MAGA-MAN returns to action as ghosts and spiders haunt the U.S. Supreme Court. Can the “When There Are Nine” mystery be solved? Who will unravel the origins of the ghosts?
This episode owes a nod to Scooby Doo, starring President Donald Trump, his wife Melania, Vice President J.D, Vance and his wife Usha, along with FBI Director Kash Patel. Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.
MAGA-MAN returns with a new episode called “Shadow Banned.” YouTube is playing its usual dirty games, shadow banning Republican candidates and social medias influencers.
Can a band of social misfits defeat the forces of YouTube, and do so without getting caught or linked to President Donald Trump’s White House?
You’re not going to get all of the answers here — it’s a continuing series — but the story opens with a solid bang! Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.
Considering that many of them went to college, Democrats tend to be exceptionally stupid. Here, Mr. Reagan offers an easy-to-follow explanation on why so many people favor President Donald Trump and not any of the Democratic phonies.
We’re heard all the scuttlebutt about the drones operating above the skies of New Jersey. Now, well after the fact, broadcast journalist Sebastian Gorka goes where the hapless Joe Biden administration dares not go, and reveals what’s actually happening. Gorka says the U.S. Department of Defense established a corridor outside New York to test drones and air taxis.
Two DOD entities are in charge of the corridor: the U.S. Transportation Command (dubbed USTRANSCOM) and the Air Mobility Command, under the supervision of the U.S. Air Force. Both of these entities have their headquarters at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, just east of St. Louis.
Clayton Morris offers further proof that these are not alien spacecraft but rather man-made drones. “These UFOs are not alien craft,” he reports. “They are 100 percent man-made.” Here’s his report for Redacted News.
America First radio host Sebastian Gorka and Chris Kohls, better known as the creator behind the Mr. Reagan videos, debate which is the best of the James Bond movies. That’s a tough assignment, considering this is one of the longest-lasting film franchises of all time, continuing uninterrupted for nearly 60 years. All told, the series encompasses 25 different action adventures.
While there’s certainly plenty of room to debate, Gorka and Kohls both favor From Russia With Love, from 1963, as the crowning achievement of the series. Here, you can revisit the highlights as Sean Connery’s James Bond, British M16 Agent 007, travels to Turkey to help a Soviet consulate clerk to defect.
Along the way, he must battle the villains from Spectre at every turn. Lotte Lenya plays one of the adversaries, but this second Bond picture — following the debut film Dr. No — really began to exhibit the amazing stuntwork, stunning sights and spectacular cinematography that became hallmarks of the entire series.
Our only complaint: The opening song, credited to Matt Monro, isn’t as memorable or catchy as Bond hits that came later. Shirley Bassey’s torchy songs — Goldfinger and Diamonds Are Forever — defined James Bond. Forever.
Investigative journalist Sara Carter tells the Sebastian Gorka podcast that in her 20 years of covering the southern border, she’s never seen the illegal immigrant crisis this bad.
“it’s extraordinarily becoming a problem beyond anything we can imagine if they (Democrat Party) have four more years in office,” Carter says. She breaks down the crisis, including the deliberate importation of illegals, and how a second Trump term can solve the problem.
Joe Biden obviously learned from Hillary Clinton. Now, he, too, is playing the Russia Russia Russia game, raising the stakes to try to pump up Kamala Harris’ failing campaign.
Attorney General Merrick Garland has just indicted two Russians on charges of giving $10 million to an American company, Tenet Media, to promote Russian interests. Tenet Media carries hundreds, if not thousands, of videos by content creators including Tim Pool, Benny Johnson, Lauren Southern and Dave Rubin.
Here, Tim Pool and his colleagues refute the charges and discuss a lawsuit they have filed against the Kamala Harris campaign. Let’s hope they win that lawsuit, as well as defend against Garland latest’s sham! We look forward to having a new attorney general who will represent the interests of all Americans, as opposed to a hack like Garland who simply pushes the desires of a vile, leftist party led by pedophiles.
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Sebastian Gorka says he turned down a request from Tenet Media seeking to host some of his material. Why? Because no one would tell him who was financing the company.
Seems fishy, but Gorka agrees with us on one point: He doesn’t believe many of the content creators had any idea they were getting paid by Russia. Although Gorka does leave Tim Pool out to dry!
(EDITOR’S NOTE: YouTube has taken down the channels of Lauren Chen, who was involved in management at Tenet Media.)
