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10 May 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Brazile: Dems Avoided Open Primary Because They Thought Trump Would Lose Due to Convictions
Donna Brazile noted on HBO's "Real Time" that Democrats did not hold an open primary for the 2024 nomination, believing Trump's legal issues would ensure his defeat. Rep. Mike Lawler agreed, suggesting an open primary could have changed the dynamics. Brazile emphasized the assumption that voters wouldn't support a convicted felon.
GB News: GB News regular shares remarkable redemption tale: ‘Beaten, urinated on and groomed into a gang'
Matthew Torbitt, a former Labour adviser, shared his journey from homelessness to political influence on GB News. After being kicked out by his parents at 15, he faced a year of hardship on Manchester's streets before being taken in by a supportive family who encouraged his education.
Frustrated by employment barriers due to his criminal record, Torbitt wrote to MPs to challenge the law on spent criminal sentences. His advocacy led to significant legislative changes, including a reduction in the waiting period for spent sentences, igniting his political ambitions.
#society
The Western Journal: AI Model of Victim 'Forgives' Killer in Court
In a groundbreaking court case in Arizona, an AI-generated avatar of shooting victim Chris Pelkey delivered a victim impact statement during the sentencing of his killer, Gabriel Horcasitas. The AI, created by Pelkey’s sister, expressed forgiveness and gratitude, moving the presiding judge.
While the AI statement aimed to convey Pelkey's essence, critics argue it raises ethical concerns, as Pelkey had no input in the creation. Horcasitas' lawyer is appealing the sentence, suggesting the AI's influence may have affected the judge's decision.
The Western Journal: Watch: Police Officers Put in Nightmare Position as 7-Year-Old Points Loaded Gun at Them
Drone footage revealed a tense standoff in Bernalillo County, New Mexico, where a 7-year-old boy pointed a loaded handgun at police. Officers used non-lethal force to disarm the children, who were aged 7 and 9, after a five-minute confrontation.
No charges were filed against the boys, who are now receiving therapy and juvenile probation. Their parents are also undergoing therapy and legal representation as the case is being addressed under the Bennie Hargrove Gun Safety Act.
#economy
Breitbart: Cinema United CEO Praises Trump's Push to Make U.S. Film Industry Great Again
Michael O’Leary, CEO of Cinema United, supports President Trump's proposed tariff on foreign films to help revitalize the U.S. film industry. He emphasizes that theatrical exhibition is crucial for local communities, not just Hollywood, and expresses readiness to collaborate with the government.
O’Leary highlights the economic struggles faced by U.S. cinema chains post-COVID, with significant losses reported by AMC Theaters. He notes a trend of productions leaving California for more favorable conditions elsewhere, impacting the industry's presence in Los Angeles.
#culture
Breitbart: James Foley, ‘Glengarry Glen Ross,’ 'Fifty Shades of Grey,' Director Dies at 71
James Foley, the director known for "Glengarry Glen Ross," has died at 71 after a battle with brain cancer. His career included directing Madonna music videos, episodes of "House of Cards," and the "Fifty Shades of Grey" sequels, but he is most celebrated for his adaptation of David Mamet's play.
Foley's diverse filmography spanned various genres, showcasing his refusal to be pigeonholed. He is remembered for his unique approach to filmmaking and his influence on modern cinema, particularly through "Glengarry Glen Ross," which has become a cult classic.