💔Heartbreaking news today: the passing of brother Gary Moses.
As many of you know, I started my career all over again in Texas after taking 3 years away from the news industry to raise my daughter and figure out life. The town of Victoria came knocking unexpectedly for an anchor position, and I had no idea how the years to come would develop or where that path would lead.
But one thing I always knew was that I wanted to be there for the people.
One of the many people who believed in me, and who rooted for me out loud just as he did for so many others, was Brother Gary Moses … a beloved educator who loved EVERYONE.
He would still message me even after my journey landed me here in Las Vegas.
I will never forget the call I got right before a noon newscast here in Vegas, letting me know he was in the hospital.
That’s when I truly understood that Gary was the most caring.
I am so sad, and even though I am not in Texas, those who know me know that my love for everyone … no matter where they are … is something I hold close.
Always and forever … Brother Gary Moses.
Pic was taken in 2020.
Shorter Megyn Kelly @MegynKelly: "There's a 'Jewish cabal' targeting me & manipulating social media. My Jew-hating ass-kisser-in-chief Alex Brusewitz @alexbruesewitz who's been paid $$$ to run an anti-Israel cabal & manipulate social media, told me so"
The top ten running backs all time in order according to me.
1. Sanders
2. Payton
3. Brown
4. O.J
5. Dickerson
6. Bo Jackson
7. Emmitt
8. Faulk
9. Sayers
10. Campbell
Thoughts...
Today, I voted against an amendment that would eliminate all U.S. aid to Israel – including funds for humanitarian aid, peacebuilding programs, and refugee resettlement. Ripping the rug out from under our ally amidst active attacks from Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and other sworn enemies of the U.S. and Israel would endanger not only innocent civilians and U.S. personnel in the region, but also our national security here at home.
Current U.S. funding for Israel is not, and should never be, a “blank check.” It is subject to congressional oversight, longstanding laws, and a 10-year agreement signed by then-President Obama. This agreement expires soon, and for the U.S.-Israel alliance to continue standing strong, reforms are desperately needed.
We cannot turn a blind eye to the horrors being committed by the Netanyahu government against innocent Palestinians, attempts to annex the West Bank, or violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the region. Israel must uphold international humanitarian standards and adhere to the laws of armed conflict, even when those who seek to do harm to the country and its people might ignore those principles.
The U.S. has both a moral and strategic imperative to ensure Israel can defend itself. I have been steadfast in my support for funding to protect innocent civilians – funding that this amendment would immediately end. At the same time, as Israel continues to evolve economically, the terms of U.S. aid to Israel should also evolve. To be clear: under future agreements, we must ensure Israel abides by the same terms we require of other allies purchasing U.S. arms.
As we renegotiate the terms of the agreement, the U.S. should maintain an ultimate goal of fostering long term peace in the region. That process should not fall solely on our shoulders, but also on a coalition of nations, and should include economic, diplomatic, and military support.
Here’s the thing They don’t care if we don’t vote for them they don’t care about anybody but themselves they will sell their soul for a quarter for the pension and the pride. Jaimee is a first class loser an arrogant prick. He deserves never to be called Jewish and he deserves never to get our attention or our time.
I’m deeply disappointed that Rep. Jamie Raskin and other Jewish Democrats voted to eliminate U.S. military aid to Israel. I expected better from someone who has long spoken about democracy, antisemitism, and America’s allies. I believe this vote sends the wrong message at a time when Israel continues to face threats from Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran.
I will be supporting your opponents now congressman @RepRaskin
@NickFondacaro It must’ve been a slow news day for them to cackle about this even talking about the Show waste time in your life that you will never give back ABC has no conscience about what it puts on to network. By the way Hostin is fine using nepotism to protect her son
Sunny Hostin attacks South Carolina for Darline Graham being their first female senator, and says there's something "fundamentally wrong" with the state. She suggests doctors can't be senators.
She and Joy Behar call the appointment "the very definition of a DEI [hire]" and an example of how "our government is fundamentally broken":
SUNNY HOSTIN: I don't love it. I don't love it. You know, she'll be the first woman to be a U.S. senator in South Carolina in his the history of the state. And I think that that's just -- it's just fundamentally wrong that South Carolina just couldn't elect a woman and this is the only way that it was done.
I think the experience does matter. And while she is a certified optician and while she has done great work in that field, I don't think that she should be representing the people of South Carolina in the U.S. Senate. I just don't.
JOY BEHAR: It's this the very definition of a DEI?
SUNNY HOSTIN: Correct! correct! It's everything that the Republican Party stands against! Everything! Everything!
[Applause]
It's DEI. Nepotism. All these things thrown in together.
And, you know, at this very same time Pete Hegseth blocked more promotions for women in particular for women of color to become admirals. And so this is happening. I feel like our government is fundamentally broken and I just -- I disagree -- I disagree with this.
BEHAR: I agree with you. It's not like taking over your mother's job at McDonald's.
HOSTIN: Yeah, it's not.
BEHAR: You're running --
HOSTIN: It's the U.S. Senate.
BEHAR: You're in government. You have to know what you're doing.
ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: You guys are putting too much stock in who's currently in Congress.
WHOOPI GOLDBERG: Yeah, you got a point.
As the late Howard Cosell would have said about Rahm -grew up with a silver spoon in his mouth, ended up on third base as if he hit the triple and his capacity for his capacity for arrogance is unmatched. He’s no friend of Israel or America and he certainly not a Jew in practice, sad that he turned against us, but we don’t need him. We’ll kick ass without him.
Dear @RahmEmanuel
You flew to Tel Aviv to lecture Israel, threaten sanctions, and audition for New Hampshire. You said true friends tell painful truths. Agreed: A “friend” who brings your enemies’ talking points and demands only of you is not a friend.
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Is anyone going to ask JJ McCarthy about the video that millions of people have seen of a former NFL reporter appearing to say he sucks?
Is that not a fair question? We're not curious how he feels about that?
It’s no secret that I’m no fan of Lindsey Graham.
But there MUST be a full, comprehensive autopsy, and the results must be released to the public.
Graham has no kids and was never married, so it’s unclear who makes that call.
But Americans deserve transparency here
According to a source for the New York Post, Ro Khanna was invited to meet freed hostages and survivors of October 7th.
Khanna's team didn't even bother to respond.
His team was also offered an opportunity to meet with Druze civilians in the Golan Heights and a briefing on how aid is currently getting into Gaza. They didn't take it.
Now, if Ro Khanna genuinely believes that aid is not properly getting into Gaza, why not go to the briefing? If he thinks Israel is lying, wouldn't that be the perfect time to get proof?
But he didn't go, because those aren't his intentions. He didn't want to meet with victims of Hamas or those trying to get as much aid into Gaza as they can because they contradict his narrative.
And the narrative is all that matters.