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Today's News, September 11-12, 2025
About this Episode
IN POLITICAL NEWS
1) The suspected assassin of Charlie Kirk is in custody, a bilgepickle hater named Tyler Robinson of Utah. His own father turned him in. His bullets had fascist writings etched in them. As Techno Fog points out, 33 hours to catch him was remarkably quick, considering it took days to catch the murderous Luigi Mangoine. Related to this, liberal fascists thought they were free to dance on Charlie's grave. BlueSky and Reddit had hordes of these barbarians. The vomitous rag called The Nation said to remember who Charlie "really is" and called him "despicable"---a guy who never did anything except engage in polite discussion. But to the rescue rode an army of internet sleuths who exposed and doxxed hundreds of crazed fungalnuggets who stupidly posted on social media. So far, more than 50 have been fired, forced to resign, or suspended from their jobs. And The Punisher, Pete Hegseth is just getting started on the Department of WAH! This is the first time in my life time where there have been consequences for left hate. MSNBC fired the Bushie scrotommagnet Matt Dowd. About time. This guy should have been fired by Bush.
2) It turns out that the 71-year-old man who was first arrested in UT is no daisy, having been arrested multiple times on obstruction, trespass, and sending a death threat bomb-letter to a UT city council.
3) As I say below, we crossed an inflection point, not just here but around the world. More on that, but one key indicator here is that Sen. John Can't-Carry-a-Thune has blown through the filibuster option and has started bringing packets of numerous Trump nominees to the floor to be approved in one fell swoop. Only two hours of debate per nominee are allowed. Most will be confirmed by next week. Oh, and out of fear of leftist dribblepoachers, legislators may start carrying weapons. Worked in the 1850s. Only one DemoKKKrat terror attack on a senator, when Charles Sumner was hit in a surprise attack by the slave-lover Preston Brooks.
4) Chris Bray agrees with me, that we have hit an inflection point and that the Left is losing bigly on all fronts, hence, they are becoming rabid wolverines backed into a corner. They will lose. The only question is by how much.
5) Republicans on the Hill have named members of a new January 6 (Patriot Day) committee whose mission is unclear. No one went to jail from the first one our side created. Ray Epps is still at large, Michael Byrd is uncharged, and no one has been indicted or even named in the so-called "Pipe bomb" deployments.
6) Remember how DemoKKKrats were going to match GOP redistricting to neutralize it? Yeah. Good times. Now it looks like there is severe pushback, as many DemoKKKrat congressgoblins do not want to give up one inch of their own territory in redistricting, hence nothing will happen. No DemoKKKrats want to give up some of their voters to try to steal voters elsewhere. I'll say again. I believe as of today, Rs have a lock on the House for 2026. Meanwhile, remember the "Economics of Abundance" (a DemoKKKrat theme that never took off?) Moderates at "The Liberal Patriot" explain why.
7) The Feds continue their crackdown on the drug cartels, particularly the Sinaloa cartel, arresting 617.
8) Lost in the Charlie Kirk story, there was a shooting at the U.S. Naval Academy. None killed, one injured by a disgruntled washed-out midshipman.
IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS
9) Illegal invaders fleeing ICE tried to storm the CIA HQ at Langley. Good luck.
IN CULTURAL NEWS
10) The Nation's Report Card gives public schools a failing grade.
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
11) Howard Luttnick, Commerce Sec., says Chy-na is "eating" most of the cost of the tariffs.
12) Americans are leaving the cities and heading for the hinterlands. It's cheaper, and safe.
13) Inflation down from Rutabaga's 7% but still rising at a 4% rate. Where is Tall Paul Volcker?
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
14) The assassination of Charlie Kirk in America is a---pardon the phrase---turning point, but it already was rippling through other parts of the world. On Monday I reported the resignation of the Japanese PM. France's government has collapsed. Nepal is seeing incredible anti-government-corruption violence, where the wife of the (they think) corrupt former PM was burned to death. Now the head of the Bavarian province in Germany, home of BMW and Audi, announced the termination of the ban against internal combustion engines. Green, like all leftist spooge, is dying.
15) Brazil, apparently hasn't gotten the message that communism sucks, and has jailed former President Jair Bolsonaro, a true Brazilian patriot.
16) They are now admitting it. The world is NOT moving away from fossil fuels. Nor should it. Norway, for example, pumped more oil and gas than expected by "forecasters."
17) Little Rocket Man, Kim Jung-Un, has ordered people who watch foreign films to be executed. You know, that's cuz North Korea is the gold standard of fine movies.
IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
18) CBS is set to acquire CNN, subjecting it to the same reforms as CBS went through, while Univision fears it will be kicked off youtube for allowing Trump to appear in 2024.
IN MEDICAL NEWS
19) It took five years, but now a majority of Americans believe the vaxxes caused mass death.
AND FINALLY . . .
20) These Indian cafes let you pay with garbage. Ah, you sure you want to eat the curry "chicken?"
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