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Aug 28, 2025 |
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#politics
Breitbart: Marlow: The Six Coordinated Cases to Take Down Trump and Rig the Election
Alex Marlow, Editor-in-Chief of Breitbart, discussed his upcoming book on his podcast, highlighting six significant legal cases against Donald Trump's administration. He claims these cases connect the Biden White House to various legal actions, including those involving Stormy Daniels and E. Jean Carroll.
Marlow's book, "Breaking the Law: Exposing the Weaponization of America’s Legal System Against Donald Trump," is available for pre-order in multiple formats and endorsed by Trump as essential reading.
Breitbart: Marlow: New Trump Cabinet Bringing Accountably with DOJ Investigation of Obama, Clinton
Breitbart's Alex Marlow discussed Attorney General Pam Bondi's order for a federal prosecutor to investigate alleged links between Donald Trump and Russian election interference. He expressed optimism about potential accountability for political figures, contrasting it with past frustrations.
Marlow acknowledged skepticism about indictments for figures like Hillary Clinton but emphasized the importance of grassroots engagement in elections as a means to effect change. He believes the focus should be on broader civic participation rather than individual prosecutions.
Front Page Magazine: A Salon Bolshevik Celebrates His Lavish Wedding
Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic mayoral nominee in New York City, hosted a lavish three-day wedding in Uganda, complete with military security and a cellphone jamming system. This celebration took place at his family's expensive compound in a wealthy area, raising questions about his socialist ideals.
Despite his substantial income and family wealth, Mamdani continues to occupy a rent-stabilized apartment in Queens, leading critics to label him hypocritical for advocating socialism while enjoying a life of luxury. The contrast between his public persona and private actions has sparked debate about his commitment to the values he espouses.
#society
GB News: Reform’s prison tsar rages ‘I am not going woke’ as she faces GB News grilling over trans remarks
Vanessa Frake, the new prison tsar appointed by Nigel Farage, defended her stance against accusations of being "woke" regarding the treatment of trans women in female prisons. She emphasized the importance of case-by-case assessments and ensuring the safety of female inmates.
Frake clarified that her approach focuses on humanity and the complexities of individual cases, stressing that she would never compromise the safety of female offenders. She acknowledged the challenges surrounding the issue and noted that Farage was aware of her views prior to her appointment.
Front Page Magazine: Tyler Grey Video: Breaking Generational Trauma
Tyler Grey, a former Delta Force operator and actor, discusses his new book "Forged in Chaos" on the Glazov Gang. He reflects on breaking generational trauma and the importance of raising children better than previous generations.
The episode emphasizes the ongoing internal battles faced by veterans and the need for healing.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Emmanuel Macron Has Pleased the Men of Hamas
French President Emmanuel Macron plans to announce France's recognition of a "state of Palestine" at the upcoming UN General Assembly, a move that has garnered support from both the Palestinian Authority and Hamas. This decision has been met with strong condemnation from Israelis, who view it as a betrayal.
Critics argue that Macron's recognition may embolden Hamas and undermine Israel's security, particularly given the recent history of violence. Macron's approach is seen as a failure to protect Jewish communities both in France and abroad, raising concerns about rising antisemitism and the implications for Israeli citizens living in disputed territories.
Le Monde: Peace remains elusive between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan remains uncertain despite a March agreement. Baku hesitates to sign, leaving Armenians fearful of renewed conflict. A border demarcation process has begun, but progress is slow, with significant land transfers to Azerbaijan causing distress among local residents.
The demarcation has resulted in loss of homes and farmland for some families, leading to mixed feelings about the peace process. While some see the need for peace, they criticize the fairness of the negotiations, feeling that they disproportionately benefit Azerbaijan.