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#politics
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 688: Rep. Chip Roy on Fiscal Policy in the 2nd Trump Administration
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) discusses fiscal policy for a potential second Trump administration and the recent confirmation hearings for Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth on the Breitbart News Daily Podcast. The show is hosted by Mike Slater and airs Monday through Friday.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Trump is the most popular he’s ever been
As Inauguration Day nears, President-elect Donald Trump enjoys a favorable rating of 50%, with 52% of voters approving his transition efforts. However, a majority view his election as a rejection of the previous administration rather than a mandate for his presidency.
Voter concerns center on inflation and the economy, with significant support for policies like deporting illegal immigrants and ending Daylight Saving Time. A strong desire for bipartisan compromise exists, particularly urging Democrats to collaborate with Trump.
Front Page Magazine: Lebanon: New President Appoints ICJ Judge Nawaf Salam as Prime Minister
Lebanon's political landscape is shifting with the election of President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, amid ongoing sectarian tensions and Hizballah's influence. While Salam's leadership may attract Western and Arab support, concerns remain about Hizballah's response and potential escalation of anti-Israel sentiment.
Despite promises of reform, the new leadership faces challenges due to Hizballah's armed presence and the limitations of their constitutional powers. The political system, established post-civil war, still favors Hizballah, raising questions about the stability and future of Lebanon's governance.
Breitbart: CIA Director Nominee John Ratcliffe: I Spoke 'Truth to Power,'
CIA Director nominee John Ratcliffe defended his record of speaking "truth to power" during a Senate hearing, highlighting his stance on the Hunter Biden laptop controversy. He criticized the narrative that the laptop was part of a Russian disinformation campaign, asserting that he stood alone in clarifying the truth.
Ratcliffe's comments come amid findings from the House Intelligence Committee revealing collusion between CIA contractors and the Biden campaign to mislead voters about the laptop story. This has raised concerns about the integrity of the intelligence community and its potential politicization.
Le Monde: Trump's outsider Cabinet picks are rapidly gaining support for confirmation
President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet nominations are progressing, with Defense Secretary pick Pete Hegseth gaining momentum after a contentious Senate hearing. Despite Democratic opposition, other nominees are also moving forward, with votes expected on Inauguration Day.
Controversial figures like Kash Patel and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. face challenges ahead, while Trump's allies rally support for Hegseth. The Senate, narrowly controlled by Republicans, may impose procedural hurdles, but Democratic leaders acknowledge their limited power to block Trump's appointments.
Times Of Israel: ‘Feel joy despite everything we’ve lost’: Palestinians cheer Gaza ceasefire deal
Thousands of Gazans celebrated the announcement of a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, which aims to release Israeli hostages in exchange for over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners. The news sparked gatherings in central Gaza, with people expressing relief and joy after more than a year of conflict.
In addition to celebrations in Gaza, pro-Palestinian demonstrations occurred in Jordan and the U.S., where anti-Israel groups hailed the ceasefire as a victory for Palestinian resistance. Activists expressed hope for the future and called for continued support for the Palestinian cause.
Front Page Magazine: Forwarding Bogus Information
William Webster, former FBI and CIA director, has expressed concerns over the nominations of Kash Patel and Tulsi Gabbard for intelligence roles, citing a lack of impartiality and experience. He warns that Patel's loyalty to individuals over the rule of law sets a dangerous precedent for the FBI.
Despite Webster's criticisms, he has remained silent on various controversial FBI actions under different administrations, leading to skepticism about the authenticity of his recent letter. The public and senators may question the motivations behind his statements, given the historical context of the FBI's operations.
#society
Fox News: CNN defamation trial: Network’s fairness chief defends controversial report at center of lawsuit
CNN Senior Director Emma Lacey-Bordeaux defended a controversial report during a defamation trial involving U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young. Young claims the report falsely implied he profited from illegal activities related to Afghan evacuations, damaging his reputation.
Lacey-Bordeaux testified that the report was fair, despite acknowledging she only received the script shortly before it aired. Young argued he was given insufficient time to respond to questions, while CNN's internal communications raised questions about the accuracy of the report. The trial continues.
Breitbart: Martina Navratilova to Dems Who Voted Against Trans Bill: 'Grow a Spine!'
The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act passed the House with unanimous Republican support, but only two Democrats voted in favor, leading to criticism from tennis legend Martina Navratilova. She condemned the majority of Democrats for not prioritizing women's safety and fairness in sports.
Navratilova, a liberal advocate for women's rights, expressed frustration over backlash from fellow liberals for her stance. She urged more Democrats to support the measure, emphasizing the need for courage in defending women's sex-based rights.
#military
Fox News: Secretary Austin's secret hospitalizations 'unnecessarily' increased US national security risks, report finds
A Department of Defense report criticized Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin for secret hospitalizations that compromised national security. The review highlighted communication failures within his team, noting that key staff were unaware of his cancer diagnosis and the severity of his condition during hospital stays.
The report recommended 20 improvements to ensure better transparency and readiness in the future. Austin acknowledged his mistakes, stating he should have communicated his health issues to the president and his team, taking full responsibility for the lapses.
Breitbart: Ron Johnson: Dems Exposed Pentagon 'Mismanagement' During Hegseth Hearing
During a Senate hearing for Pete Hegseth, Democrats were criticized by Sen. Ron Johnson for highlighting Pentagon mismanagement under the Biden administration. Johnson argued that military recruitment struggles stem from "woke" initiatives, suggesting a return to a focus on military readiness and meritocracy.
Hegseth expressed confidence that troops would welcome a shift away from political correctness, emphasizing a desire to prioritize combat effectiveness. Both he and Johnson believe that removing "woke" policies would improve morale and recruitment in the military.
#culture
Fox News: 'All in the Family' star Sally Struthers says Betty White once 'fat-shamed' her
Sally Struthers recently shared a negative experience with the late Betty White during a podcast, recalling how White fat-shamed her while discussing a game show pilot. Struthers described White as "very passive-aggressive" and noted the incident occurred in front of others.
In contrast, Struthers fondly remembered her friendship with Bea Arthur, who she described as a comedic force. Their connection began when Arthur guest-starred on "All in the Family," leading to her own successful show, "Maude."
#crime
Fox News: Southwest Airlines pilot arrested at Georgia airport for allegedly showing up to work intoxicated: police
A Southwest Airlines pilot, David Allsop, 52, was arrested at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport for allegedly arriving to work intoxicated before Flight 3772 to Chicago. He was charged with DUI, and the flight was delayed nearly four hours as passengers were accommodated on other flights.
Southwest Airlines confirmed the incident and stated that Allsop has been removed from duty while they investigate. They emphasized the importance of safety for both employees and customers.
#other
Forbes: The Polar Vortex Is Coming: Expect Temperatures Below Zero And Snow In These Areas
An arctic blast is expected to sweep across much of the U.S. this weekend, bringing frigid temperatures from Siberia. Cities like Chicago and Detroit may see lows below zero, while areas from the Rockies to the Gulf Coast could experience snow and icy conditions.
About 105 million people across 40 states may face temperatures below zero in the coming week. The polar vortex, which usually keeps cold air contained in the Arctic, is weakening, allowing this cold air to push southward.