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27 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Kamala Harris, Tim Walz and the whole campaign had to 'apologize'
Kamala Harris and her team are reportedly on an "apology tour" following their electoral defeat to Donald Trump. This includes public apologies from Harris and others in the campaign, as they acknowledge their internal polling never showed them in the lead despite claims to donors.
Critics, including Jesse Watters, highlight that the campaign relied on negative messaging against Trump while failing to connect with voters. They also note a lack of engagement with popular media platforms, suggesting a disconnect from public sentiment.
The Telegraph: Rhodes alumni demand ‘privileged’ anti-Israel scholars quit programme
Former Rhodes scholars have urged current students who criticized the program's ties to Israel to resign. The Rhodes Scholarship, which provides funding for foreign students at Oxford, faced backlash during a recent banquet where scholars protested against its alleged "colonial legacy."
The students demanded the scholarship divest from investments linked to Israel amid accusations of "genocide" in Gaza. The specific connections to Israel in the scholarship's portfolio remain unclear, although Barclays, which manages the funds, has faced scrutiny for its ties to the country.
GB News: Jacob Rees-Mogg clashes with psychiatrist over REAL reason America is polarised after Trump’s win
Psychiatrist Eva Ritvo and GB News presenter Jacob Rees-Mogg clashed over the emotional impact of Donald Trump's election win on American families. Ritvo noted that the election has left many divided and anxious, while Rees-Mogg criticized society for being overly emotional and unable to handle political disagreements.
Ritvo countered that the complexities of modern information exposure differ from the past, emphasizing the need for better coping skills rather than simply toughening up. The debate highlights contrasting views on emotional responses to political events in contemporary society.
Fox News: X users left stunned by 'terrible' video of Harris speaking to supporters: 'Who thought this was a good idea?'
Vice President Kamala Harris addressed supporters in a video following the recent election loss, urging them to maintain their power and purpose. The video, shared by the Democratic Party, drew mixed reactions on social media, with many users questioning her demeanor and the video's appropriateness.
Harris acknowledged the disappointing election outcome but expressed pride in the campaign's efforts. She has largely remained out of the public eye since the election, spending time in Hawaii with her husband.
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Fox News: California man allegedly checked suitcases containing meth-caked clothes and a cow pajama onesie: DOJ
A 31-year-old man from Northridge, California, Raj Matharu, was indicted for attempting to smuggle methamphetamine hidden in clothing packed in suitcases at Los Angeles International Airport. The total weight of the meth-laden clothing was approximately 71.5 pounds.
Matharu was arrested before boarding a flight to Sydney, Australia, and faces serious charges, including possession with intent to distribute. He is currently free on bond and is scheduled for arraignment on December 2. If convicted, he could face a minimum of 10 years in prison.
Fox News: Florida TikTok influencer arrested for stealing $500 worth of items at Target: police
A TikTok influencer, 22-year-old Marlena Velez, was arrested for allegedly stealing over $500 worth of merchandise from a Target in Cape Coral, Florida. Police identified her after an anonymous tip linked her to the theft, aided by her social media posts that matched security footage from the store.
Velez reportedly used a false barcode to pay less at the self-checkout and later posted a video showing her with the stolen items. She has been charged with one count of petit theft and was taken to Lee County Jail.