Donald Trump ends his Wellington, Ohio rally: “The people of this land will not be ruled and talked down to by corrupt politicians, petty tyrants, left-wing bullies or socialist bureaucrats in a place called Washington DC.” More from Newsmax TV.
Constitutional scholar Alan Dershowitz says the inflammatory comments from lawmakers and other influencers in the Derek Chauvin murder case affected the jury and he believes the guilty verdict will be overturned on appeal.
Dershowitz told Newsmax TV what Chauvin did to George Floyd was morally inexcusable, but the babble from the likes of Maxine Waters and Al Sharpton seeped into the jury room and most likely led to the guilty verdict. “All Americans who care about due process and liberty, should be concerned that the jury verdict may have been influenced by if not the thumb maybe the elbow of outside pressures, the fears and the threats. Every juror in that room knew about these threats.” Hear more of Dershowitz’s analysis on Newmax.
Former President Donald Trump gives his first interview since leaving the White House, speaking to Greg Kelly on Newsmax TV. Trump praises the late Rush Limbaugh and discusses the “disgraceful election” where Joe Biden and the Democrats stole the votes, as well as Biden’s large body of gaffes and lies. Trump says America has become “like a Third World country.” More from The Salty Cracker.
After longtime host Lou Dobbs had his show reportedly canceled by Fox News, political strategist Dick Morris and talk radio host Sebastian Gorka react. Via The Count, Saturdays at 8PM ET on Newsmax TV
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Mike Lindell, CEO of My Pillow, says sales have been sky-high since a bunch of box stores like Kohl’s, Kroger and Bed and Bath Beyond banned My Pillow, reacting to Leftist pressures. Seems the story is similar to Goya Foods. Americans have had it with leftist extremists trying to tell us what to think, and what we are allowed to buy.
Stores that go along with the cancel culture are going to see their own revenues shrink. Don’t frequent these crappy, second-rate retail outlets and, if circumstances force you to use one of their stores, give them some grief! Be mischievous! Make ’em pay for their arrogance! More from Newsmax TV.
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Ever since Nancy Pelosi reassumed Speaker of the House in 2018, she’s had one sole focus–to attack and beat down President Trump. The Speaker and her willing Democrat caucus have no agenda to help the American people, no agenda to help guide our country through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest evidence of the Left’s corruption is its refusal to negotiate the latest comprehensive economic relief bill in good faith. What’s the hold up? Rather than bring relief to needy Americans, they are dead set in bailing out states–more specifically California and New York–poorly managed by the Democrat Party.
And if that wasn’t infuriating enough, Pelosi and her clueless cronies are back on their jag to invoke the 25th Amendment against President Trump because of unsubstantiated rumors of his health. Says Georgia Congressman Doug Collins, “Maybe it’s time for a motion to vacate the chair. Maybe it’s time to remove Nancy Pelosi as Speaker and make the Democrats go on record supporting this kind of nonsense coming from her.”
Collins joins host Chris Salcedo to give his thoughts Pelosi’s wreckless path and her comments about the presidency on Newsmax TV.
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There’s no denying that Fox News rose to cable TV dominance on the wings of its conservative programming, but its recent and obvious shift to the Left has many Republicans scratching their heads.
A case in point has been the network’s defense of villainous socialist and billionaire reprobate George Soros, who’s practically declared war on the U.S. and American values, and is intent on destroying the country. Former senior U.S. Justice Department official Victoria Toensing and Newsmax TV’s Grant Stinchfield discuss Fox News’ perceived lurch to the Left after several incidents on the network regarding Soros stunned viewers.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray again drew the ire of the White House last week, telling Congress that Russia is still active in influencing the 2020 presidential election and denigrating Democrat nominee Joe Biden. Wray has previously drawn sharp attention from the Trump Administration, proclaiming that he didn’t think the President was spied on, and said on another occasion that Antifa was a movement, not an organization.
The latest revelation in Wray’s ever-growing list of breaking ranks with the Trump Administration, has led the President to formulate a short list of candidates to replace Wray. Newsmax TV’s Emerald Robinson is reporting that among the surprising names on the list is that of Sidney Powell, former U.S. Attorney and general counsel for ex-National Security Advisor Michael Flynn.
Appearing on Newsmax’s “John Bachman Now,” Powell says Robinson’s report was the first she’s officially heard of her name on a short list and added, “I’ve seen comments on Twitter and I’m honored to be considered for it. I can only imagine the number of people in Washington and elsewhere that would need laundry service upon that announcement.” Here’s more with Bachman and Powell.
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Actor and director Stephen Baldwin is one of a small group of Hollywood conservatives who are vocal in supporting the president at the expense of the negative impact on their careers. Baldwin says that when Hollywood celebs start offering opinions about all this, thing are apt to go the wrong way. “What we see happening right now is the exposure and the ugliness of what’s going on underneath all of this politics and rioting, and all kinds of stuff.” Baldwin joins host Heidi Collins on Newsmax TV to discuss the polarizing nature of celebrity support from Hollywood to Washington, comments he has heard from the elites of entertainment and how politics have affected his own professional career.
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Rudy Giuliani, former New York City mayor and current attorney to President Donald Trump, comments exclusively on the success of certain state leaders across the country in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Appearing on Newsmax TV with host Greg Kelly, Giuliani unleashes his fury on the likely suspects–New York’s Andrew Cuomo, California’s Gavin Newsom, Michigan’s Gretchen Whitmer and Virginia’s Ralph Northam. Quoting British historian Lord Acton, who said, “absolute power corrupts absolutely,” Giuliani added: “He also had another phrase, which is, ‘socialism begets authoritarianism.’ And part of it is they want to get control of your property. And once they get that, they want control over everthing else.” He elaborates on Newsmax TV.
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