Georgia Taxpayers Fund Secret Surgeries & Talarico Rolls Out the Welcome Mat

And it's now time for your Daily Portus News Break-A-Production, a Fortis Institute.

President Trump is weighing sending the National Guard to airports as TSA agents continue

working without pay during the DHS shutdown.

Over 480 officers have quits since the shutdown began, TSA Deputy Administrator Adam Stull

warned bluntly that, quote, this is going to get worse.

ICE agents have stepped in to help with crown control and exit lanes while officers handle

specialized screening, but Democrats are demanding they leave immediately.

Meanwhile, in Texas, Democratic Senate nominee James Tallerico is outtelling audiences that

his illegal immigrant students were the most patriotic kids he ever taught, and that America's

Southern border should function like a front porch with a welcome mat.

Oh, what a beautiful sentiment.

The sending you know my stranger is walking through your house uninvited.

In Georgia, State Senator Blake Tillery is warning taxpayers they're unknowingly funding

transgender surgeries thanks to illegal loopholes.

While state law ban such procedures on minors, Georgia's State Health Benefit Plan can still

be used to get those same surgeries done in states like New York or California, all on

the Georgia taxpayers die.

At a survey from the Institute for Family Studies, finds 42 percent of young men between

18 and 29 consider themselves failures, but the numbers improved dramatically for men

who are married with children and working full time.

In other words, men living the life are cultures, men generations telling them they don't

need.

68 percent of unmarried young men want to get married, while 62 percent of those without

kids would like to become fathers, they know what they need.

The question is whether a culture addicted to telling them otherwise will get out of the

way.

In Concord, California, locals discovered an Islamic banner hung directly over a 9-11 memorial

and a cemetery, physically covering the monument honoring those who died that day.

And on the view, Wuppie Goldberg, who has never served a day in uniform in the military

took it upon herself to lecture decorated combat veteran and the Secretary of War, Pete

Hegseth, about what it means to be a soldier.

Apparently, actual military service is no longer a prerequisite for expertise on the subject.

What do you have to feel about brain surgeons?

Finally, a Belgian bishop is announced plans to ordain married men to the priesthood

by 2028, like married men as in married to one another.

Calling it a matter of conscience.

Bishop Johann Boni of Antwerve, already known for supporting same-sex blessings and defending

youth in Asia, also called the Church's Rejection of Female Ordination Theologically Week.

When a bishop's conscience aligns more comfortably with the culture than 2,000 years of church

teaching, might be worth asking whose voice he's actually listening to.

And that wraps up today's Fortis News break.

I'm Jimmy Hicks.

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