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1 May 2025
#politics
Breitbart: 3 Democrats Withdraw Support for Rep. Thanedar's Trump Impeachment Proposal
Rep. Shri Thanedar's impeachment proposal against former President Donald Trump has lost support, with three Democrats withdrawing their names. They cited concerns over the proposal's vetting and leadership approval. Only Rep. Jan Schakowsky remains in support.
Thanedar asserts that Trump poses a threat to the Constitution and democracy. However, House Democratic leadership expresses skepticism about pursuing impeachment given the Republican majority.
Fox News: CNN panel descends into chaos after discussion on immigration gets heated
A CNN panel discussion on immigration policies devolved into chaos as Ana Navarro and Shermichael Singleton clashed over comments regarding illegal immigration and slavery. Singleton, an African-American, took issue with Navarro's comparison, insisting that the experiences of Black people brought to the U.S. against their will are not comparable to those of illegal immigrants.
The debate intensified around the deportation case of Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, with differing views on his alleged gang affiliations and broader immigration issues. Despite attempts by host Abby Phillip to mediate, the argument continued off-camera, highlighting the deep divisions on immigration policy within the panel.
Breitbart: Nolte: Trump Settlement Talks and Resignations Create ‘Chaos’ at Disgraced ’60 Minutes’
The atmosphere at CBS News is reportedly chaotic following the resignation of executive producer Bill Owens and a $20 billion lawsuit from President Trump against CBS and 60 Minutes. The lawsuit stems from allegations of election manipulation through selective editing.
An insider expressed concerns over the ongoing arbitration related to the lawsuit and the implications of a merger with Skydance, owned by a Trump associate. The insider criticized the current direction of 60 Minutes, claiming it has shifted from news reporting to misinformation, and called for accountability in media.
#society
The Western Journal: Mel Gibson’s Gun Rights Restored Thanks to Trump Administration
Mel Gibson has had his gun rights restored after 15 years, thanks in part to Attorney General Pam Bondi. He was one of ten individuals listed by the Department of Justice whose firearm privileges were reinstated. Gibson lost these rights due to a 2011 domestic violence conviction.
Gibson, known for his conservative views and Catholic beliefs, has faced significant backlash from Hollywood but has also become a symbol of recovery and redemption. His restoration of rights follows a lengthy legal battle and reflects a broader conversation about public safety and individual rights.
Breitbart: Robert De Niro Supports Son Coming Out Transgender: 'I Love and Support Airyn as My Daughter'
Robert De Niro has publicly supported his child, Airyn, who recently came out as transgender. He expressed his love and acceptance, stating, “I loved and supported Aaron as my son, and now I love and support Airyn as my daughter.”
Airyn, who began hormone treatment in 2024, emphasized the influence of Black women on her transition and hopes her visibility will help others struggling with their identity.
#military
The Federalist: Fired Officer Pledges To Restore 'Accountability' To Air Force
Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier, a former fighter pilot and critic of DEI initiatives, testified during his Senate confirmation hearing for under secretary of the Air Force. He emphasized the need for accountability and a focus on warfighting within the military, aligning with priorities set by Secretary Hegseth.
Lohmeier faced scrutiny from Democrats, who questioned his past comments and alleged partisanship. He maintained his commitment to an apolitical military and expressed concern over politicization in the armed forces under the current administration.