Protests over the death of Daunte Wright in Minnesota continue this week, and it seems even members of the United States government have taken on the same riot mindset.
Click Here to ContinueAs cancel culture seeks to claim victims each day, The Babylon Bee does its best to find humor with such ridiculous situations, but even that could be stopped soon.
Click Here to ContinueReps. Maxine Waters and Rashida Tlaib have recently acted in ways that betray their oaths to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.
Click Here to ContinueApparently, consequences for past controversial remarks or tweets do not apply to those on the left, especially to those in the Biden administration.
Click Here to ContinueWhat do Trump signs and banners stand for? They’re a symbol of the American people who are done rolling over to the Washington establishment, big tech, and corporations that try to dictate their lives.
Click Here to ContinueWe’re seeing an eruption of Democratic Party officials who are openly in favor of violence and criminals – and openly anti-police. This is not how free societies operate.
Click Here to ContinueBitcoin means many things to many people. For some it’s a passing financial fad, for others it’s the currency of the future and for others it’s a confusing concept they see in the news.
Click Here to ContinueFor this podcast, Gianno does something fun and a little different: He takes a step back from the political nonsense and talks about relationships with power couple Mike Hill and Cynthia Bailey-Hill.
Click Here to ContinueI decided to devote today’s episode of Newt’s World to the 26th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing. I was joined by Kari Watkins, who is the executive director of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum.
Click Here to ContinueThis year marks the 26th anniversary of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. Newt just recently visited the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum and met his guest, Kari Watkins, Executive Director of the Memorial and Museum.
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