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Corey Lewandowski, an adviser for former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, deftly destroyed MSNBC host Ari Melber after the left-wing foghorn threw a hissy fit on Wednesday's episode of his show, "The Beat." The incident unfolded after Lewandowski reminded the liberal commentator that he appeared to question the validity of...

Establishment pollsters have many ways to manipulate data so as to confirm their own biases and sell the establishment's narrative. Thus, when depending on a pollster, one must often dig into the results in order to find meaningful data. For instance, a new The Economist/YouGov poll conducted Aug. 25-27 showed...

Senator JD Vance (R-OH) explained during a recent campaign stop why he typically does not need a teleprompter and took a swing at Vice President Kamala Harris in the process. Vance, who is campaigning to be Vice President to former President Donald Trump, said that, unlike Harris, he had thoughts in his head and did not need to be constantly reminded what he was supposed to say. WATCH: Audience member: "Where's your teleprompter?" Senator @JDVance: "Ma'am, I don't need a teleprompter. I've actually got thoughts in my head, unlike Kamala Harris." pic.twitter.com/4khTHd4NSy — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) August 28, 2024 “Where’s your teleprompter?” someone in the audience reportedly shouted to Vance. Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. “Ma’am, I don’t need a teleprompter. I’ve actually got thoughts in my head, unlike Kamala Harris,” Vance shot back, and the crowd roared. The Ohio senator has been taking the fight directly to both Harris and her running mate, Governor Tim Walz (D-MN), since President Joe Biden was forced out of the race by his own party, making Harris the de facto nominee just over one month ago. During that time, Vance has repeatedly pointed out the fact that Harris — because she is the sitting vice president in the Biden-Harris administration — could already be working to fix the problems she claims she will start fixing “on day one” of a Harris-Walz administration. “Day one” for Harris, Vance explained to a Michigan crowd last week, “was 1300 days ago.” Vance has also criticized Harris for failing to take questions from the press, at one point approaching the reporters waiting by her plane for her to snub them yet again. He explained at the time that he was just coming over to check out Air Force Two because it might soon be his plane — and joked with reporters that he would take questions when she would not. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Harris finally agreed to one interview — more than a full month after she became the Democratic Party’s de facto nominee — with friendly CNN anchor Dana Bash. The interview, set to air on Thursday, will be pre-taped, and Harris will have Walz by her side throughout.

The Cleveland Clinic scrubbed references to its minority-only health clinic after a conservative group filed a federal civil rights complaint against the provider earlier this month.  The Clinic removed information on its “Minority Men’s Health Center” from its website sometime after August 14, when the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty filed a complaint with the Department of Health and Human Services accusing the clinic of illegal discrimination. The complaint was filed on behalf of Do No Harm, an organization dedicated to depoliticizing medicine.  The complaint specifically took issue with the clinic’s racially-focused “Minority Stroke Program” and the “Minority Men’s Health Center.”  According to archived pages from its website, the Minority Men’s Health Center is focused on “minority health concerns,” and says it helps doctors “more effectively address health disparities in minority populations.” Links that previously went to information about the health center now go to information about kidney health. However, references to the center can still be found in news releases and other pages on the website.  Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. The minority stroke program, which is still featured on the Cleveland Health Clinic’s website, is “focused on preventing and treating stroke in racial and ethnic minorities” and increasing “stroke awareness among minority groups in order to lower stroke rates and improve stroke outcomes.” The Cleveland Clinic has over 48,000 employees across 14 affiliated hospitals and 20 family centers in northeast Ohio. It also has several affiliated hospitals in Florida and a cancer center in Nevada. Do No Harm senior fellow Dr. Jared Ross told The Daily Wire that the clinic’s racially-focused initiatives were illegal under the Civil Rights Act and the Affordable Care Act. He added that while the clinic removing references to the programs is a good sign, it remains to be seen if the clinic will revive the programs under a different name. Ross said that both programs caused unnecessary division by separating patients by race.  “Anytime we have segregation based on race, it’s harmful,” Ross said. “We have a huge politically incentivized faction that wants to bring back segregation and it’s really unfortunate to go back to this idea of clinics for white people and clinics for black people.”