In this episode of Bongino Report: Early Edition, Evita Duffy covers the brutal massacre of Christians in Syria, a major fashion brand making a right-wing rebrand, and a Love Is Blind bride leaving her fiancé at the altar over his lack of support for BLM.
The Assad regime is gone, and the country has moved from bad to worse—thousands of Christians and other minorities slaughtered. The world increasingly rejects freedom, as an election in Romania got overturned and a global elitist takes the top spot in Canada. Let’s look at it all, and pray for God’s help! Here’s more from Lori Colley.
This week on the New World Next Week: The trade wars commence as international trade goes topsy-turvy; the globalists are finally realizing their decades-old dream of a European Union army; and Trump flexes US government power to Make America Great Again . . . for Israel.
Here’s more from The Corbett Report and Media Monarchy.
Detectives in Santa Fe, New Mexico collected several pieces of evidence from the home of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa after their bodies were discovered last week. Among the evidence included two “green in color cellular devices.”
Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart explains what those devices could hold and the clues they’ll give investigators who are working to solve this mysterious death investigation on this episode of On the Case. Law enforcement and medical examiner’s officials will give a press conference Friday afternoon in Santa Fe.
The FBI uncovers a secret tunnel beneath Gene Hackman’s mansion, and what they find inside is truly chilling. Fans have celebrated Hackman’s legendary career, but no one expected this shocking discovery.
Investigators reveal cryptic notes, hidden documents, and eerie artifacts buried for years. Then and Now questions arise—Was Hackman hiding something, or is there a deeper Hollywood mystery? Authorities are piecing together the puzzle, and Then and Now is here to bring you exclusive details.
James Dennehy, the chief of the FBI’s New York field office, has resigned. It’s not clear whether he resigned by choice or was forced to do so.
His office was responsible for withholding thousands of documents pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein that the newly appointed Attorney General Pam Bondi had stipulated must be turned over to her. Those documents were not forthcoming, but now, she’s got Dennehy’s resignation. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Gene Hackman, his wife Betsy Arakawa, and one of their dogs were found dead inside their Santa Fe, New Mexico home. Hackman was discovered in a mudroom and Arakawa was found in a bathroom, along with their German Shepherd dog.
Law enforcement has categorized their deaths as suspicious, but so far, they has no evidence released has pointed to foul play. Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart has the breaking developments in this episode of On the Case.
This week on the New World Next Week: Great Britain secretly funded Reuters during the Cold War; conflicts of interest abound as new study raises question about climate science; and we discuss the trans vegan serial killer cult that the media doesn’t want to talk about. Here’s more from The Corbett Report and Media Monarchy.
Roger Stone discusses what we’re likely to learn with the pending release of classified documents in the political assassination of John F. Kennedy. He also touches upon the explosive news that the CIA has found a large trench of documents, previously hidden, that pertain to that dark day on Nov. 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas.
Stone is the author of the book The Man Who Killed Kennedy: The Case Against LBJ. There is much the CIA has withheld about the assassination, not only within its own files. To get the full picture, Stone says, President Donald Trump should also push for the release of documents that continue to be held in secret by other federal agencies, as well as the Dallas Police Department.
He also briefly touches on many other assassinations and attempts. We’ll soon learn more about the deaths of Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., but there have been plots attempted against Jimmy Carter, Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, among other presidents. Here’s more from Redacted News with Clayton and Natali Morris.
Newly installed U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has promised to release the Jeffrey Epstein client list.
“She promised she would do it (release the report),” says Clayton Morris on Redacted News. “Bondi is already calling for the report to be released A.S.A.P.”
Morris says Kash Patel, who hasn’t yet been approved as director of the FBI, is also promising the report. So it’s not clear if Bondi will release it unilaterally or wait until Patel’s approval so they can both shed light on the document and release it together.
In this episode of Bongino Report: Early Edition, Evita Duffy covers President Donald Trump dismantling USAID, Canada retaliating against U.S. tariffs and Kanye West’s wife, Bianca Censori, making a nude appearance at the Grammys. Had USAID become the CIA’s piggy bank?
