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Trump Assassin Stopped!

The deranged left mounted yet another attack on President Donald Trump. This time, a leftwing California teacher arrived at the White House Correspondent’s Association (WHCA) press dinner Saturday night at the Hilton Inn in Washington D.C., aiming to take out the president.

The suspect was brought down by the U.S. Secret Service agents, operating one of the way stations outside the Hilton Inn banquet hall.

Here, Robert Gouveia gives us a look at the upcoming arraignment, likely led by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, of the suspected assassin Cole Tomas Allen, a teacher from Torrance, California. Needless to say, he manufactured his own manifesto, full of anti-Christian rhetoric and trying to justify his sordid crime. He called himself a “Friendly Federal Assassin” in the manifesto, and wrote, “I am no longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor to coat my hands with his crimes,” apparently referring to the president.

What else do we know about Allen? He earned a degree in mechanical engineering in 2017 from the California Institute of Technology.  He designed his own atomic shooting game, Bohrdom, on the Steam e-game platform. He won a Teacher of the Month Award in December 2024. His younger sister, Avriana Allen, works as a data journalist at the Pew Research Center, a so-called “think tank” in Washington D.C.

Also, it’s alleged one of the journalists attending the WHCA smuggled in the weapons used by Allen in his attack. Here’s Gouveia’s full report on Watching The Watchers.

Americans Do Not Trust Media

When you look for the news, do you care most about getting the truth or having your political opinions reinforced?

Thanks to the internet, we can get news from an endless number of sources. A few networks and major newspapers no longer control the news cycle. But are we seeking the facts, wherever they may lead, or do we only want our news from outlets and reporters who share our political beliefs?

Sara Carter reports on a new Pew Research Center survey shows that about 40 percent of Americans on both sides of the political divide make a point of getting news from people who share their ideology. And that factor dwarfs any other characteristic news consumers care about with respect to reporters. Here’s her report.

China’s Ties to American Elites

Americans are finally seeing Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for what they are–deceivers, liars and cheats. A recent Pew Research poll reveals that 66 percent of Americans have an unfavorable view of China, including those in key battleground states. Yet another important sector of the country–the corporate elites and mainstream media–continue to curry favor with the Chinese.

Long before COVID-19 and other problems confronting our nation, China co-opted the World Health Organization, Wall Street, our prestigious universities, the mainstream media and Hollywood. Their MO was simple–dangle promises of huge financial gain in exchange for looking the other way on their horrendous record on human rights and other nefarious actions. Sadly, China’s plan worked.

Enter Donald J. Trump and his America First campaign and the CCP met its match. Fox News’ Laura Ingraham continues the timeline.

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U.S. Youth Prefer Socialism

A recent poll by the Pew Research Center revealed that 49 percent of Americans age 18-29 preferred socialism over capitalism, a bad omen going forward for the greatest country on the planet. Independent pollster Frank Luntz tells John Stossel that abandoning our free-market system would be the end our economic freedom as we know it. He illustrates his point with his focus-group studies of the seemingly vulnerable youth of America and their compassion for socialism in this edition of LibertyPen.

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Describing Obama in One Word

In a recent poll, the Pew Research Center asked Americans what one word would best describe President Barack Obama. As expected, there were conflicted feelings among those polled as “Good” edged out “Incompetent” 35-32 at the top of the list. Then came a healthy mix of complimentary and derogatory words. Confused? Don’t be. Join host John Phillips as he dissects the poll in this edition of “Poll Position” on PJTV.

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