Will Sasso and Dan Soder are Macho Man Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan, Andre The Giant, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rodney Dangerfield, and Robert Deniro reading Andy Rooney quotes. 😂😂😂😂
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Remembering Macho Man Randy Savage who passed away 15 years ago today on May 20, 2011.
The pride of Downers Grove, Illinois - here's Randy reminding everyone he was once a Major League Baseball player, as Savage & the WWE Roster took on members of The Chicago Media, at a charity softball game in Evanston, in August of 1994.
Rest In Macho Heaven, we miss you Randy.
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BREAKING: Blockbuster report reveals that Trump’s ultra-devoted young aide and rumored paramour is the secret fuel behind his unhinged late-night Truth Social antics!
Donald Trump is widely perceived to be spiraling out of control on Truth Social late at night, but he isn't doing it alone. He’s being indulged by a much younger female aide more than willing to stay by his side all night leading to long-standing rumors of an affair.
According to a new Wall Street Journal report, executive assistant Natalie Harp is the driving force behind many of Trump’s most unhinged and offensive late-night Truth Social rampages.
The 34-year-old former One America News host brings the 79-year-old president stacks of printed posts (often conspiracy theories, racist content, and AI slop), gets his approval, then logs into his account and blasts them out while he should be sleeping.
Harp has unprecedented access to Trump. Senators reportedly text her directly when they can’t reach the president. But her extreme devotion has sparked years of affair rumors inside MAGA circles.
Reports reveal she once went so far as living in the ladies’ locker room at his Bedminster golf club for more than a month just to stay close to him after she was shut out from normal accommodations.
Harp has reportedly written gushing letters to Trump saying things like “You are all that matters to me” and that she only wants to bring him “joy.”
Gossip aside, Harp is the enabler who encouraged Trump to push out the racist video depicting the Obamas as apes and the bizarre AI image of Trump as Jesus Christ, both later deleted after backlash.
While Trump’s inner circle is reportedly fed up with the chaos she helps create, Harp answers to no one except Trump himself. She bypasses the chief of staff and communications team, feeding the president’s worst impulses at all hours of the night.
Since taking office, Trump has posted a staggering 8,800 times, with frequent all-night posting binges that suggest he’s barely sleeping.
So here we have an ill-rested, elderly president obsessively rage-posting into the early morning hours, allegedly enabled and coddled by a young, clearly smitten aide who is frequently in his private quarters at all hours, a privilege afforded no other staff member.
The entire spectacle is embarrassing, dysfunctional, and completely unfit and inappropriate for the White House. And its results speak for themselves.
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BREAKING: KASH CLASH! “Let’s go. Side by side.” — Kash Patel just made Senate history for all the wrong reasons.
FBI Director Kash Patel appeared before the Senate Appropriations Committee today and was asked by Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) whether his security detail had ever had difficulty waking or locating him — a reference to the documented reports about his alleged drinking habits that have plagued his tenure.
Patel's response was not a dignified denial. It was a full-throated, margarita-slinging counterattack.
Rather than simply denying the allegations and moving on, Patel launched into an extended attack on Van Hollen — accusing the senator of drinking margaritas with "a convicted gang-banging rapist" in El Salvador and running up a $7,000 bar tab at a Washington hotel lobby bar "on the taxpayer dime."
Van Hollen's response was precise: "The fact that you mentioned that indicates you don't know what you are talking about."
Then Van Hollen offered Patel a challenge that stopped the hearing cold: take the AUDIT test — the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test used by the military to screen for drinking problems.
"Are you willing to take the test?"
Patel: "I'll take any test you're willing to take."
Van Hollen: "I will take it, Director Patel. I'll take it. You ready to take it?"
Patel: "Let's go. Side by side."
Van Hollen: "I'll take it. All right."
Let's appreciate what just happened. The Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation — the man responsible for polygraphing his own staff to find leakers, who sued The Atlantic for $250 million over drinking allegations, who chugged beer in the Olympic locker room on a government jet while claiming to be on official business — just agreed to take an alcohol screening test in a Senate hearing room.
His personnel file from 2005 contains two alcohol-related arrests. He is currently suing a magazine for reporting on his drinking. His own chief of staff allegedly spread stories about sneaking him out of the Ritz-Carlton in disguise for drinking sessions.
And now he's challenged a United States Senator to a sobriety test.
"Let's go. Side by side."
This actually happened. In the United States Senate. Today.
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BREAKING: Rep. Joe Neguse DESTROYS Trump's Interior Secretary over his wasteful $13.1 million "renovations" to the Reflecting Pool — and reveals a stunning legal crack in MAGA's plans.
This vanity project might not get finished after all...
"Are you familiar with Atlantic Industrial Coatings?" the congressman asked during a hearing of the House Committee on Natural Resources.
"I— I'm not— N— Familiar with that uh," said Burgum.
"So Atlantic Industrial Coatings is a company. Are you familiar with that company?" asked Neguse.
"You're saying— You're saying Atlantic?" managed Burgum.
"Atlantic Industrial Coatings, correct," said the congressman. "Are you familiar with it or?"
"I'm not familiar with Atlantic."
"Okay, Atlantic Industrial Coatings is the company that received a no-bid federal contract for the project at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool," explained Neguse. "Are you familiar with that now?"
"I'm familiar with that project, yes," said Burgum.
"But not the company?"
"Uh— Nuh— I wasn't familiar that— With that specific name of the company," said Burgum.
"Okay. You're familiar with the fact that a company received a no-bid contract to do the work on that project, correct?" asked Neguse.
"I'm— I'm familiar that we uh— That we're working on a project to, uh, restore, uh, the Reflecting Pool before the, uh, summer season with record attendance, yes," stammered Burgum.
"Yes, and that was through a no-bid $13 million contract, right?" pressed the congressman. "That's not up for debate. That's a fact."
"But I— I— I'm positive that we followed all of the required bidding rules, so you're— You're emphasizing the word no-bid like something nefarious has happened," said Burgum. "And I— I reject that thesis."
"Okay, then explain it to me," said Neguse. "Here, I'll ask you the question. My understanding of the federal procurement rules is that a no-bid contract is reserved for situations where 'any delay would cause serious injury to the government.' Your proposition is what? That there'd be serious injury to the government if this company didn't get the $13 million contract to do this particular project right now?"
"Well, I think we do have a sense of urgency, I mean, we got handed a record amount of deferred maintenance," said Burgum. "We had 19 fountains across the city that didn't work."
"That's a serious injury to the government!?" said an incredulous Neguse, biting back a laugh. "A serious injury to the government?"
"Well, I'm not— I'm not— I'm not a... I suppose a lawyer could decide that, but I think that maybe all of us could agree that we would want to have our nation's capital looking great for the 250th," Burgum said. "I mean, this is a common sense decision."
"I would say, just last question, who picked this company? Because President Trump, a few months ago, in a New York Times article, said, 'I have a guy who's unbelievable at doing swimming pools. He looked at it. He called me up. He said, sir, we can do something on it.' Last night, he posted on Truth Social, also, 'I did not give out the contract, Interior did, to a contractor I did not know and have never used before.' So, Interior, he's talking about you. Did you give this $13 million no-bid contract to this company that's never done business with the federal government before?"
"The— The— The gentleman that you're talking about that has done, uh, construction work regarding pools and fountains for President Trump is not part of this contract," claimed Burgum. "He— He's just a citizen that cared about it and offered some free advice. There's nothing there there in terms of any dollars flowing to anybody that worked for President Trump."
Tellingly, Burgum offered no clarity on the actual bidding process. The reason is self-evident. This is the most corrupt administration in American history. Trump regularly hands out sweetheart deals and blatantly funnels our tax dollars into the pockets of his family members and cronies.
We'd bet good money that a look under the hood of this project would reveal rampant criminality. When Democrats get back into power, we must use our subpoena power to launch a full forensic audit.
In the meantime, Congressman Neguse has just pumped jet fuel into the lawsuits that are attempting to stop these hideous Reflecting Pool renovations. Clearly, the contract process was handled improperly because there was no actual threat of "serious injury" to the government.
The courts must step in and stop this project dead in its tracks!
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BREAKING: MAKE HIM SQUIRM! Mike Johnson gets asked about Trump's jaw-dropping confession that he doesn't think about Americans' "financial situation" and gives the worst answer imaginable.
Republicans are going down with the sinking MAGA ship...
"Yesterday, the President was asked about whether Americans' financial concerns were motivating him to make a deal with Iran, his response was 'I don't think about Americans' financial situations. Do you think that's the right message? Do you think the President should be considering the financial toll of the war?" a reporter asked the House Speaker during a press conference.
"I don't know the context in which he made that comment," said Johnson, who certainly knew the full context of the remark. There is no world in which he wasn't immediately briefed on Trump's historic political blunder. This is Johnson's typical craven strategy: feign ignorance when Trump says or does something awful.
"But I can tell you the President thinks about Americans' financial situations," said Johnson, directly contradicting what Trump himself admitted. "I talk to him on average twice a day, sometimes three or four times a day. And we talk about it constantly."
It was then that Johnson unveiled his pathetic counter-messaging strategy for this debacle—
"Umm... He's laser-focused on trying to resolve the conflict in Iran because if we get the Strait of Hormuz— When we get the Strait of Hormuz reopened, um, that will alleviate a lot of pressure with gas prices and other things in the economy," said Johnson.
If you'll forgive us a momentary lapse into Trumpian caps lock: THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ WAS ALREADY OPEN BEFORE TRUMP STARTED THIS WAR!
This is the Republican messaging plan? "Sorry, Trump doesn't give a damn that you can't afford to feed your kids, drive your car, heat your home, or pay your rent, but don't worry, our brave leader is hard at work undoing a problem that he created."
It would be funny if it weren't so deadly serious.
And this is all assuming that Trump can actually get the Strait reopened, which seems increasingly unlikely. The Iranians have all of the leverage. According to The New York Times, U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Iran has "regained access to most of its missile sites, launchers and underground facilities." That characterization flies directly in the face of Trump's claim that Iran's military has been thoroughly degraded.
We have lost this war and eventually Trump will have to crawl on his belly to the negotiating table and grant massive concessions to the Iranians to get the Strait reopened. In the meantime, the American people will be forced to suffer financially while the President rubs it in our faces that he doesn't care about our plight.
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Trump fell asleep with his face drooping in the Oval Office during a meeting today. This is a real video that should concern every American. He’s not fit to serve.