Has Vice President J.D. Vance decided against running for President in 2028? Benny Johnson says White House insiders are now asserting Vance will not run.
Of course, it remains to be seen if Vance is actually backing out. Some within the White House might be in favor of Vance, while others circle the wagons on behalf of Marco Rubio. So Johnson could be a bit premature and biased in this speculation, or else, perhaps he knows something in advance.
Los Angeles Mayoral Hopeful Spencer Pratt picked up more support over the past month than any of the 14 hopefuls running for the office, but he still trails incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. A new Emerson College poll released last week showed Bass with 30 percent while Pratt now is supported by 22 percent of the voters.
Bass leads among women, while Pratt is favored by men. The election is a few weeks off, set for June 2. Here’s a Pratt send-up from DFF.
The United Spot also turned the spotlight on Spencer Pratt and his uphill battle to take over the Los Angeles Mayoral race. Standing with Karen Bass: The usual leftist deadbeats and drunks, among them Nancy Pelosi, Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom.
The third-place Socialist candidate in the race — Nithya Raman — also puts in an appearance. Here’s more from The United Spot.
Even Pratt’s Lego commercial hits a grand slam. Here, it is presented by Benny Johnson.
Some of the darkest secrets in Washington D.C. are becoming more clear with Eric Swalwall resigning from the U.S. House after allegations of criminal sexual contact, not only with hookers, but also quite possibly minors.
Here, George Santos, the former New York Congressman railroaded out of his seat in 2023, weighs in on Swalwell as well as other Congressional scofflaws, including Ruben Gallego, Cory Mills, Tony Gonzales and Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick. Some face sexual charges, while others, like Cherfilus-McCormick, stand accused of pocketing Covid-19 money.
“Look, I wouldn’t be shocked if underage activity starts coming forward. When a man goes down a rabbit hole this dark, this deep, Benny, I think there’s a lot more to be uncovered,” Santos tells Benny Johnson.
How long have these deadbeats engaged in criminal conduct right under the gaze of the fake press? Why didn’t anyone address these issues until now? There’s plenty more in Santos’ discussion with Johnson.
A document dump is coming over the next couple of weeks that will represent a true turning point in breaking the Deep State corruption of the past decade. The document dump, in the blink of an eye, will expose the scope of widespread election fraud and prosecutorial malfeasance we’ve experienced in the United States over the past decade.
That’s the assessment of John Solomon, chief investigative journalist at Just The News. Here, Solomon describes a pending release of newly declassified documents by President Donald Trump. Solomon says the documents will demonstrate much more precisely how the Deep State and its allies have worked to undermine and destroy election and governmental integrity in the United States. Solomon has given this pending release his own catchy codename: Hypersonic Clarity.
He tells Benny Johnson, “We’re going to get a level of transparency in a release and declassification of documents unparalleled in American history. The president is setting up something that I think will be unbelievable. ” Here’s more in a clip from MJ Truth.
The Democrat Party, which brags that it doesn’t let democracy die in darkness, has a bad habit of culling candidates it feels are politically antithetical to its agenda. Take Eric Swalwell, for example.
Swalwell joined an already crowded field for California governor in November 2025. He threatened to break up the Democrat field, as there are more viable Democrat candidates than Republicans. Make no mistake: Had Swalwell been enjoying a healthy lead in the polls going into last Friday, he’d still be running for governor, and these allegations would’ve never seen the light of day.
Like Joe Biden’s failed reelection bid in 2024, the Democrat establishment made the strategic decision to no longer cloak Swalwell’s sex harassment allegations and instead threw its weight behind a more viable candidate.
Victor Davis Hanson, in a new edition of his podcast In a Few Words, concludes, “But my point is, if Eric Swalwell had been way ahead in the gubernatorial race, I don’t think that any of this would’ve surfaced. It would’ve been analogous to Joe Biden. He would’ve been a useful vessel, and he would’ve won the governorship, and the Republicans wouldn’t have had a chance.”
Eric Swalwell laid out his class motto for his high schoo9l graduation yearbook in 1999 where he wrote, “When you can’t have it, you must take it.”
Now, he’s not only been forced to resign from Congress, but it’s looking like he might be charged with rape involving underaged victims.
In other words, Swalwell flaunted social propriety. He envisioned himself another Jeffrey Epstein, chasing and seizing young poontang. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Artemis astronauts saw “strange geometric shapes” and vibrant colors on the surface of the moon. The astronauts are now returning from their journey to the far side of the moon.
The NASA capsule is expected to splashdown on April 11. The most likely target remains the Pacific Ocean, although the exact place and time might change as mission milestones are reached. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Both U.S. Air Force pilots downed in an F-15 plane over Iran have been rescued in a complex operation that can only be described as an Easter miracle. One pilot was quickly rescued Friday, but the second rescue involved a lot of behind the scenes heroics.
This pilot, while seriously injured, traversed hundreds of miles through rugged mountainous terrain in southern Iran to reach a predesignated extraction point. The Iranians dispatched squads of guards to hunt him down but were led astray through a CIA deception campaign to concentrate their search in the wrong area.
Dozens of aircraft took part in the rescue mission, as well as a commando ground team. The commandos had to work under duress to maintain secrecy and accomplish the airlift before Iranian guards caught wind of where they were. Liftoff occurred Sunday, marking a genuine Easter miracle!
Here’s more from Benny Johnson, citing military sources from within the Trump administration. He says the pilot declared, “God is good.”
Former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz says he has been told of a top-secret U.S. Army program involving cross-breeding between captured space aliens and human beings. The CIA also played a role in the program, Gaetz says.
Who are the offspring and what kinds of traits do they have? Are they physically different? Do they have varied cognitive abilities?
This has allegedly been happening at six or more locations around the country. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Vice President J.D. Vance says U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar committed immigration fraud and ought to be deported back to Somalia.
This comes after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez also is charged with ethics violations, centering around a payment of more than $19,000 to a “ketamine” doctor. Records from the Federal Election Commission show that AOC spent campaign contributions to hire a ketamine doctor — a Boston-based psychiatrist Brian Boyle — to conduct a leadership training session. Boyle specializes in ketamine therapy as well as treatment for depression and narcissistic personality disorders.
Likely the bigger bombshell, though, involves Vance and Omar. We will have to see if the charges lead to an actual deportation hearing. Or is this just the usual political kabuki? Here’s more from Trish Regan.
Here, Vance tells Benny Johnson that part of the problem arises because the federal government has not been prosecuting fraud cases involving amounts less than $1.5 million. Sometimes, says Vance, you need to go after the little fish and fraudsters so they will lead you to the bigger whale-like fraudsters.
Vance says the U.S. Justice Department is working to revise its policies so they stand a better chance to prosecute any and all fraud — large and small. Here’s a clip of the Vance-Johnson interview from M.J. Truth.
