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12 Nov 2024
#illegals
Human Events: Tom Homan lays out for Charlie Kirk exactly how he will secure border, conduct deportations
Tom Homan, appointed as "border czar" by President-elect Trump, outlined a strategy focused on immigration enforcement. Key components include reinstating the Remain in Mexico policy, First Safe Country agreements, ending the Catch and Release practice, and completing the border wall.
Homan plans to initiate mass deportations, targeting illegal immigrants with criminal records first. He emphasized that all illegal entrants are criminals due to their unlawful entry and aims to address public safety and national security threats.
#politics
Breitbart: Jair Bolsonaro Dons MAGA Hat for ‘Trump Dance’ to Celebrate Election Victory
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro celebrated Donald Trump's election victory by dancing to "Y.M.C.A." with members of his political party, the Liberal Party (PL). Bolsonaro, who has been a strong supporter of Trump, expressed hope that Trump's win would inspire Brazil's conservative movement.
Despite being banned from public office until 2030 and facing legal challenges, Bolsonaro aims to run for president again in 2026, with the PL reportedly backing his candidacy. The party believes Trump's victory will invigorate the Brazilian right and bolster efforts to reelect Bolsonaro.
Breitbart: Nolte: Disgraced Chris Wallace Exits Far-Left CNN
Chris Wallace's departure from CNN has raised eyebrows, with speculation that his contract was not renewed due to the network's declining viewership and revenue. Critics suggest that Wallace's move to podcasting reflects the shift away from traditional cable news, which is struggling financially.
The decline of cable TV and associated carriage fees is impacting networks like CNN, leading to questions about their viability. Wallace's exit may signal a broader trend toward alternative media as audiences seek new platforms.
Fox News: Fox News Channel finishes election week as most-watched network in all of TV, crushes CNN and MSNBC
Fox News Channel achieved historic ratings during the election week of November 4-10, averaging 2.6 million total viewers and dominating both total day and primetime slots. It significantly outperformed MSNBC and CNN, with Fox capturing 61% of the cable news audience share.
The network's primetime coverage, co-anchored by Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, attracted nearly 10.3 million viewers, marking its best performance since November 2020. In contrast, MSNBC's viewership plummeted, losing nearly 60% of its audience since Election Day.
#society
Human Events: UK women to protest Nations League soccer game after teen girl player BANNED for asking ‘bearded’ trans player ‘are you a man?’
Hundreds of women are set to protest at an England Nations League match after a 17-year-old girl was suspended by The Football Association for questioning a trans-identified male opponent's eligibility. The girl, suspected to have autism, faced scrutiny during her hearing but was deemed non-discriminatory by the referee.
The protest, organized by Twelve O Five, aims to highlight perceived unfairness in the FA's policies regarding trans participation in women's sports. Leaders hope to gather significant support, including from notable figures like Martina Navratilova, to push for a reversal of the FA's current stance.
GB News: 'A point of principle' Council worker SACKED for using 'incorrect pronouns' - 'People are scared stiff!'
Jim Orwin, a former council worker, was dismissed for refusing to change his email signature to include gender pronouns, citing concerns over self-identification and its implications for vulnerable individuals. He now faces a £12,000 legal bill after losing an employment tribunal.
Orwin expressed that people are fearful of voicing their opinions on gender issues, especially younger individuals with families. His case highlights ongoing tensions around gender identity in the workplace.
GB News: Economist sparks fury as he suggest UK farmers are 'well off' : 'They make a pittance?!'
Economist Jonathan Portes faced criticism from GB News presenter Martin Daubney over comments that the UK's tax system is "pretty generous" to farmers. This exchange occurred amid rising tensions as farmers threaten protests against new inheritance tax changes affecting farms valued over £1 million.
Portes argued that many people are worse off than farmers, while Daubney countered that many farmers struggle financially. Farming leaders express deep concern over the government's tax policy, highlighting its potential negative impact on rural communities and mental health.
The Telegraph: Anti-Semitism campaigners cancel protest after threats of ‘Amsterdam-style’ violence
Campaigners against anti-Semitism canceled a protest outside Queen Mary University of London due to threats of violence. The protest was aimed at Francesca Albanese, a UN rapporteur accused of supporting Hamas after controversial remarks about the October 7 attacks.
The Campaign Against Antisemitism expressed concerns over safety, leading to the decision to cancel the event.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US envoy for Lebanon says ‘there is a shot’ to get Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire soon
US special envoy Amos Hochstein expressed optimism about a potential ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, following discussions with Israeli officials. The US is awaiting a response from Lebanon after sending a draft agreement, while Israel seeks guarantees for military action against Hezbollah if necessary.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is considering the political implications of a ceasefire deal, especially given recent Hezbollah attacks. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with thousands of Hezbollah operatives reported killed.
The Western Journal: Trump Makes His Pick for US Ambassador to Israel as Conflict in Gaza Remains Heated
President-elect Donald Trump has announced former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee as his choice for the U.S. ambassador to Israel. Trump praised Huckabee's dedication to Israel and his history of public service, emphasizing his commitment to peace in the Middle East.
Huckabee, a long-time supporter of Israel, has previously backed Trump in past elections. Trump has also nominated Rep. Elise Stefanik as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, who is known for her strong advocacy for Israel and opposition to anti-Semitism.
Breitbart: Mike Huckabee Named as Trump's Ambassador to Israel; First Evangelical in Role
Mike Huckabee has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to serve as the U.S. Ambassador to Israel, making him the first evangelical Christian to hold the position. Trump praised Huckabee for his dedication to Israel and his long-standing support for the Jewish state.
Huckabee's nomination is anticipated to resonate positively with pro-Israel advocates across both Jewish and Christian communities. He previously ran for president and has a history of supporting Jewish communities in contested regions.
#economy
Le Monde: Strike calls surge across French transport sector
French multinational companies are facing large-scale redundancies, prompting potential strikes in the transport sector. Unions have called for protests against the government's plan to triple the solidarity tax on airline tickets, which would significantly increase costs for passengers.
The tax hike is set to impact domestic and international flights, with airlines indicating they will pass the costs onto travelers. The SNPL union has mobilized pilots to strike on November 14, potentially leading to widespread disruptions in air travel.
#military
Times Of Israel: Two men killed in Hezbollah rocket attack on Nahariya, IDF pounds southern Lebanon
Two people were killed in Nahariya, Israel, when a rocket from Hezbollah struck their workplace amid ongoing hostilities. The Israel Defense Forces reported multiple rocket launches from Lebanon, with some intercepted and others causing damage in northern towns.
In response, the IDF has targeted Hezbollah facilities in Beirut, destroying significant weapons manufacturing sites. The military claims these sites are often located near civilian areas, raising concerns about the safety of local residents.
#culture
GB News: Marks & Spencer releases Christmas edition of Percy Pig sweets - and shoppers 'love' it
Marks & Spencer has launched a special Christmas edition of its popular Percy Pig sweets, featuring the entire Percy family in a festive, extra-large pack. The limited-edition gummy treats are available at M&S Foodhalls and online through Ocado, generating excitement on social media.
In addition to the Percy Pig sweets, M&S has reintroduced its 'Very Merry Munch' snack mix, a combination of sweet and savory treats that has been well-received in previous years. Refill packs for this mix are also available, allowing customers to maintain their festive snacking throughout the holiday season.
Forbes: Kai Cenat Reclaims Twitch Subscriber Title With Star-Studded, Month-Long ‘Mafiathon 2’ Stream
Kai Cenat has reclaimed the title of most-subscribed Twitch streamer, surpassing 340,000 paid subscriptions during his "Mafiathon 2" subathon, which features celebrity guests like Lil Uzi Vert and Serena Williams. He previously held the record before being overtaken by Ironmouse in September.
Cenat's subathon, which began on November 1, is a month-long streaming marathon where he engages viewers continuously. His innovative marketing strategies and celebrity collaborations have contributed to his success, making him the highest-earning Twitch streamer, with estimated earnings of $8.5 million.
Breitbart: The Beatles Earn First Grammy Nomination in History for an AI-Assisted Song
The Beatles have received a historic Grammy nomination for their AI-assisted song "Now and Then," featuring contributions from Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, alongside cleaned-up recordings of John Lennon and George Harrison. AI was used solely for audio enhancement, not to recreate their performances.
The nomination highlights ongoing debates about AI's role in creative industries, with notable filmmakers expressing concerns over its implications. The topic remains contentious, especially following recent strikes in the entertainment sector over AI usage.