Next News Network’s Ivory Hecker reports that Joe Biden is up to his old tricks again, telling Black Americans if they didn’t vote for him, “you ain’t Black!”
Hecker says that during the next government census, the Biden Administration may ask Black Americans if their ancestors were slaves. She says the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that the administration wants to curate how many Black Americans are descended from slaves. What will Uncle Joe do next? Here’s her report.
Google Founder Sergey Brin is among four powerful business executives receiving subpoenas in the U.S. Virgin Islands’ Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit. The civil lawsuit was filed against J.P. Morgan Chase Bank for retaining Epstein as a client, while the U.S. Virgin Islands says bank officials, including CEO and chairman Jamie Dimon, knew he had been arrested and jailed on pedophile charges.
Besides Brin, others who received subpoenas included Thomas Pritzer, the executive chairman of the Hyatt Hotels, U.S. News & World Report publisher Mortimer Zuckerman and Michael Ovitz, former president of the Walt Disney Corporation.
The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news, could not say precisely why these four were issued subpoenas, but it’s known that they were asked to provide documents and communications about Epstein and his private resort in the U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as any particular evidence tying him to the J.P. Morgan Chase Bank.
Here’s more from attorney Robert Gouveia, who also delves into the role of CSAM, or child sex abuse material, in this case. The material sounds quite horrific and graphic, but rest assured, the CSAM is not depicted or reproduced here.
Meanwhile, feds in West Palm Beach, Florida, have arrested attorney Michael Dolce on charges of downloading more than 2,000 images of child sexual abuse to his home computers. Dolce was a partner in the law firm of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, but the firm promptly laid him off.
More importantly, he was one of the Democratic National Committee’s attorneys in charge of suing former President Donald trump in relationship to the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021. Here’s more from WPBF 25 News, an ABC outlet in Florida.
Matt Taibbi is very coincidentally visited by the Internal Revenue Service the same day he appeared before the Weaponization of Government Committee of the U.S. House.
Taibbi is the head of the The Twitter Project. That’s the group of investigative reporters assembled by Elon Musk to explore how the FBI and other executive agencies used Twitter to censor their critics and silence open discussion.
The Wall Street Journal reported the IRS dropped by at Taibbi’s home in New Jersey. You have to wonder: Was the IRS attempting to intimidate Taibbi? Did the FBI give the IRS its marching orders? More from Robert Gouveia.
Dinesh D’Souza is reporting there is more new and damning information surfacing about the alleged Jan. 6 insurrection, but it’s not coming from Fox News.
After receiving the Jan. 6 tapes from Speaker Kevin McCarthy, there was a flurry of on-air releases by Tucker Carlson on Day 1. It goes to reason that more clips from the tapes would be aired on Day 2 and thereafter. But, says D’Souza, “The hatchet was dropped on Tucker Carlson. This was a corporate decision from the highest level.”
Think head honcho, himself, Rupert Murdoch, whose feuds with President Trump have intensified. Here’s more.
The Wall Street Journal obtains a classified report from the U.S. Department of Energy purporting to confirm the covid lab leak origin theory, albeit with low confidence. We rewind to review the “origin” of the conspiracy theory language used to smear people questioning the official narratives.
Admiral John Kirby answers questions, refusing to confirm the story and explaining the U.S. position with regard to China.
Karine Jean-Pierre discusses releasing the report and we look back on statements from Jen Psaki, Francis Collins and Anthony Fauci. More from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers,
Why is the Department of Energy the one confirming the lab leak in Wuhan? More from RedPill78.
“If the current trends hold up, Republicans are likely to take over at least the House and quite possibly the Senate, too, along with many state offices. This is how democracies die, both at home and abroad.”
So says Max Boot, a fast-talking, so-called “conservative” journalist who has been a writer and editor at the Christian Science Monitor, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post. More recently, he has served as the Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Senior Fellow in National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Black Pigeon Speaks explains here why Boot is not only a phony, but what BPS labels as a “system pig abetting political psychopathy.” Democracies won’t die if the American public elects Republicans. But jackbooted Democrats will have a tougher time pulling the wool over everyone’s eyes, and so will their lying allies like Max Boot.
WhatsHerFace suggests the powers that be are evil, but they are not creative. She says the Ukraine crisis has basically taken us back to the future with the exact same strategy we saw with the Covid pandemic. “This is the same deal, with just a few minor details swapped out,” she says. Here’s her report.
Harry Hutchison, senior counsel and director of policy for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) says the left’s proposal regarding the IRS would lead to extreme overreach affecting the majority of Americans.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the IRS is proposing a $10,000 price-target tax dragnet on American bank accounts to trigger more audits, a move that doesn’t sit well with Hutchison and the ACLJ. “The Democrats want access to data with no probable cause, no warrant, no court order,” Hutchison says. “Basically, they say that every single thing that you do as an American citizen on a given day is subject to their approval.” He explains further.
Restored Republic reports that New York Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul is preparing for the expected resignation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, amid a flood of allegations of sexual misconduct.
Citing people familiar with the matter, the Wall Street Journal reported that Hochul said she could be in place as acting governor in a matter of weeks. Hochul, who has been Cuomo’s lieutenant governor in two of his three terms, condemned his alleged sexual behavior, but refused to comment further. Sources say she is already pondering staff changes in the Cuomo Administration should she assume the governor’s office. Here’s more from Restored Republic.
With cases of COVID-19 down and vaccinations in full swing, many think we’ll reach herd immunity sometime in April. Stephen Green of the “Right Angle” triumvirate, says a recent article in the Wall Street Journal reports that COVID cases nationwide are down almost 70 percent in the last six weeks (ending two weeks ago) and cases have further declined since.
The article goes on to state that testing has only been able to capture between 10 to 25 percent of infections, depending on when one contracted the virus. Applying some time-weighted math to the 28 million confirmed coronavirus cases, points to 55 percent of Americans with natural immunity, though well short of the 85 percent needed for herd immunity. But hold on. As of two weeks ago, 15 percent of Americans have been vaccinated and that number is growing. And furthermore, former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb says 250 million vaccine doses will be delivered to Americans by the end of March, which should bring us to herd immunity. Bill Whittle and Scott Ott join Green for their analyses of the issue.
