“He’s got the gene!” This is such an adorable moment… President Donald Trump’s grandson, Luke, is the son of Eric Trump and Lara Trump. Eric Trump is Donald Trump’s second son, and Lara Trump is Eric’s wife. Luke is 7 years old and today he joined President Trump on the stage and totally stole the show! Check this out: Trumps Grandson ‘Luke’ takes the stage Trump told him to say MAGA, but he said “Vote for Grandpa” I love this side of Trump. He should show it more, don’t you agree?? pic.twitter.com/NGRugeOOpq — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) September 21, 2024 How hilarious! President Trump says “I whispered in his ear ‘say MAGA’ and he says ‘Vote for Grandpa!’ He doesn’t care what I said!” But my favorite part was the end where Luke is clearly enjoying his time on stage, waving at everyone and President Trump notices and you can see he’s genuinely impressed! “He doesn’t want to leave the stage!  He’s got the gene!” Such a great moment! How can anyone not love this man? Backup here: Trump told his grandson to say MAGA, but he said “Vote for Grandpa” TRUMP 2024!! pic.twitter.com/kaxZpORGQ4 — Graham Allen (@GrahamAllen_1) September 21, 2024 You can watch the full Rally here:

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Former President Donald Trump said in an interview that airs tonight that he is worried about the safety of his family and others after he survived two assassination attempts over the last few months. Trump’s remarks to Fox News host Brian Kilmeade come after he was shot in the head in mid-July during a rally in Pennsylvania and he was nearly shot at again last weekend by a Democrat donor who was hiding on his golf course with a rifle. “I do. I do,” Trump said when asked if he worried about his family’s safety. “I don’t talk about it, but I do. I have to worry about family. I have to worry about everybody. I worry about you.” Trump said that the millions of illegal aliens that the Biden-Harris administration allowed into the U.S. have also made the country significantly more dangerous. Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! “Look, we’re under siege and no country has ever suffered like we have for the last three-and-a-half, almost four years,” Trump said. “When they allow millions of people to come into our country, from prisons, right? From prisons. And terrorists, and people from mental institutions, and they take over our parks. Look at New York – you can’t play Little League baseball anymore.” Trump also addressed the forthcoming vice presidential debate, saying that he does not expect that his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-OH), will get a fair shot from leftist CBS News moderators Margaret Brennan and Norah O’Donnell. “He won’t get a fair shot. But he will handle it very good,” Trump said. “I think he’s done great. People are really liking him. He’s tough, smart, he loves our country. He’s going to have no trouble.”

The face of Matt Walsh — dressed as a diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) expert in new hit documentary “Am I Racist?” — appeared in the background of ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday, thanks to some fans of the film. In “Am I Racist?,” Walsh explores the monumental grift of DEI race hustlers by simply attending their events and speaking to them about their ideology — for a fee, of course. Walsh’s disguise is literally just a pair of skinny jeans and a man-bun. “First I made a cameo on CNN and now ESPN,” Walsh commented, posting a picture of the photobomb. “I really appreciate the support and exposure from these mainstream outlets.” Dressed as his DEI expert character, Walsh back in August crashed the Democratic National Convention (DNC), where he appeared in the background of CNN programming. First I made a cameo on CNN and now ESPN. I really appreciate the support and exposure from these mainstream outlets. pic.twitter.com/56zGjTpm3N — Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 21, 2024 Fans posted photos of the numerous signs of Walsh’s face on ESPN. @MattWalshBlog cutouts on #collegegameday is amazing. ? pic.twitter.com/Rv3dzlmrto — Carter Edmondson (@CarterEdmondson) September 21, 2024 @MattWalshBlog cutouts on #collegegameday is amazing. ? pic.twitter.com/Rv3dzlmrto — Carter Edmondson (@CarterEdmondson) September 21, 2024 Walsh had some fun with the photobombing, too, writing, “Excuse me sir, do you have a minute to discuss your white privilege?” Excuse me sir, do you have a minute to discuss your white privilege? pic.twitter.com/A3HdzkMvcN — Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 21, 2024 The conservative also highlighted one of the unhinged responses to the humorous signs. “Some student at College GameDay is holding up a cutout of Matt Walsh’s face from the ‘Am I Racist?’ movie poster,” one post said. “And I personally believe they don’t deserve football and should also be shot.” Walsh reacted, “The reaction to some kids holding ‘Am I Racist?’ posters on College GameDay is about as reasonable and sane as you would expect.” The reaction to some kids holding “Am I Racist?” posters on College Gameday is about as reasonable and sane as you would expect pic.twitter.com/MNLvsC9rQJ — Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 21, 2024 “Am I Racist?” debuted at number four at the box office alongside major Hollywood productions with much higher production and marketing budgets, The Daily Wire has highlighted. And the film currently has a 98% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes and is Certified Hot on the site’s popcorn meter, which means at least 500 of those reviews come from verified ticket purchasers. Still, mainstream critics are refusing to review the film. Related: Matt Walsh Blasts Critics’ Refusal To Review ‘Am I Racist?’ Despite Its Box Office Success

Vice President Kamala Harris over the weekend desperately tried to revive the prospect of having another debate against former President Donald Trump before the election by accepting a new debate offer. Harris’ campaign said in a statement that the American people “deserve another opportunity” to watch the two debate. “It would be unprecedented in modern history for there to just be one general election debate,” the campaign said. “Vice President Harris is ready for another opportunity to share a stage with Donald Trump, and she has accepted CNN’s invitation to a debate on October 23.” “Donald Trump should have no problem agreeing to this debate,” they added. Trump fired back at a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina, on Saturday, saying that it was too late to do another, especially after she rejected additional debate offers from Trump in the past. “She’s done one debate. I’ve done two. It’s too late to do another. I’d love to, in many ways, but it’s too late. The voting is cast,” Trump said, adding: “She’s had her chance to do it with Fox. You know, Fox invited us on, and I waited and waited, and they turned it down. They turned it down, but now she wants to do a debate right before the election with CNN because she’s losing badly.” Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! Trump did a CNN debate with President Joe Biden in late June that went so poorly for Biden that he ended up being forced out of the race by his own party. Trump and Harris teed off against each other earlier this month on ABC News in a debate that was widely panned as being extremely biased against Trump. Trump agreed last month to a Fox News debate on September 4, which Harris rejected; and an NBC News debate on September 25, which Harris never accepted; in addition to the September 10 debate that they both agreed to on ABC News. “Harris now wants another CNN debate, so it would be CNN-ABC-CNN, with CBS hosting the VP debate. Why CNN twice but no Fox? Since when does one side get all home games?” asked National Review senior writer Dan McLaughlin. “The typical rule of thumb is that the side that wants more debates is the side that’s losing. Which suggests that the Harris campaign’s internal polling may belie the smug certainty of victory that pervades her online supporters.” The typical rule of thumb is that the side that wants more debates is the side that’s losing. Which suggests that the Harris campaign’s internal polling may belie the smug certainty of victory that pervades her online supporters. — Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) September 21, 2024 Fox News host Laura Ingraham posted on X: “The fact that Kamala’s team is pushing for a new debate is a sign of weakness, not strength. They obviously don’t think they have the electoral college.” “Hilarious bravado from the campaign that hasn’t done a press conference and pretended the Fox News debate invitation just didn’t exist even after Trump went on ABC,” said Republican strategist Matt Whitlock.

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A young mother tragically passed away after taking the abortion pill and encountering severe complications. Her name was Amber Thurman, and she’s become the latest political pawn whose untimely death is being used to push political propaganda — specifically, and twistedly, abortion propaganda. “Democrats, the media, and activists are trying to blame Georgia’s pro-life law and Donald Trump for her death,” Allie Beth Stuckey of “Relatable” comments, noting that Thurman passed away in 2022 — but it’s just making headlines now. Thurman was nine weeks pregnant with twins when she decided to take abortion pills that would end the lives of her two babies, before becoming critically ill hours after taking the second pill. She was rushed to the hospital where the doctors failed to treat her appropriately, and she later died of sepsis. “Now, the pro-abortion side is blaming Georgia’s abortion ban for the doctor’s unwillingness to act, and ultimately, for her death,” Stuckey says, noting that Thurman had scheduled a D&C abortion in North Carolina, which stands for dilation and curettage. “There’s actually a vacuum tube that is placed in the cervix of the mother into the uterus to suck these living babies out of the womb. Now, the hope is at that point that those babies are already dead, because there’s a variety of ways that they try to starve and poison the babies before the D&C, but that is not always the case,” she explains. Thurman had reportedly gotten stuck in traffic and missed her appointment and was offered two abortion pills instead. “From my understanding, without even seeing her, without even doing another ultrasound confirming how far along she was, this Planned Parenthood just said, ‘Yeah, here, take these abortion pills,’” Stuckey explains, adding, “and this is approved, by the way, by the FDA.” At first Thurman was only suffering cramps, but after taking the second pill, she began bleeding profusely. When she made it to the hospital, they found she still had baby remnants in her uterus and an infection. “Unfortunately, this happens far too often in these situations,” Stuckey says. “And you’ll remember, it is the abortion lobby that has fought tooth and nail against every single Republican legislative attempt to ensure that women are under a doctor’s care when they are going through an abortion.” Now, the Democrat Party is blaming Georgia’s pro-life laws for Thurman’s death. However, the law specifically offered an exception for cases like Thurman’s. “If the act performed with the purpose of removing a dead unborn child caused by spontaneous abortion or removing an ectopic pregnancy,” it is allowed. “So definitely she could have legally gotten a D&C after her baby had died inside of her in the state of Georgia. That is completely legal,” Stuckey says. Want more from Allie Beth Stuckey?To enjoy more of Allie’s upbeat and in-depth coverage of culture, news, and theology from a Christian, conservative perspective, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Is the trailer for "A Minecraft Movie" the worst abomination inflicted on gamers since the horrifically "realistic" Sonic the Hedgehog character design? I don't think so. But then, I'm not much of a Minecraft fan; those who are do seem pretty upset. Let's look at what the big deal is. "A Minecraft Movie" stars Jason Momoa, Danielle Brooks, Sebastian Eugene Hansen, and Emma Myers as four misfits who find themselves pulled into the game's Overworld, where they must battle zombies, piglins, and creepers. There to guide them on their quest to return to reality is iconic Minecraft character Steve (Jack Black). In its title alone, the adaptation expresses a worrying lack of confidence. So ... this isn't good enough to be "The Minecraft Movie"? The reaction to the trailer — which got over 1 million downvotes on YouTube — certainly hasn't helped matters. Viewers criticized nearly every aspect of the just under 90-second clip, including the costume choices, the uncanny-valley-esque creature design, the clichéd dialogue, and the casting of Jack Black. One wag sarcastically lauded Warner Bros.’ bravery for not turning off commenting, a regular practice for fandom punching bags like Lucasfilm and Disney. The good news is that this seems less of a "get woke, go broke" scenario (unless you count the feminine costume/makeup choices for Jason Momoa), and more a case of Hollywood trying to please fans and embarrassingly missing the mark. It's likely the filmmakers wanted to avoid another Sonic debacle. If so, they may have stayed too faithful to the source material: Those square-shaped goats and llamas with square eyes and square pupils really are the stuff of nightmares. If Hollywood has learned anything in this age of unprecedented fan empowerment, it's this: The audience is always right. The good news for "A Minecraft Movie" is that — as with "Sonic" — the backlash has come early enough to do something about it. Back in 2020, Paramount listened to criticism and delayed the film to redesign the character according to his iconic look. The studio's reward was a hit movie, two sequels, and a spin-off series to boot. The team behind "A Minecraft Movie" should follow the same playbook, trusting that when you treat your audience with respect, the audience responds in kind. Let's hope the next trailer we see offers character design more worthy of this iconic game. Worthy enough, at least, that we can overlook Momoa's weird bangs and hideous pink motorcycle jacket.