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🚨BREAKING: The President of the United States just accused a journalist of “treason” for reporting facts he didn’t like. Not for leaking classified information… like Trump has been accused of doing… or helping an enemy nation, or committing an actual crime. For reporting facts. This is the same authoritarian playbook we’ve watched throughout history… attack the press, call journalists “enemies,” then label criticism as a crime. And no, Mr. “I love the Constitution…” criticism of a president is not treason. Unless you are an authoritarian.

PabloReports: Can I ask you about this $1.7 billion that Trump is proposing from the IRS for January 6th insurrectionists and pardoned fraudsters? Nehls: We had a very corrupt previous administration, so we’ve got to do everything to make it right. The previous administration was very, very corrupt. It violated many people’s civil rights. They have the right to have their day in court.

Mike Johnson: "The president has declared Operation Epic Fury to have concluded, and now we're working on the next project, which is getting the Strait of Hormuz open. We don't expect that to be a warfare activity, so to speak. So we've got to allow the administration time to negotiate these things. I don't think Congress needs to get in the way of the administration."

Watters on VRA: Blacks, for 150 years, have only represented 10% to 15% of the American population, If they want to have more seats, they've got to get in between the sheets

Q: Should President Trump have been more committal when it comes to Taiwan? MIKE JOHNSON: I've been really busy the last couple days, so I haven't seen the exact readout on how that discussion went

One of the worst parts of COVID was watching Americans surrender their God-given freedoms to bureaucrats who were wrong about everything.

Christopher Nolan’s next film is only 63 days away but the doubters are out in full force- you can hear them from miles away. I’d like to offer an olive branch to those questioning Nolan in this moment: there’s still time for you to reverse course & stop doubting Nolan. I’m truly surprised by how many have suggested that The Odyssey could be a full-blown failure. The “bust potential” conversations around this film are growing, albeit needlessly. Many have criticized Nolan’s casting decisions & creative decisions- without even seeing the film. This is all without mentioning that Nolan just won multiple Oscars- he just gave us an immediate classic with Oppenheimer. Doesn’t that mean he gets the benefit of the doubt? Shouldn’t people hold their reservations until they see Nolan’s vision through? It doesn’t make any sense to me. Let this be a line of demarcation. 63 days out from The Odyssey, if you’re one of those folks doubting/questioning Nolan, this might be one of your last chance to be on the right side of history when Nolan drops another classic.