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Big Boner Birthday Wishes

Does the Wall Street Journal have a major hit piece in the works that will explore long-term relations between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein? Megan Kelly cites rumblings about just such a piece coming soon from a major newspaper. The Wall Street Journal, she believes, will be the one dropping the story.

Here, she discusses the rumors with Kmele Foster and Matt Welch, co-hosts from The Fifth Column, a podcast that covers movers and shakers within the media world.

“Everything about this has gone badly for the administration,” says Foster. “They mishandled this. You have to wonder: What on Earth is going on over there?”

The Wall Street Journal didn’t waste any time, running a birthday greetings that Trump supposedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein, wishing him a “wonderful secret” birthday with a hand-drawn naked woman.

Both J.D. Vance and Elon Musk declared the birthday card to be fraudulent and Trump himself said it was not only fake, but that he plans to sue the Wall Street Journal.

Here, Josiah Rises gives us a sneak peek into the sordid sentiments.  We haven’t seen any handwriting analysis, but you gotta be a leftist retard to think it’s real.

The Jobs We Won’t Do?

The Left tells us constantly that only illegal aliens will do the jobs that Americans refuse to do. But as Steve Green points out, the actual truth is that only illegal aliens will do the jobs that Americans won’t do FOR THOSE WAGES and UNDER THOSE CONDITIONS.

Here’s more from Green on The Right Angle, joined by Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.

AI Blackmails Its Own Engineer

AI blackmails its own engineer. Why? To stay alive! Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.

Trump’s Economic Uncertainty

“Right Angle’s Scott Ott recalls that long-lost, wholly-imaginary era where economics were as certain as gravity. “Economic certainty, if it ever existed,” Ott says, “is called ‘Communism.’”

Ott and colleagues Bill Whittle and Steve Green share their thoughts on the topic, plus discuss President Trump’s proposed tariffs on China and neighboring Canada and Mexico.

8th Annual Fake News Show

Aaaaaaand now, from the subterranean depths of a conspiracy realist’s worst fever dream come to life, it’s the 8th Annual Fake News Awards.

What crimes against humanity did the mockingbird repeaters of the dinosaur media manage to whitewash last year? And what disgusting dissembler of deceptive disinformation will walk away with the biggest dishonor of them all, the Fakest Story of the Year? Will the world get a more despicable liar than Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu?

Find out in this year’s Fake News Awards! Coming at you from the sunny climate of Japan with James Corbett on The Corbett Report.

O’Reilly: Data Favors Trump

Bill O’Reilly predicts that based on hard data, not wishful thinking or emotion, Donald J. Trump will defeat Kamala Harris in Tuesday’s presidential election.

O’Reilly says his decision was persuaded by a Wall Street Journal report–verified by No Spin News–that Republican registration in this political cycle is through the roof, with massive gains in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arizona and Nevada. He further points to the folks who are risking their money on the election, where the gambling odds favor Trump 63% to 36%.

O’Reilly gives more analysis, plus welcomes pollster Robert Cahaly to the No Spin News to analyze the current state polling.

Iran’s Interfering With Election

U.S. intelligence confirms a report that a foreign enemy is actively interfering in the 2024 Presidential election, attempting to ensure that Donald J. Trump does not regain the White House.

Official ACLJ says the Wall Street Journal reports that Iran has been working,  spying and infiltrating to get involved in disrupting the campaign through online personas and propaganda mills to spread disinformation. More with host Logan Sekulow.

J.D. Vance Is Trump’s VP Pick

President Trump ended the mounting drama over who will join him on the 2024 GOP Presidential ticket by naming Ohio junior senator J.D. Vance as his running mate.

The announcement came on Monday during Day 1 of the Republican National Convention in which Trump officially secured his party’s nomination. Trump released his choice on Truth Social, writing, “After lengthy deliberation and thought, and considering the tremendous talents of many others, I have decided that the person best suited to assume the position of Vice President of the United States is Senator JD Vance of the Great State of Ohio.”

Vance, a former Never Trumper who hails from the Cincinnati suburb of Middletown, was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2023. He came into national prominence in 2016 with the publication of his best-selling memoir, Hillbilly Legend, the story of his family’s Appalachian values.

The Wall Street Journal‘s Molly Ball breaks down how Vance got the nomination and what it means for the future of the GOP.

China’s Property Crisis

China’s monumental property crisis is expected to worsen, as sales of new homes plummet and developers scramble to find funds to complete projects.

Meanwhile, Wall Street Journal China Bureau Chief Jonathan Cheng recently visited an abandoned ghost town in Shenyang City, built by the Greenland Group, to explain how China’s real estate slump has become a major headache for the government.

What Cheng found, for starters, was an unoccupied site of 100 luxurious homes built in the style of European mansions. “And this particular compound is one of just many all across China–abandoned, empty, a headache for China’s policy makers,” he said. And the fact that real estate giant Evergrande was recently forced to liquidate because more than 50 developers have defaulted on their debt in recent years spells doom for the Chinese economy. Here’s Cheng’s report.

Who Owns The News?

Who actually owns the news? Unfortunately, but not unsurprisingly, many mainstream journalists believe that they do and therein lies much mischief.

Stephen Green says a case in point is Wall Street Journal Editor-in-Chief Emma Tucker, who told a WEF Davos Retreat audience, “Not that long ago we owned the news, we were the gatekeepers and we owned the facts, as well.” She emphasized that if it appeared in the Wall Street Journal or The New York Times, it was a fact.

Says Bill Whittle, “I think the most interesting thing about this is the sheer hubris to say we use to own the facts, just the sheer, unadulterated arrogance of that.” Green and Whittle are joined by “Right Angle” colleague Scott Ott to share their thoughts.

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