Members of the Trump team, among them J.D. Vance and Pete Hegseth, embark upon a dark mission deep inside New York City.
How can they escape the encroaches of Zohran Mamdani as well as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Here’s more from The United Spot.
President Donald Trump brags about his latest deals with Intel, Pfizer, NVIDIA, Nippon… BUT:
“You’ve created this precedent of government being a senior partner sitting in the boardroom,” warns economist @danieljmitchell.
What if AOC or Gavin Newsom is the next President? Here’s more from John Stossel.
The pollsters thought it was going to be close. It wasn’t.
Argentinian president Javier Milei has been given a vote of confidence to continue his bold slashing of the socialist state.
Does this bode well for the U.S. Midterms? Scott Ott leads a new edition of The Right Angle, joined by Steve Green and Bill Whittle.
Antifa has become one of the most polarizing forces in modern American politics. Labelled by critics as a violent extremist group and by supporters as anti-fascist defenders, its true identity lies somewhere between the headlines and the chaos in the streets. But where did Antifa come from, and how did it rise to prominence in the 21st century?
In this episode, we trace Antifa’s ideological roots back to pre-WWII Europe, where militant resistance groups first confronted fascist movements. We explore how those ideals evolved over decades and crossed into the U.S., merging with elements of anarchism, socialism, and direct-action activism. The video examines major flashpoints—from Berkeley to Portland—and how Antifa’s decentralized structure complicates efforts to define or confront it.
Through investigative reporting, protest footage, and historical context, we break down how Antifa operates, what it believes, and the implications of labeling it a domestic terror threat. Is Antifa a legitimate resistance to authoritarianism—or a threat to civil discourse and public safety? Watch to decide for yourself. Written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton. Forgotten History is a 10th Legion Pictures Production.
Brett Cooper asks a burning question, “Can I bench more than a Socialist?”
She’s reacting to New York City Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.
He staged a publicity stunt involving him bench pressing except he had one problem — he couldn’t lift 135 pounds! Typical socialist!
Socialists on the rise!
One will probably be Minneapolis’s next mayor.
And another my new mayor in NYC.
It’s absurd!
I’ve already covered some of Mamdani’s bad ideas. But he has so many … I had to make a Part 2. Here’s more from John Stossel.
A socialist will likely be my next mayor!
I don’t often report on local politics, but I make exception for Zohran Mamdani because people BELIEVE in him. He got a record number of votes in the primary!
Yet what he believes is just so STUPID.
Here’s why, in Part 1 of our series: Mamdani’s Bad Ideas. Here’s more from John Stossel.
A New York Democratic Socialist gives us 10 reasons why she’s supporting Zohran Mamdani. Here’s more from the Conservative Momma.
Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic Socialist Mayoral candidate for New York City, hasn’t even been elected, and already the city is showing pronounced signs of crumbling. This radical with his wack-a-doodle proposals to cripple capitalism is driving the New York real estate market into the tank.
Commercial as well as residential landlords are looking to flee the city, and take their cash reserves with them, wherever they might land. New York City appears bound to become a new mausoleum of disease and decay, as crime skyrockets and job opportunities vanish.
Here, Glenn Beck describes the building panic. He digs into the socialist views of Mamdani. He also examines previous cities, like Seattle under Kshama Sawant, that elected similar nutballs. In these cases, the cities ended in the dumps. Here’s more from Blaze TV.
Just when you thought the Democrats couldn’t get any more Looney Toons, they up and nominated a card-carrying Marxist to become the next mayor of New York City. Now, President Donald Trump is raising the ante, by identifying his primetime Democratic Presidential ticket for 2028.
He places U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas as the presidential standard-bearer, with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as vice president. He says three other Squad members can be cabinet officers — Ilhan Omar, Rashid Tlaib and Aynna Pressley.
Finally, all these hot chicks need a male stud to help balance their ticket. That’s where the Marxist prodigy Zohran Mamdani factors into the equation. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Meanwhile, in New York City, stock shares in local real estate companies already took a dive on Thursday as the market dimly viewed the idiotic, Pop Tart Communist who the New York Democrats embraced. Look for this slide to turn into a plummet if it appears Zohran Mamdani will get elected.
We feel sorry for the blue collar workers who will be negatively impacted by the rich, chi-chi socialists, the idiots like Jane Fonda, backing this bum Mamdani. At the same time, some good might emerge if New York City totally tanks, losing its financial markets as well as many businesses. Should discourage other cities from going down this same asinine and hideous road. Here’s more from Tim Pool.
