Dinesh D’Souza reveals how the parable of the classic Western movie applies to our contemporary situation and to Donald J. Trump.
Producer, director and actor Scott Baio of “Happy Days” fame joins D’Souza to talk about the 40 million Christians who are not registered to vote and how mobilizing a fraction of them can help save the country.
Russell Brand joins The Tucker Carlson Encounter to respond to perhaps one of the most egregious attempts of censorship on an individual in modern times–a smear campaign by governments and the mainstream media to silence him.
Carlson reports that governments and media outlets in the West leveled charges and wrote accusatory articles implying that Brand–the actor, comedian and now popular podcaster–was a sex criminal. Carlson says it was a coordinated effort to get Brand to shut up on major political and social issues, which resulted in his podcast getting censored and demonetized.
Why? Because Brand, a former idol of the left, has the influence to convince “the other side” of the rampant corruption of the establishment. Brand joins Carlson to respond to the attacks and charges, and to explain the veracity and timeline of the campaign.
Terry Crews, actor, former NFL player and current host of America’s Got Talent (AGT), is breaking his silence and exposing the dark side of Hollywood, revealing details of how he was sexually assaulted by super agent Adam Venit.
Testifying before a Congressional committee, Crews, 55, who still looks every bit as muscular and fierce as the feared defensive lineman he was with the Los Angeles Rams and other NFL teams, says he was completely taken aback when Venit approached him at a party in 2016 and groped his testicles. “The assault lasted only minutes, but what he was effectively telling me, while he held my genitals in his hand, was that he held the power. He was in control.”
Crews added that he later faced retaliation, when the producer of the film series, The Expendables, which he was working on, asked him to drop the case or get booted. Here’s more, courtesy of Philosophers-stone.info pureblood.
John Strand, a former actor and model, who was on the Capitol grounds during the Jan. 6 insurrection and eventually convicted for his actions, says the events of that day have been severely misrepresented by many people.
Strand says the prosecutor in his case totally distorted the evidence at trial, leading to his conviction on five charges and a 32-month prison sentence. In the following video, courtesy of thebigawakeningQ, Strand releases shocking video he shot on that fateful day, revealing how he ended up in the Capitol and demonstrates how the DOJ twisted evidence to create a false narrative of his actions and intent.
