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12 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Most Democrats want President Biden to debate in 2024, amid concerns over his ability to serve another term
Most Democrats want 2024 primary debates to happen, including President Biden's participation, according to a USA Today/Suffolk University survey. 72% of those who support Biden also want to see him go head-to-head in the debates. Despite this, the Democratic National Committee announced that there would be no debates before the primary election. ( )
Fox News: Grassley: Burisma executive who allegedly paid Biden has audio recordings of conversations with Joe, Hunter
Sen. Chuck Grassley revealed that a Burisma executive kept 17 audio recordings of conversations with Joe and Hunter Biden as an "insurance policy", according to an FBI form briefed to congressional lawmakers. The FD-1023 form allegedly references a criminal bribery scheme between then-Vice President Joe Biden and a foreign national that involved influence over US policy decisions. The executive allegedly possesses two audio recordings of phone calls between himself and Biden, and was involved in bringing Biden's son Hunter onto the board of Burisma. The FBI brought the document to Capitol Hill last week after a congressional subpoena.
Breitbart: Nolte: Disgraced Washington Post Loses Publisher Fred Ryan
Washington Post publisher Fred Ryan is leaving after a decade of financial troubles. He will lead the Center on Public Civility at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation. However, Ryan previously spent seven years at the Post lying about former President Trump colluding with Russia and his newspaper has been criticized for being biased.
PJ Media: We'll Save You the Time: The Trump Records Indictment Is Banana Republic BS, Too
Donald Trump has been charged with possessing secret documents that some prosecutors now claim didn't belong to him, while also overcharging him with 37 counts. Kash Patel, former federal prosecutor, former defense attorney, and former Department of Defense official, believed that prosecutors overcharged the former president. Furthermore, prosecutors had two different legal theories in the one indictment, hoping to convince a judge that they can pick one from the jurisprudential potluck table. Trump had declassified the documents the feds wanted the day before he left office, which were expected to be used as evidence to support Trump’s civil lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and others. Trump may have had a beef with the National Archives, but Barack Obama wasn’t raided for keeping documents .
Fox News: McCarthy rips CNN for hiring James Clapper, Andrew McCabe: ‘Are you prepared to defend your network?’
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy accuses CNN of "weaponizing" the news when asked about Donald Trump's indictment over his handling of classified documents. McCarthy points out that CNN employs two former intelligence officials, Andrew McCabe and James Clapper, who Republicans have accused of abusing their positions. The CNN reporter asks what steps the House will take to defund the FBI and the Department of Justice, but McCarthy ignores the question and calls for CNN to remove McCabe and Clapper from its network.
Newsbusters: Speaker McCarthy NUKES CNN for Hiring Liars Clapper, McCabe to Bash Trump
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy criticized CNN for employing Andrew McCabe and James Clapper, both of whom lied to the American public and were part of the operation to influence the 2020 election. McCarthy accused CNN of hypocrisy for cheering on the indictment of President Trump while continuing to employ serial liars and Deep State mainstays. He also highlighted the concern that equal justice is not being upheld and that the justice system has been weaponized.
The Blaze: Native American protesters outraged over oil leasing ban form road blockade that shuts down Biden admin's event
Navajo citizens protested a new oil leasing ban by forming a road blockade that shut down a Biden administration event. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland's ban on oil, gas, and mineral-leasing within 10 miles of Chaco Canyon in New Mexico will negatively impact low-income Navajo residents who depend financially on land leases. Protesters estimated the Navajo members will lose $194 million as a result of the ban.
Breitbart: Comer to Review Two More FBI Informant Docs About Bidens' Business
Top House Oversight Committee members will review two more FBI informant documents related to the Bidens’ business. The FBI holds at least two more FD-1023 forms referenced in the FBI informant document reviewed by the Committee Thursday. The FBI will allow the review this week. The original FBI informant file revealed the alleged existence of evidence showing President Joe Biden received $5 million from Ukrainian energy company Burisma.
The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed two more banks to compel information on the Bidens’ Ukrainian business deals. Before Friday, the Committee subpoenaed at least four banks and one individual. In 2015, Burisma was under suspicion of money laundering and public corruption. The prosecutor investigating the case was terminated due to pressure applied by then-Vice President Joe Biden who, in exchange, allegedly received $5 million through separate bank accounts.
The Epoch Times: Albertans Want New Gov't to Focus on Health Care, Affordability, and Standing Up to Ottawa: Poll
New poll shows that Albertans want Premier Danielle Smith to prioritize healthcare and addressing the cost of living, as well as advocate for the province and stand up to Ottawa. Survey respondents identified improving the delivery of health care and helping with the cost of living issues as their top two priorities. Economic issues, such as growing the economy, cutting taxes, and diversifying the economy were also identified as important. Supporters of the NDP and UCP had divergent views on many policy issues, with notable disparities in their priorities regarding health care delivery, the oil and gas sector, economic growth, and climate change.
Forbes: Manchin Slams Treasury For Effort To End-Run Around Congress
West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin criticized the Treasury Department's attempt to circumvent the Inflation Reduction Act requiring domestic content in electric vehicle battery components to promote the manufacturing of electric vehicles. Sen. Manchin believes the Treasury department is not making a good faith effort to interpret the law as it was written in service of its own separate agenda. He points out three key ways in which Treasury’s proposed rulemaking deviates from or conflicts with the clear language in the IRA.
Sen. Joe Manchin has repeatedly expressed his dissatisfaction with the Biden Administration’s regulatory implementation of the IRA since he made the decision to become the deciding vote enabling the law’s passage. Manchin's latest criticism is that Treasury officials ignored President Joe Biden’s commitment to promote electric vehicle battery manufacturing supply chains needed to supply the growing demand for electric vehicles. The senator accuses Treasury officials of pursuing their own agenda over the interests of the people.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Fox New sends Tucker a ‘cease and desist’ order just as Trump episode about to come out
Fox News has sent a cease and desist letter to Tucker Carlson to prevent him from continuing his Twitter show, which drew in 169 million views for its first two episodes. The show is Carlson's independent project, but Fox claims that his contract keeps the content exclusive to the network through December 31st, 2024. Carlson's attorney, Harmeet Dhillon, maintains that Fox is ignoring both its viewers' interests and shareholder duties, and that Carlson will not be silenced by anyone. Carlson's new Twitter episode includes his response to President Donald Trump's indictment.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Priority of Peace & the Problem of Power
s good or not is determined by the object to which it is directed. For the will is good when it is directed to a good object and bad when directed to a bad object.” [22] Therefore, virtue formation requires the object of the act to be properly directed. This requires more than simply commanding the right act, but rather attending carefully to the circumstances of each individual and fostering the internal disposition to be able to correctly judge the object of each act. The father does this through gentle guidance, allowing the son to gradually take on more responsibility as he becomes capable, and correcting gently when the son makes a mistake. This process of virtue formation through the guidance of a father is also the model for political formation. The prince serves as a father to the city, guiding it toward virtuous actions through careful attention to the object of the acts of his subjects and gentle guidance toward the correct judgment of those objects. With this model in mind, we can turn to the collapse of liberal political thought and the postmodern world.
Human Events: BREAKING: Support for Trump SURGES after Biden DOJ indictment,
top pollster tells Jack Posobiec
Trump has a 38-point lead in the Republican primary according to CBS and YouGov polling numbers. Support for Trump appears to have surged since the indictment, with a second group of supporters dismissing the espionage charges against him. Pollster Robert Cahaly suggests that Trump's support mellows when he is not in the news, but his support surges when his photo appears on screen or when there is a big story about him.
The New American: The Left Thinks Trump Is Finally Done; Republicans Plan to Impeach Biden - The New American
DOJ indictment of Trump is latest attack by the Deep State to get rid of him, while FBI documents reveal alleged international crime spree by the Biden family.
Gary Benoit, editor-in-chief of The New American magazine, interviews R. Cort Kirkwood on the Durham Report and Steve Bonta on principles, discussing the two primary strategies for governance: rule by force and rule of law.
Daily Wire: Priorities: Biden Attends Gay Pride Blowout At White House, Skips Major NATO Meeting
President Biden skipped a crucial NATO meeting with Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg because of root canal treatment even as he celebrated LGBTQ events. Biden’s cancellation follows Russian President Vladimir Putin's moves towards global conflict, contrary to Biden's claims of focusing on his role as commander-in-chief. The president endorsed “mutilation of children” while criticizing anti-LGBTQ laws in the US, despite the global political situation. America's president, Joseph Biden, has misplaced his priorities with a "totally pathetic" approach to his responsibilities.
#society
Daily Wire: Candace Owens Reveals Which Clips YouTube Censors Targeted As ‘Hate Speech,’ ‘Harassment’
YouTube temporarily banned Daily Wire host Candace Owens' channel after a review of videos referring to trans-identifying people by their biological sex. Owens claimed she had received multiple strikes for YouTube's "opaque policies" and added that suspensions could last a week or more. She posted three clips to Twitter where YouTube took issue with segments from her show discussing "radical gender ideology" and expressing skepticism about the acceptance of LGBTQ talking points, branding the mere mention of Disney and left's support of radical gender ideology hate speech. In an email, a YouTube spokesperson said: "Our Community Guidelines apply equally to all creators on our platform."
Fox News: Newsom admits California has 'not made progress' on homeless crisis when pressed by Hannity: 'We own this'
California Governor Gavin Newsom admits lack of progress in curbing state's homeless crisis, citing high housing costs, regulatory issues, and lack of support from locals as contributing factors. Newsom's Housing First policy prioritizes "low barrier" access to housing for those living on the streets, but critics argue for fresh solutions. California has more than 170,000 homeless residents, making up 50% of the nation's unsheltered homeless population, and some business owners in San Francisco have threatened to stop paying taxes over the problem.
National Review: The Corner: Thirty Things That Caught My Eye: Women Deserve Better than the Stockpiling of Abortion Pills & More
1. Pro-life advocate emphasizes compassion for unborn instead
The Blaze: 'Miracle!' 4 young kids survive 40 days alone in Colombian jungle after first surviving fatal plane crash
Four indigenous siblings survived a plane crash that killed their mother and managed to survive for 40 days in the jungle in Colombia until they were found by rescue teams. The children, aged between 13 and 11 months, had to endure venomous snakes, predators, and heavy rainfall. They were eventually located when one of the rescue dogs picked up their scent. Dehydrated and covered in bug bites, the children were transferred to a hospital in Bogota and are now recovering.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: Iran: We Aren’t Making Nukes, but ‘No One’ Could ‘Stop Us’ From Doing So
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei claims his country is not developing nuclear weapons, but if it were, "no one would have been able to stop us." Khamenei says Iran's nuclear development isn't about nuclear weapons and claims that "mass destruction" violates "Islamic principles." However, Iran is a state sponsor of terrorism, and Khamenei has used his Twitter account to call for the destruction of Israel and endorse terrorism. The Iranian government lies regularly, and we cannot trust its assurances that it isn't working on nuclear weapons. America should be concerned about Iran, especially since it is one of Khamenei's favorite punching bags.
Foreign Policy: China’s Big Gas Bet Raises Questions About Complicity With Russia
Chinese purchases of liquefied natural gas (LNG) ahead of Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine raise questions about its involvement. Almost a dozen entities, including state-owned companies CNOOC, Sinopec, and Sinochem, bought over 91% of worldwide LNG purchased under term deals from September 2021 through February 2022, according to data from more than 600 discrete purchase transactions. PRC companies continued to acquire LNG, totaling over twice their usual purchases annually, accounting for 57% of worldwide term LNG purchases through April 2022. An equivalent of 60% of gas from the Nord Stream 1 pipeline was absorbed, reducing Europe’s access to LNG and supporting suspicions of China’s involvement in the invasion.
National Review: The Corner: ‘Chinese Scientists Were Running a Covert Project of Dangerous Experiments…’
The Times of London report outlines two possible origins of Covid-19: either an accident at the Wuhan Institute of Virology or a series of remarkable coincidences. US investigators believe Chinese scientists were running a dangerous experiment, and that bioweapons were being pursued. The report does not claim that Covid-19 is a biological weapon, but that the research was part of a Chinese effort to develop them.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Disruptions at West Coast Ports Continue Amid Labor Negotiations
Dockworkers belonging to the International Longshoremen and Warehouse Union (ILWU) have continued to “disrupt operations” at West Coast ports, according to a statement by the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA), which represents the shipping industry in the region. The ILWU and PMA have been in talks over a new contract since May 2022, while the union’s collective-bargaining agreement expired last July. The ILWU represents 22,000 workers at 29 ports on the West Coast, who would be covered by the collective-bargaining agreement if a deal were struck with the PMA.
As the situation at the ports worsens, major commercial and industry organizations are now asking the White House to intervene for the sake of the wider US economy. The Commerce Chamber believes that any serious work stoppage at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach would likely cost the US economy nearly half a billion dollars a day. Clark said that the West Coast ports represent an economic value of 12.5% of US GDP and are responsible for moving over 50% of all US imports.
The Epoch Times: US Budget Deficit Soars in May After Jump in Spending, Drop in Revenues
May's deficit saw the US government's national debt balloon to over $30 trillion, largely due to Medicare spending surging, lower tax revenues, and record high interest payments. The $240 billion shortfall experienced in May is higher than last year, and the cumulative deficit for this fiscal year so far totals $1.165 trillion. The Congressional Budget Office predicts the national debt will continue to grow. The deficit is now becoming a higher priority for the American public than it was a year ago.
Flag And Cross: The Great Flood Of 1993 Remains Worst River Flooding US Has Ever Seen After 25 Years
The summer of 1993 brought historic flooding to the Midwest United States, affecting over 17 million acres of land across nine states. Contributing factors included an extended period of above-normal rainfall and a stationary jet stream pattern. The flooding caused hundreds of levee failures, 50 fatalities, and an estimated $15 billion in damages, resulting in long-term impacts on farming and transportation industries.
#health
The Epoch Times: Ontario Doctor With Contrarian Views on Pandemic Policy Permanently Loses Medical Licence
Dr. Patrick Brian Phillips has had his medical license permanently suspended by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) after being found "incompetent" and deliberately undermining Canada's COVID-19 public health response. Phillips, who practiced medicine in Englehart, was investigated for making careless and offensive statements about COVID-19 and obstructing COVID-19 testing for a child. He also failed to comply with the college's investigation and monitoring order and shared private information online. Phillips said that challenging the ruling would have cost him $10,000 per day for a trial and has decided not to do so.
The Epoch Times: Sarcopenia Can Cause Falls and Mobility Problems, Diet and Exercise Can Help
Sarcopenia, the decline of muscle mass, is a hidden danger of aging that affects mobility, quality of life, and increases risk of chronic diseases and even death. Maintaining muscle mass is essential for balance, exercise, healthy heart and lungs, chewing, appetite, insulin usage, dementia prevention, and protection from medicinal side effects. Protein is necessary for muscle reconstruction, repair, and renewal, and good sources of protein include meat, seafood, dairy products, soybean products, legumes, nuts and seeds, and whole grains. The ideal exercises for muscle maintenance include aerobic exercise, resistance training, flexibility, and balance exercises, and consistency and perseverance are crucial for effectiveness.
#crime
The Blaze: 'This is preposterous!' CNN analyst shocks panel when he calls out DOJ for stalling Hunter Biden case
The Justice Department's investigation into Hunter Biden for alleged tax crimes and lying on a firearm purchase form has been ongoing since 2018. However, according to legal analyst Elie Honig, the five-year timeline is unreasonable and beyond anything he's seen before. Multiple whistleblowers have alleged that the investigation has been slow-walked, causing frustration among FBI investigators and former Attorney General Bill Barr.
Fox News: NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell resigning
NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell steps down after a year and a half, reason unclear. Sewell will continue to support the NYPD and people of NYC.
#sports
Forbes: New England Patriots’ Lawrence Guy Reportedly A Contract-Related Absence From Mandatory Minicamp
Lawrence Guy, a veteran defensive tackle for the New England Patriots, was absent from the team's start of mandatory minicamp due to contract-related issues. Guy, who is halfway through his four-year agreement, has a $2 million base salary scheduled for 2023 with no guaranteed money remaining in the pact. He may also earn up to $1 million in cumulative per-game roster bonuses and $3.5 million in incentives. The 33-year-old has spent most of his career in Foxborough and has been a regular starter since 2017, with 367 tackles, 12 sacks, and one forced fumble to his name.
Fox News: Female trainer makes history with Belmont Stakes win with Arcangelo: 'It's amazing'
Jena Antonucci made history as the first female trainer to win a Triple Crown Race with her horse, Arcangelo. Fans on Twitter celebrated her victory and Antonucci was at a loss for words after the race. Jockey Javier Castellano also took home a special victory, his first in his career after 22 years of racing in the Belmont Stakes. Antonucci encouraged people to make their own table to follow their dreams on 'America's Newsroom.'
The Epoch Times: Poll Finds Growing Opposition to Trans Athletes in Women's Sports
A Gallup poll revealed that 69% of Americans believe that athletes should only compete according to their birth gender, with opposition increasing over the past two years. Even among respondents who know someone who is transgender, support for transgender athletes has decreased. Republicans were the most opposed, with 93% opposing transgender athletes competing in their chosen gender category. The political divide was clear, with Democrats being the most likely to support letting transgender athletes compete in their preferred gender categories, and political liberals being the only ones to show clear majority support.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: One Dead After Tour Boat Capsizes in Erie Canal Water Tunnel Cave in Lockport, New York
A boat capsized during a tour of underground water tunnels in Lockport, N.Y., leaving one dead and several injured. Rescuers arrived shortly after the incident, where some passengers were rescued by inflatable boats. Eight passengers wound up in the hospital, but none were critically injured. The cause of the accident remains unknown.
#other
Daily Wire: Charles Barkley Says ‘Everybody’ Telling Him To ‘Abort’ Slated CNN Show: ‘Jumping On The Titanic’
Former NBA star Charles Barkley is set to co-host a show called "King Charles" alongside "CBS Mornings" anchor Gayle King on CNN this fall. However, Barkley has revealed that many people have warned him against joining the network due to its leadership and ratings struggles. Despite this, Barkley has stated that he is looking forward to the new show, which he hopes will be "nonpolitical," but will touch on political topics.