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CNN Floats Surprising Name as the Democrats’ Future Savior for 2028 [WATCH]
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CNN Floats Surprising Name as the Democrats’ Future Savior for 2028 [WATCH]

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CNN is already trying to anoint its next Democratic darling, and according to one of its analysts, the future might just belong to Jon Ossoff.

During a recent broadcast, analyst Harry Enten speculated that the Democratic nominee in 2028 could very well be the senator from Georgia.

With enthusiasm that only network pundits can muster for a fresh face from the left, Enten declared that the coming years could be “Ossoff’s America.”

Enten pointed to prediction markets and claimed a sudden surge in Ossoff’s popularity. At the beginning of the year, he noted, California Governor Gavin Newsom was leading the pack with a 35 percent chance of securing the Democratic nomination.

Ossoff was barely a blip with a modest five percent chance, while Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez was sitting at ten percent.

Fast forward to now, and Newsom’s numbers have dipped to 18 percent while Ossoff’s odds have tripled to 16 percent, making him the hottest ticket in what Enten affectionately called “Hotlanta.”

That is quite the growth spurt for a senator whose national name recognition doesn’t reach much beyond his own state line.

Yet in the minds of CNN producers desperate for a storyline beyond the Biden family saga, Ossoff’s rise must look like a savior narrative tailor made for primetime chatter.

Enten also pointed to a metric he seemed genuinely excited about: Google searches for Ossoff, which he said were up 300 percent over last July.

“That perhaps isn’t so surprising given, of course, he is running for reelection,” Enten admitted, “but I will note it’s the most ever for him in a July. So it’s not just interest within Georgia. It is interest in Jon Ossoff nationally.”

So, the logic is simple: Google searches now count as political capital.

The CNN analyst also bragged on Ossoff’s fundraising numbers, pointing out his $77 million campaign haul, the largest war chest for any Senate campaign this century.

That undoubtedly grabs attention in the Democratic machine where financial muscle is often treated as a measure of worthiness rather than ideas or results.

A Fox News poll conducted in June put Ossoff’s favorability rating at 58 percent among registered Georgia voters.

That is not insignificant, though not exactly a coronation. For comparison, most freshmen senators would be thrilled to hit such a number midway through a term.

For CNN, however, it was enough to daydream about bumper stickers.

Ossoff’s apparent appeal rests heavily on his image of youthful freshness and lack of scandal, at least publicly.

Enten noted that Ossoff hasn’t been tied to any major controversies so far.

But anyone who has watched Washington for more than a week knows that spotless records have a way of getting messy once national spotlights turn on.

The more exposure, the more skeletons tend to emerge.

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The Georgia senator also brings with him the standard-issue Democratic platform on immigration, complete with calls for a broad path to citizenship for illegal aliens.

That might play well with CNN’s audience but not with middle America, where border chaos is not seen as an academic policy discussion but a very real threat to safety and resources.

Outside of Georgia, Ossoff still maintains a relatively mild national profile, certainly less headline-grabbing than Newsom, who over the past few years has tried hard to transform himself into a national player.

Unlike Newsom, who loves the cameras and is reportedly laying groundwork for a 2028 bid, Ossoff insists he is focused solely on his reelection race.

Of course, we have heard that line before from many politicians who later found themselves on debate stages with bright lights.

Even if Ossoff’s numbers continue their modest climb, the Democratic bench for 2028 remains uncertain at best.

After years of being tied to a geriatric White House and internal party fractures between progressives and traditional liberals, the left is desperately searching for a shiny new face to rally around.

CNN’s sudden infatuation with a senator who owes much of his rise to celebrity-style fundraising suggests the media arm of the party is already testing out marketing slogans.

It is easy to see why they would.

With Harris polling worse than expired yogurt, Democrats are craving someone who looks electable on paper, even if few outside Atlanta can name one major legislative achievement from him.

Ossoff is polished, well spoken, and carries himself in the self-serious style that liberal pundits love to label as “presidential.”

But whether that will translate into actual voter enthusiasm is an entirely different question.

Republicans see another hopeful who will talk big on social justice, promise to expand government spending, and deliver the same tired policies that have already failed urban America.

CNN’s fascination with Jon Ossoff is more revealing for what it says about the network’s political strategy than about Ossoff himself.

The liberal media’s habit of constructing their next champion years before the race even begins is a sign of both panic and preparation.

If 2028 is going to be “Ossoff’s America,” as Enten declared, conservatives can take comfort in knowing one thing: a nation modeled after CNN’s fantasies has never existed anywhere outside their studio greenrooms.

SpaceX Could Become the Most Important Company in World History [WATCH]
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SpaceX Could Become the Most Important Company in World History [WATCH]

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Cathie Wood is no stranger to bold predictions, and her latest take on SpaceX is turning heads across Wall Street. The ARK Invest CEO called Elon Musk’s aerospace powerhouse “the most important company in global history,” a striking statement even by her famously bullish standards.

Despite a steep decline in SpaceX’s stock price and a looming one hundred sixteen billion dollar share unlock, Wood is not backing down on her conviction that Musk’s venture will define the future of technological progress.

During an interview on “Mornings with Maria,” Wood brushed aside concerns about the recent selloff.

She pointed out that ARK Invest added another eighty million dollars to its SpaceX position following its much anticipated public debut. Her message to investors was clear, the short term pain is nothing compared to the long term potential.

“Down from its peak, it is,” Wood said.

“But of course not from the IPO price. We think this could become the most important company in history, and I mean in global history.”

That confidence stands in stark contrast to the skeptics.

One famed market pessimist recently warned that SpaceX’s IPO could be “laughed at in fifty years,” calling it the “craziest” bet on Wall Street.

But where others see risk, Wood sees revolution.

She believes Musk’s company is not just a rocket firm or a satellite network, but the foundation for a completely new global infrastructure connecting every corner of the planet.

“We’re talking about not only really exploring a new world, the universe, in terms of its launch capabilities and helping others to do so as well, but also a global communications network,” Wood explained.

“Really, think telecom, that’s been a very local business. In fact, the way to break into countries historically was to buy the telecommunications companies, no longer.”

In her view, SpaceX’s Starlink system is rewriting the rules of communication by bypassing traditional state controlled exchanges and outdated government regulated networks.

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On Wednesday morning, SpaceX stock traded near one hundred twenty three dollars and fifty cents per share, nearly half of its previous high around two hundred twenty five dollars.

That fall translated into a staggering one point four trillion dollars in lost market value, dropping SpaceX to eighth place by market capitalization, just behind Meta for the first time since its debut.

Yet Wood remains unfazed.

To her, such volatility is par for the course when investing in companies that redefine industries.

In a previous interview, Wood applauded Musk’s unmatched ability to build vertically integrated businesses.

She argued that connections between Tesla, xAI, Neuralink, and SpaceX give him a strategic edge beyond anything seen in modern corporate history.

“He has the capability to integrate all of these entities into a synergy that the market has not yet priced in,” she said.

Her faith in Musk’s vision has been unwavering, even through the market turmoil that rattled other high growth sectors this year.

Musk himself has been unusually vocal in defending his company’s momentum. In a post on X, he cautioned traders against betting against SpaceX.

“The survival probability of firms that maintain a significant short position in SpaceX over time is very low,” he wrote, sending a not so subtle warning to hedge funds that have built positions against his aerospace empire.

The stakes are high, not only for investors but for the broader innovation race that SpaceX represents.

From reusable rockets to global satellite internet, Musk’s breakneck pace has forced legacy aerospace companies and state space agencies to play catch up.

SpaceX has repeatedly demonstrated capabilities that bureaucratic heavyweights like NASA and the European Space Agency struggle to match with their slower, regulation laden processes.

Wood’s admiration for Musk also speaks to a larger frustration within conservative and free market circles.

Many see his success as proof that innovation flourishes when government steps aside.

Musk’s defiance of regulatory overreach and his refusal to bow to political correctness make him a hero among those tired of corporate timidity and state interference.

The liberal establishment may gripe about his comments or mock his business ventures, but the results are impossible to ignore.

ARK Invest’s bet on SpaceX also signals Wood’s ongoing belief that artificial intelligence and advanced hardware will rewrite economic structures.

She has repeatedly said that AI’s influence on private markets is “much bigger” than what is reflected in public markets.

SpaceX’s use of AI in navigation, communications, and data management makes it more than a space company; it is an integrated tech platform anchored by physical dominance in orbit.

If history is any guide, Musk thrives precisely when critics predict failure.

His achievements in electric vehicles, private space travel, and neural technology all began as impossible ideas.

Now Wood is placing a massive wager that SpaceX will not only survive but redefine humanity’s relationship with technology and communication.

She sees it as the bridge between Earth and the stars, and judging by her track record of conviction investing, she intends to ride that vision all the way through turbulence and into open space.

While investors squabble over quarterly losses and chart technicals, Cathie Wood is doubling down on a much bigger picture.

Her belief that SpaceX will be remembered as the most significant company in global history might sound extreme today.

Then again, so did the idea of landing reusable rockets just a few years ago.

If Musk’s track record is any indication, betting against him has rarely ended well.

Canada’s ‘Globalist’ Experiment Ends With Nearly Half of Its Manufacturers Moving to the US [WATCH]
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Canada’s ‘Globalist’ Experiment Ends With Nearly Half of Its Manufacturers Moving to the US [WATCH]

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Economist Peter St. Onge, Ph.D., said a growing number of Canadian manufacturers are relocating production to the United States, citing a recent KPMG survey that he argues reflects the combined impact of U.S. trade policy and years of Canadian economic policies under Prime Ministers Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney.

In a recent commentary, St. Onge discussed the survey’s findings, which indicate that many Canadian manufacturers are either moving operations south of the border or preparing to do so.

“A new study finds nearly half of Canadian manufacturers are moving production to America. So much for elbows up, Canada’s globalist new slogan to fight Trump by giving him all the manufacturing jobs,” St. Onge said.

He pointed to data from KPMG showing that a significant share of manufacturers are already shifting production.

“A new KPMG survey found that 42 percent of Canadian manufacturers have either moved production to the U.S. or are planning to. 20-9% have already moved at least some production. Another 13% are preparing to. Three quarters of those expect to move within two years. In other words, during Trump’s presidency,” he said.

According to St. Onge, many manufacturers are delaying expansion plans while evaluating whether to relocate.

“Worse, KPMG says the majority of Canadian manufacturers are now operating in what they call ‘quote endurance mode,’ as in survival mode, not expanding, not investing, just running down the factory, apparently counting the days till they can move to America,” he said.

He also cited survey findings showing that businesses are reducing investment.

“Nearly six in 10 have delayed, reduced, or outright canceled capital investment. 40-2% have cut R and D,” St. Onge said.

St. Onge argued that while President Donald Trump’s tariffs have accelerated the trend, the underlying causes predate the current administration.

“Now the immediate trigger is Trump’s tariffs, which are about to go up this week, but Canada’s manufacturing exodus has been a decade in the making, thanks to Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney jacking taxes and red tape while strangling Canada’s immense oil reserves 20 times the U.S. on a per capita basis,” he said.

He said Canadian manufacturers remain heavily dependent on the U.S. market.

“The deeper problem is that however much Carney wants to elbow up Trump Canadian manufacturers and not walk away from America, which makes up almost 1/3 of global consumption, in which geography has been kind enough to plop right next to Canada,” St. Onge said.

He continued by citing another statistic from the KPMG survey.

“60-1% of Canadian manufacturers say their business literally cannot survive without access to the U.S. market. So while Kearney jets around a dying Europe in the real world, Canada cannot replace the world’s largest consumer market sitting right across the border with a trade mission to Belgium,” he said.

According to St. Onge, relocating manufacturing can have broader economic consequences beyond the factories themselves.

“Gets worse because once the factory moves, the suppliers follow the engineers, the skilled workers, then the tax base. This is how a country gets hollowed out one factory at a time. So America gets the jobs. Ottawa gets to commission a study,” he said.

St. Onge also argued that Canada’s broader economic performance has weakened over the past decade.

“So, as Zach brought to you by the Bitcoin way, Canada’s globalist liberals have been a disaster for regular Canadians, delivering West Virginia wages, San Francisco home prices, and sending Canada’s best and brightest fleeing to America,” he said.

He cited investment and economic growth figures that he believes illustrate the trend.

“Business investment in Canada has collapsed by a third, while it doubled in the U.S. Canada is on the edge of its third recession in 11 years,” St. Onge said.

He also referenced a Bank of Canada study regarding emigration among higher-income Canadians.

“A recent Bank of Canada study found half of Canada’s top 10% people have already fled to the U.S. What’s driving them is there’s roughly half a million college grads in Canada competing for just 80,000 jobs,” he said.

According to St. Onge, employment opportunities continue to draw Canadians to the United States.

“At this point, a Canadian is 69 times more likely to live in the U.S. than an American in Canada,” he said.

St. Onge also discussed Canada’s recent population growth.

“All while Canada mass imports the third world to where 92% of Canada’s population growth, as in 92% of future Canadians, are third world migrants,” he said.

Concluding his remarks, St. Onge argued that Canada’s natural resources and workforce should position the country for stronger economic performance.

“By all rights, Canada should be one of the richest countries in the world. It’s blessed with an educated native-born population that’s the envy of the rest of the world. It’s swimming in natural resources to where Canadians shouldn’t have to pay any taxes, like Saudi Arabia. But the globalists have thrown that all away, turning Canada into the very third world it’s importing,” St. Onge said.

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CNN Analyst Shreds New York Mayor’s Absurd Plan To Arrest Netanyahu [WATCH]
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CNN Analyst Shreds New York Mayor’s Absurd Plan To Arrest Netanyahu [WATCH]

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CNN’s own legal analyst had to step in and clean up a political mess after New York City’s far-left Mayor Zohran Mamdani floated the jaw-dropping idea that the city might have the power to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits for the United Nations General Assembly.

Yes, you read that correctly.

The socialist mayor publicly claimed his administration was “exploring” whether such an arrest could happen.

During a segment on CNN, Brianna Keilar asked legal analyst Elie Honig about Mamdani’s outrageous suggestion.

Honig did not hold back. “Absolutely not,” he replied bluntly.

“It is utterly ridiculous for the mayor of New York City to even suggest that he might have the authority to order the arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu or any visiting foreign head of state.”

Honig went on to explain a basic civics lesson that apparently escaped Mamdani’s attention.

“The mayor of New York City has zero law enforcement authority. He does not tell the Manhattan D.A. or the NYPD who to arrest or prosecute,” Honig said.

He added that the United States is not a party to the International Criminal Court, meaning any so-called “arrest warrant” from the ICC has no legal effect here.

Honig made clear the United States even has a law on the books that allows the president to send in the military to extract any American or ally from ICC custody if they were ever detained under its orders. “So, that warrant has zero impact,” Honig said plainly.

Then came another dose of constitutional education.

“The Constitution is quite clear that the conduct of foreign diplomacy and foreign affairs is entirely up to the federal government. It is not up to local or county governments in New York City or elsewhere.”

In other words, Mamdani’s “best lawyers” can stop wasting taxpayer time.

He has no authority to arrest anyone on behalf of the global left’s political crusade against Israel.

“Let me save them some time,” Honig concluded.

“You do not have the authority to do this.”

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Despite this scathing legal smackdown, Mamdani has doubled down.

He called Netanyahu a “war criminal” who “belongs in The Hague” and said his administration is in “active conversation” with the city’s Law Department to see what can be done if the Israeli leader visits.

“Whatever the law allows me to do in New York City, that’s what we will do,” Mamdani vowed.

As if he needed to solidify his radical reputation, Mamdani repeated his inflammatory claim that Netanyahu is the “architect of the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza.”

He insisted that the ICC arrest warrants “should be taken seriously,” adding that when someone is charged by the ICC, “that’s something that should be honored.”

The only problem for Mamdani is that the ICC’s reach stops where American sovereignty begins.

The ICC issued warrants for Netanyahu and former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant last November over alleged war crimes during Israel’s campaign against Hamas in Gaza.

The United States never joined the ICC for good reason. The court has long been accused of targeting Western and democratic nations while giving brutal dictatorships a pass.

But that nuance seems lost on Mamdani, whose politics appear guided more by activist slogans than by law.

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz sharply criticized Mamdani’s floating of arrest fantasies.

Waltz called the mayor’s statements “pure political theater” and reminded him that under international agreements, visiting heads of state are protected.

“Federal authority trumps any local mayor’s wishes,” Waltz wrote on X.

The episode highlights just how extreme the new left in America has become.

The modern progressive movement cannot resist using city offices as soapboxes for anti-Israel theatrics.

It is one thing to express an opinion. It is another to pretend to wield federal-level foreign policy powers from a city hall podium.

Even CNN, which rarely restrains Democrat excess, found Mamdani’s behavior too absurd to defend.

For a network that usually protects its ideological allies, this moment stood out.

That should tell Americans just how out-of-bounds this mayor’s comments truly were.

It is increasingly obvious that far-left politicians like Mamdani care more about grandstanding than governing.

While New York struggles with crime, housing, and a spiraling migrant crisis, Mamdani is worried about what to do if a foreign prime minister visits town.

It is yet another reminder of what happens when ideological activism replaces common sense leadership.

New York voters deserve better than political vanity projects dressed up as moral crusades.

Honig’s rebuke serves as a rare moment of sanity coming from inside CNN.

The rest of the media class should take note when even their own experts say the emperor has no clothes.

RFK Jr. Freezes Over $1 Billion in Medicaid Payments to Two Deep Blue States, Citing Major Misuse [WATCH]
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RFK Jr. Freezes Over $1 Billion in Medicaid Payments to Two Deep Blue States, Citing Major Misuse [WATCH]

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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sent shockwaves through blue-state capitals on Tuesday by halting more than $1 billion in federal Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota. His reason was simple yet explosive.

He accused the Democratic leaders of those states of failing to safeguard taxpayer money and allowing rampant misuse of federal healthcare funds.

Kennedy, who was appointed under the Trump administration, announced the decision with blunt force.

“We are not sending Medicaid dollars out the door until we have confidence that they are being spent lawfully and appropriately,” he said.

It was a direct challenge to Governors Gavin Newsom of California and Tim Walz of Minnesota, both of whom have prided themselves on expansive social welfare spending.

Kennedy laid responsibility squarely at the feet of those two governors and the broader Democratic establishment.

He charged that their lax administration of federal Medicaid dollars had turned vital programs into cash cows for fraudsters.

“Instead of protecting your money, they open the floodgates to theft,” Kennedy declared.

“They dismantle basic program integrity and oversight.”

For years, conservatives have warned that Democratic-run states treat federal programs as bottomless slush funds.

The Medicaid crackdown appears to be part of a larger effort by the Trump administration to finally bring some accountability to Washington’s spending machine.

Kennedy’s move signals that the era of endless checks for mismanaged blue states may be coming to an end.

The timing was not accidental.

Just a month earlier, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced that 455 people had been charged in connection with $6.5 billion in healthcare fraud schemes.

The Department of Justice called it the largest coordinated federal and state action against healthcare fraud in the nation’s history.

Those charged were accused of using government-funded programs to bankroll luxury lifestyles with the taxpayers left holding the bill.

That announcement laid the groundwork for Kennedy’s decisive step.

His message was clear.

Accountability is back on the table. And states that treat federal funds as political play money will face consequences.

The suspension of over $1 billion will immediately hit healthcare bureaucracies in Sacramento and St. Paul, both of which rely heavily on federal dollars to keep their expansive Medicaid systems afloat.

Critics on the left are already portraying the move as cruel and politically motivated. But Kennedy argues that the freeze is about lawfulness and stewardship, not politics.

“If California and Minnesota want the money to fund low-income healthcare, they need to provide documentation that these payments are legitimate,” he said.

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It is a challenge that puts the burden of proof squarely on Democratic governors who have long demanded more funding while resisting oversight.

For conservatives, Kennedy’s stand looks like a long overdue correction to a system riddled with abuse.

Medicaid spending has soared over the past decade, and investigative reports have repeatedly uncovered fraudulent billing schemes that siphon billions away from the needy and into the pockets of crooks.

The Biden administration chose to look the other way, preferring to brag about expanding access while ignoring how much waste that expansion invited.

California has been notorious for loose oversight of Medicaid contractors, particularly in Los Angeles County where fraud prosecutions have become routine.

Minnesota, meanwhile, has battled its own scandals involving nonprofit networks that bill the state for phantom healthcare services, often tied to politically connected operators.

When Kennedy talks about the “floodgates to theft,” conservatives across the country nod in recognition.

The symbolic impact is almost as important as the fiscal one.

Washington bureaucrats have finally drawn a line in the sand.

If states want access to federal health dollars, they will have to clean up their books.

Kennedy’s direct and unapologetic tone evokes an era of management that Washington has sorely missed, one where taxpayer protection is not treated as optional.

As of Tuesday, both California and Minnesota had offered no detailed response beyond the usual partisan outrage.

Expect the rhetoric to escalate in the coming days as Newsom and Walz scramble to explain how they lost over a billion dollars in promised Medicaid funding.

Their allies in the media will surely frame this as another Trump administration overreach.

But for middle America, Kennedy’s decision may feel like a rare act of fiscal sanity.

There will be more developments as audits proceed, but the message has already landed.

Federal programs are not piggy banks for the politically connected.

Accountability is back, and the days of casual corruption in blue-state bureaucracies are being challenged at the highest levels.

Transgender Maine Democrat Senate Candidate Mocked After Bizarre “Mucus” Period Claim Goes Viral [WATCH]
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Transgender Maine Democrat Senate Candidate Mocked After Bizarre “Mucus” Period Claim Goes Viral [WATCH]

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A transgender Democrat running for the United States Senate out of Maine is facing nationwide ridicule after making a jaw dropping claim on a podcast about having “ovaries,” “a uterus,” and even getting what he described as a monthly “mucus leak.”

The candidate, Ashley Webb, has once again exposed the depths of the far left’s gender delusion, and Americans are not buying it.

During a discussion with transgender podcaster Amethysta Herrick released Sunday, Webb claimed that he experiences menstrual cycles complete with mood changes and mysterious secretions.

“During that time, like I also leak like a mucus, which they can’t really explain,” he said, apparently serious.

It seems even the interviewer was skeptical, responding cautiously, “Oh, interesting, interesting.”

The clip spread online within hours, drawing widespread mockery.

Conservative commentators and social media users described Webb’s comments as “insane” and “deeply disturbed.”

Former collegiate swimming star and women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines chimed in with the line that summed up what everyone was thinking: “If you’re a man leaking mucus from your genitals, I’d highly recommend seeking medical attention asap.”

Webb, who claims that “transparency” makes him qualified to represent Maine in the Senate, had already attracted attention from Democrats for his campaign appearances dressed as a woman.

He insists that voters should trust him precisely because he would “never lie” or “deceive” the public.

That statement rings a little hollow when paired with biological claims that defy every basic fact of science.

The conversation took an even stranger turn when Webb claimed he had discovered he was “intersex” due to alleged discrepancies in old medical and birth records.

He told a long and rambling story about “destroyed” documents, faulty scans, and misunderstood test results, all supposedly pointing to him having reproductive organs that no doctor could ever seem to find.

“I thought I had ovaries and possibly a uterus,” Webb insisted.

“And I was asking them like, ‘I have these CAT scans. Can you take a look?’ and you know, tell me what you think. And I guess it annoyed them, so they kicked me out.”

The remark seemed to confirm what many viewers already suspected, that this is less a matter of medicine and more of mental confusion mixed with attention seeking.

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Webb’s statements quickly reignited debate online about the extent of transgender ideology’s reach into mainstream politics.

Many commenters compared his remarks to other absurd claims from the radical gender movement, suggesting this episode was a perfect illustration of how far detached from reality some members of the modern left have become.

Social media reacted with predictable speed.

“We have reached the point where Democrats are running candidates who think mucus makes them mothers,” one user wrote.

Others simply questioned whether this was parody, wondering aloud if Webb might actually be trolling the entire system.

Unfortunately for the Democratic Party, Webb’s campaign appears very real.

The Gateway Pundit highlighted that resurfaced online postings from Webb dating years back describe similarly bizarre “period” theories.

In those posts, Webb reportedly wrote that during his “monthly cycle” he bleeds out of his anus or genital area, adding, “When you don’t have the proper hole, it finds one of two exits.”

Those comments, mixed with the new podcast interview, have left even some liberal observers shaking their heads.

During the debate that helped launch his campaign into viral territory, Webb complained about “dehumanization” and claimed that members of the trans community are unfairly accused of wanting to harm others.

“I don’t want to hurt anybody,” he said, “I just want to use the bathroom.”

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Conservatives see those statements as a smokescreen to gain sympathy and distract from the deeper issue, which is this growing denial of biological reality being treated like credible policy.

On the right, political strategists are already using Webb’s viral moment as further proof that the Democratic Party’s activist base has overtaken its reason.

The idea that a candidate could run on the notion of male menstruation and still expect serious consideration says a lot about the cultural decay creeping into progressive circles.

Democrats have tried for years to normalize gender confusion and silence anyone who questions it.

Yet incidents like this prove that the American public still recognizes absurdity when it sees it.

Webb might call himself “courageous” for talking about his alleged “female” functions, but the overwhelming response shows most voters simply see a confused man and a party that has completely lost touch with reality.

For conservatives, the viral clip is just another reminder of what happens when ideology overrules truth.

Voters concerned about moral sanity and biological fact should take note.

Webb’s campaign may be imploding under laughter, but the ideology he represents still enjoys shelter from mainstream Democrats who cannot bring themselves to say two simple truths: men are not women, and biology is not a matter of feelings.

Every election cycle seems to surface at least one Democratic hopeful who takes progressive identity theatrics to new heights.

Ashley Webb might be this year’s most unintentionally revealing example.

His mucus talk might have gone viral as comedy, but the underlying issue is deadly serious.

It is a symptom of a culture where confusion is celebrated and truth is politically incorrect.

The left may call this “progress,” but for many Americans, it looks more like collapse.

And judging by the outrage and laughter flooding social media, voters are ready to reject the delusion at the ballot box.

Biden Border Failure Leads to Slaughter of Air Force Veteran Caught on Doorbell Video [WATCH]
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Biden Border Failure Leads to Slaughter of Air Force Veteran Caught on Doorbell Video [WATCH]

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A 71 year old Air Force veteran was murdered in broad daylight on his own front porch, and the gruesome crime was caught on his Ring doorbell camera.

Randy Witten, a highly decorated veteran who served his country faithfully across multiple wars, was gunned down while hanging decorations outside his home in West Point, Utah.

His killer turned out to be an illegal alien who should never have been allowed to set foot in this country in the first place.

According to the Department of Homeland Security, the alleged murderer, Axel Eduardo Chavez Marroquin, is a Salvadoran national who first crossed the border illegally in 2021.

Instead of being deported, he was released into the United States by the Biden administration.

The administration’s reckless policies effectively put this violent criminal into the same communities that law abiding Americans call home.

DHS reports show Chavez Marroquin was arrested twice in California for domestic violence incidents, and both times he was turned loose by so called sanctuary officials who ignored repeated detainers filed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Their decisions, celebrated as compassionate by left wing activists, paved the path for this horrific tragedy.

“Following his release, he went on to commit this heinous murder,” said Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis.

“This illegal alien should’ve never been allowed on our streets, and James Witten should still be alive today.” Her words pierce through the bureaucratic doublespeak that often hides the devastating cost of Biden’s border chaos.

The details are chilling.

On May 30, a maroon Honda Civic pulled up across from Witten’s home.

Chavez Marroquin allegedly stepped out, walked toward the unsuspecting veteran, and opened fire at point blank range.

Reports say he fired at least ten shots into Witten’s back.

The camera on Witten’s front door captured the entire sequence, including the killer’s calm return to the car as if he had done nothing out of the ordinary.

Police in Las Vegas arrested Chavez Marroquin and charged him with multiple crimes, including murder with a dangerous weapon, discharge of a firearm causing serious injury, and obstruction of justice.

He has since been transferred to Davis County Jail in Utah where ICE has again lodged an official detainer.

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Federal agents are urging Utah authorities to cooperate so this criminal can finally be removed from the country for good.

“ICE is now asking officials in Utah to commit to not releasing this criminal from jail and to work with ICE so that we can remove him from our country,” said Bis.

“Reckless sanctuary policies in states like California are putting American lives at risk.”

That line cuts to the heart of the issue. This tragedy was not random. It was preventable.

Randy Witten’s life story reads like that of any American hero who quietly served his nation with honor.

Over a twenty year military career, he served in Vietnam, Desert Storm, and Grenada.

He was stationed in Germany, Sicily, Texas, and Kansas.

His dedication earned him the Meritorious Service Medal, the Air Force Commendation Medal, and the Good Conduct Medal with five devices.

Yet after facing danger overseas, he ended up murdered on his own porch by someone who should have never been in his neighborhood.

Americans are tired of hearing political elites claim that their open border policies are somehow humane.

There is nothing humane about the murder of a decorated veteran.

There is nothing just about ignoring federal immigration detainers.

And there is nothing compassionate about protecting criminal illegals while citizens pay with their lives.

The left continues to champion sanctuary laws and lenient immigration enforcement as moral victories.

Meanwhile families like the Wittens are left to mourn the loss of loved ones killed by violent offenders who slip through a broken system deliberately weakened by political ideology.

If a nation cannot defend its citizens within its own borders, then public safety becomes an illusion.

This case is more than another crime story. It is a symbol of the disastrous consequences of Biden’s willful negligence on immigration.

Every time an illegal alien repeat offender walks free despite ICE detainers, another American life hangs in the balance.

Witten’s execution, caught on camera, is a haunting reminder that the consequences are deadly and deeply personal.

Grassroots Americans are not asking for miracles.

They are demanding competence.

They are demanding justice.

They are demanding that their government place citizens above criminals and secure the border now, before more innocent people like Randy Witten fall victim to preventable crimes.

Elite Media’s Nightmare: AI Matches Their ‘Quality’ for Pennies and Steals Their Audience [WATCH]
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Elite Media’s Nightmare: AI Matches Their ‘Quality’ for Pennies and Steals Their Audience [WATCH]

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Economist Peter St. Onge, Ph.D., said the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is reshaping the news industry and could cut the audience for traditional media outlets in half over the next several years, arguing that readers are increasingly turning to AI-powered tools and independent creators instead of legacy news organizations.

In a recent commentary, St. Onge said artificial intelligence is changing how people consume information by providing direct summaries of news topics without requiring users to visit the original articles.

“Legacy media could lose half its audience as people go to AI instead. Can journalists learn how to walk a dog?” St. Onge said.

He continued by criticizing traditional news organizations and their role in public discourse.

“For a century, the media has told us they are democracy’s immune system when it turned out they are democracy’s cancer, and AI is the chemo,” he said.

St. Onge cited a recent Pew Research study examining Google’s AI-generated search summaries.

“According to a new Pew study, when Google puts an AI summary at the top of search, it gobbles up 92% of the audience, leaving just 8% to visit CNN,” he said.

He argued that Google’s AI summaries are only one part of a broader shift in how consumers access information.

“Now, keep in mind that’s just Google’s AI toss in people who just go direct to ChatGPT or Grok instead of wading through a 1,200-word New Yorker hit piece on Trump’s helipad,” St. Onge said.

According to St. Onge, some major news organizations have begun removing themselves from Google search in an effort to limit the use of their content for AI-generated summaries.

“So bad, major sites are now delisting from Google, throwing away their main audience source to stop Google scraping their content,” he said.

St. Onge contrasted the previous business model for online journalism with what he believes is emerging in the AI era.

“So the background is: before AI media was simple, write the story, optimize for Google clicks, sell ads. Google would scrape your content, sure, but they paid you in eyeballs,” he said.

“With AI, you get the summary and punchline for free. The actual articles got to sing for its supper, and turns out not many articles can sing for their supper,” St. Onge added.

He also referenced projections that search traffic to news organizations will continue declining.

“With Reuters projecting search traffic to news sites will fall nearly half in three years with no end in sight,” he said.

St. Onge argued that declining trust in traditional news organizations has contributed to the migration toward alternative news sources.

“Of course, it’s not just the AI media shot itself in the foot, throwing away credibility and authority for nakedly partisan reporting, trust in traditional media is down to just one in four Americans and one in seven Republicans,” he said.

According to St. Onge, consumers are increasingly obtaining news through social media platforms and AI chatbots rather than television networks or newspapers.

“That’s hit media consumption to the point most Americans get their news from social media and AI chatbots already, not traditional media,” he said.

He pointed to independent creators as evidence of that trend.

“That’s where it gets interesting because the eyeballs are not going away, they are migrating. Joe Rogan famously is the most popular podcast in the world. Substack has grown fivefold since 2021. Hundreds of YouTubers you have never heard of get more views than the entire CNN universe,” St. Onge said.

He also cited the audience for Tucker Carlson’s interview with President Donald Trump.

“Tucker’s interview with Donald Trump got nearly a quarter billion views, which is roughly 80 times his Fox audience,” he said.

St. Onge argued that artificial intelligence is accelerating the transition toward independent media.

“AI accelerates all of this because it replaces left-wing media slop with multiple points of view, and often by people who know the topic much better than journalism majors who are experts in literally nothing,” he said.

He said the internet had already reduced the dominance of traditional news organizations before the emergence of AI.

“That was already driving mass layoffs and consolidation with the number of journalists in America, newspapers down nearly three-quarters, and even TV laying off in the face of YouTubers and independents,” St. Onge said.

He also cited estimates of ongoing job losses within the news industry.

“Layoff analyst Challenger Gray estimates media layoffs are now running 20,000 a year, which is about one in 10 remaining journalists every year, while independent creators, of course, explode,” he said.

Looking ahead, St. Onge predicted continued contraction among legacy news organizations as AI adoption expands.

“So as next brought to you by the Bitcoin way, aside from their corruption, our supposed intellectual elite is characterized by a kind of ideological DEI, where the people on top are surprisingly second rate for the authority they command. You probably noticed this during COVID. Now that AI can replace second rate in about three sentences, that elite is running on fumes. Give it another 10 years, and we will not have a legacy media,” St. Onge said.

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Trump Is Waging a Three-Front War for the Future of Our Republic [WATCH]
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Trump Is Waging a Three-Front War for the Future of Our Republic [WATCH]

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Political commentator Barbara Boyd said President Donald Trump is pursuing what she described as a three-front campaign involving U.S. policy toward Iran, election security, and opposition from the media and political establishment, arguing that each effort is connected to the administration’s broader agenda.

Boyd opened her commentary by outlining what she believes are the administration’s primary objectives.

“President Trump is waging a three-front war for the future of our republic. Now the media will tell you these fronts are unrelated, but the media was captured long ago and it’s on the other side,” Boyd said.

She said the first front involves U.S. policy toward Iran, the second centers on election integrity, and the third concerns criticism directed at Vice President J.D. Vance and the administration’s economic agenda.

Boyd also referenced Vance’s recent remarks describing what he sees as a shift in Republican economic policy.

“The president has already completely reoriented the conversation towards what you might call an American developmentalist approach. American economic policy on the right is now much more Alexander Hamilton than it is Milton Friedman,” Vance said.

According to Boyd, Vance has become a target of criticism because of that economic philosophy.

“Vance has now joined Trump as a target of the massive psyops being run by the Democrats, establishment Republicans, and the media,” Boyd said.

Turning to the administration’s policy toward Iran, Boyd argued that the objective extends beyond military operations and is focused on protecting international shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

She cited remarks from Energy Secretary Chris Wright regarding the administration’s strategy.

“We did a pause to try to get an agreement with the Iranian people to allow oil to flow without them attacking it. They’ve proven unwilling to do that, and we’ve pivoted. Now, what we’re doing is assuring that oil and gas and other products can flow through the Strait of Hormuz, with or without Iranian cooperation,” Wright said.

Boyd said the administration views freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz as an important component of international energy security.

She also argued that Trump’s long-term strategy differs from previous U.S. policy in the Middle East by emphasizing American energy production and expanded international investment.

“Donald Trump wants advanced energy, not just to grow our economy. He wants to build real sovereign trading partners for our future goods and services,” Boyd said.

According to Boyd, increased stability in the Gulf region would support broader investment opportunities beyond traditional oil and gas production.

The commentator then shifted to election integrity, arguing that Trump’s recent address on election security was intended to draw attention to intelligence and vulnerabilities that she believes had not previously received sufficient public attention.

She referenced commentary posted on social media suggesting the administration is releasing information incrementally, while arguing that the president’s objective is broader than revisiting previous elections.

“The president wasn’t addressing people like me,” Boyd said. “I can tell you all about the coup that ran from 2015 to 2024.”

Boyd argued that Trump’s focus is on upcoming elections rather than past contests.

“On Thursday, Trump didn’t relitigate any of that. His target is disengaged midterm voters, pessimistic members of his own coalition, and persuadable people on the other side ahead of the midterms, he’s running a live fire drama about protecting the most sacred right of this republic, the right to vote and to have that vote count,” she said.

She also discussed allegations involving election systems, voter registration rolls, and intelligence agencies, saying the administration intends to continue releasing additional information while encouraging states to update voter registration records before the next federal election.

Boyd then referenced comments from former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino regarding investigations into government agencies.

“Folks, there was an organized internal government effort between intelligence community actors, law enforcement actors, DNI actors to just destroy President Trump completely by whatever means necessary,” Bongino said.

“During my tenure here as your deputy, I’ve relayed to you things that are happening that might not be immediately visible, but they are happening. What I’ve learned in the course of our properly predicated and necessary investigations into these aforementioned matters has shocked me down to my core,” he continued.

Boyd argued that public reaction to Trump following the 2024 assassination attempt influenced the presidential election.

“That’s why Trump standing up after being shot and mouthing ‘fight, fight, fight’ dictated the result of the 2024 election,” she said.

Returning to economic policy, Boyd said the administration’s embrace of what Vance described as an Alexander Hamilton approach reflects a broader effort to promote domestic production and long-term economic development.

She contrasted that philosophy with economist Milton Friedman, arguing that the administration favors policies centered on manufacturing, infrastructure, and productive investment.

Boyd concluded by discussing what she described as the leadership qualities required during periods of conflict.

Referring to the military concept of “Schlossenheit,” she argued that President Trump has demonstrated a willingness to make difficult decisions under uncertain circumstances.

“The great German military theorist Karl Clausewitz called Trump’s special form of courage and determination ‘Schlossenheit.’ It is a habitual determination to act and most often act correctly without knowing all the facts,” Boyd said.

She concluded by saying that additional leaders within the administration will need to demonstrate similar resolve.

“If we’re going to win, J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, and many of us must find that kind of talent and toughness in ourselves,” Boyd said.

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Armed Radical Sparks Fiery Chaos Outside NYC Federal Building in Anti ICE Attack [WATCH]
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Armed Radical Sparks Fiery Chaos Outside NYC Federal Building in Anti ICE Attack [WATCH]

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A violent scene unfolded in Lower Manhattan when a deranged man set off an incendiary device outside 26 Federal Plaza, home to the New York offices of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security, and federal immigration courts.

The chaos erupted around 8:30 in the morning as the suspect, a 43 year old Army veteran from Poughkeepsie, showed up armed, ranting, and ready to cause trouble.

Authorities say the man used gasoline and fireworks to start a blaze right outside the main entrance to the building.

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He reportedly threatened bystanders with airsoft rifles before being subdued by police in a dramatic takedown that was caught on video.

Footage quickly spread across social media showing the man throwing fireworks into the flaming mess he had just started.

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One explosion blew out as officers charged forward, tackling him and extinguishing what could have become a much more serious fire.

Onlookers can be heard shouting as smoke filled the air.

The man apparently rolled up to the federal building pulling a cart smeared with the anti-ICE slogan “ICE off our streets.”

Inside that cart, investigators say, were additional long guns, fireworks, and various unknown materials.

It was as if he wanted everyone to see that his target was clear: federal officers enforcing immigration laws.

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Officials report four civilians sustained minor injuries.

The Fire Department of New York said one person was taken to a nearby hospital while three others refused medical treatment.

Thankfully, no law enforcement officers or federal employees inside the building were hurt.

A parking manager across the street, Omer Bulla, described hearing what he thought were gunshots before witnessing police swarm the scene.

He said that by the time he could look outside, “the police already took the guy.”

His quick recollection revealed just how fast officers brought the chaos under control.

The building where all this unfolded, the Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building, has long been a major operational hub for federal immigration enforcement in New York.

During President Trump’s term, the location was the center of protest activity by left wing activists furious about immigration crackdowns.

The same crowd that chanted for open borders and the abolition of ICE had previously staged stunts at that site, sometimes getting violent.

Now, years later, that kind of rhetoric seems to have blown up literally on the steps of federal property.

Investigators are not yet calling it terrorism, but the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force confirmed they are treating the case seriously.

In their official statement, the FBI said, “The individual has been taken into custody and the FBI New York Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating the incident.”

The suspect, who has not yet been criminally charged, reportedly served in the military and has a record of erratic behavior.

Sources suggest he may have lived alone and posted anti ICE comments online, raising questions about whether extremist political propaganda motivated his actions.

The contrast is striking. When leftist demonstrators block highways or attack federal workers, liberal politicians rush to describe them as “activists.”

Yet if someone so much as waves a pro Trump flag too close to a federal building, they are branded an enemy of the state.

The double standard never seems to fade.

Agencies like ICE have been vilified for simply doing their jobs enforcing existing law.

In cities like New York, where sanctuary policies protect illegal aliens, anti ICE hysteria goes unchecked in the name of “compassion.”

That rhetoric only fuels radicals who believe violent disruption is justified.

Thanks to rapid action from police and federal agents, this episode did not turn into a large scale tragedy.

But make no mistake, attacks motivated by anti ICE sentiment have become a dangerous trend.

The same narrative that says immigration enforcement is “oppression” turns easily into violent activism when encouraged by far left voices that glorify resistance.

The terrifying incident at 26 Federal Plaza should serve as a warning that soft political talk about “abolishing ICE” and “defunding Homeland Security” does not stay peaceful forever.

The words spark action among unstable individuals who interpret them as a call to arms.

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As investigators determine the suspect’s motives, Americans should ask whether dangerous rhetoric from the radical left is inciting more violence against public servants sworn to uphold the law.

For now, that suspect sits in custody while investigators comb through every detail of the attack.

But one thing is clear.

New York City’s war on law and order has real world consequences, and its open hostility toward immigration enforcement has become more than a political slogan.

It has become a threat.


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