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29 Aug 2023
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#illegals
#politics
Forbes: AI-Created Donald Trump Rap Song ‘First Day Out’ Hits No. 2 On iTunes After Right-Wing Push
Rapper Hi-Rez's viral rap song "First Day Out" imitates Donald Trump's voice and mocks his mugshot and criminal charges, gaining popularity on social media. Right-wing media personalities, including Candace Owens and Donald Trump Jr., have promoted the song, helping it reach the iTunes charts. The song was released shortly after Trump's arrest and indictment, along with 18 co-defendants, for his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
Fox News: Top House GOP chairmen launch probe into Hunter Biden special counsel appointment
House Republicans are extending an investigation into Attorney General Merrick Garland's appointment of Special Counsel David Weiss to oversee Hunter Biden's federal case. The Republicans are questioning the timing and circumstances of Weiss's appointment and alleging that the Biden administration intentionally stymied the investigation. They are demanding cooperation and the handover of all related documents.
Washington Free Beacon: ‘Illusion of Access'?: Hunter Biden’s Partner Met With Secretary of State John Kerry
An alleged meeting between John Kerry and Hunter Biden's business partner contradicts claims that Hunter only sold the illusion of access to his father's power. The meeting took place in 2016 when Joe Biden was vice president, and Ukrainian prosecutor general Viktor Shokin was fired weeks later. Shokin claims he was fired because he was investigating Burisma Holdings, the company that employed Archer and Hunter Biden.
The Blaze: Guess which HYPOCRITICAL Dem flies in a private jet to shame climate change deniers
Climate czar John Kerry, despite the impact of planes on the planet, travels in a private jet and accuses others of denying climate change. He gaslights and lies while pushing Marxist policies.
Red State: House Demands Answers on Highly Questionable Meeting Between Jack Smith Aide and WH Counsel's Office
House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan is demanding answers on meetings between a prosecutor, Jay Bratt, and White House officials before charging Donald Trump. Jordan questions collusion between the Department of Justice and the White House to target Biden's political opponents. Bratt's involvement in the classified document investigation and alleged coercion tactics raise further concerns.
Human Events: John Solomon tells Charlie Kirk that Biden’s email pseudonyms are a ‘Hillary Clinton-like problem’
Charlie Kirk invited John Solomon, an investigative journalist, to address reports that Biden used a fake email address. There are three addresses, including one ending in pci.gov. Solomon believes the addresses were used for government business and may be linked to foreign deals. The National Archives has been slow in releasing the records. Solomon expects new explosive facts to come out and will release a whistleblower document about Hunter Biden. The Biden White House is becoming increasingly nervous.
The Right Scoop: National Archives finds multiple secret email addresses VP Biden used to hide his communications
The National Archives discovered that Joe Biden used secret email addresses while he was Vice President to hide his communication. The conservative group Southeastern Legal Foundation made a Freedom of Information Act request and found approximately 5,400 records of pseudonyms Biden used, including emails with his son.
Fox News: Voters reveal how they feel about Trump facing charges in Georgia while running for president
South Carolina voters divided over Trump's indictment in Georgia. Some feel it's politically driven, using charges as a tool. Others believe no one is above the law and if he's done something wrong, he should go to jail. Charges seen as a distraction from Trump's 2024 campaign.
Forbes: Vivek Ramaswamy Will Stop Performing ‘Lose Yourself’ After Eminem’s Cease-And-Desist—But Prods Rapper For ‘Establishment’ Stance
GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said he'll respect Eminem's cease-and-desist letter, but criticized the rapper for abandoning his renegade image. Ramaswamy hopes Eminem will rediscover what made him great. Eminem previously allowed his song to be used by President Biden's campaign.
Daily Wire: Jordan Demands Details On WH Counsel’s Meeting With Jack Smith Aide, FBI Agent Ahead Of Trump Indictment
House Judiciary Committee chairman Jim Jordan has demanded that the Biden Administration disclose details about a meeting between Special Counsel Jack Smith's office, an FBI agent, and the White House counsel's office two months prior to Smith indicting former President Donald Trump in the classified documents case. Jordan is concerned about a potential coordinated effort to investigate and prosecute Biden's political opponents. The visitor logs do not provide specific information about the meeting. Jordan has requested all relevant documents related to the investigation and prosecution of Smith be disclosed.
#society
Daily Wire: Canadian Father Jailed After ‘Misgendering’ Daughter Lands Win In Appeal Court
A Canadian father wins a legal victory in the British Columbia Court of Appeal after being thrown in jail for "misgendering" his transgender daughter. The court dropped his jail time and a $30,000 fine. The father objected to his daughter receiving testosterone injections at a young age and argued that she needed time and mental health support instead of irreversible medical interventions.
Fox News: YouTube 'predator' playlists show videos of babies in bathtubs and little girls going bra shopping: researcher
YouTube predator playlists, featuring videos of children in compromising situations, are becoming a disturbing trend. These playlists, created by anonymous accounts, showcase innocent videos of kids in bathing suits, diapers, and more. YouTube has taken down several of these playlists and maintains a zero-tolerance policy for predatory behavior. However, the issue persists, with high engagement from older men on videos of young girls. Family vloggers also face challenges as they try to protect their children while seeking views and engagement. It is crucial for parents and viewers to be aware of the dangers and actively stand against child exploitation on the platform.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Gold Star Families Vent Frustration with Biden Administration: ‘I Do Not Want to Hear Lies’
The House Foreign Affairs Committee held a roundtable with families of the soldiers killed in the Abbey Gate bombing. The parents feel that the Biden administration has not taken responsibility for the failures and want answers about the withdrawal's planning, execution, and why preventive action was not taken. The Gold Star parents believe that their children's deaths were avoidable and want the administration held accountable.
#economy
The Blaze: SHOCKING: Has the government's WAR ON HOMEOWNERSHIP begun?
The government is pushing Americans out of homeownership and into renting, blaming them for wanting possessions. Corporations are buying up homes, while an article from Axios claims that high homeownership rates are holding back the economy. This blame game for creating wealth is despicable.
#religion
Fox News: Christian official faces second 'hate speech' trial over Twitter post quoting the Bible
A Finnish parliament member, Päivi Räsänen, is facing "hate speech" charges for a social media post citing Bible verses. She is set to appear in court for the second time after the charges were initially dismissed. Räsänen, a Christian Democrat, is defending her freedom of expression and facing a lengthy legal process.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Second is The Best - First Day Winchester Model 12 Shotgun
The Winchester Model 12 shotgun, a classic pump-action shotgun introduced in 1912, was highly regarded for its quality and reliability. It was initially produced only in 20 gauge but later expanded to include 12 and 16 gauge options. The Model 12's production eventually ended in 1964 due to high costs. This particular shotgun is a rare first-day production model, serial number 2. It features a 2 1/2 inch chamber, a full choke, and a smooth pistol grip stock with a Winchester buttplate.
#crime
Fox News: Maryland teenager fatally stabbed over dipping sauce dispute, 16-year-old suspect charged with murder
A teenager was fatally stabbed in Maryland over a dispute about fast-food dipping sauce. The suspect will be held at a juvenile facility until her next hearing.
Daily Wire: Chicago Continues To Teeter On The Brink
Chicago, a beautiful city with high crime rates and corrupt politicians, elected Brandon Johnson as mayor. Since his inauguration, crime has increased significantly, with vehicle thefts, robberies, and burglaries on the rise. Despite tough gun laws, gun-related violence continues to plague the city. In an absurd attempt to address the issue, the mayor is suing car makers for making their vehicles too easy to steal. It's time for a change in Chicago.
#sports
Fox News: Patriots' Matthew Judon stirs social media controversy with strong Ariana Grande take
NFL player Matthew Judon criticized Ariana Grande for paying tribute to the late Mac Miller on her debut album. Judon's comment received backlash on social media, but he defended his stance, stating that Grande knew about Miller's drug addiction and did not help him. Grande has previously addressed criticism for being blamed for Miller's struggles.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Wear Your GPS With Style: The Strike Band for Apple Watch
Wearing an Apple Watch with GPS can be a stylish way to stay safe in the outdoors. The Strike Band for Apple Watch is a durable and sophisticated option that secures your watch to your wrist during rigorous activities. Available in black, white, or FDE, it adds style to your smartwatch. Follow Strike Industries on social media for more.
On The Water: 13 Casting Jigs for False Albacore
Inshore anglers gear up for the exciting albie season in the northeast, as hardtails like false albacore, bonito, and Spanish mackerel arrive. There is a variety of jigs available, including the Fat Cow Fishing Fat Minnow, RonZ Lures RonZpoxy Minnow, Hogy Lures Epoxy Jig, JoeBaggs Resin Jig, JoeBaggs Peanut Resin Jig, Fish Snax Lures Hard Snax, Monomoy Tackle Hard Shell Peanut Jig, Game On Lures Exo Jig, Shimano Coltsniper Jig, Deadly Dick, Daiwa Zakana Jig, and Daddy Mac Albie & Bonito Jig.
Field & Stream: The Best Days of the 2023 Whitetail Rut
It's time to start thinking about the upcoming whitetail rut, the best chance to tag a big buck. The seven best days for hunting in 2023 are October 18, October 31, November 1, November 4, November 15, November 26, and December 14.
#technology
Forbes: FBI Dismantles Global Malware Network Qakbot Used For Ransomware Attacks
Law enforcement agencies including the FBI have dismantled a global malware network responsible for ransomware attacks. The malware, known as Qakbot, has caused significant financial losses since 2008. The agencies seized infected computers and cryptocurrency from the hackers involved in the cyber criminal activity. The FBI disrupted the malware's network by redirecting its traffic to their servers. The malware's victims included businesses, healthcare providers, government agencies, and financial institutions. The hackers could potentially rebuild the network, but it would be difficult and time-consuming. The cyber threat is growing more dangerous and complex.
#other
Flag And Cross: Watch: Sheriff's Office Helicopter Spirals Out of Control, Slams Into Florida Apartment Building
A Broward County Sheriff's Office helicopter crashes in Pompano Beach, Florida, resulting in two deaths and several injuries. The helicopter spirals out of control, with its tail severed, before ultimately crashing into an apartment building. One crewman and one woman inside the building are among the deceased. The cause of the crash is unknown.
Fox News: Hurricane Idalia evacuations in Florida: The dangers, storm safety tips and emergency supply packing
Hurricane Idalia is approaching Florida, leading to mandatory and voluntary evacuations in western and north central parts of the state. Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for dozens of counties in the hurricane's path. The storm has been upgraded to a Category 2 and is expected to strengthen to a Category 3 when it makes landfall on Wednesday.
National Review: Pro-Abortion Leader in Ohio Suggests Activists Should ‘Work On’ Eliminating Parental Consent Laws
Pro-choice activists in Ohio want to eliminate parental consent laws for minors seeking abortion, including victims of incest or abuse. A ballot measure in November seeks to outlaw any restrictions on abortion, including parental consent. Opponents argue that the measure is too broad and would likely extend to gender-transition treatment.
Fox News: Biden admin backs down on key eco regulations after Supreme Court ruling
The Biden administration has finalized revised environmental regulations on bodies of water, known as the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) regulations, in response to a Supreme Court decision in May. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced the regulations, which aim to protect American water sources from pollution and degradation. However, the EPA is facing criticism for not conforming the regulations enough to the Supreme Court ruling.
Fox News: Fox News Channel finishes August with largest audience in cable, marking 30 straight months atop MSNBC, CNN
Fox News Channel dominated cable television viewership in August, leading in both primetime and total day categories. The network averaged 1.2 million total day viewers, with their most-watched show, "The Five," attracting 2.7 million viewers. Fox News also had the highest-rated primetime lineup, averaging 2.3 million viewers. They outperformed CNN and MSNBC in both overall viewership and the coveted demographic of adults aged 25-54.
