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America First News
12 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Scarborough's Latest MAGA Conspiracy Theory Shot Down by His Leftist Experts
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough questions the appointment of Judge Aileen Cannon for Donald Trump's trial on federal criminal charges relating to his handling of classified documents and suggests it was not just luck of the draw that she was chosen. However, both expert guests, former US Attorney Chuck Rosenberg and Palm Beach County Attorney Dave Aronberg, refute Scarborough's claims and argue that her selection was due to a random assignment process, with Aronberg calling it "bad luck." Aronberg further demonstrates his anti-Trump leanings by rejecting Scarborough's conspiracy theory.
Scarborough's expert guests refute his claims that Judge Aileen Cannon's appointment for Trump's trial was due to something nefarious and suggest it was just a case of bad luck. Former US Attorney Chuck Rosenberg questions if she is just a bad judge and argues there is a big difference between a bad judge and an unprincipled one. Palm Beach County Attorney Dave Aronberg flatly rejects Scarborough's conspiracy theories and corrects his factual errors, stating that Cannon was selected from a pool of only four judges, not 15 as claimed by Scarborough, and that it was a random assignment. Aronberg's rejection further shows his strong opposition to Trump, adding objectivity to his opinion.
The Right Scoop: Governor DeSantis despicably attacked at the Tony Awards last night [VIDEO]
![Governor DeSantis despicably attacked at the Tony Awards last night [VIDEO]](https://therightscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/desantis-620x300.jpg)
Denée Benton, host of the Tony Awards, referred to Governor Ron DeSantis as the "grand wizard" of Florida, receiving cheers from the crowd. This was in response to DeSantis blocking an AP course on American history. Twitter users see this as a left-wing smear tactic.
Fox News: Republicans take action to overturn Biden's power plant crackdown
Sen. Shelley Capito and Rep. Carol Miller are fighting against the potential shut down of West Virginia power plants due to new regulations proposed by the Biden administration. These regulations would target mainly coal- and natural gas-fired power plants. The Republican lawmakers introduced the Protect Our Power Plants Act to challenge the plan and prevent the EPA from implementing these regulations. They believe this will protect American energy production and prevent further damage to West Virginia's energy sector.
National Review: The Corner: Big-Name Democrats’ Curious Way of ‘Helping’ Joe Biden
Democratic Party figures are supporting Joe Biden's reelection, but they also want to promote themselves. California governor Gavin Newsom is leading an effort to amend the Constitution and limit the Second Amendment, using his Campaign for Democracy PAC to build a pro-gun-control e-mail list. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has launched a federal political action committee called "Fight Like Hell PAC" and wants to use it to decide which Democrats to support. Both governors are hoping to increase their national reputation and fundraising, and possibly position themselves for a future national campaign.
Breitbart: Great Reset: Dutch Govt Launches Farmer Buyout Scheme
The Dutch government launched a farmer buyout programme impacting 3,000 privately-owned farms emitting high levels of nitrogen. It will offer dairy, pig, and poultry farmers a payout of 100% of their farm’s value to shut down, and farmers not compliant with the EU’s Natura 2000 scheme will receive a 120% buyout. The scheme could result in upwards of 10,000 farms shutting down forever, potentially impacting the country’s status as Europe’s largest meat exporter and one of the world’s largest dairy exporters.
There has been widespread rejection of the government’s green agenda, spurring tractor protests across the country and the Farmer–Citizen Movement sweeping the Senate and local elections earlier this year. Some farmers plan to hold on to their property despite the programme, expressing concern over the lack of explanation of options to reduce emissions. Farmers fear that the political elites will only be satisfied “when the last farmer is gone”.
Red State: WATCH: Jordan Peterson Tweets Full ‘Trans Ideology' Video Banned by YouTube as ‘Hate Speech'
Renowned psychologist and author Jordan Peterson was banned from YouTube for alleged "hate speech". Twitter owner Elon Musk invited Peterson to upload the video to his platform, where it received nearly a million views and 9,000 shares within just a few hours. The incident highlights the banning of conservative speakers on US campuses and censorship of counter-narratives on social media.
Fox News: Trump's court appearance triggers ramped-up law enforcement presence in Miami
Law enforcement agencies are increasing their presence in Miami as former President Donald Trump prepares to appear in court. Miami-Dade police stand ready to assist in any security effort needed, with fencing and barricades already in place around the courthouse. Law enforcement groups are monitoring for protest plans at both the courthouse and Trump's residence at his Mar-a-Lago club. The situation is similar to Trump's indictment in New York City, which saw days of largely peaceful protests. Trump's Florida indictment includes 37 counts of various crimes, and former allies have pointed to the seriousness of the allegations.
#society
The Epoch Times: Female-Only Spa Forced to Accept 'Transgender Women' Reveals Next Move
The female-only spa, Olympus Spa, located in Washington state, plans to fight back against a ruling that obligates it to accept men who identify as women. The decision was made after one customer, who identifies as a woman, filed a complaint saying that the spa was inconsistent with Washington's Law Against Discrimination as it refused to attend "transgender women" with male genitalia. Nevertheless, the spa's owners along with its workers and patrons sued in response, stating that the decision infringed on their constitutional rights, including a breach of their religious beliefs. The ruling judge objected to plaintiffs' claims of free association and free speech, nevertheless was willing to let the plaintiffs amend their lawsuit.
Townhall: The Ungrateful Left
Despite the monumental achievements of the US and the sacrifices made by the "greatest generation," many on the left refuse to acknowledge any positive qualities of the country. They claim the US is racist, nativist, intolerant, and built on slave labor, but fail to offer up any better options. However, the truth is that America is the most tolerant country with unrivaled opportunities for success, and many of those who complain would never have it better anywhere else. The US is not perfect, but it was good enough for those who fought and died for it.
Breitbart: Statue of Revolutionary War Gen. Schuyler Removed from Albany City Hall
Albany City Hall removes statue of General Philip Schuyler, a slave owner during Revolutionary War. Mayor Kathy Sheehan signed order to remove statue due to community pressure. The statue will be displayed with “appropriate historical context” in a museum.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Existence of China-Cuba Spy Base Reportedly Confirmed, US Lawmaker Calls for Boycotting Chinese Goods
Lawmaker Rep. Michael Waltz is urging Americans to boycott goods made in China after reports of a Chinese spy base being established in Cuba, which could enable them to obtain classified information from U.S. military bases in Florida. Waltz called for the re-decoupling of supply chains and empowering allies while funding the military. The allegations have prompted other lawmakers to urge the Biden administration to take action to prevent a serious threat to national security.
The Epoch Times: White House Says No Plans to Invite Canada to AUKUS, a Concern for Canada's Military
Canada will not be invited to join the AUKUS security pact between the US, Australia, and the UK, focused on defence technology cooperation, with “pillar one” centered on helping Australia develop nuclear-powered submarines, while “pillar two” includes collaboration on other technologies. Although AUKUS is not an alliance, with the US having no specific plans to expand it beyond its current concentration on submarines, Vice-Admiral Bob Auchterlonie has expressed concerns over Canada not being included in the pact, particularly given its potential use of advanced technology like AI, machine learning, and quantum. The pact’s focus, amidst tensions with China in the Indo-Pacific, highlights the need for increased security and diplomatic communications.
#economy
The Blaze: New York City announces future $20 min wage for food app workers, and it will keep increasing for the 'frontline heroes'
Minimum wage for food delivery workers in NYC will be implemented over two years starting in 2023. The starting wage will be $17.96 per hour and will increase to at least $19.96 per hour in 2025, with annual adjustments for inflation. The food delivery companies have shown opposition, with some messaging their employees in April 2023 with concerns that this will limit work flexibility.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Higher as Investors Eye Inflation Data, Fed Verdict
U.S. stock indexes rise as investors wait for inflation data and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate announcement. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.09%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also opened higher.
#religion
Breitbart: VIDEO: Charges Dropped for Street Preacher Arrested at LGBTQ Event
Street preacher Damon Atkins had charges of disorderly conduct dropped after being arrested for quoting Bible verses during an LGBT Pride event in Reading, Pennsylvania. The Berks County District Attorney withdrew the charges after reviewing the incident and videos as well as applicable case law. Video footage showed Atkins quoting scripture before he was handcuffed by a police officer for allegedly yelling derogatory comments at the group.
#culture
Forbes: Shawn Mendes’ Fast Marketing Decision May Help Him Chart A New Hit Single
Singer Shawn Mendes releases new single "What the Hell Are We Dying For?" with shocking cover art of New York City wrapped in an orange haze caused by Canadian wildfires. The timely release and emotional impact of the artwork can captivate audiences and potentially boost the song's success.
Daily Wire: Uplifting ‘Flamin’ Hot’ Showcases An Immigrant’s Heroic Journey, But Is It True?
The film "Flamin' Hot" tells the story of a Mexican immigrant who invents a popular chip flavor. However, an LA Times investigation found that he did not actually invent the product. The film remains largely true to the inventor's memoirs despite the revelation, and reveals an ironic twist: the story of a man who gamed the system could make for a great satirical film. The film is deep-down conservative in its themes of hard work, perseverance, and faith.
#education
The Epoch Times: Karat vs. Carat: What Is the Difference?
Learn the difference between carat and karat when buying jewelry. Karat measures gold purity, while carat measures gemstone weight.
#crime
Breitbart: At Least 32 Shot During Weekend in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago
32 people were shot, 3 of them fatally, during the weekend in Mayor Johnson’s Chicago. One shooting occurred during a funeral procession, where gunmen opened fire on the procession and wounded 4 people.
Breitbart: Daniel Penny Speaks on Jordan Neely Death: 'I Was Trying to Protect'
Daniel Penny, a former Marine charged with manslaughter in the death of Jordan Neely, has released videos in which he explains his actions, saying that Neely was acting erratically and threatening other passengers. Penny denied claims that he held Neely in a chokehold for 15 minutes, stating that the interaction lasted less than five minutes and that he was trying to restrain Neely from carrying out his threats. Penny reiterated that the incident had nothing to do with race and that he was trying to protect passengers who were scared. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has charged Penny with manslaughter.
Daily Wire: Idaho Murder Suspect Asks For More Time To Decide Whether To Offer Alibi
A man accused of killing four University of Idaho students has asked for more time to decide whether to offer an alibi, stating that it would be premature at this stage. The defense argues that the case is still ongoing and voluminous, so more time is needed to consider evidentiary rules. The prosecution had called for alibi notices on May 23. If the defense's requested additional time is not granted, it has called for a hearing to present oral argument, evidence, and testimonies. The suspect is also asking the court to exclude cameras during pre-trial hearings and the trial itself, arguing that the coverage has become material for social media accounts to espouse opinions and describe him using phrases such as "cold iciness."
#sports
Fox News: Lynx retire Sylvia Fowles' No. 34 in victory over the Sparks
Sylvia Fowles' No. 34 jersey was retired on Sunday night during a Minnesota Lynx ceremony, which celebrated the top 25 players in franchise history. Former team-mates Maya Moore, Lindsay Whalen and Seimone Augustus made the cut, as did Rebekkah Brunson. Fowles spent eight of her 15-year career at the Lynx, winning titles in 2015 and 2017 and being named the WNBA Finals MVP both times. She is also the WNBA's all-time rebound leader with 4,007.
PJ Media: Hope for America: Oakland Athletics Fans Strike Back Against the Elites
Oakland A's fans plan a "Reverse Boycott" to show they still exist amid rumors that the terrible major league baseball team may move out of town due to years of mismanagement by the owners. The team's history of developing good teams and then letting players go elsewhere instead of paying them competitive salaries led to the A's now fielding an essentially minor-league team with a terrible record. Despite the assumption that the A's couldn't play the big-money game that other teams did because Oakland was a small market, the city could draw in as much or more than the successful San Francisco Giants. The Reverse Boycott is becoming a movement to fight against the elites who care only for profit and not for the plight of ordinary Americans.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Ref Violently Shoved Away as Chaos Breaks Out at Mayweather Exhibition Fight
The exhibition boxing match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and John Gotti III ended with Mayweather in full control, but chaos ensued after the fight was ended due to Gotti being disqualified for holding. Gotti and Mayweather's entourages entered the ring to throw punches, and fights broke out in the area. Social media allowed the trash talking to continue long after the event was over.
Fox News: Most Americans believe trans athletes should compete against those with same biological gender: poll
A new poll shows that 69% of Americans believe transgender athletes should play on sports teams that match their biological gender. In the 2021 poll, 62% of Americans believed the same. Republicans, at 93%, were the most likely to agree, followed by independents, at 67%, and Democrats, at 48%. The poll was conducted by Gallup from May 1-24 and has become a topic in the heated debate surrounding transgender athletes in sports.
Fox News: Mike Breen to reach landmark for announcers with Game 5 of the NBA Finals
Mike Breen will make his 100th NBA Finals broadcast, becoming only the sixth American play-by-play broadcaster to do so. Breen missed two games last year due to Covid-19, delaying his milestone. Dick Stockton and Marv Albert jointly held the TV record with nine finals before Breen's run.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: How Grief Spurred Teddy Roosevelt to Protect the Wilderness
Theodore Roosevelt Jr.'s father's death drove him to pursue physical strength and nature's wonders, which he documented through sketches and hunting. After losing his mother and wife, he sought solace through ranching, investing half his inheritance in two ranches, and hunting. His love for nature led him to become a conservationist and he secured nearly 230 million acres of land for federal protection, including national parks and monuments. Roosevelt believed in "fair chase" hunting, where respect for wildlife and appreciation for nature were key. His love for the outdoors cultivated the man and the President he became.
Fox News: 2 forest fires in New Jersey Pinelands almost completely contained, authorities say
Two forest fires in New Jersey Pinelands have been 90% contained, with no further threat to four structures. One fire grew to just over a square mile but is no longer posing a threat. Another fire in the Brendan T. Byrne State Forest remains at 1.3 square miles. Crews are patrolling the fire perimeter and mopping up hot spots.
Field & Stream: A Few Words in Favor of Ugly Guns
Better off ugly – the benefits of owning an ugly gun include not having to worry about what happens to it. While many hunters prefer nice guns, sometimes ugly is better, such as when hunting in harsh terrain. Some may take perverse pleasure in owning nice things and not taking care of them. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and, ultimately, any gun that enables hunters to get outside and go hunting is a thing of beauty.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Amazon Alexa Violates Children’s Privacy
The FTC fined Amazon for violating privacy laws with its virtual assistant, Alexa. The company settled for $25 million after allegations that it failed to delete children’s personal information and audio recordings, insulated geolocation data, and kept transcripts of deleted voice recordings. Parents can protect their children’s privacy by disabling voice purchasing, deleting data from their Alexa app, and setting up parental controls.
Foreign Policy: Build AI by the People, for the People
The upcoming Foreign Policy print issue titled "The Scramble for AI" explores whether private tech companies should be solely in charge of developing powerful AI systems. Ethical lapses by companies such as Google and Facebook have led to concerns about the potential for these companies to misuse personal data. With AI technology becoming increasingly advanced and interactive, the author argues that it's time for governments to invest in developing AI models in the public sector, guided by technical expertise and public input. The author suggests that the United States should take inspiration from China and Europe's long-term planning and leadership on regulation and investment in AI.
#other
Daily Wire: Jennifer Coolidge Said She Never Had Kids Because She’s ‘Very Immature’: ‘Would’ve Had To Have Grown Up’
Actress Jennifer Coolidge said that her decision not to have children is due to her own immaturity, and expressed a preference for eventually becoming a stepmother. She also noted that the men she has chosen to date have not been ones who could bring her joy. Coolidge, who has won multiple awards for her role in "The White Lotus," said her character's death has left her in a strange position as she looks for her next project.
The Epoch Times: An Orphan Boy Unlocks What Baseball Can Teach Us About Hardships and Life
Andy Monteleone's life was an inspiration for all as he overcame numerous hardships to become a successful businessman and dedicated family man. Growing up in an orphanage after his mother's passing, he left school to work on the orphanage's farm before becoming a hobo during the Great Depression. Despite his struggles, Andy remained honest and empathetic, such as when he returned a lost wallet with a large sum of money. He also exhibited his generosity by giving gifts to townspeople during Christmas, helping a local elementary school with baseball equipment, and sending a fruitcake to a soldier in Korea. Andy's legacy of honesty, empathy, and love for family and friends inspires those who knew him even today.
The Epoch Times: Fried Chicken Sandwiches
Jennifer Segal creates a delicious fried chicken sandwich recipe that combines the best of both Chick-fil-A and Popeyes sandwiches. The recipe involves brining and frying chicken breasts, then serving them on a bun with a homemade sauce and bread-and-butter pickles.