MSM is using their pulpit to interfere in the 2026 midterms! Like they did in 2020 (Hunter Biden laptop story).

The Russia/Ukraine war is Joe Biden’s war. He caused it and he owns it. The continued drag on the U.S. an American consumers continues to this day!

According to Joseph Vasquez and Craig Bannister at MRC, there has been a huge difference in the way the media has treated Donald Trump’s inflation versus the way they treated Joe Biden’s inflation.

Talarico tango?

What was the worst media quote of the week?

Ana Navarro: We are going to be in “Dante’s Circles of Hell,” If Republicans Win and Let “Insane” and “Cruel” Trump Do Whatever He Wants. Oh – the damage those means tweets have done?

“They have let him do whatever the hell he wants for the last two years. And so, if the Republicans stay in power, if the first two years were bad, the next two years are going to be Dante’s circles of hell! And so I think it is important because Donald Trump is increasingly unhinged, increasingly insane, increasingly bad as precedent. And his administration is increasingly cruel.” — ABC’s The View co-host Ana Navarro on ABC’s Behind the Table podcast, October 8.

Keith Olbermann: Trump Is Trying to Start a Race War! And what Obama didn’t?

“He has another desperate and violent and treasonous idea. He is now trying to start race wars in Minnesota, here in New York City, and across America. It was not a coincidence that Trump’s attempt to instigate mobs to attack black people in Minnesota and the ICE attempt to murder a Dominican man and his five-year-old son in New York City happened within hours of each other in the past week….Trump has run out of subtle schemes to thwart democracy…He has run out of subtle ways to destroy America. He is now reverting to blunt force. This is his attempt to unleash the holocaust of a race war on our society. White people versus the brown and the black people and anybody else Donald Trump personally hates and is personally deeply utterly terrified because mommy raised him that way.” — Former MS NOW host Keith Olbermann on his Countdown podcast, October 12.

Hayley Williams: Please Vote Against “These F***ing MAGA Pieces of Sh*t”

“Please f***ing vote in November. F*** all these people, these f***ing MAGA pieces of sh*t, KKK look different, and they will not win. Until I see you again, take care of you, and take care of each other.” — Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams from the stage, at a concert in New Orleans, October 10.

Inflation is up near term because the conflict in Iran is raising energy costs, but the root cause is Bidenomics and the $5 trillion spending spree Democrats went on in 2021-22 that sent inflation to 40-year highs.

When Joe Biden took office in January of 2021, with Democrat congressional majorities in Congress, CPI was 1.4%.

By June of 2022, CPI soared to 9.1%, something we hadn’t endured since Jimmy Carter. We are still recovering.

Voters should think about that when Democrats ask for control of Congress and our nations purse strings again this November.

The DSA is now pushing them to spend even more recklessly, America cannot afford the DSA utopian wish list.

We are now over $40 trillion in debt, interest payments on the debt now exceed actual spending on our national defense.

Kent, you were in Oregon yesterday doing an event with Spencer Pratt. Tell us about it.

But consider what he and his family endured for 11 long years including 8 years behind bars.

What did it take to survive even a day in a federal prison? Should he have been locked up in the first place?

Governor, there are those who feel (more than ever) that Barack Obama should be wearing a prison jumpsuit, however; how do you feel now, knowing his role in the Coop’ against Donald Trump, you went to prison and he is a rich man?

Like” “Trump colluded with Putin,” you trying to sell Obama’s Senate seat to the highest bidder was intended to convict you in the court of public opinion. Would you agree?

What I have found strange about your case is that in politics, no one goes to prison today, for any crime. Yet, you seemed to have been directly targeted. Was it the machine who has propped up Barack Obama who targeted you? Did someone in that circle fear you?

How did you get along with the Obama’s?

Governor, do you believe the FBI’s role has changed to a political gestapo?

In your book, you argue that conduct portrayed by prosecutors as criminal was ordinary political bargaining. Can you explain?

You have problems with the way in-which evidence in his case were presented. Can you describe what you objected to in the ways evidence was presented?

Governor, in your book you describe your prison experience. Has that experience; and those you met inside, changed you? How has it changed your family and the relationships with your family?

How do you feel about what has happened to Chicago, the murder rate, the crime? The current mayor (Brandon Johnson) seems to be more interested in maintaining the status quo.

What do you think about Governor JB Pritzker?

The final chapters in your book, you devote to President Trump. On February 18, 2020, after he had served roughly seven and a half years, you were a free man. How do you feel about President Trump and what he did for you?

What can we do about the spread of socialism to America’s young people?

Are our young people not willing to work hard to achieve their financial goals?

Recent polls from organizations like the Cato Institute and Gallup show that over half of Gen Z (roughly 53%) hold a favorable view of socialism—outpacing their support for capitalism (45%). (Yahoo)

Baby Boomers overwhelmingly hold a positive view of capitalism at 68%. Only 32% of our elder generation holds a positive view of socialism.

Many older Americans are baffled by the fact that so many Gen Zers could favor a system that has failed so horribly in the past. Baby Boomers and Gen X grew up during the Cold War, when socialist and communist ideologies spread across Eastern Europe and Asia. They witnessed, in real time, the authoritarianism, human rights abuses, and economic stagnation stemming from socialist policies that plagued entire countries.

When the Soviet Union fell on December 26, 1991, many thought that would be the end of the support for socialism and that free-market capitalism would dominate the Western Hemisphere for eternity.

However, the rising support for socialism among young Americans, the recent election of democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani in America’s biggest city, and the Democratic Party’s gradual embrace of policies once considered fringe, proved that hopeful sentiment wrong.

So, what happened? Why are the youngest Americans so pessimistic about their economic future and demand an overhaul of our free-market system?

The drone strike started a fire at the refinery about 300 kilometers (180 miles) southeast of Moscow in Russia’s Ryazan region, according to the Russian Defense Ministry and Ryazan Gov. Pavel Malkov. Russia’s Astra online news outlet posted what it said was a photograph of the blaze.

The strike could further complicate Kyiv’s relations with Trump, which have soured again in recent days amid deepening tensions between Ukraine and Washington.

Zelenskyy said he was outraged by Russia’s continuing aerial bombardment of energy infrastructure in apparent defiance of Trump’s demand on Sunday for both sides to halt those attacks.

Ilhan Omar’s Father, Nur Omar Mohamed, and Somalia’s Genocide!

We do not hear about Ilhan Omar’s father, however; he may be at the epicenter of the entire investigation?

Yesterday, you posted a story in The Gateway Pundit alerting us to the shady past of her father in Somalia. Can you tell us about it?

Obviously, the increase in gas prices has made the situation far worse.

Why do you think that Gen Z is so infatuated with socialism?

You have been reporting from the White House for months, have you sensed any change in their bravado since the President’s poll numbers began to slide?

You have been traveling with the President during his recent campaign stops. Have those rallies had the kind of energy when compared with those during the campaign?

What about the crowds, MSM claims the crowds at recent tally’s are small compared to those in 2024? What is the truth?

What do you make of the attacks against the new White House Press Secretary, Katie Zacharia, claiming she falsified her credentials about being an attorney?

What is your sense about the race for New York Governor? Will that race be decided by the New York suburbs?

A concert pianist unearths three generations of her family’s buried history under Europe’s most brutal communist regime–and returns to the city that tried to erase them to speak their names out loud.

In a country where silence meant survival, one family learned to live with missing names, empty walls, and questions no one dared to ask.

Dr. Elida Dakoli traces the destruction of two Albanian families during one of Europe’s most isolated communist regimes.

A respected lawyer and public figure is gunned down in the street. A businessman is seized as an “enemy of the people,” and within hours his home, property, and dignity are stripped away.

What remains is a matriarch’s quiet endurance, children raised under surveillance, and a legacy carried in objects, fragments, and memories never said out loud.

Years later, distance does not dissolve inheritance. The past continues to shape the present, demanding reckoning.

Life under communism:

The night the state took their house, one of the men ripped the gold-coin necklace off her grandmother’s neck.

She walked her four barefoot children past the rifles and asked the police one question: “Who is the real enemy here?”

Her great-grandfather got a letter warning him the communist guerrillas planned to kill him. He went to work anyway. “Better to live one day as a rooster than a life as a chicken.”

Every home in Albania had a portrait of the dictator on the wall. Hers didn’t. The spot stayed empty until the regime was falling apart. Then the family hung her great-grandfather’s photo there, creased from 45 years of being folded up and hidden.

For six weeks her grandmother carried homemade yogurt to the prison, and the guards kept saying her husband was too sick for visitors. He was already dead.

Her youngest uncle saw his father get thinner with every prison visit. At seven, he decided: “I have three fathers.”

At her piano audition, age six, the judges asked her to recite a poem to the dictator: “Uncle Enver, Uncle Enver, your mouth is full of sugar.” She got violin.

Her classmates saw a Popeye cartoon playing at her seventh birthday party. Three days later the Young Pioneers list went up without her name.

A famous folk singer, said to be one of the dictator’s favorites, kept stealing the lightbulb from her practice room. So her family packed a lightbulb in her schoolbag every day.

In 1960 the government gave families until midnight to dig up their dead to make room for a stadium. Her eight-year-old uncle carried his grandfather’s bones home in a bucket.

At eleven she watched the school janitor pull the remains of an unborn baby out of the bomb shelter. Nobody said a word about it. Her grandmother’s advice that night: “Don’t become someone who sleeps well.”

In 2023 Durrës named her an ambassador of the city. On the day of the ceremony, someone told her the piano wasn’t playable.

Dr. Dakoli, In the United States Democrats are now openly communist or sympathetic to communists. What is your message to America?

What do you say to Americans, who have watched political prisioners jailed in America (J6)?