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#politics
Breitbart: Clyburn: Hunter Got Convicted Because Joe Was 'Object of a Lot of Unfair Untruths'
Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) defended Hunter Biden's pardon, arguing that his legal troubles stemmed from his connection to the president and the "unfair untruths" surrounding him. Clyburn claimed that if Hunter were not the president's son, he wouldn't have faced such severe consequences for his gun-related charges.
Clyburn emphasized that the situation would be different if it involved the children of other politicians, stating that the crime was minor and related to a form error about drug use. He suggested that the legal system treated Hunter Biden unfairly due to his family ties.
Breitbart: Call Her Daddy' Podcast Host Alex Cooper Caught in Apparent Contradiction on Whether Trump Was 'Welcome Anytime' for Interview
Alex Cooper, host of “Call Her Daddy,” revealed that while her team engaged with Donald Trump's campaign, she ultimately opted to interview Vice President Kamala Harris instead. This choice seems to contradict her previous statement where she expressed openness to having Trump on her show.
Cooper also denied claims that the Harris campaign spent $100,000 to create a replica of her studio in D.C., stating her Los Angeles studio did not cost that much. Harris' appearance on the podcast received criticism for being a superficial interview aimed at appealing to young women.
Breitbart: Podcaster Alex Cooper Mocks Kamala Team Spending $100,000 on 'Call Her Daddy' Set: My Studio 'Doesn't Even Cost Six Figures'
Alex Cooper, host of the podcast Call Her Daddy, criticized the Kamala Harris campaign for spending $100,000 to create a mock set for her appearance, claiming her own studio cost significantly less. She expressed skepticism about the quality of the set, suggesting it did not justify the expense.
Cooper's remarks come amid scrutiny of the Harris campaign's spending, particularly after Donald Trump's Electoral College victory. She faced backlash for a perceived soft interview with Harris, raising questions about her claims regarding an invitation to the Trump campaign.
#society
Breitbart: Chi-Chi's Restaurants to Return in 2025 After Closing Down 20 Years Ago
Chi-Chi’s, a Mexican restaurant chain that closed in 2004 after a major hepatitis A outbreak, plans to reopen some locations in 2025. The trademark owner, Hormel Foods, is allowing co-founder Marno McDermott's son to use the name for the new openings.
The chain, which once had 200 locations, is remembered for its nostalgic appeal. Experts suggest that leveraging nostalgia could help revive classic brands amidst current challenges in the restaurant industry.
GB News: Wizz Air brings back sell-out programme where you can get unlimited flights to 200 destinations
Wizz Air has relaunched its All You Can Fly membership, priced from €599, allowing unlimited flights across nearly 200 destinations. The program, which sold out quickly in August, offers significant savings and a free first flight.
Members can book flights up to 72 hours in advance for a €9.99 fee, with high availability reported. The program aims to enhance load factors and reduce emissions. Limited passes are available now.
#economy
Breitbart: Optimism Among American Farmers Surges After Trump Victory
Farmer sentiment in America has surged following Donald Trump's election, with the Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer reaching its highest level since May 2021. Optimism is driven by expectations of a more favorable regulatory and tax environment, with significant shifts in views on agricultural regulations.
While farmers are increasingly willing to invest in their operations and expect better financial conditions, concerns about potential trade risks remain. Many believe a trade war could negatively impact agricultural exports, highlighting the importance of international trade in the agricultural economy.