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6 Jun 2023
#illegals
Fox News: ICE acting director to retire at end of June, second major border security-related retirement in a week
The Deputy Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Tae D. Johnson, will retire from federal law enforcement at the end of the month after 30 years of service. Johnson is responsible for overseeing about 20,000 employees consisting of 6,800 criminal investigators in Homeland Security Investigations and 6,000 officers in the Enforcement and Removal Operations. His retirement comes less than a week after U.S. Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz announced his retirement.
Forbes: Binance’s Token BNB Plummets Almost 10% In Biggest Drop This Year After SEC Sues Crypto Giant
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, saw its cryptocurrency, Binance Coin (BNB), fall by almost 10% following a lawsuit from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which alleges that Binance has run an illegal operation in the US. This marks the largest one-day drop this year for BNB as regulators continue to clamp down on the crypto industry. Binance is accused of manipulating trading and the misuse of client funds. Binance denies the allegations, and is the second civil complaint targeting the crypto exchange in recent months. Other cryptocurrencies have also dropped including Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin.
The Blaze: Newsom furiously accuses DeSantis of sending 36 illegal aliens to Sacramento and threatens kidnapping charges: 'You small, pathetic man'
California Governor Gavin Newsom accused Florida Governor Ron DeSantis of kidnapping after 36 illegal aliens arrived in Sacramento on two private flights. Newsom claimed that DeSantis was involved in sending the migrants to California after they were approached by a private contractor in Texas and told that they would be given jobs. California officials said they believed that DeSantis may be responsible for the migrants being sent to Sacramento, prompting Newsom to call DeSantis a "small, pathetic man" and invoke legal action.
#politics
Fox News: Biden laughs and smirks as the press is ushered out of the Oval Office without questions
President Biden and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen gave remarks on their countries' allegiance and plans to assist Ukraine and address climate change. Reporters were escorted out of the Oval Office without questions being taken, leading to concerns over Biden's disregard for the media. The White House announced revised rules for press briefings in May that could lead to suspensions and bans for repeated offences.
National Review: The Corner: After FBI Briefing, the Comer–Wray Contempt Fray Over Document Alleging Biden Corruption Heats Up Again
The FBI has displayed a document to two top members of Congress in response to a subpoena calling for a copy of the FD-1023 informant report. However, the FBI's display of the report is not compliant with the subpoena, and the bureau continues to refuse to provide a copy of the document. The dispute is a matter of constitutional power, with Congress having oversight authority over the FBI. The FBI's public standing has significantly diminished, and Congress is just not that worried about the bureau crying wolf. The FBI director is at risk of being held in contempt of Congress, although the politics are not on Chairman Comer's side. #[]
Newsbusters: Washington Examiner’s ‘Liberal Media Scream’ With the MRC’s Assessment
The Washington Examiner's Paul Bedard's "Liberal Media Screams" features Chuck Todd's comments on the need for more IRS agents, Washington Post contributor Robert Kagan's prediction of America's "dissolution" if Trump loses in 2024, and PBS NewsHour contributors David Brooks' and Jonathan Capehart's assessment of President Joe Biden being scandal and gaffe-free. ABC News pundit Jane Coaston claims Republicans are the bossy ones, while Chris Christie argues that Democrats are similarly involved in pushing people around.
Red State: NV GOP Files Lawsuit Against Nevada Over Presidential Primary System
The Nevada Republican Party has filed a lawsuit against the state and the Secretary of State challenging the state’s presidential primary system. The lawsuit comes after a 2021 bill introduced a primary system in place of the caucus system for presidential nominations, and the NV GOP fears outside interference in the process. The NV GOP claims that the law affects their right to freely associate under the First and Fourteenth Amendments, as AB 126 seemingly precludes a major political party such as the NV GOP from opting out of the primary election process, and thus impedes its ability to pursue a party-run caucus system or other permissible method instead.
The Democrat Caucus’ results faced scrutiny, with then-presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg raising concerns about the outcome, and Sanders’ campaign winning a significant number of the caucuses. Since then, a socialist slate took over the Dem state party, causing the Democrat establishment to run a shadow group through the 2022 midterm elections. The NV GOP is asking that the court block the Secretary of State’s enforcement of the state-run and imposed primary through an injunction and allow the party to select and bind its delegates for the national presidential nominating convention according to its own rules and bylaws. In response, the Nevada Democratic Party called the lawsuit “bogus,” claiming that it is part of the GOP playbook to change rules to serve their interests and protect former President Donald Trump.
Breitbart: Uyghurs Protest Corporate China Support: Tesla and Chase 'Complicit' in Genocide
Members of the Uyghur community protested in front of the White House, calling on the Biden administration to end the genocide of their people in China and condemn American corporations like J.P. Morgan Chase and Tesla for profiting from business with the Communist Party that they claim is linked to the genocide. The East Turkistani diaspora and supporters gathered in front of the White House to demand that the US government takes strong and meaningful actions to address the genocide and the colonization and occupation of East Turkistan. Protesters targeted J.P. Morgan Chase and Tesla over the recent visits of their CEOs to China, promoting business with the Communist Party.
Sunday marked the 34th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, in which the Chinese Communist Party killed thousands of peaceful protesters calling for democracy and freedom. The Chinese Communist Party is accused of using brutal repression, including mass killings, imprisonment, and live organ harvesting, to erase the people of East Turkistan over nearly a century under communism. Evidence compiled indicates that the Communist Party, under Xi Jinping, has imprisoned as many as 3 million people in concentration camps, where many are killed, tortured, and sterilized against their will, and have had their children killed in and out of the womb. Many survivors say they experienced or witnessed brutal gang rapes and sexual torture. Protesters called on the US government and other nations to take tangible, meaningful action to address and end the genocide, to condemn US companies like Tesla and J.P. Morgan Chase for turning a blind eye, and to prioritize human life over financial gain.
Breitbart: Poll: 10% of Republicans Believe It Is ‘Very Likely’ DeSantis Emerges as GOP Nominee
Ten percent of Republicans believe it is "very likely" Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis emerges as the GOP nominee for president, according to a recent Rasmussen Reports survey. The survey found 49% of respondents having at least a "somewhat" favorable view of DeSantis, while independents tend to view him unfavorably. Among all respondents, former President Donald Trump edges out DeSantis in a head-to-head matchup, 34% to 33%. The survey was taken May 30-June 1, among 1,012 U.S. likely voters.
The Blaze: Pence files to run for president
Former Vice President Mike Pence has filed for the Republican presidential nomination and is set to launch his campaign on Wednesday. He will be challenging former President Donald Trump for the nomination, who has referred to other GOP contenders like Chris Christie and Ron DeSantis by ridiculing nicknames. The winner of the Republican primary contest will likely face President Joe Biden during the general election.
Breitbart: WATCH: ESPN's Stephen A. Smith on the 2024 Election: 'We Need a New President'
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith believes the US needs a new president in 2024 and that 80-year-old Joe Biden is not up to the task. Smith clarified that he voted for Biden in 2020 but thinks the president is not fit to run for re-election. Smith also criticized the Democratic Party for offering fringe candidates like Marianne Williamson and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and suggested that Michelle Obama or Disney chief Bob Iger would make good alternatives.
Breitbart: Donald Trump: Chris Christie Has 'ZERO Chance!' in 2024 Republican Primary
Former President Donald Trump dismissed the possibility of Chris Christie or Chris Sununu winning the 2024 Republican primary race, saying they have "ZERO chance." Trump's comments come after reports of Christie announcing his bid and Sununu deciding not to run. Sununu observed that Trump is "doing much better in the polls than folks thought" and stated that he wants more young Republicans. The Republican National Committee (RNC) announced criteria for the first GOP presidential debate taking place in August 2023, with strict polling requirements for candidates.
#society
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Louisiana to become the 21st state to keep transgender mafia from destroying children’s lives
Louisiana Senate passed a bill to protect minors from transgender surgeries, which is expected to be signed into law by Governor John Bel Edwards.
Red State: VIDEO: CA Senate Honors Drag Nun and Gay Porno Producer 'Sister Roma' With a Standing Ovation
California Democrats invite Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an anti-Catholic drag nun group, to Sacramento for Capitol’s pride ceremonies, attracting criticism from Republican legislators. Sen. Scott Wiener defends the group, and “Sister Roma,” at the state capitol, despite the group’s involvement in the Folsom Street Fair, where bondage gear is sold for toddlers, naked men walk in front of children, and acts like ‘blow jobs’ are performed in the street. Sister Roma, whose real name is Michael Williams, is a porn director who runs a podcast that reviews pornographic movies. (, )
The Federalist Papers: Video Shows Bud Light on Shelves at Gas Station - And It's the Last Thing the Company Wants to See
Buc-ee's is not selling much Bud Light, and a video of unsold stock in one of their stores that went viral could mean the damaged beer brand is in for a harsh summer. Bud Light's boycott, which stems from its partnership with transgender social media figure Dylan Mulvaney, and a similar one at Target is generating lots of commentary, and is what some are calling the "Cometh Before a Fall." Conservative intellectual Victor Davis Hanson wrote, "So conservatives are awakening from their slumber and they are discovering that they too can boycott and agitate -- and roar."
#economy
The Epoch Times: ‘Literally Impossible’: Trucking Companies Brace for California’s Electric Mandate
Logistics companies in California are struggling to meet the 2024 mandate for all trucks servicing ports, railyards, and distribution centers in the state to be zero-emission vehicles. Electric truck costs, maintenance, and range limitations are still unknown variables, with the price of most electric semi-trucks being approximately $500,000. Limited infrastructure at and near ports is also a concern, as the frequent need to recharge, and the wait times expected with more trucks than charging ports, add to the time and cost of operation. These concerns are creating difficulty for logistics companies to purchase or lease the trucks by the time the laws take effect.
Electric trucks present a weight and range limitation issue, as they weigh substantially more than standard trucks, and the best electric semis currently can go 300 miles or less. Diesel trucks can run more than 1,000 miles before refueling, while the majority of electric semis operating in California last only 100 miles or fewer on average. There are also questions about the long-term effectiveness of the power systems, and the public safety issues associated with fires. While the push for zero-emission trucks has many supporters, the list of variables still undetermined, uncertainty typically means increased costs, which could impact households’ purchasing power.
Foreign Policy: India’s Deadly Train Crash Spotlights Modi’s Uneven Modernization Push
India suffers from one of the largest and most antiquated rail networks in the world with a history of train accidents causing fatalities, however, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is focused on building new high-speed rails rather than fixing old rail lines. This has come under scrutiny following a deadly train crash that derailed 21 passenger coaches, killing at least 275 people and injuring more than 1,000 in Odisha state last week. Modi’s strategy to modernize the country’s transportation infrastructure is part of his hope to create a $5 trillion economy by 2025, seeing him inaugurate a new high-speed railway linking New Delhi to Mumbai in February, build the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor and the world’s tallest railway bridge in Kashmir, but despite India’s government spending nearly $30 billion on the rail system, the amount of money allocated for track renewal and other basic safety measures has actually fallen.
Russia claims to have successfully repelled all Ukrainian attacks, including heavy shelling of at least 10 villages in Russia’s western Belgorod region on Monday, drone strikes on a power facility, and the targeting of five front line locations in Ukraine’s Donetsk region by Ukrainian forces. Ukraine’s deputy defense minister reported that Kyiv’s forces were moving to “offensive actions,” raising speculation that a counteroffensive may have begun. In Senegal, around 500 protestors were arrested following three days of violence leading to the sentencing of Ousmane Sonko, an opposition politician, to two years in prison. The PASTEF-Patriots party has accused the government of deploying “private militias” to beat back the demonstrators and suspended mobile internet access to defuse the situation.
#culture
Breitbart: Barry Newman, ‘Vanishing Point’ and ‘Petrocelli’ Star, Dead at 92
Actor Barry Newman, known for his roles in Vanishing Point and Petrocelli, has died at the age of 92. Newman passed away at New York-Presbyterian Columbia University Irving Medical Center on 11 May. Vanishing Point, where Newman played anti-hero Kowalski, has become a cult classic and was shot in over eight weeks. Newman's TV series Petrocelli, which ran from 1974 to 1976, earned him both an Emmy and a Golden Globe nomination. His last role was in the 2022 independent drama movie Finding Hannah.
Red State: EXCLUSIVE: Brave Books CEO Talks Freedom Island Tour, Kirk Cameron, and Taking Back Culture
Trent Talbot is a Millennial ophthalmologist who founded Brave Books, a conservative children's book publisher aimed at promoting patriotism and traditional values. Talbot aims to provide conservative parents with tools to teach their children about American values in an engaging way. The Freedom Island Tour has been a success, offering story hours that feature the Pledge of Allegiance and appearances from conservative voices and activists. Talbot takes a multipronged approach in choosing conservative personalities to author the books and has a 50-100 year plan that could involve a Freedom Island theme park. Talbot's vision is helping to transform culture and giving conservative families hope for the future.
#health
Forbes: Nikki Haley Blasted For Falsely Linking Teen Suicide To Transgender Students Playing Sports In CNN Town Hall
Topline Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley suggested that teen girls' increased suicide rates were connected to transgender girls using locker rooms during a CNN Town Hall event on Sunday, sparking criticism from mental health advocates. Haley noted the presence of "biological boys playing in girls' sports" as her main example of "woke" culture, claiming it included "a small minority" of Americans pushing their preferences on the rest of the country, including things like identifying pronouns. Advocates of mental health and LGBTQ pushed back against Haley's implications that transgender students playing sports are linked to suicide rates among teen girls.
Red State: Rand Paul Is Coming out With a Book About the Fauci Coverup and It Will Be Marvelous
Senator Rand Paul plans to release a new book in the fall titled Deception: The Great Covid Cover-Up, which will explore the errors made by the US government's pandemic response. In a recent interview, Paul alleged that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former chief medical advisor to the President, was part of a conspiracy involving fellow virologists to cover up gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Paul calls the supposed cover-up an elaborate attempt to hide the culpability for the pandemic. His book will present evidence of this alleged cover-up, including material previously posted by RedState writers.
The Federalist Papers: Michael J Fox Tries to Play Off Mishap During 'Back to the Future' Panel, But the Video Has Fans Concerned
Actor Michael J. Fox fell on stage at a “Back to the Future” fan convention in Philadelphia. Fans expressed concern for the 61-year-old actor, who has been very public about his battle with Parkinson’s disease. Fox quickly recovered and was reportedly not injured. The video of his fall prompted some fans to comment on the severity of his condition, while others criticized the sharing of the video on social media. Fox has been open about his struggles with Parkinson’s, including injuries related to his disease and a difficulty in maintaining privacy.
#crime
Fox News: Texas man held on $75K bond for allegedly stealing numerous pairs of underwear from women’s apartments: police
Brandon George from Huntsville, Texas is being held on $75,000 bond after police found women's underwear in his possession. An investigation into a burglary earlier in May led detectives to George. The victim had reported missing underwear and personal items. Police have linked other stolen items to other victims and encourage those with information to come forward.
Fox News: Virginia mom whose 6-year-old son allegedly shot teacher facing federal gun, drug charges
Deja Taylor, the mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot and wounded his teacher in January, was caught on federal gun and drug charges. Taylor purchased a firearm in July while knowing she was an illegal marijuana user. She plans to plead guilty to the charges and will face prison time; she was already charged with felony neglect and reckless storage of a firearm earlier this year. The boy who committed the shooting will not face prosecution.
Fox News: 'Deadly consequences' of Los Angeles DA Gascon's 'soft-on-crime' approach felt after murder suspect released
Los Angeles Deputy DA accuses DA George Gascon of having a "soft-on-crime" approach to criminal justice after Stefan Sutherland, who was arrested for attempted murder but was recommended for mental health diversion, was arrested again for the murder of his neighbor. Gascon's office had charged him with assault with a deadly weapon instead of attempted murder, making him eligible for mental health diversion. Sanna claims that Gascon requires prosecutors to file the lightest charges and retaliates against those who oppose the mental health diversion policies, making their life miserable in office.
Fox News: New York trooper charged with manslaughter for killing unarmed motorist in Buffalo
New York State Trooper Anthony Nigro charged with manslaughter for shooting unarmed motorist James Huber after a high-speed chase in Buffalo in 2022. Nigro pleaded not guilty and was released without bail. The charges were brought by New York's attorney general, with body camera footage showing Nigro holding his gun in front of Huber's car and ordering him out. Nigro's use of force was justified according to the president of the New York State Troopers Police Benevolent Association.
The Epoch Times: Thieves Steal ATM From Chula Vista Gas Station
Thieves stole an ATM from a convenience store in Chula Vista by smashing the window with a truck and loading the machine onto the back of the pickup in less than a minute. The theft happened at a Chevron gas station and the ATM contained about $2,000. There were three or four suspects involved and no one was harmed.
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Orders Suspension of North Miami Mayor After His Arrest for Voter Fraud
North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony F. DeFillipo II was suspended by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis after being arrested for voter fraud. DeFillipo faces three felony charges of voter fraud after allegedly voting three times in the 2022 elections despite having moved outside of the North Miami Beach jurisdiction. DeSantis's intervention is the latest example of his hands-on approach to lower levels of government, having previously removed other elected officials in the state after their run-ins with the law. He has been criticized by some for violating the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, but others applaud his efforts to focus on law and order.
The Epoch Times: Man Arrested After Allegedly Threatening Laguna Hills High School Following Football Game
A man has been arrested for making multiple threats to Laguna Hills High School, including false reports of a possible shooter and a bomb threat. Eugene Thomas Jenkins, 29, was arrested on suspicion of criminal threats and false reports of an emergency. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department coordinated with multiple agencies, and the investigation is ongoing.
#sports
Fox News: Patrick Mahomes shuts down Travis Kelce's attempt to speak in hilarious fashion at Chiefs' White House visit
Kansas City Chiefs visit White House to celebrate Super Bowl LVII victory. Tight end Travis Kelce tried to speak at the podium but was whisked away by quarterback Patrick Mahomes to avoid any inappropriate language. President Biden and head coach Andy Reid were the only ones to speak during the ceremony.
Flag And Cross: US Women's Soccer Team Trash Talks Club of Retirees, Ends Up Losing 12-0
USWNT was defeated by the Wrexham men's team (made up of current and former players) with a 12-0 final score at an independent soccer tournament. The USWNT players were full of braggadocio ahead of the match, with Heather O'Reilly claiming that the older men’s team was "about to go down." The game is notable considering the long fight the USWNT engaged in to force U.S. soccer to pay the USWNT the same as it pays the male team members.
Forbes: Texas Heat Cannot Slow Down Johns Or Waters At The Professional Pickleball Association Selkirk Texas Open
The Professional Pickleball Association's 2023 Selkirk Texas Open set another attendance record as 1,492 players competed in the tournament. Ben Johns won the men's pro singles final against Jaume Martinez Vich, securing his 27th pro singles gold medal and Leah Jansen went head to head with Anna Leigh Waters in the women's pro singles final in a tense match which saw Waters secure the gold. In the men's doubles final, the Johns brothers secured their 21st pro doubles title, whilst Women's pro doubles saw Waters and Catherine Parenteau winning gold. Finally, the PPA mixed doubles title went to the top seeds, Johns and Waters securing their 18th Mixed pro doubles title together.
#other
Fox News: Wisconsin Republicans propose sweeping plan to address PFAS 'forever chemical' pollution
Wisconsin Republicans have proposed a new plan to address PFAS pollution, which creates grants for local governments and mandates studies on how to treat contaminated water. The bill includes provisions that limit regulators' ability to delay projects on polluted property and it would provide a mechanism for spending $125 million set aside by the Legislature's budget-writing committee last month to deal with the chemicals. Republicans have already passed bills that limit the use of firefighting foam that contains PFAS but have resisted doing more due to concerns about the cost. PFAS is present in a range of products and has been linked to low birth weight, cancer, and liver disease.
Field & Stream: Should Feral Horses in the West Be Hunted, Like Other Invasive Wildlife?
Feral horses in the Western U.S. are overpopulating and causing a serious problem for native wildlife. Despite high-dollar removal efforts, a recent Bureau of Land Management (BLM) analysis showed that there are almost 83,000 such animals in the West—several times the population target of 27,000. Researchers believe that effective management tactics, including lethal control, need to be implemented to keep the wild horse population in check. The emotional connection between humans and horses makes it difficult to see them as wild animals requiring management.
Fox News: PETA president plans to donate her flesh for sizzling post-death human barbecue: 'Fry up with onions'
PETA's President requests her flesh to be donated for a "human barbecue" to promote animal rights awareness. She also wants her body parts to be used to draw attention to animal exploitation. Her skin will be used for leather goods, her eye for animal experimentation, and her foot for an elephant-foot umbrella stand.
PETA expects that Newkirk's bequests will motivate animal advocates and remind us of the depravity of killing animals for unnecessary household items. Her legacy of defiance will always shine a light on new ways to end speciesism. Elon Musk and global leaders may receive some of her body parts.
Forbes: Carbon Dioxide Levels Hit All-Time High—And Are Growing Rapidly
Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels hit an all-time high last month, increasing at one of the fastest rates on record, according to a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration report. Scientists warn the devastating effects of climate change will continue to escalate and wreak havoc on the planet.