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America First News
19 May 2023
#illegals
Liberty Nation: Populist Anger Against Illegal Immigration Popping Up Everywhere
Unchecked illegal immigration represents "economic warfare" against working-class Americans, says Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH). As the southern border buckles under a wave of humanity fueled by Title 42 expirations, citizens are realizing the threat posed to communities and basic American living standards. Working-class outrage is coming from the Democrat voter base, with minority residents of Democrat-dominated cities like Chicago and New York reciting "hateful, xenophobic" words. The cheap labor lobby is why the US has this problem, driving down American wages and driving up the costs of housing when interest rates are already high.
#politics
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: The Dumb Joe Club—Biden Is Chatting Up Scarborough Late at Night
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough claims to have late-night phone calls with President Biden to compare notes and offer feedback. Scarborough has never revealed the contents of these discussions on his show, which would be of significant public interest. Scarborough, a former conservative congressman, is now a typical leftist MSM hack, and his credibility is highly suspect. Meanwhile, Democrats in the mainstream media continue to deny their bias and rub the public's noses in it.
Red State: CNN's Christiane Amanpour Joins the Chorus in Whining About Trump Town Hall, Blasting the Boss
CNN employees, including CEO Chris Licht, faced backlash for allowing former President Donald Trump to appear in a town hall on the network. Journalists at CNN expressed their outrage at the decision, with some calling for viewers to boycott the network. Christiane Amanpour, a longtime CNN correspondent, criticized Licht and called for censorship of the former president, claiming that the media had already told the Trump story. Her speech to Columbia School of Journalism graduates implied that reporters should be truthful, but not neutral. She was met with applause from the graduating class for her views. The speech sparked controversy over censorship and journalism ethics.
Liberty Nation: Whistleblowers Allege FBI Dirty Tricks on Capitol Hill
FBI whistleblowers testified before the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, outlining allegations of mismanagement and improper practices within the Bureau. A report by the subcommittee described allegations of pressuring agents to open more cases and pursue manufactured domestic violent extremism cases, as well as targeting Capitol Hill protesters without evidence of wrongdoing and obtaining bank records of possible Jan. 6 protesters without subpoenas. Democrats attempted to undermine the legitimacy of the whistleblowers during the hearing. The report highlights the urgent need for transparency and accountability at the FBI.
The Epoch Times: NTD Good Morning (May 19): G7 Summit in Japan, CCP Holds China-Central Asia Summit; FBI Retaliating Against Whistleblowers?
G7 leaders and Chinese Communist Party hold summits in Japan. FBI whistleblowers testify about alleged abuses. Disney cancels $1B project in Florida.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: What Does Turkey’s Election Mean for the World?
Turkish President Erdogan won a plurality of votes, but not a majority, which means it will go to a run-off election. Although his opponent, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, promised a more democratic, pro-NATO foreign policy, Erdogan's transactional nature and self-interest mean that the U.S. will likely have to continue working with him. Despite the growing tensions between the Russian government and Roman Lenkov's private military contractors, there has been no sign of a major push from Ukrainian forces. Experts believe the Ukrainians are attempting to surprise the Russians with the timing of their counteroffensive, with Western funding and support remaining strong. However, recent leaks reveal that Ukrainian President Zelensky has proposed extreme measures such as blowing up an oil pipeline and seizing Russian towns. Despite these proposals, the Ukrainian forces should focus on defending themselves from attacking Russian forces and military supply lines.
#culture
Fox News: The Amish and electric bikes: How some groups make the transportation method fit into their faith
Some Amish communities are adopting electric bicycles for transportation, and use of limited electricity is acceptable within Amish communities. While some Amish groups do not allow any bicycles at all, other communities have embraced e-bikes as a faster and environmentally-friendly means of travel. This shift might surprise non-Amish Americans who believe all Amish communities are against electricity and technology for religious reasons, but that is not true for all members.
Fox News: Andy Rourke, bass guitarist for The Smiths, dies at 59
Andy Rourke, the bass guitarist of The Smiths, has died at age 59 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Johnny Marr, his former bandmate, paid tribute to Rourke on Instagram, stating that Rourke "reinvented what it is to be a bass guitar player." The Smiths, known for their cult following and offbeat sound, released hit tracks such as "Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now" and "Girlfriend In A Coma" during their brief time as a four-piece band in the 1980s.
#education
National Review: The Corner: A Collegiate Renaissance?
A new college, the University of Austin, is being created to provide students with a non-ideological education. UATX plans to open next year with no faculty tenure and run short summer seminars for crackerjack students at other schools. The university will admit its first class in 2024 and aims to grow to rival universities like Chicago and Princeton.
#crime
The Federalist: FBI Office Running The Hunter Probe Failed The Russia-Hoax Test
The FBI lost Russian Igor Danchenko during their investigation into Hunter Biden, according to John Durham’s special counsel report. Danchenko was opened as a confidential human source, but his FBI handler failed to document Danchenko's suspicious history. Durham revealed that Danchenko, who was Christopher Steele’s primary sub-source, had been the subject of a counterespionage investigation, and that he had approached researchers at Brookings with an offer to sell classified information. Despite this, the FBI chose to open Danchenko as a CHS, paying him hundreds of thousands of dollars for the fraud he helped perpetrate on the country.
Fox News: Colorado doctor accused of drugging, raping women he met on dating apps
Denver cardiologist Stephen Matthews has been charged with sexual assault and drugging several women that he met on dating apps, according to court documents. Matthews allegedly invited the women to his apartment where he offered them spiked drinks after playing Jenga. Reports suggest nine women have come forward since his initial arrest, on which he was charged on March 22, and he is now facing nine counts of felony sexual assault and seven counts of assault by drugging. Matthews’ attorney, Doug Cohen, refused to make a statement.
Fox News: Oregon Democratic Party fined after wrongly reporting $500K donation from FTX executive
The Democratic Party of Oregon has been fined $15,000 and put under financial disclosure monitoring for wrongly reporting the source of a $500,000 donation from disgraced cryptocurrency exchange, FTX. Oregon officials initially proposed a $35,000 fine, but lowered it after a settlement agreement. If the party doesn't comply with the settlement, it could face a $50,000 fine. The investigation didn't find clear evidence that the party knew about the true donor, but determined the party could have complied better. Former FTX executive Nishad Singh made the donation in question, which was reported as being from Prime Trust. Singh pleaded guilty to charges including fraud and making unlawful political contributions.
#sports
Forbes: Projecting Khris Middleton’s Next Contract With Milwaukee Bucks
The Milwaukee Bucks must make a decision regarding Khris Middleton's $40.4 million player option for the 2023-24 season by June 21st. Middleton's declining performance and injury situation complicate the situation. He has several options, including accepting the player option, signing a contract extension, or declining the option and signing with a new team or re-signing with the Bucks. The Bucks may opt to add an extra year of protection for Middleton while negotiating a lower annual salary.
Forbes: Xavi Blocks FC Barcelona Raphinha Sale: Reports
Barcelona coach Xavi has blocked the sale of Raphinha, stating that he counts on the winger "100%". The Brazilian arrived at Camp Nou ahead of last season and has had mixed fortunes in his maiden term in Spain, but Xavi has constantly backed his charge in public. With Barca's financial situation being what it is, Raphinha had previously been touted as a sellable asset in the upcoming transfer market, but Xavi has argued that it will be difficult to find a better profile than the Brazilian on the market.
#other
Forbes: At Restaurant Yuu Authentic French Cuisine Shines With Japanese Inspiration
Chef Yuu Shimano, trained in France, is opening his own classic French restaurant, Restaurant Yuu, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn on May 19. Shimano's goal is to become a great Japanese chef in New York, cooking classic French cuisine. The menu consists of 20 dishes with Japanese flavor inspirations, and guests are seated at the 18-seat counter facing the open kitchen. Shimano aims to raise the status of the restaurant industry, both financially and culturally, and hopes to inspire future generations to elevate the status of the Japanese restaurant industry.
The Federalist: BLM Rules Will Fundamentally Transform Public Land Management
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is proposing a new framework for “conservation leases” that prioritize preservation over grazing and development on federal lands. The rules outline protections for undefined terms, which could restrict access to public lands to ranchers and limit the future exercise of valid existing rights benefiting grazing and development. The proposal also allows third-party NGOs to lease out parcels of federal property to cut off other uses for decades. This policy appears to come straight from BLM Director Tracy Stone-Manning’s graduate thesis and may jeopardize the nation’s health by taking out regenerative ranching.
The Epoch Times: Tucker Carlson Crushes Fox News in Latest Favorability Ratings
Tucker Carlson's popularity among conservatives has grown significantly since his departure from Fox News. According to a Change Research poll, Carlson's net favorability rating among Republicans stands at +59, while Fox's favorability rating among the same demographic is -4. Carlson announced in May that he would bring his show to Twitter, calling it the last major nonpartisan platform in which the national conversation incubates and develops. The former Fox host spoke about free speech on Twitter, and Elon Musk has made it clear that ensuring free speech was his priority when purchasing the platform.