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America First News
23 Jun 2023
#politics
National Review: The Corner: What’s Missing with Chris Christie
Chris Christie is a flawed politician who combines history of unreliability, cynicism, grotesquery with the ability to pound Trump rhetorically. Christie appeared at the Faith & Freedom Coalition's 'Road to Majority' conference where he talked about the importance of admitting mistakes. However, his center was curiously missing leaving the audience to wonder why he endorsed Trump in 2016. Christie seems to believe that his act of running for the presidency is some kind of moral expiation, a way of saying sorry. The only way to handle Chris Christie's candidacy is to ignore him and wait for it to capsize and sink.
Newsbusters: GOP Reps. Issue BLISTERING Letter in 2020 Election Interference Probe
The House Committee on Homeland Security is investigating allegations of censorship efforts from the federal government during the 2020 election. House Committee on Homeland Security Chairman Mark E. Green and Subcommittee on Oversight, Investigations, and Accountability Chairman Dan Bishop sent a letter to the Center for Internet Security (CIS) about its efforts to facilitate censorship. The CIS’s “misinformation reporting system” involved Big Tech and the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The congressmen requested information on CISA’s “partnership with non-governmental organizations and social media companies that potentially suppressed Americans’ speech.” The government’s role in censorship begs the question of whether the federal government was used as a strong arm. Censorship has major impacts and can even alter election results.
The Blaze: Geraldo Rivera says he's leaving 'The Five' over 'growing tension' at the popular show
Geraldo Rivera, Veteran journalist announced his departure from "The Five" on Fox News, citing growing tension as the reason behind his decision. Rivera, one of the few left-wing voices on the show, revealed that his personal decision to leave was due to growing tension that goes beyond editorial differences. Though his last scheduled appearances will be on Thursday and Friday, he remains Correspondent at Large.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Joe Biden's Senior Moment of the Week (Vol. 48)
President Biden had an awkward week, speaking on the same stage as recovering stroke victim John Fetterman. He praised the success of his "Build Back Biden" agenda, oogled a union worker's muscles, and lost his bearings after staring at a large television screen.
National Review: The Corner: The Other Big Biden Risk
Democrats risk Joe Biden's reelection with potential disasters such as an unexpected event or a damning revelation of the "Biden crime family." The press, though not as critical as it would be towards a Republican president, is still investigating the matter.
Red State: What’s the Big Deal About RFK Jr?
Conservatives and libertarians are supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a Democrat running against President Joe Biden, for his views on COVID-19, vaccines, and foreign policy. However, Kennedy’s vaccine skepticism and claims about the pandemic have drawn criticism from experts, who view his stance as a significant threat to public health. In the past, Kennedy has called for big oil companies to be subject to capital punishment and has blamed lawful gun owners for mass shootings. He has also shown himself to be a big government Democrat, emphasizing the need to maintain the welfare state and supposedly ensure a living wage for all Americans.
Fox News: Biden blasted for 'F-16' quip about gun rights advocates: 'Blatantly misrepresenting the Constitution'
President Biden made a controversial comment at a campaign event in California, suggesting Second Amendment supporters would "need an F-16" to take on the government. Some Capitol Hill lawmakers blasted his comment, while others questioned his cognitive skills. Biden has been advocating for new gun laws, including a federal ban on "assault weapons and high-capacity magazines."
Fox News: Hunter Biden-linked account received $5 million days after threatening messages: 'Sitting here with my father'
Hunter Biden received over $5 million in August 2017 from a Chinese firm, shortly after a threat to a Chinese associate in which he said that he was with his father, President Joe Biden. The FBI's investigation into Hunter began in 2018, and an IRS whistleblower now claims that politics influenced the case. Hunter's attorney called the claims biased, selective, and illegal.
Washington Free Beacon: Foreign Intel Agencies Say Iran On Cusp of Testing First Nuke
Iran is on the verge of testing its first nuclear warhead, according to intelligence estimates from the Netherlands, Germany, and Sweden. The country's intelligence agencies have found that Iran is consistently seeking to obtain technology for its illegal nuclear program and ballistic missile apparatus and is ignoring previous agreements made as part of the 2015 nuclear accord. The findings come as the Biden administration engages in secret negotiations with Iran, promising billions of dollars in sanctions relief in exchange for minor restrictions on its nuclear program. The administration's plans could result in senior officials being subpoenaed, according to Republicans in Congress. ( )
Fox News: Whistleblower: 'No way of knowing' if evidence of 'other criminal activity' existed about Bidens on laptop
An IRS whistleblower claims that there is 'no way of knowing' if there's evidence of criminal activity involving Joe Biden or Hunter Biden because of guidance from prosecutors to 'limit' or block questioning on the matter. The House Ways and Means Committee released testimony from two IRS whistleblowers who claim that officials at the Justice Department, FBI and IRS interfered in Hunter Biden's tax evasion case, influenced by politics. The investigation began as an 'offshoot' of an IRS investigation into an amateur pornography shop, and the FBI became aware of the laptop by October 2019. The whistleblowers say that decisions in the case always benefited the subject of the investigation.
The Epoch Times: Huntington Beach Sued Over Nondisclosure of Airshow Settlement
Huntington Beach City is being sued for allegedly withholding public records related to a settlement agreement between the city and Huntington Pacific Airshow, which was cancelled due to 2021 oil spill. Residents of the beach had sought compensation for damages due to the cancellation, and the city agreed to pay $5mn to the airshow operator—Code Four—and refund fees from last year’s show, in an effort of good faith. The lawsuit claims the city is violating California public records laws, while the city attorney maintains that he is only withholding certain information to protect pending litigation against the pipeline operator.
#society
The New American: Activists Pressure AMC into Pulling Film Exposing Dangers of Sex Transition
The documentary No Way Back, which follows the stories of five detransitioners, has allegedly been banned from AMC theaters due to a campaign organized by The Queer Trans Project. The group claimed it was "hateful" despite not having seen it, while the film's distributor, Deplorable Films, challenged the protesters to view it. The Queer Trans Project hailed the news as "a step towards fostering a more inclusive and respectful environment," while detransitioner Laura Becker warned that free speech is at stake. A source familiar with AMC's dealings told Fox News that the theater chain decided to withdraw based on poor ticket sales, with just 139 sold across the nation.
Daily Wire: Starbucks Workers At Over 150 Stores Will Strike Over Pride Decor, Union Says
Starbucks Workers United, a union representing Starbucks employees, is planning a nationwide strike at over 150 locations in the US over accusations that the company is restricting Pride month décor. The union cites internal documents indicating that Starbucks leaders in conservative areas cancelled Pride celebrations while the company has claimed that no changes have been made to its decor policy. The union also has a range of other demands, going beyond LGBT issues to include “consistent hours” to improve healthcare access, gender-neutral bathrooms and protection from discrimination and harassment, among others. Starbucks has a history of progressive employment policies, but is not supportive of unionising.
Newsbusters: CNN Host Disparages Titanic Explorers for Their Wealth Acquisition
CNN's Christine Romans criticized the deceased members of the OceanGate Titanic submersible tour on Friday, referring to them as risk junkies and suggesting that their wealth and adventurousness was overindulgent. She implied that they earned their money by flouting rules and breaking the law, and focused more on their net worth than their tragic deaths. However, Alfred Hagen defended his deceased friends and praised their visionary spirit, reminding the world that despite Romans' assertions, wealth does not dehumanize, and risk-taking often makes significant advancements for humanity.
#war
The Blaze: Palestinian youths take part in Islamic Jihad summer camp, video shows. Leader calls them 'revenge camps.'
Palestinian youths participate in an Islamic Jihad summer camp, which teaches them how to "defend their rights in their territory and homeland". The camp is seen as a way to indoctrinate children in the ideology of jihad warfare and introduce them to terrorist tactics. The "Revenge of the Free" camp will last for two weeks.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: U.S. Lawmaker: I’ve ‘Seen Evidence’ Of UFO Craft
Lawmakers, including Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN), have attended classified UAP briefings, leading to speculation over what they saw. The increase in UAP talk follows reports from former combat officer David Charles Grusch that he has given Congress classified information about covert U.S. government programs that he says are in possession of an intact craft of “non-human origin.” The government is accused of illegally withholding information on the subject.
Forbes: China’s Days As A Sole Source For U.S. Companies “Are Over” — Stephen Roach
Talks between the US and China yielded no major breakthroughs, emphasizing the need for businesses to diversify their supply chains and investments. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Chinese President Xi Jinping for two days in Beijing, with State Department statements describing the discussions on key priorities as candid, substantive, and constructive. Stephen Roach, former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman, pointed out that the post-meeting statements did not suggest any major shift had occurred. Roach advised companies to be prepared to adjust to a more difficult landscape, and noted that the days of relying solely on China for offshore sourcing were over.
The Epoch Times: EXPLAINER: Now That Bill C-18 Has Passed, Why Is Meta Blocking Canadian News?
Meta has announced it will be blocking content from news outlets for Canadian users in order to comply with the Online News Act. The new legislation requires online platforms and digital news providers to pay Canadian media outlets for any news or information linked to their platforms. Both Meta and Google had already begun test-blocking some news for Canadian users prior to Bill C-18 passing into law. The Online News Act is set to come into force this December.
Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez has criticised Meta’s decision, saying the move shows the platforms are more willing to remove news than pay local outlets for it. He said Canada needs the Online News Act in order to save local newsrooms forced to close in recent years due to heavy online competition. However, opposition MPs have criticised the legislation, stating that it will benefit large Canadian media outlets more than local journalism.
#economy
Forbes: ‘Purple Rain,’ ‘Batman’ Among Film-Music Rights Possibly On Block As Debt-Laden WBD Seeks More Cash
Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly looking to sell up to half the music-publishing assets for its films and TV series for around $500m, in order to help reduce its huge debt load of around $48bn. While it can be a lucrative approach for aging performers seeking one more big payday from their creative work, it signals that WBD may be struggling with crippling debt, and raises concerns about the future of its media assets. The sale comes as WBD deals with a writers strike, which has halted production on shows such as Real Time with Bill Maher and This Week with John Oliver.
WBD is also considering licensing its older HBO and other shows to external outlets, to generate income on shows that are often overlooked in the algorithms on home streaming services. This would represent a significant shift in the thinking of WBD and other Hollywood media companies, which traditionally kept their older high-profile shows in-house to burnish the appeal of their own streaming services. However, licensing older shows to third-party FAST linear networks or other streaming outlets could provide an alternative way of raising funds. Such a move may be necessary as WBD seeks to reduce its massive debt load.
#culture
National Review: The Corner: Asteroid City
Wes Anderson's latest film, Asteroid City, demonstrates his signature style but falls short in terms of pacing and visual overload. Despite these flaws, the movie still manages to be charming and carries a subtle message.
#education
Fox News: Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro defends school choice: 'Every child of God' deserves 'quality education'
Pennsylvania Governor defends school vouchers for quality education. Supports state-funded scholarships for private schools.
National Review: The Corner: Pennsylvania Dem Governor Takes Union Incoming on School-Choice Fight
Governor supports school-choice scholarships, opposition from teachers’-union. PSEA president attacks tuition voucher proposal.
#crime
Flag And Cross: First Transgender State Lawmaker Arrested on Child Sex Abuse Image Charges
Former New Hampshire legislator and first openly transgender state elected official, Stacie Marie Laughton, has been arrested on charges related to distributing sexually explicit images of children. Laughton was reportedly in an intimate relationship with Lindsay Groves, a former employee at a day care center in Massachusetts, who allegedly took nude images of children and sent them to Laughton. Prosecutors have indicated that Groves and Laughton exchanged more than 2,500 text messages, discussing and transferring explicit photographs of children. Laughton has previously faced felony convictions in 2008 and 2015 and was elected as a state representative in 2020 despite these charges.
#sports
Forbes: U.S. Named FIFA Club World Cup Host In Plan To Make Tournament Marquee Global Club Event
FIFA has selected the US to host the expanded Club World Cup in 2025, the first time the tournament will feature 32 teams. Real Madrid, Manchester City and Chelsea are among the sides to have already earned a place, as the competition will feature several recent UEFA Champions League winners. The new event, which is seen as a commercial opportunity for FIFA to trial new broadcasting models and sponsors, is part of a trio of major football tournaments to take place in the US over a three-year period, with the Copa América scheduled for 2024 and the World Cup in 2026, which marks the first time the tournament has been staged across three nations.
#outdoors
Fox News: NFL quarterback Carson Wentz hunts down black bear in Alaska: 'Bucket list opportunity'
NFL quarterback Carson Wentz goes on a hunting trip to Alaska and successfully hunts a black bear, crossing it off his bucket list. Wentz shares his hunting experiences on his YouTube channel, "Wentz Bros Outdoors," and Instagram. He also recently became a free agent after being released by the Washington Commanders.
Fox News: Florida boy, 13, narrowly escapes alligator attack: 'He kept pulling'
A 13-year-old Florida boy recounts being attacked by an alligator while playing in a creek with friends. After being grabbed by the alligator, the boy fought back, hitting the alligator until it let go of him. He called for help and was taken to the hospital, where he received stitches on his leg. While grateful to be alive, the boy says the incident won't stop him from enjoying summer fun.
#technology
Breitbart: Green Inferno: Tesla 'Powerwall' Battery Starts Fire in California Garage but Firefighters Save Home
A Tesla Powerwall battery caused a fire in a Santa Rosa home, resulting in $20,000 in damages. Firefighters were able to contain the fire to the garage and no one was injured. The exact cause of the fire is still under investigation.