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8 Feb 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Newsom Signs $50 Million to Fight Trump -- After Asking for Federal Aid for Fires
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed two bills allocating $50 million to counteract President Trump’s policies, following a trip to Washington where he sought federal aid for wildfire recovery. The legislation was passed during a special session aimed at preparing for a potential Trump administration.
One bill enhances funding for legal challenges against federal policies, while the other focuses on providing legal services to individuals at risk of detention or deportation. Newsom's signing of the bills occurred after his Washington visit and on a Friday afternoon, raising questions about transparency.
#politics
The Western Journal: Breaking: Trump Revokes Joe Biden's Security Clearance, Literally Says 'You're Fired'
President Trump has revoked former President Biden's security clearance and daily intelligence briefings, citing Biden's past actions and questioning his trustworthiness with classified information. Trump stated that Biden established the precedent for this decision in 2021.
Biden had previously justified withholding intelligence briefings from Trump, arguing it was unnecessary due to concerns over Trump's behavior. The revocation has sparked reactions on social media, with some drawing parallels to Biden's earlier stance.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Revokes Joe Biden's Security Clearances
Donald Trump announced the revocation of Joe Biden's security clearances, stating there is no need for Biden to access classified information. He referenced Biden's past actions and cited a report indicating concerns over Biden's memory and mental faculties.
Trump emphasized his commitment to national security and criticized Biden's ability to handle sensitive information.
Le Monde: California approves $50M to help protect immigrants and defend state against Trump administration
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed laws allocating $50 million to protect state policies from challenges by the Trump administration, particularly regarding immigration. This includes $25 million for the state Department of Justice and $25 million for legal groups defending immigrants against deportation.
Republican lawmakers criticize the funding as a political distraction from urgent issues like wildfire recovery. Newsom clarified the funds are not intended for defending undocumented immigrants with serious felonies, emphasizing the support for California's vulnerable residents.
The Western Journal: State Rep. Undergoes Voluntary Sterilization to Protest Trump
Michigan State Rep. Laurie Pohutsky underwent voluntary sterilization due to fears about President Trump's policies affecting reproductive rights. Speaking at a protest, she emphasized her drastic decision as a response to concerns over future access to contraception.
Pohutsky criticized Democratic leaders for not effectively opposing Trump's agenda and highlighted the urgency for elected officials to take a stand. Her actions reflect a broader sentiment among some on the left regarding perceived threats to personal freedoms under the Trump administration.
#society
Breitbart: Michael Rapaport Praises Trump: 'I Like What I'm Seeing So Far'
Michael Rapaport has expressed support for President Trump's recent actions, particularly an executive order aimed at combating antisemitism in universities. He emphasized his desire for any president to succeed, regardless of their party affiliation, and praised the establishment of a task force to address anti-Jewish hate.
The Trump administration has initiated investigations into antisemitism at five universities, fulfilling a campaign promise to address rising anti-Jewish sentiment on campuses. The Department of Education will lead these investigations.
The Western Journal: Elon to Rehire DOGE Staffer Who Resigned After Media Dug Up His Tweets
Elon Musk plans to reinstate Marko Elez, a DOGE staffer who resigned after controversial racist comments surfaced from an anonymous social media account. A poll Musk conducted showed overwhelming public support for Elez's return.
Vice President J.D. Vance and former President Trump also endorsed Elez's reinstatement, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness and the need to move beyond cancel culture. This incident highlights a potential shift in attitudes toward accountability and grace in the face of past mistakes.
GB News: 'If I die, you’re for it!' Neighbour row explodes as woman blasts student over parking space
A TikTok video of a confrontation between a student and her neighbor over public parking has gone viral. The dispute arose when the neighbor, citing her asthma, demanded exclusive use of a public space, leading to a heated exchange about parking rights and residency.
Despite the neighbor's emotional appeals and claims of entitlement, the student maintained her right to park in the public area. The video has received widespread support for the student's composed response, with many viewers criticizing the neighbor's demands and sense of entitlement.
Fox News: Three states sue Trump administration to protect gender-altering procedures for kids
Attorneys general from Washington, Minnesota, and Oregon have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over an executive order aimed at restricting gender-altering procedures for minors. They argue that the order is unconstitutional, discriminatory, and an abuse of presidential power.
The lawsuit claims that the order violates the Fifth and Tenth Amendments by targeting a vulnerable group and overstepping the authority of Congress. The attorneys general describe the order as cruel and harmful to transgender youth, calling for an immediate halt to its implementation.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Scott Bessent Explains Trump's Interest Rate Policy
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the Trump administration is not pushing for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, focusing instead on fiscal and regulatory policies to lower long-term rates. Bessent emphasized that the administration believes deregulation and tax reforms will stabilize the economy.
Bessent and Trump are prioritizing real economic growth over monetary policy, aiming for a targeted 3% GDP growth and increased oil production to combat inflation. They argue that reducing energy prices will improve consumer confidence and spending.