Rachel Maddow has consistently emphasized MSNBC's commitment to broadcasting factual information.  However, recent developments have raised questions about this stance, particularly concerning her reporting on Elon Musk. Approximately three weeks ago, Maddow accused President Donald Trump and Elon Musk of engaging in "corrupt" self-dealing, alleging that they orchestrated the purchase of $400 million worth of assets for personal gain. This claim has been met with scrutiny, as evidence supporting such allegations appears to be lacking. Maddow's report suggested that Musk had leveraged his influence to secure government contracts ( When in fact it was Biden who granted him the contract ) while simultaneously working with Trump to move funds into ventures that would benefit them personally. However, critics quickly pointed out that no verified documentation or financial records have surfaced to substantiate these claims. Financial analysts have noted that Musk’s investm...

Conservatives argue that President Trump’s return to office marks the end of America’s submission to the globalist agenda that has weakened national sovereignty, drained the economy, and prioritized foreign interests over American citizens .  For decades, elitist politicians in both parties have embraced policies that cede U.S. control to international organizations like the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, and global banking institutions , pushing destructive initiatives like climate treaties, open borders, and endless foreign entanglements.  Trump’s policies have reaffirmed America’s independence by rejecting globalist trade deals, defunding international bodies that undermine U.S. values, and restoring domestic manufacturing and energy dominance . Many conservatives see this shift as a long-overdue course correction, ensuring that America is governed by its Constitution and the will of its people rather than the dictates of unelected bureaucrats pushing a one-world...

In a significant legal development, a three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has overturned an order issued by U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, thereby permitting President Trump to dismiss Hampton Dellinger from his position as head of the Office of Special Counsel (OSC). This ruling as a crucial victory for executive authority and a direct rebuke of judicial overreach . For years, activist judges like Amy Berman Jackson have sought to chip away at the constitutional powers of the presidency , imposing legal obstacles that favor entrenched bureaucrats over elected leadership.  This case highlights a broader effort by the left to insulate unelected officials within the federal government from accountability , effectively allowing permanent government insiders to act as obstacles to conservative policy initiatives .  Many argue that if the president of the United States cannot fire an official within the executive branch, t...

BREAKING: Noem says ICE raid leakers found, will face prosecution - YouTube Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that two individuals within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have been identified as sources of leaks concerning Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. These leaks reportedly compromised planned immigration raids, potentially endangering law enforcement personnel and allowing targets to evade capture. ​ Yahoo! +2 Fox News +2 OutKick +2 Secretary Noem emphasized the severity of these actions, stating that the leakers will be referred to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for felony prosecution. The accused individuals could face up to ten years in federal prison if convicted. Noem underscored the department's commitment to safeguarding operational integrity and ensuring the safety of its agents. ​ New York Post +1 OutKick +1 This development follows previous allegations by Border Czar Tom Homan, who accused the FBI of leaking criti...

During a recent White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre addressed various topics, including the potential federal government shutdown.   However, she was not questioned about a recent Wall Street Journal report concerning President Joe Biden's health during his presidency. The report, based on interviews with nearly 50 individuals familiar with the situation, highlighted that White House aides acknowledged managing President Biden's schedule to accommodate his cognitive limitations, noting fluctuations between "good days" and "bad days." This approach aimed to minimize public exposure to potential signs of decline, reflecting broader concerns about his capacity to fulfill presidential duties. T his revelation confirms what millions of Americans have suspected all along—that Biden is not mentally or physically capable of leading the country.   For years, the mainstream media and Democratic Party insiders have downplayed, dismissed, or ...

 The Left:  Let's take a moment to see this boy enjoy his moment... We hope he lives another 75 years.  Hopefully, he won't have to die defending the United States Capital against Donald Trump supporters...  When the ENTIRE world sees how EVIL you really are - YouTube SERIOUSLY? They are SICK.  Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976: Allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.

Too cold to star gaze?   No worries! Play this on your big screen tv along with your favorite music and be amazed at the traffic in the sky.  There's a SECRET HIGHWAY in the Sky that most People Do Not Know Exists! - YouTube Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976: Allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.

The George Floyd case is BACK. Recent legal developments have brought the George Floyd case back into public attention. A federal judge has granted Derek Chauvin's legal team permission to test samples of George Floyd's tissue and fluid. Chauvin's defense is exploring a theory that Floyd's death may have been caused by a heart condition exacerbated by a rare tumor, rather than asphyxiation resulting from Chauvin's actions. This move is part of Chauvin's efforts to challenge his conviction on federal civil rights charges related to Floyd's death. ​ New York Post +4 apnews.com +4 apnews.com +4 Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro has publicly called on President Trump to pardon Derek Chauvin for his federal crimes related to George Floyd's death. Shapiro argues that Chauvin's conviction was influenced by societal pressures and political factors, suggesting that the trial may not have been entirely impartial. He emphasizes that Floyd had pre-exist...

After being censured for disrupting President Trump's address to Congress, Representative Al Green took to the House floor to defend his actions. He emphasized his commitment to advocating for vulnerable populations, particularly those reliant on Medicaid, stating that his protest was driven by a moral obligation to oppose policies he believes harm the underprivileged. Green acknowledged the breach of decorum but argued that certain moments necessitate bold actions to highlight critical issues. He expressed willingness to face the consequences of his protest, reaffirming his dedication to his constituents and the principles he upholds. ​ Green's censure has sparked a broader debate about the balance between maintaining legislative decorum and exercising the right to protest within governmental institutions. Some view his actions as a necessary stand against policies they deem unjust, while others believe that such disruptions undermine the integrity of congressional proceed...

During a recent House Oversight Committee hearing on sanctuary city policies, a heated exchange occurred between Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) and Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY). The confrontation arose as Pressley attempted to introduce an article into the official record through unanimous consent. While reading an excerpt stating that "data from Texas shows that US-born Americans commit more rape and murder than immigrants," Comer interrupted her, leading to a verbal clash. As tensions escalated, Comer accused Pressley of attempting to create a spectacle rather than engage in a substantive policy discussion. He dismissed her request, arguing that the focus of the hearing was on the dangers posed by sanctuary city policies and how these policies prevent law enforcement from detaining and deporting violent criminals. Comer pushed back on Pressley’s attempt to shift the narrative, noting that the issue at hand was not a general comparison of crime rates but rathe...