ballot box but in everyday life.

Saying “no” to radical ideologies is part of protecting the country from sliding into darkness.

As Trump often reminds his audience, he sees it as more than a political effort.

It is a movement to restore the soul of America.

He told his supporters plainly that if the godless radicals win, American freedom will be gone, perhaps forever.

But he also gave hope, promising that as long as patriots keep standing up, the future still belongs to the free.

For those who follow Trump’s political resurgence, it is clear that this message of faith, freedom, and resistance continues to strike a chord.

His remarks make one thing unmistakable.

The battle for America’s future will be defined by the clash between those who cherish God and liberty and those who want to replace both with control and conformity.


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