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Biden
December 6, 2023
News

National Archives Will 62,000+ Biden Records to House GOP, Including Emails From Pseudonyms.

The National Archives will reportedly release over 62,000 pages of records to the House Oversight Committee, following requests by Chairman James Comer. Information within these records reportedly includes the use of email aliases by President Biden and documents associated with Hunter Biden. The records are expected to be transferred to the aforementioned committee in the near future, supplementing the already disclosed 20,000 pages from Biden’s vice-presidency.

Comer requested unredacted emails between Biden and Hunter Biden’s business partners in September, seeking unrestricted access to records from the National Archives titled, “Records on Hunter Biden, James Biden, and Their Foreign Business Dealings.”

The committee first became aware of these records through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by America First Legal. Comer’s request also included any documentation or communication featuring a pseudonym for Joe Biden as a sender, recipient, or included within the communication’s contents.

Comer has emphasized the necessity for complete compliance from the White House, stating that any hindrance amounts to obstruction. Comer’s comment came after recent whistleblowing actions from two IRS employees, who revealed that Joe Biden utilized email aliases while vice president to correspond with his son as well as his son’s business associate, Eric Schwerin.

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The National Archives will reportedly release over 62,000 pages of records to the House Oversight Committee, following requests by Chairman James Comer. Information within these records reportedly includes the use of email aliases by President Biden and documents associated with Hunter Biden. The records are expected to be transferred to the aforementioned committee in the near future, supplementing the already disclosed 20,000 pages from Biden's vice-presidency. show more
December 6, 2023
News

Gunman Injures 4 In Brussels Shooting.

Four individuals have been injured in a shooting that occurred in a major shopping district in Brussels, Belgium this evening. Authorities received reports of the incident around 7:30 p.m. local time on the Avenue de la Toison d’Or.

According to police, the victims were located in different areas within the vicinity. One was discovered near the Galerie Toison d’Or, a bustling shopping center, and a second victim was found near an Apple store. Another casualty was found on a nearby high street. One of the victims is currently in serious condition at a local hospital.

Police spokesman Ilse Van de Keere confirmed the details, saying, “Around 7:30 p.m., we received reports of a shooting on Avenue de la Toison d’Or. Our services immediately went to the scene. Several people were injured. A perimeter was set up.”

The gunman is believed to be at large.

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Four individuals have been injured in a shooting that occurred in a major shopping district in Brussels, Belgium this evening. Authorities received reports of the incident around 7:30 p.m. local time on the Avenue de la Toison d'Or. show more
December 6, 2023
Jake Welch
War
World

Kiev Mayor Turns On Zelensky, Calls Him Isolated & Authoritarian.

Vitali Klitschko, the former boxing heavyweight champion turned Mayor of Kiev, has called Volodymyr Zelensky an autocrat and suggests the Ukrainian President is slowly paying for the strategic mistakes that he has continued to make throughout the war.

Klitschko, who was elected Kiev Mayor in 2014, told German magazine Der Spiegel that Zelensky is becoming isolated and is adopting “authoritarian tendencies” that pose a danger to Ukrainian society. He said, “At some point we will no longer be any different from Russia, where everything depends on the whim of one man.”

In another interview with Swiss media, he explained, “People wonder why we weren’t better prepared for this war, why Zelensky denied until the end that it would come to this.”

“People see who’s effective and who’s not. And there were and still are a lot of expectations. Zelensky is paying for mistakes he has made,” Klitschko added.

Meanwhile, domestic and international pressure is mounting on Zelensky, who was forced to admit on Monday that the counter-offensive “did not achieve the desired results.” The Ukrainian President blamed the West for failing to provide the weapons and assistance necessary for the operation to succeed.

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Vitali Klitschko, the former boxing heavyweight champion turned Mayor of Kiev, has called Volodymyr Zelensky an autocrat and suggests the Ukrainian President is slowly paying for the strategic mistakes that he has continued to make throughout the war. show more

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December 6, 2023
William Upton
News

WATCH: Bannon Says Harry & Meghan ‘Not an Entertainment Story’, But a Story of National Decline.

Former Trump advisor Stephen K. Bannon appeared on the UK-based GB News network, explaining that the headline-grabbing drama between the Royal Family and Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle isn’t a “show business” ploy. Rather, it is a story of Britain’s national decline, he argued.

“I don’t think it’s an entertainment story,” Bannon continued, before adding: “I think it’s a story that cuts to the heart of where the United Kingdom is right now politically. I think it cuts to the heart of where you people are as a society and a culture.”

“If you look at what’s happened… he’s a shell of his former self,” Bannon told GB News host Patrick Christys regarding Mr. Markle’s ‘woke’ political turn. “The stuff he says and comes up with, I just wince and say, ‘My God what happened to this guy.'”

As a younger man, Harry served in the British military and saw two combat tours of duty in Afghanistan. Serving as an Apache helicopter commander, he flew six missions and is reported to have killed 25 Taliban hostiles. Speaking on the military service, Bannon said: “That is an incredible young man, and I think for the monarchies – not just England but also in Europe – it’s a real example of what they want to produce.”

Bannon went on to explain the embrace of radical woke culture by Harry, at the urging of his wife, symbolizes the social and political strife affecting the British nation as a whole. “I think it is a tragedy, and I think the arch of his career – where he is now – is a shining example of what wokeness will do to you. Of what this culture will do to you.”

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Former Trump advisor Stephen K. Bannon appeared on the UK-based GB News network, explaining that the headline-grabbing drama between the Royal Family and Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle isn't a "show business" ploy. Rather, it is a story of Britain's national decline, he argued. show more
December 6, 2023
News

Melania Trump to Speak at National Archives Citizen Swearing In Ceremony.

Former First Lady Melania Trump is set to visit the National Archives on December 15, Bill of Rights Day, where she will deliver a speech during a ceremony scheduled to swear in new U.S. citizens. According to the event agenda, 25 individuals from 20 different nations are due to be sworn in as new American citizens on this day.

Ms. Trump, originally from Slovenia, became a U.S. citizen in 2006. She is to share the stage with U.S. Archivist Colleen Shogan at the National Archives, making it her latest public outing during her husband’s third presidential campaign. It’s noteworthy that Ms. Trump is appearing for a major event at the government-funded archives despite the ongoing problems her husband, former President Donald Trump, has had with the organization.

The National Archives has been part of an ongoing legal dispute with the former President Donald Trump, who is facing criminal charges related to the mishandling of classified documents following his exit from the White House in 2021. As of now, no comment had been released from either of the Trump’s representatives or the National Archives regarding the upcoming ceremony.

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Former First Lady Melania Trump is set to visit the National Archives on December 15, Bill of Rights Day, where she will deliver a speech during a ceremony scheduled to swear in new U.S. citizens. According to the event agenda, 25 individuals from 20 different nations are due to be sworn in as new American citizens on this day. show more
Hamas
December 6, 2023
Jake Welch
War
World

DATA: Gen Z As Likely To Call Hamas ‘Freedom Fighters’ As They Are ‘Terrorists’.

Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, are just as likely to call members of Hamas “freedom fighters” as they are to call them “terrorists,” according to recent polling by the British organization More in Common.

Just under one-quarter of Generation Z – 24 percent – termed Hamas “freedom fighters,” with the same amount calling them “terrorists.” A further 35 percent said they were not sure.

Millennials, born between 1981 and 1996, were similarly more open to calling Hamas freedom fighters than other generations, at 19 percent. However, the majority still called those who launched a violent incursion into Israel on October 7 as terrorists, at 32 percent.

Older generations were far more hostile to Hamas, with 72 percent of the silent generation, those older than 75, 56 percent of baby boomers, aged between 56 and 74, and 40 percent of Generation X, between 41 and 55 years old, labeling the organization’s members as terrorists.

Pollsters also learned that sympathy for Hamas was higher in London than any other region in Britain. Graduates were “twice as likely” to sympathize with Hamas and those in the Gaza Strip than Israel.

“One by-product of the Israel-Gaza conflict is that it’s simply made it impossible to ignore the growing divides in Western societies,” argues political commentator Matt Goodwin.

The divides have been stoked by “mass immigration, a failing policy of multiculturalism, the rise of the radical woke left, and our increasingly left-leaning educational institutions which are, very clearly, leaving many young people with a warped view of the world,” he adds.

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Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, are just as likely to call members of Hamas "freedom fighters" as they are to call them "terrorists," according to recent polling by the British organization More in Common. show more
December 6, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
News

NYC Will Spend $4.3 BILLION on Hotels & Services for Migrants This Year.

Spending on hotels and other services for migrants in New York City will hit $4.3 billion by the end of 2023. This is an increase of 48 percent on earlier estimates.

Democrat Mayor Eric Adams and the city government have been reluctant to provide a breakdown of the spending. Its contract with the Roosevelt Hotel, now a major migrant processing facility, has only recently been released. Key details are redacted, such as the amount the city is paying “per room per day”. The city claims this is a “trade secret” – despite the fact hotels advertise their rates publicly.

The contract was made through a city-controlled Health and Hospitals Corp rather than a bona fide city agency. This allowed the contract to escape comptroller scrutiny.

In terms of known costs, the Floyd Bennett Field migrant camp is already costing $1.7 million a month. This includes the cost of ferrying minors to subway stops by bus and providing them with city-funded MetroCards, so they can attend school. There are only around 195 minors in the camp, but transport costs will hit $625,000 by the end of 2023.

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Spending on hotels and other services for migrants in New York City will hit $4.3 billion by the end of 2023. This is an increase of 48 percent on earlier estimates. show more
December 6, 2023
William Upton
News

House Impeachment Inquiry Concludes President Biden’s DOJ Impeded Investigation Into Hunter Biden.

House of Representatives committees leading the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden have published an interim staff report concluding Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ) attempted to control and impede the Internal Revenue Service’s tax crime investigation of his son Hunter. The report serves to address just one of the three lines of investigation the committees opened nearly three months ago.

According to the report, “…the Justice Department afforded Hunter Biden—the President’s son—preferential treatment throughout its investigation of his numerous alleged crimes… then sought to cover up its actions after two courageous IRS agents stepped forward to blow the whistle on the Department’s deviations from its investigative standards.”

The committees state Biden appointees “exercised significant oversight and control over the investigation,” adding Special Counsel David Weiss “…did not have ‘ultimate authority’ over the Hunter Biden case.”

“[DOJ} officials slow-walked the investigation, informed defense counsel of future investigative actions, prevented line investigators from taking otherwise ordinary investigative steps, and even allowed the statute of limitations to expire on the most serious potential charges,” House investigators reported. They went on to add the actions undertaken by the DOJ were “unprecedented” and “conflicted with standard operating procedure” – and evidentiary of an effort to engineer a politically favorable outcome for President Joe Biden and his family.

The report details evidence indicating the DOJ likely would not have moved forward with a criminal prosecution of Hunter Biden had IRS whistleblowers not come forward and exposed the Department’s slow-walking of the tax crime investigation. The evidence of DOJ and FBI stonewalling efforts is further corroborated by testimony given to the House Judiciary Committee by FBI officials which indicated no significant progress had been made in Weiss’s investigation in October of 2022.

The House committees believe the DOJ was forced to renew its investigation after IRS whistleblowers came forward in April 2023. This culminatied with Attorney General Merrick Garland announcing the appointment of Weiss as special counsel on August 8, 2023.

In addition to DOJ interference, the interim staff report contends attempts by Hunter Biden’s lawyers to influence the DOJ towards investigating witnesses against him is demonstrative of “the extent to which Hunter Biden believes it[sic] can influence the investigation in a manner favorable to him.” House investigators reiterated concerns over how closely the DOJ worked with Hunter Biden’s lawyers in crafting the ‘sweetheart‘ plea deal later rejected by a federal judge.

A formal vote to adopt the impeachment inquiry is expected next week.

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House of Representatives committees leading the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden have published an interim staff report concluding Biden's Department of Justice (DOJ) attempted to control and impede the Internal Revenue Service's tax crime investigation of his son Hunter. The report serves to address just one of the three lines of investigation the committees opened nearly three months ago. show more
trump biden
December 6, 2023
News
Politics

Biden Admits He’s Not Running for America, Only to Stop Trump.

Joe Biden admitted on Tuesday that his reason for seeking re-election in 2024 is preventing former President Donald Trump from reclaiming the presidency. “If Trump wasn’t running, I’m not sure I’d be running. But we cannot let him win,” he said, placing his animosity towards the reality TV billionaire over any positive plans for the country.

Biden’s comments have sparked increased speculation about his fitness for office given his age and perceived cognitive decline. His tendency for gaffes and unconventional anecdotes, used to connect with audiences, have fueled this debate.

The statement comes in the backdrop of recent poll increases for Trump. According to the RealClearPolitics polling average, the former president currently holds a two percent lead over Biden. The sentiment that Trump holds little regard for the U.S. Constitution or democratic institutions has been echoed by many of his detractors and has intensified in recent weeks in the light of these poll numbers.

Asked about the comments by Sean Hannity, former President Trump said it was unclear if Biden will even make it to the election in 2024.

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Joe Biden admitted on Tuesday that his reason for seeking re-election in 2024 is preventing former President Donald Trump from reclaiming the presidency. "If Trump wasn’t running, I’m not sure I’d be running. But we cannot let him win," he said, placing his animosity towards the reality TV billionaire over any positive plans for the country. show more
December 6, 2023
Jake Welch
Culture
News
Politics

School Board Gets Death Threats After Refusing $10K From LGBT+ Group.

A school district in Lynchburg, Virginia, has received multiple death threats after the Washington Post published an article that claimed the board created a “blueprint for how to belittle, betray and dismiss kids” because it refused a $10,000 donation from a radical LGBT-pushing group.

The Lynchburg City School Board voted 7 to 2 against the creation of LGBT “safe spaces” in its schools – designed to take children out of lessons and allow them to talk about their feelings in “comfortable chairs, blankets and low light” – with funds from the charity “It Gets Better.”

The rejection infuriated Petula Dvorak of the Post, who reports that the school kids were left feeling “terrified” and “incandescent” with rage. The decision was “[a]nimated by a conservative movement linking parental fears and grievances to anything related by being LGBTQ+,” Dvorak asserts.

The school board began receiving death threats shortly after the piece was published on November 30. The police have opened an investigation into the messages after the board became sufficiently concerned to contact the authorities.

“I know that these emails are affecting some of the board members to a greater extent than they are affecting other board members, and to that end, we are taking this very seriously,” said Christian Depaul, a member of the board.

Worse still, Depaul hit out at the Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper for neglecting to mention that the district “plans on providing safe spaces” for students but does not want It Gets Better funding to do so.

The LGBT charity was founded by the gay activist Dan Savage and his husband, Terry Miller, in 2010. Savage is best known for a number of controversial remarks, such as wishing Republicans “were all f*cking dead” as well as suggesting “abortion should be mandatory for about 30 years.”

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A school district in Lynchburg, Virginia, has received multiple death threats after the Washington Post published an article that claimed the board created a "blueprint for how to belittle, betray and dismiss kids" because it refused a $10,000 donation from a radical LGBT-pushing group. show more