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US News:

Clumsy 6’3″ transvestite accepted into one of the world’s most prestigious ballet schools as ballerina…

Perhaps the real travesty in all of this, is that a qualified female, who isn’t playing “dress up,” wasn’t chosen. Men are steamrolling women in every way imaginable.

Here’s what Oli said about Sophie Rebecca:

Meet the 6ft 3 man, Sophie Rebecca, with a mediocre talent for Ballet, who was accepted to the prestigious Royal Academy of Dance back in 2017- one of the worlds top ballet schools.

1000’s of extremely talented women and girls apply for this academy each year, and the majority of them do not get a place. Yet a man with, at best, a mediocre ability to dance gets a place!” #transgender

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Steve Forbes warns US has ‘storm clouds’ ahead

Forbes Media chairman Steve Forbes dissects issues with the Biden administrations new restrictions on gas cars and responds to the March Consumer Price Index.

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Judge rejects DA Bragg’s emergency restraining order against Rep. Jordan same day it was filed

Ajudge has rejected Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s request for an emergency temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction against Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan on the same day it was filed. 

“The Court declines to enter the proposed Temporary Restraining Order and Order to Show Cause,” U.S. District Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil, a Trump appointee, wrote Tuesday, the same day Bragg filed his request. 

The judge also said that Bragg did not provide several documents referenced in his requests.

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A brilliant strategy by Team Trump: Randy Zelin | American Agenda

On Wednesday’s “American Agenda,” attorney Randy Zelin explains why former President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against Michael Cohen could be a successful strategy.

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Manhattan D.A. Enlisted A Who’s Who Of Biden Admin Buddies For Trump Takedown

ANew York City law firm with “strong ties” to Democrats and the Biden administration, and a big-time fundraiser for both, lent the Manhattan district attorney three lawyers to help him take down Donald Trump.

This cohort included former Special Assistant District Attorney Mark F. Pomerantz, whose leaked resignation letter appears responsible for the Manhattan prosecutor’s decision to indict Trump.

While Bragg’s hiring of Colangelo to reportedly “jump-start” the investigation into Trump further indicates the indictment was politically motivated, the Manhattan D.A. office’s unprecedented use of outside, Democrat-connected lawyers to investigate Trump pre-dates Colangelo’s arrival by nearly a year.

For a law firm to lend not one but three lawyers to the Manhattan D.A.’s office seems rather magnanimous, until you consider Paul, Weiss’s previous generosity to Joe Biden. During Biden’s White House run, the law firm hosted a $2,800-per-plate fundraiser for about 100 guests. 

The chair of the Paul, Weiss law firm, Brad Karp, also topped the list of Biden fundraisers, bundling at least $100,000 for the then-candidate. “As someone who cares passionately about preserving the rule of law, safeguarding our democracy and protecting fundamental liberties, I’ve been delighted to do everything I possibly can to support the Joe Biden/Kamala Harris ticket,” Karp wrote in an email.

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VERY SCARY: AI bot lays out plans to destroy humanity

Jake Denton, a Heritage Foundation Tech Policy Center research associate, weighs in on A.I.’s threat to humanity as the Biden administration asks for public input on regulation ideas.

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Suspect arrested in NYC smoke shop execution caught on tape was out on bail for shooting at cops

 The suspect captured on shocking video wearing a jacket with the letters FDNY emblazoned on the back while shooting and killing another man execution-style in a New York City smoke shop was arrested Tuesday. 

Police say the same man also murdered a 19-year-old just 30 hours prior and was out on bail for allegedly opening fire toward cops two years ago. 

Messiah Nantwi, 21, was arrested and charged in the murder of 36-year-old Brandon Brunson in Sunday’s brazen Harlem smoke shop slaying, as well as the murder of 19-year-old Jaylen Duncan, who was fatally shot in the head near Madison Avenue and East 132nd Street Saturday afternoon. 

Nantwi, according to reports, was out on bail for the attempted murder of a police officer after allegedly firing at cops during a graffiti stop in the Bronx in February 2021. 

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Bank records show millions in transaction between Hunter Biden, China firms: Sen. Johnson

Wisconsin GOP Sen. Ron Johnson says the Chinese-American financial institution Cathay Bank has given Senate Republicans records showing millions of dollars going from Chinese companies to President Biden’s son Hunter Biden.

Republicans and others started raising concerns during President Biden’s successful 2020 White House campaign, if not earlier, that Hunter Biden used the family name and influence while his father was vice president to make millions in overseas business deals, which also could have compromised U.S. national security.

“In my mind, it’s the Chinese government telling Joe Biden, ‘We got the goods on you, buddy. And we’re willing to dish it up,'” Johnson said.

The records provided by the bank also include those from the president’s brother, James Biden.

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Bombshell report surfaces on Hunter Biden associates’ visits to the White House

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Joe Biden boosted Ukraine gas industry as Hunter took Burisma role

Then-Vice President Joe Biden visited Ukraine on a mission to bolster the country’s energy industry days after his son Hunter joined the board of natural gas company Burisma in 2014 — which a former White House stenographer claims implicates the now-80-year-old in a foreign influence-peddling “kickback scheme.”

Mike McCormick says he was with current national security adviser Jake Sullivan — then a Biden aide — in the press cabin of Air Force Two en route to Kyiv on April 21, 2014, as he outlined how the world’s wealthiest country would help the deeply corrupt post-Soviet state build its gas industry.

Giving a rundown of Biden’s priorities for the trip, Sullivan — described as a “senior administration official” — said the then-vice president would “discuss with [Ukrainian officials] medium- and long-term strategies to boost conventional gas production, and also to begin to take advantage of the unconventional gas reserves that are in Ukraine.”

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Fox News to host first debate of 2024 Republican presidential primary

Fox News will host the first Republican presidential primary debate in Milwaukee later this year, Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Ronna McDaniel announced on Wednesday.

She also said the RNC would livestream the debate on Rumble, a video platform popular with the political right.

“We’re also going to partner with some pretty exciting partners,” McDaniel said. “For the first time ever, we’re going to live stream on Rumble. We’re getting away from Big Tech, YouTube’s owned by Google. We’re going to have an RNC channel on Rumble. And then the Young Americas Foundation, which is run by Scott Walker, to really reach out to young voters. They’re based in Wisconsin, so they’re going to be a partner as well.”

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VIDEO: ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith Says He Knows Trump Is Not ‘Racist’ from Personal Experience

Smith noted that he and Trump were on personal terms before the 2016 election and had found common ground in sports.

“I knew Trump before he ran for the presidency,” Smith said during the event. “I thoroughly enjoyed talking to him. He was a huge sports fan.”

Smith added that he had attended several events sponsored by the then-New York real estate tycoon.

“He used to throw a lot of events at — you know — at his casinos and stuff like that, and I genuinely liked him,” the ESPN talker insisted.

Still, he felt that the Trump who ran for the White House starting in 2015 was a version of Trump that stunned Smith, and he added, “I didn’t know who this guy was running for president.”

Still, Smith pushed back on the left’s constant claim that Trump is somehow a racist.

“I think he’s changed, but I will tell you this: I think when people call him racist and stuff like that, I’ve never thought of Trump that way,” Smith told the audience.

Smith added that he had never witnessed Trump display animosity toward blacks.

“He’s not against black people,” Smith said.

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Commentary:

WOKE DA Alvin Bragg PANICKS As Judge REJECTS Restraining Order Lawsuit Against Jim Jordan Subpoena!

Josh Gerstein, senior legal affairs contributor for Politico cast doubt over the merits of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s lawsuit against House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) on MSNBC’s Morning Joe Wednesday morning, suggesting Bragg faces an “uphill battle” to receive the relief he’s seeking.

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Do Men and Women Need Each Other?

A recent study reports that 63% percent of young men are single—twice the number of single young women.

Aldo travels to Santa Monica to ask people why they think this is and whether men and women still need each other. What he hears may surprise you!

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World News:

Japan eyes torpedo tubes to speed debut of sub-launched missile

Launching the missiles horizontally from the torpedo tubes already on the subs — an alternative not directly mentioned in the buildup plan — would be a quicker option.

Tokyo sees submarine-launched missiles as a potent deterrent. Maritime Self-Defense Force subs are known for their quiet operation underwater.

Putting standoff missiles on a vessel that is so difficult to track makes it challenging for enemies to figure out where to direct a counterattack.

Having both horizontal and vertical launch capabilities would allow for rapid strikes on both enemy ships and land-based targets in a short period of time, bolstering their effectiveness even further.

The new missiles could have a range of around 1,000 kilometers, according to some observers — well above the maximum of less than 200 km for the SDF’s existing arsenal, and long enough to reach China or North Korea from Japan. They are expected to fly close to, but not above, the speed of sound.

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Canada, are you F**king SERIOUS with this?

The Canadian government blacklisted companies that were sympathetic to the Trucker Convoy and made no attempts to restrict who saw this list, according to new reports.

Worse, the government sent this list to foreign banks in order to thwart businesses who they thought were guilty of “wrong think.”

The list included 201 companies that had shown themselves to be sympathetic to the Freedom Convoy.

Under the Emergencies Act, the Trudeau government gave itself the right to seize property including bank accounts. No one has been held accountable for this power grab and probably never will after the inquiry concluded that the emergencies act was “appropriate.”

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‘Surveillance Empire’: Gleeful China Celebrates Alleged Pentagon Leaks for Hurting U.S. Alliances

The state-run Xinhua News Agency, China Daily, and the Global Times all weighed in on the blossoming scandal, comparing it to the 2013 revelations of extensive National Security Agency (NSA) spying by leaker Edward Snowden and predicting that America would lose critical allies such as South Korea over the alleged revelations.

Corporate media outlets in the United States, most notably the left-wing New York Times and Washington Post, began publishing reports over the weekend on America’s involvement in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, citing the documents in question.

According to an investigation by the U.K. Guardian, the documents had been circulating on Discord, a video game social network, for months, potentially as early as January. Users shared the documents, including items marked “top secret” and illustrative slides, which seemingly detailed Ukrainian military assets and troop movements.

Some of the documents detailed alleged casualty counts of Russian and Ukrainian forces. Others appeared to reveal the presence of American, British, and other Western special forces on the ground in Ukraine.

Still, others involved the alleged activities of third parties regarding the conflict, most prominently South Korea and Egypt.

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Jerusalem ‘not interested in war’; Israel bars entry of Jews onto Temple Mount TV7 Israel News 12.04

1) Israel’s defense establishment ratchets-up efforts to root-out terror elements throughout the West Bank districts of Judea, Samaria and the Jordan Valley – with chief focus on preventing eminent attacks.

2) Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen stresses that while Israel is not keen on war – it will respond to any act of aggression threatening its sovereignty and the security of its citizens.

3) The Israeli Security Cabinet decides to grant Muslim Worshippers exclusive entry into the Temple Mount – effectively baring Jews, Christians and other non-Muslim visitors from visiting the ancient compound.

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Mexican Military Finds Fentanyl Lab Despite President’s Claims His Country Doesn’t Make It

The seizure took place late last week in Culiacan, Sinaloa, where federal authorities raided a home in the Ampliacion El Barrio neighborhood. During that raid, authorities found over 250 pounds of fentanyl pills, more than five pounds of fentanyl powder, over 75 pounds of fentanyl paste, seven pounds of heroin, and several chemicals used to manufacture synthetic drugs.

The discovery of the lab follows repeated public claims by Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador that his country does not produce fentanyl and that the current opioid crisis is a U.S. problem.

As Breitbart Texas reported, most recently Lopez Obrador sent a letter to China telling them to do more to stop the flow of fentanyl into Mexico.

China responded that there is no illegal trade of that drug between their country and Mexico.

Despite Lopez Obrador’s claims, earlier this year, Mexico’s military announced the raid of a fentanyl production facility and one of the largest methamphetamine labs in Sinaloa.

According to information from the military at the time, during that seizure in February, officials seized more than 270 pounds of granulated fentanyl, almost 630,000 fentanyl pills, more than 220 pounds of methamphetamine, and several chemicals used for its manufacture.

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‘Water is Not a Human Right’: WEF Orders Govt’s To Begin Rationing Water Into Homes

In a disturbing development, the globalist elite are claiming that water is not a human right and the world’s water supplies must be privatized and controlled by the elites.

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Politics:

WATCH: Sen. Tim Scott Unveils 2024 White House Exploratory Committee

Scott released a video to set out his plans.

“All too often when they get called out for their failures, they weaponize race to divide us, to hold onto their power,” he said in the video piece. “When I fought back against their liberal agenda, they called me a prop. A token. Because I disrupt their narrative. I threaten their control.”

In an earlier email to supporters, Scott teased he would be making a “major announcement” during an appearance on Fox News on Wednesday morning.

“I’ve been doing a lot of thinking the past few months,” Scott wrote. “I’ve been thinking about my faith. I’ve been thinking about the future of our country. And I’ve been thinking about the Left’s plan to ruin America.”

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Former Trump official sounds the alarm on Hunter joining Biden on ‘bizarre’ trip

Rubicon Founders CEO Adam Boehler reacts to French President Macron suggesting that Europe should take an independent stance from U.S. on Taiwan.

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Biden family blasted over Hunter bombshell: ‘This is corruption at its core’

South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace calls out President Biden’s ‘lies’ after newly revealed documents show Hunter’s associates visited the White House more than 80 times while Biden was vice president

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House Judiciary subpoenas FTC chair for stonewalling on docs related to Twitter investigation

Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) told Khan in a letter Wednesday that her rationale for the investigation, in response to the Weaponization of the Federal Government Subcommittee’s inquiry, was “pretextual at best.”

At a recent hearing the FTC’s congressional liaison could not say which agency employee was overseeing compliance with congressional requests and “provided no information as to what information had been gathered or what sources were being reviewed for production, if any,” the letter says.

The Judiciary Committee requires FTC records to inform possible “legislative reforms” including “laws to ensure that the FTC’s investigative and enforcement authority is not abused in ways that hurt commerce and competition or harm civil liberties and free speech,” Jordan wrote.

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Ingraham: This tells the world that we can’t keep our secrets secure

Fox News host Laura Ingraham discusses the political fallout from the Pentagon leaks and the push to distort reality to sell a dangerous agenda in Tuesday’s opening monologue.

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Donald Trump: They’re ‘weaponizing’ our justice system

Former President Donald Trump reflects on his arraignment, Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Russia-Ukraine war and more on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’

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Trump warns biggest threat is ‘nuclear warming’

Former President Donald Trump sits down with Tucker Carlson to discuss foreign policy and how the world has changed since he left office.

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Trump vows criminal conviction won’t stop him from 2024 presidential run

Former President Donald Trump calls out the indictment against him, weighs in on whether Biden will seek re-election and which Democrat could run for the Oval Office instead on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’

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