While the pro-Kamala networks have eagerly shared "resurfaced" or "unearthed" videos that show J.D. Vance talking about childless cat ladies or childless teachers brainwashing the kids, they can't locate videos of Kamala Harris chanting "down, down, with deportation" or agreeing that prostitution should be decriminalized. MRC's Jorge Bonilla joins the show to discuss the latest blatant double standard. One side is meant to be damaged, and the other is to be protected. Bias by omission is a forceful tool, as it was in the 2020 campaign. The media would prefer to position Harris as favoring a bipartisan deal as if she was a centrist on deportation, when she's demonstrated that she is not. Kamala Harris granted an interview to Wisconsin Public Radio this week, and one of the questions was on abortion, where Harris insisted she was in favor of scrapping the filibuster to reinstate Roe v. Wade. Jorge underlines there are serious leftist plans to remove obstacles to packing the Supreme Court, federalizing election rules, and passing gun confiscation. We learned on Wednesday that both Trump and Harris have agreed to individual "town hall" interviews on Univision, Trump on October 8 and Harris on October 10. The interviewer in each is Enrique Acevedo, who Jorge notes was strongly attacked on the left for a calm interview allowing Trump to speak without perpetual interruption. Univision has unsurprisingly offered soft interviews to both Biden and Harris. Enjoy the podcast below, or wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Days after suggesting that it wasn’t necessary for Kamala Harris to sit down for an interview and answer policy questions, MSNBC tasked their resident late-night AWFUL, Stephanie Ruhle, with doing precisely that. Sitting down with Harris and attempting to get substantive answers on policy. She got half the job done: the sitting down part. The interview opens with a plea, from Ruhle to Harris, to give the voters what amounts to a policy elevator pitch. Harris responded with a word salad that ended with affordable housing. Harris makes sure to immediately work "hopes", "dreams", and "aspirations" into her first word salad, in response to Ruhle's first soft toss of a question. pic.twitter.com/TyGPrm89xi — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 25, 2024 Ruhle took another pass at the question, at which point Harris fired off a succession of talking points against Trump: Second question, @SRuhle marvels: “Over the last four years, there have been tremendous economic winds and you’ve just laid out a big plan, but still polling shows that most likely voters still think Donald Trump is better to handle the economy. Why do you think that is?” pic.twitter.com/n9HcpUSVD2 — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) September 25, 2024 Within a round of questions on taxes and tariffs where Harris largely avoided providing substantive answers, Ruhle asked an uncomfortable question regarding the Teamsters’ non-endorsement, which Harris also ducked: Harris avoids answering the question about the Teamsters' refusal to endorse. pic.twitter.com/D0ptyrQm2k — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 25, 2024 Ruhle asks Harris about price controls. Harris provides a clear answer, which is to double down: Harris's response to the price controls question seems very price control-adjacent pic.twitter.com/ZfJeNuHJ9w — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 25, 2024 On immigration, Ruhle revives “cats and dogs”. Harris offers to revive mass amnesties: Immigration: Kamala offers to revive both the failed border bill and "comprehensive immigration reform" pic.twitter.com/QT6qzYq0HU — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 25, 2024 At long last, a tough question: McDonald’s. MSNBC’s @SRuhle gets tough: “Your opponent almost everyday seems to be talking about this. So I just want to ask you yes or no. At any point in your life have you served two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun?” Giggle time. pic.twitter.com/iDfDMK6Yf2 — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) September 25, 2024 Of course, there is an obligatory question on abortion, framed as an economic issue- the one issue guaranteed to elicit a response out of Harris: in this case, the ProPublica Abortion Hoax. Also, the trust question: Ruhle makes sure to work an abortion question into this interview on economy. pic.twitter.com/0SHhiwe6Vt — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 25, 2024 Afterwards, there was the usual obnoxious round of self-congratulation and back-patting that is typical of MSNBC. Ruhle glowingly called Harris “a great interview.” RUHLE: "She's a great interview. I sat down with her for 25 minutes. You might not have liked all her answers, but she had one for every single question." pic.twitter.com/WefuFOJbsj — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 25, 2024 As I mentioned at the outset, Ruhle accomplished half her mission, which was to ask questions. Some friendly, some with a slight degree of difficulty, but there was never a serious challenge of anything Harris said. Unfortunately for viewers expecting clarity, Harris didn’t offer a substantive answer beyond her talking point set-pieces. That much was evident from the very first question, wherein Harris worked “dreams”, “aspirations”, and “middle class” into her very first answer. It went downhill from there. As anticipated, sitting the vice president was the proud recipient of a warm tongue bath from the Regimiest of all Regime Media outlets, which will no doubt he hailed as a groundbreaking interview by the usual crowd of Regime propagandists.

Friends don’t let friends invite Robert De Niro to their movie premieres.Director Francis Ford Coppola learned that lesson the hard way this week. The Hollywood icon debuted “Megalopolis,” his audacious new film starring Adam Driver and Jon Voight, before select IMAX audiences nationwide Monday.Coppola introduced the film personally via a livestream Q&A prior to the screening featuring longtime pals De Niro and director Spike Lee. Neither is involved with the project, but both share long, personal ties with the director.The event was meant to honor both Coppola and his latest film, but De Niro and Lee turned the event into a Trump roast.They took turns torching the GOP favorite and demanding audiences vote against him come Nov. 5. If you’ve heard De Niro speak over the past seven-plus years, you know exactly what he said.Different day. Same script. Yawn.He’s done this shtick before. Team Apple edited the anti-Trump comments from his 2023 speech on behalf of the studio’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” event. Silly Apple. The company wanted the focus to remain on the movie, not the costar’s political obsession.The actor raged against Trump anyway (and Apple for telling him what NOT to say).At this point, De Niro needs to be given the Hannibal Lecter treatment at public events. Tied to a gurney. Face covered in a protective mask so he can’t spout his Trump rhetoric. Or, if you have a movie to promote, keep De Niro in front of the camera where he belongs.Amazing abortionQuick: What's the biggest issue facing America today? Unchecked immigration? The disappearing middle class? Rising crime?Wrong! It's that we're not having enough abortions.At least according to Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence. The “Silver Linings Playbook” star shared why she’s voting for the “amazing” Kamala Harris come November.“I know that she will do whatever she can to protect reproductive rights. That’s the most important thing, is to not let somebody into the White House who is going to ban abortion.”Except Trump has been clear and vocal about not supporting a nationwide abortion ban. We won't hold our breath for a fact-check, as the pro-choice movement relies heavily on this kind of fuzzy thinking. How else can a fetus simultaneously be a "clump of cells" and a developing baby — all depending on how the mother feels about it?Lionsgate presents ... Robohack!Lionsgate is giving AI a try.The studio announced it will incorporate AI technology “to develop cutting-edge, capital-efficient content creation opportunities.”That sounds like something an AI bot might write, but the bigger picture couldn’t be more obvious. AI tech can save Hollywood major money. And, in the case of Lionsgate, there’s never been a better time for just that.The studio’s list of summer clunkers includes “The Crow,” “Borderlands,” and, most likely, “Megalopolis.” The expensive saga is expecting to open $4-8 million this weekend. The film’s budget is estimated at $120 million.The first two Lionsgate films capped out at a horrifying $9 million and $15 million each, respectively.The AI announcement may rankle some Hollywood insiders. Others realize it’s only a matter of time before they sign up, too.Christmas jeer“Red One” has a distinct “Jingle All the Way” vibe. Or is it “Fred Claus"?We get a bevy of new Christmas movies each year, most of which make classics like “Elf” and “Christmas Vacation” shine even brighter by comparison.Next up? “Red One,” and the buzz is already making us wish we got coal instead. It’s the movie that reportedly went way over budget because star Dwayne Johnson preferred not to arrive on set as planned. A lot.Johnson and Chris Evans play reluctant partners trying to save a kidnapped Ol’ St. Nick (J.K. Simmons).The trailer looks like the kind of glossy, high-tech film that snuffs out any semblance of Yuletide glee. We’ll reserve judgment for the finished movie, hitting theaters Nov. 15. If it’s as clunky as feared, watching “Die Hard” will bring that seasonal cheer back in a hurry.Junket jailbreakMovie journalists are as mad as hell, and they’re not gonna take it anymore.The latest sign? Multiple journos boycotted a Johnny Depp-led press soiree after time constraints turned their face time into a tiny, embarrassing window. Previously, more than 100 entertainment scribes signed an open letter protesting the dearth of chances to query actors in recent months.They have a point. This reporter often is given the chance to participate in “virtual” press junkets where the publicists can screen out any question deemed “inconvenient.”Now, if only political journalists reacted with equal horror when VP Kamala Harris stiff-arms them on the daily.

Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams is expected to face federal charges related to corruption according to several sources. The development was first reported Wednesday night by the New York Times and confirmed by the Associated Press. 'If I am charged, I am innocent.'The mayor released a brief statement denying the charges. “I always knew that If I stood my ground for New Yorkers that I would be a target—and a target I became," Adams wrote. "If I am charged, I am innocent and I will fight this with every ounce of my strength and spirit."In recent weeks, law enforcement officials have raided the residences of his close confidants, including Deputy Mayor Phil Banks and Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright. Adams aide Timothy Pearson's phone was confiscated, and officials raided the home of NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban, who later resigned. In February, Adams compared himself to Jesus Christ and said his critics were motivated by racism. "Have you ever seen this much chocolate leading the City of New York? And then go down the line. Look, look who's here," he said at the time. "This is representative of the city. That's why people are hating on me. You trying to figure out why they're hating on me?""How many of you go to church? Ma'am, this is a Matthew 21:12 moment. Jesus walked in the temple, he saw them doing wrong in the temple. He did what?" he asked. "I went to City Hall to turn the table over!"This is a developing story and may be updated with additional information. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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