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Today's News, July 31-Aug.1, 2025
About this Episode
IN POLITICAL NEWS
1) The Russia Hoax docs continue to drop as Tulsi Gabbard tries the case in public. First she showed Zero was implicitly tied into this conspiracy. Now the newest document drop from Kash Patel shows that Cankles specifically gave approval to "Crossfire Hurricane." Speculation is that the next drop will tie it all up on a bow by implicating Rutabaga. Meanwhile, the Daily Beast came within a whisker of being the next giant contributor to the Trump Presidential Library when it retracted a story saying Melania met The Donald through Epstein.
2) New Mexico is a small state. That is why a shift of even 600 net to Rs is pretty important. Moreover, it continues the nationwide, universal shift to the GOP. Then when you look at the Pew numbers for both 18-29 men and women? Wow. DemoKKKrats should be beyond worried.
3) A Virginia councilman was doused with gas and set on fire. Authorities say it was apparently a "personal matter" and had nothing to do with policy. Oooook.
4) The disgusting nature of what is now passing for DemoKKKrat "leadership" and why they have no hope whatsoever in achieving "good management" of cities was seen in the reaction to the horrific beating two whites coming out of a Cincinnati concert experienced. A moronic, spooge-filled, racist jackracker of a city council member said they deserved it. The DEI hire lesbian police chief downplayed the incident, asking why people focused on that. Gee, I don't know, skittletwister, maybe because it is NORMAL to expect to go to a concert without being jumped by a gang of ferals?
5) Some 63 parents are suing Snapchat for allowing kids to buy fentanyl there. Tragic, but I think the link will be hard to prove.
6) The same evil demonclinger lawmakers who five years ago wanted to fine people for NOT wearing a mask suddenly want to jail police and ICE agents who DO wear masks to protect themselves and their families from the cartels.
7) Pollster Frank Luntz is right: no president since FDR has done as much as Trump has in his first 100 days. By the time Trump is finished, FDR will be a distant memory.
IN CULTURAL NEWS
8) Just another study showing that giving kids smartphones at age 13 is a bad idea, and it affects every aspect of their mental health.
9) In a far-reaching essay, lawyer Jeff Childers ties together Trump tariffs, Sidney Sweeny, and depopulation. Seriously. You have to read this insightful piece.
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
10) A lot of trade activity, as President Trump agreed to a short delay in imposing tariffs on Me-hee-co due to the complicated nature of a shared border. He then ended tariff exemptions from all low cost goods, then set levies on Brazilian copper. In the past two weeks, he has finalized deals (all at 15% or more) with the Philippines, Indonesia, Japan, and the EU. Japan agreed to invest over $500 billion in the U.S., the EU, almost $1 trillion. The details of the Korean deal are as follows: 15% tariff on all South Korean goods coming in, 0% on all US goods going into South Korea, and $500 billion in direct investment in the U.S. plus a commitment to buy $100 billion in LNG. Those are with a "b" folks. How much does all this come to? Well so far this year, tariffs have brought in $150 billion. That's not enough---even if double---to replace the income tax, but hey, it's a great start.
11) Is Las Vegas's economy a canary in the coal mine? It has turned down. However, having just considered a visit there, only to pull the plug, I found the prices exceptionally high and there have been no big new shows added in years. Cirque du Soliel apparently is out of trapeze artists and mimes. Also, da youts can gamble (especially on sports) on their phones.
12) Homes for sale in big Kollyfornia markets are piling up as no one can afford to buy a newer house because of Petulant Powell holding interest rates up.
13) In the last four months, native-born Americans have gained 1.8 million new jobs, foreign-born lost 1.5 million.
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
14) More evidence that the ChiComs are unraveling, as they are now denying passports to low-level civil servants and retirees, lest they stay gone. Another small indicator things are not well in the Middle Kingdom, as Apple is closing a store there. Good start. Now close them all.
15) The U.S. is playing very hardball with a diddlepicker Brazilian judge who said he would personally oversee Jair Bolsonaro's upcoming trial and is the Brazilian equivalent of Boasberg. Using the Magnitsky Act, the U.S. is able to seize any assets the spoogechicken has here in the U.S. and to deny him a passport.
16) The Canucks made a deal to ship liquified natural gas to Germany. One small problem. Canada doesn't have a pipeline to the east coast, thanks to Just=a Turdo. So they ship it all the way to LOUISIANA first.
IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
17) Right now, Sidney Sweeny in American Eagle jeans is stirring up more interest than the Epstein files. American Eagle not only did not cave to wokester protests that it was "Nazi," they doubled down and had a sale! And no apology! President Trump said the response was "moronic" and yet another example of why he won.
18) I"m putting this here but it could go a lot of places. YouTube and other apps like Spotify are going to be rolling out "age protections" where users have to provide verification of age/ID themselves. This is coming out of the biggest nanny state in the world, Mediocre Britain, and could mean the death of the internet. YouTube is rolling out AI to perform age verification checks because the kids who have negligent parents are accessing adult content. Related to that, some conservative groups lobbied online gaming platforms such as Steam to remove porn in the form of "adult games." But the result was that this was achieved by pressure from online credit card companies which have the ability to deny purchases based on morality, which is entirely subjective and varies from country to country. The internet denizens immediately reacted with a massive spam campaign that tied up the companies phones and money.
19) Hollywood apparently never learns, as a new version of "Spartacus" has a girl boss. Nope. Done.
20) Gary Busey has pleaded guilty to groping a woman during a movie premiere.
21) Netflix paid Adam Sandler over $68 million to do 'Happy Gilmour 2".
IN MEDICAL NEWS
22) Colorado University head football coach Deion Sanders, after suffering blood clots, now has turbo cancer. Yes, he was vaxxed.
23) Yes, you heard that right. The New York Slimes now says rising rates of autism are a good sign. You see, we are just diagnosing more people who already had it. Yeah, that makes sense, . . . . ah, wait, why do no adults show it if more are being diagnosed? Only kids. Yet even in the article itself, the goofball author says that incidence of autism "may be growing." Ya think?
24) Trump told the top pharma kingpins to lower their prices within 30 days or else.
25) The single biggest indicator the vaxxes were deadly is that mortality increased after every dose.
26) Childhood vax rates fall again as parents get wise.
AND FINALLY . . .
27) Vultures are circling Saturday Night Live, which hasn't been funny in years. All things run a natural course, but SNL like virtually all so-called "comedy" drifted further into MAGA hate.
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