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The Military Is The Only Way

The Democrats are on their last leg of trying to delay President Donald Trump. The remaining corrupt judges are now trying to stop the removal of their election cheating system. This will fail.

Trump is making sure everything is in place for the accountability phase. He is now setting the stage. The military is the only way.

Trump is removing the enemy globally. It had to be this way. Here’s more from the X22 Report.

White House Drops EBS Alert

The White House has dropped an alert: They will be using EBS, the Emergency Broadcasting System.

Could this mean we will see mass arrests soon? Could justice be coming for those who have criminally abused and targeted our country?

How about those committing gross election fraud? How about Democrats taking kickbacks and laundering money abroad?

We all know the mainstream media is a bunch of liars. They are leftists to a core, and mean to denigrate and rattle everyday Americans. They do not report facts but simply push their agenda, benefitting the Democratic Party.

Also in this edition: Keep your eyes on the Iranian War, beef and Lindsay Clancy, the suspected child murderer. Pray. Here’s more from And We Know.

Podcaster Threatened POTUS

Election fraud bombshell! Georgia’s Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger keeps lying about how shoddy the state’s election rolls actually are.

Governor bribery busted! A whistleblower fingers Arizona’s Gov. Katie Hobbs in bribery scheme.

Podcaster indicted! Benjamin Azariah Southworth, a gay podcaster, is charged with threatening the life of President Donald Trump.

Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.

Republicans Can Buck The Odds

Democrats might be aiming to take control of the U.S. Senate and U.S. House after this midterm election, but a new poll from the reliable Harris Harvard polling outfit suggests Republicans might be able to hold them off. The Harris Harvard poll shows Republicans significantly more enthusiastic and likely to vote than Democrats.

The Harris Harvard poll gives Republicans a two percent edge going into the midterms. In other words, it’s not going to be a blowout, but Republicans can preserve an edge over the radical blowhards, providing the GOP holds the line and votes.

Republicans have another huge advantage going into the election. They have huge cash reserves on hand to spend promoting GOP candidates. By contrast, the Democrats remain mired in debt and will not be in a position to aid so many candidates. Here’s more from Steve Turley.

‘Money Honey’ To White House?

The “Money Honey,” Maria Bartiromo, has left Fox news. Bartiromo got nicknamed the “Money Honey” by the late Roger Ailes, the former CEO of Fox News.

There were conflicting reports on whether Bartiromo was fired or left on our own accord. Here, another former Fox News host Trish Regan speculates on the possibility that Bartiromo will become President Donald Trump’s new press secretary, replacing Karoline Leavitt.

Others have been heavily rumored for the job, chief among them, Scott Jennings, one of the few conservatives at CNN. As of yet, no one’s been appointed and it’s not clear when the job will be filled.

Who’s Banking On War?

Geopolitical analyst and President of the LaRouche Organization Harley Schlanger returns to the program to break down the agendas he believes are driving the wars in Iran and Ukraine. Schlanger explains why he sees these conflicts as fundamentally at odds with the interests of the MAGA base—and, more broadly, with the interests of the United States. We discuss who benefits from prolonged conflict, why diplomatic off-ramps continue to fail, and the powerful financial and geopolitical interests he believes are working to keep both wars alive.

Schlanger also shares his perspective on Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, the former governor of both the Bank of Canada and Bank of England, and what his rise represents within the global financial establishment. We examine the role of central banking and financial interests in today’s geopolitical order, why Schlanger believes continued instability in the Middle East and Ukraine serves a much larger agenda, and whether the United States is being pulled further away from the anti-war and America First policies many voters believed they were supporting. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

Rent Control: Wrong As Always

“Why would you enter a market where the government is actively trying to hurt you?”

Economist Salim Furth of the Mercatus Center predicted builders would flee St Paul’s rent control law.

Four years later, the city admits he was right. Here’s more from John Stossel.

Canada Adds Professorial Class

Canada’s solution to compete against the United States? They’re poaching some of our academics.

President Donald Trump has trimmed back grant programs, so academics are feeling the squeeze. And some of the most useless and worthless of these woke bums are now retreating to Canada.  Canada is bragging after attracting 50 or so new professors from the States.

Will Canada miraculously reverse its sluggish economy and match the hectic pace by which the United States keeps adding to its gross national product? If you believe that, we’ve got a bridge to sell you — in Brooklyn! Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.

Trump Saves Hollywood?

Trump is pushing for federal tax incentives to keep Hollywood from collapsing, and BlueSky hates it.

Between this and the Ellisons potentially owning half of Tinseltown, it’s gonna get really interesting.

Will Hollywood celebrities happily take the Trump Bucks, or will they starve? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

What’s Going On In Texas?

What’s the deal with James Talarico? He’s the Democratic Party’s nominee for the U.S. Senate from Texas.

We always thought Texas was a place full of manly men. But Talarico is barely a wisp.

To give off the appearance he’s a real man, Talarico munches on turkey drumsticks. If Texas elects him, they’ll be known as the Gobbler Gulch. Here’s more from Arynne Wexler.

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