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Brit Hume

@brithume

Chief Political Analyst, Fox News Channel. Arguments welcome. Name callers & verbal abusers blocked.

Southwest Florida Katılım Şubat 2010
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AAGHarmeetDhillon@AAGDhillon·
She literally said “I will follow the law” at least six times during the briefing. Why lie?
CSPAN@cspan

.@RepRobertGarcia (D-CA) after briefing on Epstein Investigation with Attorney General Pam Bondi: "She would not commit to actually going under oath and follow the law."

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This is a smart idea: "The United States (ideally with the political and military support of allies in the region, Europe, and Asia, which would likely be forthcoming given the extent of their energy insecurity) should consider adopting a policy toward the Strait of Hormuz that could be summarized as 'Open for All or Closed to All.'" open.substack.com/pub/richardhaa…
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Chairman of the JCS Gen. Dan Caine: "The A-10 Warthog is now in the fight across the southern flank and is hunting and killing fast attack watercraft in the Straits of Hormuz."
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"If the United States can hold firm for the next few weeks, it can fully degrade Iran’s war-making apparatus. This would usher in a multiyear interval of calm of the kind that neither sanctions nor diplomacy has been able to produce in..four decades." nytimes.com/2026/03/19/opi…
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TV News Now
TV News Now@TVNewsNow·
🚨 NEW: Brit Hume says complaints about President Trump's conflict with Iran “don't match up to the mission” “There’s some serious goals here: the elimination of the nuclear threat and the ending of Iran’s threat to its neighbours.” “This is a country that is a menace in the civilized world. Ending that is a very worthy goal which is, I think, what the President is shooting for.” “Whether it means a very weakened, but continuing same government, or a new government remains to be seen. These are worthy goals and the complaints about it don’t match up to the mission.”
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M.A. Rothman@MichaelARothman·
𝗣𝗢𝗠𝗣𝗘𝗢: 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗜𝗧 𝗢𝗙 𝗛𝗢𝗥𝗠𝗨𝗭 𝗜𝗦 𝗔𝗕𝗢𝗨𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗕𝗘 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘𝗗 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗚𝗢𝗢𝗗 Former Secretary of State and CIA Director Mike Pompeo — a man who spent years in the room where these decisions are made — just said something that deserves to be heard clearly: the Strait of Hormuz hasn't truly been open for thirty years. Iran has been holding it over the world's head for decades — using the threat of closure as a permanent economic weapon against every nation that depends on Gulf oil. That's a fifth of the world's energy supply held hostage by a terrorist regime. That ends now. Not temporarily. Not for a few weeks until the next crisis. 𝗙𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗮𝗻 𝗮𝘄𝗳𝘂𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲. The military is doing the preparation — clearing the mine-laying capability, degrading the missile systems that threaten commercial shipping, building the conditions for a sustained reopening rather than a temporary one. Think weeks, not days. It's conditions-based, not calendar-based. But Hegseth and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs are doing the work, and the goal isn't a press release — it's permanent structural change to the threat environment. Think about what that means economically. Every risk premium baked into global energy prices for the last fifty years has included an "Iran factor" — the cost of doing business in a world where one murderous theocracy could choke off global oil supply on a whim. That premium affects every airline ticket, every grocery delivery, every manufacturing cost on the planet. Removing it isn't just a military victory. It's an economic one felt by every person on earth who heats a home or fills a tank. Seven presidents promised Iran would never get a nuclear weapon. None of them dealt with the underlying regime. Trump isn't just hitting the nuclear program — he's removing the hand on the spigot entirely. This is what the media is calling a stalemate.
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@joecitizenus @grok I tried @grok via X. No response. Tried the separate app. That worked, but the but the answer was only slightly less slanted than perplexity’s
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Brit Hume@brithume·
Been using the Perplexity AI app for quick research and found it very helpful. Just came across its version of the Minnesota ICE shooting. It was heavily slanted against ICE. I checked their listed sources: CNN, ProPublica, NPR and Politico. Small wonder.
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Grok@grok·
@BiGSr @brithume Thanks! As Grok built by xAI, I deliver unfiltered, evidence-based answers without the media slant. Fire away on the Minnesota ICE shooting or anything else. What's your question?
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Breaking: The IDF confirms it has struck the Iranian naval fleet in the Caspian Sea. The fleet had been used during the war in Ukraine to transfer equipment from Iran to Russia.
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J.T. Alexander
J.T. Alexander@JTAlexander_·
This really doesn't even warrant effort to actually refute, but for the sake of any genuine audience that doesn't know how to measure warfare, I'm going to demonstrate real quick how we know Iran is getting curb stomped. First, consider the image with Blue X's and Red O's. This is a map of every confirmed strike since the war started. Even without considering timing and impact, the mere quantity here is significantly in favor of the Combined Forces—the Blue X's. Second, consider the video. This is the same data, but separated by day of event from February 28 to March 15. You can visually see the decline in return fire from Iran. Since I'm limited on images, in the comments I'll share the graphs breaking down this decline in even more detail. Third, consider Iran's missile ranges and choice of targets. While their posturing is focused on the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia has shifted its oil exports to the Red Sea. This is well within range of Iran's higher-end ballistic missiles—yet, they aren't attacking it. This is because they are rationing missiles for more immediate threats; something done when someone is on the defensive with limited ability to resist. Fourth, consider the discrepancy between rhetoric and action. While Iran's posturing is focused on the Strait of Hormuz, their closure of the Strait appears to primarily be in name only. There have been no confirmed attacks on ships either in the Strait or the Gulf in six days. SIX DAYS. That's the last third of this war so far. Fifth, consider the choice of Combined Force targets. While Iran is attempting to attack critical oil infrastructure, the IDF is targeting local police and Basij stations. The Combined Forces are actually running out of military targets and are now simply shaping the country for an internal overthrow. Sixth, and probably the most obvious is to just look at the numbers and identities of losses. These are not even close. At the very least Iran has lost: 1x Supreme Leader 2x Defense Minister 1x Head of the Military Office of the Supreme Leader 1x Armed Forces Chief of Staff 1x Supreme National Security Secretary 1x IRGC Commander 1x Minister of Intelligence 1x Head of Intelligence Directorate 1x National Basij Commander These aren't just what the Combined Force reports—this is what Iran acknowledges! There is no steelman of the "Iran is winning" nonsense. Its complete and utter nonsense. You can argue, though I disagree, about economic or political ramifications, but any suggestion that Iran is actually militarily winning is absolutely retarded.
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Timothy Snyder@TimothyDSnyder

He took the greatest military force in world history, lost a war to a middle power in a week, begged the world to save him, and demanded that the media lie about this and everything else. I try, but at a simple human level I do not see how anyone can mistake this man’s almost supernatural weakness for strength. His weakness is something negative, gravitational, so deep that it can draw in a whole country. But only if we fail to see it. Only if we let it.

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Institute for the Study of War
MORE: A failure to demonstrate the will and ability to deny Iran the ability to disrupt traffic in the Strait of Hormuz will make it much harder to deter Iran from future disruptions. Stopping the war in current conditions would thus represent a major strategic challenge that the United States or Israel would need to contend with in future rounds of conflict with a regime that will continue to be a committed adversary.
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Institute for the Study of War@TheStudyofWar

NEW | Evening Update: The United States and Israel are currently attempting to use force to prevent Iran from disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. A weakened regime that remains in power after this war would be able to disrupt shipping whenever and for however long it pleases with little effort if its current, relatively limited, strike campaign on shipping proves sufficient to cause the US and Israel to surrender. A failure to demonstrate the will and ability to deny Iran the ability to disrupt traffic will make it enormously harder to deter Iran from future disruptions. Stopping the war in current conditions would thus represent a major strategic challenge that the United States or Israel would need to contend with in future rounds of conflict with a regime that will continue to be a committed adversary. Other Key Takeaways + Full Update⬇️(1/3) The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that it struck the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy headquarters in Tehran on March 16. It stated that commanders used the headquarters to direct IRGC Navy forces and plan operations against Israel and other regional countries. The IDF confirmed that it killed Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Larijani, who was a long-time regime insider and had held many senior posts, in airstrikes in Tehran overnight on March 16 and 17. Larijani’s death likely weakens a key faction in competition with the Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei-IRGC nexus, but it will not end the ongoing competition. A long-time observer of drone operations in Ukraine suggested on March 17 that the drone footage posted by likely Iranian-backed Iraqi militia front group Saraya Awliya al Dam is consistent with a fiber optic first-person view (FPV) drone. The Iranian proxy group’s decision to advertise its possession of such a weapon would be an explicit threat aimed at the United States. The combined force has continued to strike Iranian ballistic missile infrastructure to degrade Iran’s missile capabilities. The combined force has continued to degrade Iranian air capabilities in order to maintain air superiority over parts of Iran. The combined force continued to strike Iranian defense industrial sites. The combined force struck a number of internal security targets.

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Byron York
Byron York@ByronYork·
Cesar Chavez had such legendary standing in the Democratic Party that President Biden put a bust of him in the Oval Office. Now, a NYT "bombshell investigation" alleges that Chavez "sexually abused young girls." nytimes.com/2026/03/18/us/…
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John D. Macari Jr. 🇺🇸🗽
NYPD Police Officer Grant Pulagrin is my pick for 2026’s “Cop of The Year” Let’s talk about the reality of what officers like Grant Pulagrin face each day using this video as an example. In the below video you witness Grant make a beautiful solo, open field tackle and apprehend a violent terrorist who just threw 2 IED’s a protest. In that moment, it was completely reasonable for him to believe the suspect could still be carrying another explosive. Despite that risk, Pulagrin takes the suspect to the ground, mounts him, and delivers strikes to gain compliance ending the threat and getting the terrorist into handcuffs. That’s policing, that’s courage and that’s what we pay, train and expect police officers to do. But here’s the unfortunate reality for NYPD cops in 2026: While every reasonable person knows this was a reasonable and justified use of force it’s important to understand that his actions on that day generated a use of force report, which generate an automatic notification to NYPD Internal Affairs and NYC’s Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) to investigate that use of force. Grant is now being investigated for his use of force by both the NYPD and the CCRB. Due to the media and public attention on this case it is reasonable to believe that those investigations will clear Grant’s use of force but regardless of the outcome, these self generated allegations remain on his record forever, in retirement and beyond. If the suspect or his attorney files additional complaints as a legal tactic, which also happens most of the time, those allegations also live on permanently. The mount of the terrorist is also a move that was outlawed by NYC’s Council as part of the diaphragm law, which outlawed not only chokeholds as but also outlawed putting pressure on the back or chest of suspect. Again because of the attention around this case it’s unlikely Manhattan DA would bring charges against Officer Pulagrin but the potential to do so is there. Now imagine this wasn’t a terrorist attack. No media headlines but the same exact scenario plays out and Grant reacts the same way and does just as an amazing job apprehending a fleeing violent suspect. In this scenario Grant more than likely receives a substantiated CCRB as a result of their “investigation” into his self generated allegations. This scenario would cause Grant to not receive qualified immunity and not be indemnified by NYC, meaning Grant would be held personally liable for damages from a lawsuit. Grant would also have his professional record marred for life and could face a possible criminal indictment, for doing HIS JOB ! So when the headlines fade, don’t forget what you saw. A police officer ran toward danger, took down a terrorist, and protected innocent people while knowing the system he works in may still come after him for doing his job. Next time you judge a cop based on their CCRB or lawsuit record remember that. GOD Bless Police Officer Grant Pulagrin ! GOD Bless The NYPD ! FYI @nypdpc hopefully it’s Detective Pulagrin sooner than later.
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NEW VIDEO: The moment hero NYPD officers took down Bomb Suspect outside Gracie Mansion. Video shows officers Chief Aaron Edwards,  officer Grant Pulgarin and Sergeant Luis Navarro take down Emir Balat after he launched home made TATP bomb at a protest and dropped another m Video by Brian Chenensky | Licensing @FreedomNTV Desk@freedomnews.tv

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TV News Now@TVNewsNow·
🚨 NEW: Fox News’ @brithume just blitzed the liberal media’s Iran narrative by smartly flipping the script: “For a moment, let’s turn the situation around and assume a situation in which the United States is under attack from a major enemy. And that enemy is ranging freely over our skies with no resistance, bombing at will, sending missiles at will, attacking our vessels, attacking our ballistic missile systems, attacking our aircraft at will. That they have wiped out, they’ve kil|ed the president and wiped out his Cabinet, and countless officials in the echelons below. And we have responded as the United States by shutting off a major waterway that we need for our economy — yes it harms other economies as well. Do you think anyone would be saying that this is, as Walter Russell Mead put it today, a stalemate? I don’t think so.”
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David Asman
David Asman@DavidAsmanfox·
Brit Hume calmly and irrefutably takes on MSMedia’s narrative that we’re losing the war with Iran.
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