Liz Cheney kicks off hearing with boring remarks
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Tulsi Gabbard: What really matters is that the U.S. is at war with Russia via Ukraine right now and further erosion of civil liberties. According to most Congress critters, Ashli Babbitt's life doesn't matter.
Trace Gallagher: No real balance on the Jan. 6🦘Committee. All Trump haters.
Jason Whitlock: There is no respect for truth.
Starting off with the Jan. 6🦘Committee hearing. No live coverage by Tucker! We have better more important things to cover!
Johnny on the Spot visited Nashville, TN to ask locals some questions. Most of them still love Donald and Melania Trump and feel the opposite about Resident Biden and Commissar Harris. Most of the rest can't even explain why they have the opinions that they have.
Up till now (when Jesse mentioned it), I successfully avoided Jan. 6 Committee coverage. I almost forgot that was happening today!
And a former porn star who now helps other people find Christ...
And Pride Month to distract from military failures...
Finishing off with Josh Hawley exposing the disinformation board's aim to censor speech online, not just to "counter disinformation internationally"...
Funny part about that gold and silver price graph is that the narrator leaves out how quickly the price of both sink back down to Earth after whatever financial crisis caused the massive rise gets resolved or "resolved".
Tonight on World's Dumbest Criminals:
An armed man paid Justice Kavanaugh a midnight home visit, fled when U.S. Marshals arrived, and admitted to wanting to assassinate Kavanaugh.
Definitely a dumb, brainwashed criminal.
Paypal co-founder David Sacks here to explain why he helped fund the recall of D.A. Chesa Boudin. Boudin blamed right-wing billionaires for the recall success, and Boudin might not be wrong here.
Harmeet Dhillon here to discuss election integrity laws and their impact on election turnout. Turns out measures to make cheating more difficult actually increase legal voter turnout!
Positive news: Crazy Evil HR Lady is in trouble. Only evil HR ladies (if any) can remain employed, not crazy evil ones.
Starting off with prep work for Jan. 6 Committee hearings tomorrow, including an introduction for anyone who spent the last year and a half under a rock...
Tucker seemed nonplussed at Ilya's statement that Ilya would be accepting a postion at the Manhattan Institute.🤔
Ilya Shapiro resigned from his Georgetown Law professorship due to a toxic environment after an investigation cleared him of allegations of racial and gender bias after he published a book critiquing Resident Biden's diversity hire pick for the Supreme Court. He's here to explain how it's part of a larger problem...
Creepy and evil HR lady (or a very convincing parodist) made a TikTok to inform the Ottawa Freedom Convoy participants and supporters that she hates them and will make sure they remain unemployable. Candace Owens here to discuss.
At the Washington Compost, David Wigel retweeted a joke about women being either bipolar and/or bisexual and got suspended for it. Cam Harless, the man who Tweeted the joke, here to explain why he did it and doesn't regret it.
Rachel, the mom who got ran over by a delinquent who only has to spend 5 months in a diversion program, is here to make a public statement: The light sentence to the criminal sends the message that crime is OK. "I just wanted prison reform and that's why I voted for George Gascon!"
Wherever you move, leave your bad decisions behind in Commiefornia and retain your lesson learned, Rachel.
We're getting a look at more of Kid Rock's Redneck Paradise...
Speaking of a character that's been around a long long time, Debbie Stabenow revealed her surface-level understanding of the U.S. energy situation.
Why did energy prices rise so much in Commiefornia and Germany despite a massive drop in the cost of solar panels and wind turbines? Kickbacks to Democrat donors and China? Higher maintenance costs of wind turbines and solar panels? Who knows!
Matt Schlapp: Leftist
hypocrisyhierarchy on full display.If you know of an instance of someone correctly responding to leftist
hypocrisyhierarchy and what was done (other than the candidate who sued over a misprint found on thousands of primary ballots), I'm ready to listen. Ideally, the correct actions need to be doable by someone who can't/won't run for public office and/or is not local to the incident(s).