🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Greg Gutfeled GOES HAYWIRE after Jessica Tarlov sets him off!
"We had dozens of American deaths where YOU DIDN'T SAY SH*T." 🔥
"I’m absolutely BORED by this. I’m bored by the Nazi stuff, bored by the 'concerned' people in the media that weren't concerned when innocent women were R*PED AND M*RDERED, who didn’t CARE about the 57 who died under Obama!"
"You deserve NO attention on this. You deserve NO credibility on this!"
"It seems like you're ready for another one. You had Renee Good, that went for a couple of weeks. You had this guy, went for a week or so. You're gonna need a third one!"
"I don't care about any of this performance anymore, Jessica. It's done. And you know what? Neither does Trump. People are voting for the law. They want the law."
"If you wanna cry about m*rders and r*pists, DO IT ON YOUR OWN TIME!" @greggutfeld
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.@VDHanson : “We didn’t storm the beaches of Normandy… didn’t bleed and die in the trenches of World War I…. didn’t sacrifice everything in World War II…. just to be lectured by newcomers on why America is ‘racist’ and ‘flawed.’” Victor is right.
Today we remember World War II Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Roy W. Harmon, buried and remembered at Florence American Cemetery.
When enemy machine guns pinned down his platoon, Sgt. Harmon took action. After a squad assault failed, he launched a one-man attack on three enemy positions hidden under haystacks.
Wounded twice, he pressed on—destroying all three nests with grenades and gunfire before falling mortally wounded. His courage saved his comrades and allowed his company to advance.
His Medal of Honor citation recounts his unparalleled courage: "Sgt. Harmon's extraordinary heroism, gallantry, and self-sacrifice saved a platoon from being wiped out, and made it possible for his company to advance against powerful enemy resistance."
Harmon’s sacrifice remains a powerful testament to duty, valor, and the cost of freedom.
#ww2 #worldwar2 #medalofhonor #militaryhistory #florence #california
🚨 She thought she was moving to Las Vegas with the man she loved.
That same man beat her, trafficked her, and stole the next 10 years of her life.
This isn't Hollywood. It's happening every single day.
Every parent needs to hear her story. @annielobert@CowboyLogic_RAV
This morning @foxandfriends asked me about the life and legacy of Lindsey Graham, who was a great American. The truth is, death comes for all of us and we need to be ready to stand before God. Watch…
. @SidneyPowell1 is America’s Guardian Angel of Justice.
She is owed a huge apology by many from the media and across the legal community. And for every American, this message is one that demonstrates that we still maintain a small modicum of justice in at least one court.
Please take a minute to read the decision laid out in this excellent @Real_RobN missive.
Want to know why the left killed Charlie Kirk? Want to know why they keep attacking his legacy?
Right here. Look at this. 3,000 students roaring and ready to save their country. This is happening in DC right now.
Charlie wasn’t just some guy on a college campus. He was a generational threat to the radical left’s entire power structure.
He walked into their strongholds, told the truth about God, family, freedom, and America — and millions of young people listened.
They couldn’t debate him.
They couldn’t cancel him.
So they assassinated him in front of the entire world, thinking it would stop his movement — it didn’t.
That’s why they’re coming after his widow and his family.
That’s why they’re trying to tear down Turning Point USA and America’s youth.
These students, the next generation — THIS is the mission.
Charlie’s message won’t be silenced. This is how his legacy lives on @TPUSA God bless them 🇺🇸
The same Met Police force who ran away from rioting Muslims because Morocco got knocked out of the World Cup, drag and arrest English football supporters celebrating their teams' win last night.
Two-tier policing in plain sight again.
His uniform was soaked in fuel when the Bradley exploded. He was already on fire when he went back in.
On October 17, 2005, Sergeant First Class Alwyn Cashe was commanding a Bradley Fighting Vehicle on a nighttime patrol near a village in Salah Ad Din Province, Iraq. An IED and simultaneous small arms fire struck the vehicle, disabling it and engulfing it in flames with soldiers still inside. Cashe escaped - then turned straight back around.
The driver was trapped and burning. Cashe forced open the hatch and dragged him free, but burning fuel soaked his own uniform in the process. His clothes caught fire. He kept moving.
He pushed to the rear of the vehicle, where more of his soldiers were trapped in the troop compartment. Enemy fighters noticed him and redirected fire to his position. When a nearby friendly element suppressed the enemy long enough to create an opening, Cashe stepped into the open troop door and pulled four soldiers free. Two more were unaccounted for. He went back in and got them.
By the time medevac helicopters arrived, Cashe had second-and third-degree burns across the majority of his body. He refused evacuation until every other wounded soldier had been loaded first. He died on November 8, 2005 - twenty-two days atter the attack.
Sergeant First Class Alwyn C. Cashe was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor - the first Black service member from the Iraq War to receive it, a recognition that took 16 years and an act of Congress to achieve.
I spoke with Jim O'Brien, Senior VP and Chief of Staff for @ASU about them NOT using eminent domain on 89 year old, Robert Young's house. I appreciate his honest comment: "This is a David and Goliath story. And this isn’t a political thing, it’s just the way that people view the world. They don’t like it when big entities are perceived to be beating up on elderly retired men." @HarmeetKDhillon