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Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld exploded again at Jessica Tarlov [ [link removed] ] for claiming political violence is an issue caused by “both sides.”
After what just happened to Charlie Kirk and at the Dallas ICE facility, he did not want to hear it…
Watch the heated clash here: [ [link removed] ]
Brandon Gill GRILLS pro-DEI doctor for unbelievable “health equity” report she co-authored for Biden
“Your name is on the article,… How does this make sense?!”
Together with Goldco [ [link removed] ]
Trump Unlocks His 2025 Plan For Americans [ [link removed] ]
In a genius move that benefits all Americans, President Trump unlocked tax cuts for working and middle class Americans. You’ll see why in a moment.
But it gets better, because while the jerks on the left want to see you weak and timid, Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” delivers a lopsided win for workers and retirees.
Once the gears on this start turning, it’ll pick up speed and smash through the gates of Congress, creating an opportunity as wide as a city block.
But don’t clap just yet, because there’s more to the story:
If you’ve got a retirement account — IRA, 401(k), or TSP — then you’re likely in the warpath of that very machine designed to help you.
Because all it takes is one uppercut to the chin, and your retirement’s on the ropes. A bank failure, another damn geopolitical crisis, or God forbid a repeat of the 2008 market crash…
You might have wished you did something about it sooner.
So if you’re concerned about your retirement account, and don’t want to leave yourself open to attack, then click the link below:
Download the free 2025 Retirement Protection Guide. [ [link removed] ]
Inside, you’ll get the blueprint to help hedge, neutralize volatility, and buffer your retirement savings against geopolitical shocks.
Trump rolls out reforms fast, and his gender-bender enemies will get crushed under the wheels. Markets may rattle, shaking the cobwebs loose. So while we’re in a construction zone, get out of the warpath, and get on the gravy train.
Get the free 2025 Retirement Protection Guide. [ [link removed] ]
Trump’s reaction to James Comey indictment: “There will be others”
President Trump denied having an “enemies list” but predicted more prosecutions of political opposers following former FBI Director James Comey’s indictment, telling reporters Friday “I think there will be others” among what he called “corrupt radical left Democrats.”
Former federal prosecutor Jim Trusty explained that James Comey’s indictment centers on allegedly lying to Congress about authorizing leaks to The New York Times [ [link removed] ] through a “special employee” designated specifically for that purpose, with Comey claiming under oath that he had “no recollection” of authorizing such leaks despite an Inspector General’s report finding he had improperly retained and leaked classified memos.
Trump called the perjury case against Comey a “pretty easy case” and justified potential future prosecutions by claiming his predecessors “weaponized the Justice Department like nobody in history.”
Democrats called out for hypocritical response to possible government shutdown
Senate Democrats, led by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, refuse to provide votes needed to prevent a partial government shutdown [ [link removed] ] by Sept. 30, despite supporting similar measures earlier this year when they feared mass federal employee firings under the Trump administration.
Flip-flop allegations: Republicans accused Democrats of hypocrisy, noting they voted to keep government open in March over concerns Trump would have “carte blanche” to fire federal workers during a shutdown.
Mass firing memo: The White House Office of Management and Budget this week directed agencies to conduct mass firings beyond typical shutdown furloughs, which Schumer dismissed as “an attempt at intimidation.”
“Donald Trump has been firing federal workers since day one—not to govern, but to scare,” Schumer said. [ [link removed] ]
Competing proposals fail: Both Republican short-term funding extensions and Democratic counter-proposals including permanent Obamacare subsidies failed in the Senate last week.
Lone Democratic support: Only Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania publicly backs the GOP funding measure, warning that“If we shut our government down, you know, the kinds of chaos and the kinds of loss for the millions of Americans that count on that directly, it’s just not the appropriate time for that, especially after the [Charlie] Kirk assassination.”
Officers release pepper-spray on violent Chicago anti-ICE protest just days after deadly shooting at Dallas facility
Federal Agents hit anti-ICE rioters with pepper balls and tear gas [ [link removed] ] at an ICE facility in Broadview, IL, Friday after they transitioned from peaceful to violent.
Fire arm arrest: Police reported two of the about 50 protesters were arrested, one of whom for carrying a firearm.
The rioters screamed violent threats at law enforcement and barricaded their vehicles, throwing and banging on the cars.
The protest comes just two days after the deadly shooting at another ICE Facility in Dallas, TX where a deranged gunman opened fire, killing at least one detainee and inuring 2 others.

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