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A war of terror with real weapons of war is being fought on our border, child sex trafficking is on the rise, and a dangerous Venezuelan gang is taking over city streets. It’s Harris’s America. A war is occurring within the factions of the Sinaloa Cartel, and it is taking place just outside our Biden-Harris […] The post Drastic Escalation: RPGs, IEDs & Drugged Children at the Border appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Matt Walsh’s latest documentary, Am I Racist?, has taken a bold stance against the growing influence of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, and its message seems to be resonating. Released on September 13, 2024, the film has quickly climbed the box office charts, securing a spot in the top 10 across the U.S. just days after its premiere. Produced by The Daily Wire, the conservative media outlet led by Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boreing, the film has already grossed $9 million in just ten days, making it the highest-grossing documentary of the year. The film takes a satirical approach to DEI initiatives, which have become a controversial topic in American workplaces, schools, and even Hollywood. Walsh uses a Borat-style undercover approach, portraying a liberal professor and engaging directly with DEI experts. Through this, he exposes what many on the right see as the absurdity and hypocrisy of the DEI industry. You must watch this! Matt Walsh tricks ABC into giving him airtime while posing as a DEI expert!!! ABC found itself in a difficult situation after being duped by conservative commentator Matt Walsh during the promotion of his new film, Am I Racist? Walsh tricked the network… pic.twitter.com/K9UTvuPwNj — Derek Wayne (@DerekWayne1816) September 14, 2024 In its opening weekend, Am I Racist? ranked as the third-highest-grossing film in the U.S., surpassing some major studio releases, despite being shown in fewer theaters. The film initially opened in 1,500 theaters nationwide, far fewer than typical Hollywood blockbusters, yet managed to pull in millions, out-earning The Killer’s Game from Lionsgate. While the film has enjoyed significant box office success, it has faced heavy opposition from left-leaning activists and even some theaters. Walsh and The Daily Wire claim that certain cinemas pulled the film from their screens due to threats from activists who oppose its message. One such instance occurred at the Del Oro Theater in California, which removed the film citing "concerns for the well-being" of its staff after receiving demands from activists to cancel screenings. For all his boomerisms Matt Walsh throws out some gems from time to time. Here he shows an altogether better understanding than Rogan on what it takes for a civilization to endeavor to do great things. Joe seems to think you can boot strap the monumental task of space exploration… pic.twitter.com/07EbuTTC81 — Dead Man Red (@i_forklift) September 19, 2024 Despite this resistance, the film has garnered widespread support from conservative audiences, earning a 99% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Mainstream critics have largely ignored the film, with only four critics submitting reviews, all of which were positive. The film’s success comes at a time when the future of DEI programs is under increasing scrutiny. Several major corporations, like Harley-Davidson and John Deere, have recently scaled back their DEI efforts in response to pressure from conservative activists. The release of Am I Racist? taps into this broader cultural pushback, positioning itself as a rallying cry against what Walsh and his supporters see as an overreach by the woke establishment. Am I Racist? is Walsh’s second major documentary release following the success of What Is A Woman?, which also challenged progressive ideologies on gender and identity. With Am I Racist?, Walsh continues to solidify his place as a leading voice in the conservative movement’s efforts to challenge the prevailing narratives on race, equity, and social justice in America. For now, *Am I Racist?* remains a key talking point in the ongoing culture war, with its box office performance proving that there's a large audience for conservative-leaning films that challenge the status quo.Matt Walsh's latest film is undeniably making waves. The post Matt Walsh’s ‘Am I Racist?’ Film Cracks Top 10 Despite Hollywood Resistance appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

ZELENSKY HITS THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL FOR KAMALA... BIDEN-HARRIS ADMIN SEND HIM TO SWING STATE ON TAXPAYER-FUNDED C-17... DEM GOV, UKRAINIAN PREZ AUTOGRAPH AMMUNITION... Zelenskyy Flown Into Key Swing State At Taxpayer Expense After Attacking Trump, Vance Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy flew into a key U.S. swing state this week on a taxpayer-funded aircraft after publicly criticizing former President Donald Trump and Republican Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance. Zelenskyy touched down in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Sunday in a U.S. Air Force C-17A aircraft and toured a local munitions factory that has been producing armaments for Ukraine amid the country’s ongoing war against Russia.

A post shared on Facebook claims that Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s interview with CNN was cut short and had its transcript concealed. Verdict: False The interview amounts to a runtime of 26:58 over three parts. CNN also uploaded the interview’s full transcript to the website. Fact Check: Harris and Walz […]

News Lanterns Max’s Lanterns Has Found Its Hal Jordan No evil shall escape his sight By Molly Templeton | Published on September 24, 2024 Screenshot: Showtime Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: Showtime The ongoing saga of people trying to create a Green Lantern TV series is a long and ragged one, in which shows have risen from the mists, shone gently for a moment, and then faded away, never to make it to series (or even pilots). But the current contender for the ring, DC Studios’ Lanterns—the one from True Detective producer Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof, and Tom King—has taken a major step forward: It has found its Hal Jordan. And they went and cast Coach Taylor. Though around these parts Kyle Chandler is beloved for Early Edition and that time he got blown up on Grey’s Anatomy, he is best known for spending years playing a high school football coach on Friday Night Lights. More recently, he starred in Netflix’s series Bloodline and popped up in everything from Godzilla vs. Kong to Mayor of Kingston to Super Pumped (pictured above). Lanterns has been described as a more gritty sort of superhero series, one not entirely unlike True Detective (so it makes sense that they hired a True Detective vet as showrunner). According to The Hollywood Reporter, it “focuses on Jordan reluctantly mentoring a younger Lantern, John Stewart, who in DC publishing history was one of the company’s first Black superheroes. The story sees the two characters investigating an Earth-bound murder with larger implications.” Hal Jordan is a former test pilot who was chosen by a dying alien to join the Green Lantern Corps. As is typical for a DC character with a long existence, he has teamed up with or faced off against a long list of other characters. He also was one of the first members of the Justice League, and was played by Ryan Reynolds in that Green Lantern movie that is generally best left unwatched. When DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran announced their first lineup of projects, Lanterns was on that list, and Safran said it “plays a really big role in leading into the main story we are telling across film and TV.” With Chandler’s casting, we’re one step closer to finding out exactly what that means. Lanterns will, someday, arrive on Max.[end-mark] The post Max’s <i>Lanterns</i> Has Found Its Hal Jordan appeared first on Reactor.