Literally. With real cops.

Police1, a powerful arm of “public safety policy management” behemoth Lexipol, is reshaping law enforcement across the United States — though certainly not for the better.

Barring decisive pushback, the madness spreading across the UK and Ireland will soon find its way into the United States.

You see, Police1 is busy preparing officers to confront what it labels the “misinformation” crisis of the digital age. If they’re not already prepared, the author of a recent article on the Police1 website, Joseph J. Lestrange, insists they should be. […]

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“Pete Hegseth is going to be an excellent head of the Department of Defense. Not only his track record, but as a television personality, he will be able to get up there and deal with the tough questions and communicate the policies properly,” Rubin explains.

In a recent interview, Hegseth made this crystal clear.

“First of all, you’ve got to fire the chairman of Joint Chiefs,” he said, explaining how the Trump administration could course correct after a disastrous four years under the Biden administration.“You’re going to bring in a new secretary of defense, but any general that was involved, general, admiral, whatever, that was involved in any of the DEI, woke s***, has got to go,” he continued.“You’ve got to get DEI and […]

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Conservative supporters of President Trump are frustrated that most Republican senators from deep red states backed John Thune (S.D.) or John Cornyn (Texas) for Senate majority leader on Wednesday. They have a right to be disappointed, as these senators squandered a historic mandate by choosing a younger version of Mitch McConnell’s worldview to lead the Senate. But they should also look in the mirror.

Ten years into the MAGA movement, there’s no excuse not to have DeSantis-level leaders in states Trump won by a landslide.

I personally opposed nearly every current Senate RINO in red-state primaries for years, while others ignored the primaries. This year, red-state RINOs like Roger Wicker of Mississippi, Deb Fischer of Nebraska, and Kevin Cramer of North Dakota easily won renomination with support from Trump and his movement. I featured some of their primary challengers on my show multiple times, but the major names in the industry largely overlooked them. Now, Ukraine supporters like Wicker, who backed Thune for majority leader, will chair powerful committees. In Wicker’s case, he’ll head the Armed Services Committee.

The majority leader vote confirms that we did ourselves no favors by nominating candidates like Tim Sheehy from Montana and Jim Justice from West Virginia when we had the chance to rally Trump behind better candidates. Bernie Moreno from Ohio was the only freshman who supported Rick Scott, likely due to the influence of fellow Ohioan JD Vance. […]

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Johnson’s printed-out pictures included a photo of Rachel Levine, who serves as the assistant secretary of health for the Department of Health and Human Services, and a photo of Sam Brinton, who was nominated as deputy assistant secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy.

When pressed about Gaetz’ nomination, Johnson held up the photos and asked reporters whether they ever “harassed” Democratic lawmakers about those nominees.

Although Gaetz has sparked controversy online and hesitation from certain members of Congress, Johnson pointed out past nominees who have been just as controversial as, if not more than, the Florida firebrand.

Both nominees have scandal-ridden histories. In Levine’s case, he pressured Biden administration officials to remove age requirements for transgender surgeries and puberty blockers for minors. Levine has also made claims that “climate change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health of Black communities.” […]

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When Kamala Harris called Joe Biden a “racist” in past debates, Jill reportedly took it to heart.

“According to reports, that’s a fact. She never got over that,” Pat Gray of “Pat Gray Unleashed” explains, and Keith Malinak believes recent video footage of Jill and Kamala cements the claim.

The video takes place as Kamala and Douglas Emhoff approached their seats reserved at the Arlington Cemetery for a prestigious Veterans Day event. Jill is sitting down while Kamala shakes hands with everyone around her.

“Jill doesn’t even turn toward her,” Malinak says. “I think this is important. Jill is making it clear to Kamala that ‘I see that you’re there.’ In other words, Jill’s not acting like she’s distracted by something off to her left, she’s making sure that ‘you see that I see that you’re there.’” […]

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Chandler was asked during a panel discussion on the Patrick Bet-David podcast what kind of influence UFC fighters have on a person of Zuckerberg’s stature.

“Is there s*** talking? Are you talking to him, what influence does the UFC have on him?” Bet-David asked.

Chandler noted that he met the Meta CEO at a UFC event and said that while he and Zuckerberg are on “different ends” of the political spectrum, he still believes in catching bees with honey as opposed to vinegar.

‘That testosterone started going through the roof … he realized what being a sovereign individual means.’ […]

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The devastating loss has Democrats now claiming that the 2024 election has been stolen, as they point out that it appears 20 million voters came out of nowhere in the 2020 election for Joe Biden and have now disappeared.

“PolitiFact even points out, ‘No, 20 million Democratic votes didn’t disappear, and there’s no evidence the 2024 election was stolen,’” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” comments.

“It’s fascinating to watch all of them now do what they accused us of doing all of this time. We were the election deniers for four years, now they can deny the election, and no one seems to care whatsoever,” he continues.

A survey found that more than half of Harris voters have considered leaving the country after Trump’s win, though 44% of them would like to move but probably won’t. Five percent say they will definitely move and another 5% say they probably will. […]

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The political landscape has fundamentally shifted. Trump’s victory has drawn an unprecedented alliance of talent and innovation: Tech leader Elon Musk, former Democrats Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, populist champion JD Vance, and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy have all joined the America First movement. This diverse coalition of problem-solvers needs a Senate leader who shares their bold approach to governance and willingness to challenge conventional wisdom. Scott embodies these qualities.

The next Senate Republican leader must be able to translate Trump’s mandate into legislative reality.

As a former Florida governor and current senator, Rick Scott has shown the executive experience and political courage that this new era demands. His track record speaks for itself: He turned a $3.6 billion deficit into a surplus, cut taxes 100 times, and created 1.7 million new jobs. Like many in Trump’s coalition, Scott brings real-world business experience to government, having built one of America’s largest health care companies from scratch.

Scott’s proposed “Rescue America” plan demonstrates his understanding of what Trump’s expanded base values — the need for fundamental reform of our institutions. While establishment figures recoiled, Scott recognized that an honest conversation about unsustainable government spending and institutional reform aligns with what the American people voted for in this historic election. […]

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Speaking to Tim Miller on “The Bulwark Podcast” on Saturday, Carville said Kamala’s campaign was doomed after she froze up during an interview on “The View.”

‘That’s the money question. That’s the one you want. … And you freeze!’

“I think if this campaign is reducible to one moment, we are in a 65% wrong-track country,” Carville said. “The country wants something different. And she’s asked, as is so often the case, in a friendly audience, on ‘The View.'”

Carville noted that one question asked by “The View” host Sunny Hostin derailed the Harris campaign. […]

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So the Democrats are playing a game of misdirection and deflection. They’re lying in public.

Americans believe in free speech and reject government-backed racial discrimination.

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) blamed President Joe Biden for not exiting the race soon enough. Strategist James Carville blamed Kamala Harris for failing to answer a simple question on “The View” about how she would be different from her predecessor and boss. MSNBC host Joy Reid blamed white and Latino women for being jealous of black women. Reid’s colleague Rachel Maddow pointed her finger at voter suppression. CNN contributors David Axelrod and Van Jones blamed racism and sexism.

Countless other Democrats politely argued that Harris was a bad candidate. […]

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