Democrats may find themselves in a bit of a pickle this election season with a specific voting bloc — white males. Surely we don’t need to explain why. Perhaps that’s at least one of the reasons Kamala Harris picked Tim Walz as her running mate. His “almost over-the-top parody of a Middle American white guy,” as Jeremy Carl put it in his recent article, is an attempt to soften the undeniable blow the left has dealt white men. Jill Savage, the “Blaze News Tonight” panel, and special guest and BlazeTV host of “The Liz Wheeler Show” Liz Wheeler discuss the phenomenon that is Tim Walz. - YouTube www.youtube.com “It's pretty insane, actually, if you analyze exactly why Kamala Harris picked Tim Walz,” says Liz, adding that Harris missed an opportunity by not picking Josh Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania, and the state that, according to a recent report from the Economist, has “the highest chance of being the state that decides the outcome of this election.” “She chose not to pick Josh Shapiro because he's Jewish. ... She instead kowtowed to the radical anti-Semitic wing of the Democratic Party — you know the guys that are all outside of the DNC right now — the ones that look like a foreign army and not like protesters,” she says. Liz says her producer humorously called Walz “the first white man to ever have benefited as a DEI hire in the United States of America.” And it’s true. “He was picked solely because he is radical enough in his policies that Kamala Harris understands a fellow communist, recognizes one when she sees one, but also because it is an essentially racially motivated effort to portray Tim Walz as your kind of doofy midwestern white dad in hopes that white people in the Midwest, where Kamala Harris needs to win votes ... will look at him and be like, ‘Oh hey, he looks like me. I guess I'll vote for Kamala Harris,”’ Liz explains. “The word that comes to mind is self-hating,” says Blaze Media editor in chief Matthew Peterson. Given the left’s “anti-white politics with their relentless focus on 'white privilege' and their push for affirmative action, DEI, and other racially discriminatory policies,” to accuse Tim Walz of self-hatred stands to reason. “He is white, so that means he's self-hating in some way or at least he pretends to hate himself or his heritage in order to garner votes,” Peterson suggests. Liz thinks Walz’s hatred reaches far beyond just white people, however. “I would dub him anti-humanity,” she says, pointing to Walz’s stance on abortion and transgenderism and his obvious proclivity for communism and Marxism. To hear the rest of the conversation, watch the clip above. Want more from Blaze News Tonight?To enjoy more provocative opinions, expert analysis, and breaking stories you won’t see anywhere else, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

A gay man said Shake Shack workers beat him up after he kissed his boyfriend inside the fast-food restaurant in Washington, D.C., over the weekend — and the beatdown was recorded on cellphone video.Christian Dingus, 28, told NBC News he and his partner and friends were at a Dupont Circle location Saturday night after placing an order.'I’ve been ... thinking of progress and how great that community is here, and then for that all to kind of be shattered, you know, kind of sucks.'“And while we were back there — kind of briefly — we began to kiss,” Dingus told the news network. "And at that point, a worker came out to us and said that, you know, you can’t be doing that here, can’t do that type of stuff here.”Dingus told NBC News he and his partner separated — but his partner also got upset at the employee and said he and Dingus had done nothing wrong. Dingus’ partner allegedly was then escorted out of the restaurant, after which a heated verbal argument ensued, the news network reported.Dingus added to NBC News that when he defended his partner and told employees to not speak to his boyfriend that way, the workers who went outside focused their attention on him.“And then one of the men, pretty forcefully, like, pushed me out of the way on my shoulder,” Dingus told the news network. “And then, you know, next thing I know, that kind of just, I think, sparked the rest of them. ... They all just kind of started attacking me at that point, dragging me back through the floor and continuously punching me in my head.”More from NBC News:Video of the alleged assault taken by a Shake Shack patron and later given to Dingus appears to show a man being shoved as two others in black Shake Shack T-shirts punch at his head. Two more people appear, also in Shake Shack shirts, but it’s unclear what follows.The clip is 30 seconds long, recorded through windows from inside the restaurant. It does not show what led to the alleged assault or include audio of the men outside. You can view an NBC News video report here that shows the cellphone clip of the attack as well as an interview with Dingus.“There was a desire to be violent towards me, and I think it’s very evident in that film,” Dingus added to the news network.Dingus told NBC News he wasn’t sure who broke up the attack as he was on the sidewalk curled up to protect himself. But he added to the news network that a female customer came out to help him, and someone who recorded the attack offered him a video of the incident.Hate crimePolice are investigating the case as a hate crime, NBC News reported, adding that a copy of the police report classifies it as a simple assault with an anti-gay bias motivation. The document indicates an officer wrote that Dingus reported being assaulted by multiple people, the news network said, adding that an unnamed suspect said he was defending himself after Dingus put his hands on the person’s neck.A Shake Shack spokesperson said that the involved workers have been suspended pending further review and that the company is cooperating with authorities, NBC News reported. The spokesperson added that Shake Shack is “committed to taking the appropriate actions” based on the investigation's outcome, the news network added.Dingus told NBC News he went to an emergency room after the attack and was diagnosed with a concussion and trauma to his jaw; he added to the news network that the side of his face was swollen and bruised.More from NBC News:Dupont Circle is considered one of Washington’s popular and trendy neighborhoods and is advertised as being queer-friendly. Destination DC, an organization that markets the city’s tourism destinations, even lists Dupont Circle locations in its guide to a “Best LGBTQ+-Friendly Weekend.”The incident has shaken Dingus’ sense of safety, and he said he wants to see the perpetrators held accountable.“You hear all the time that this stuff happens, but, you know, I started kind of believing that it didn’t, right?” Dingus added to the news network. “I’ve been ... thinking of progress and how great that community is here, and then for that all to kind of be shattered, you know, kind of sucks.”Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Call of Duty Zombies fans have already established that they will be eating good in Black Ops 6. Not only is round-based gameplay back on the menu, but there will be two epic maps to enjoy from day one. We’ve already learned a lot about one of them, Terminus, and during CoD Next it’ll be the turn of Liberty Falls. However, Treyarch has just dropped a teaser cinematic for the second map, and it’s pure Call of Duty cinema. Continue reading Black Ops 6 Liberty Falls cinematic is pure Zombies cinema MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Black Ops 6 release date, Best FPS games, New Warzone season

The world is becoming ablaze with games that dip from the disparate wells of survival, RPG, life sim, and city builder. Titles like Manor Lords, Bellwright, Lost Legions, and Dawn of Defiance all blur these lines as you not only have to survive but you’ll build up your own settlements too, complete with production chains and villagers to look after. Sengoku Dynasty is a game that does a few things differently, such as uprooting the action to Japan, and now adding soulslike combat. Continue reading Japanese survival sim Sengoku Dynasty overhauls combat, gets soulslike

For years I had heard of the original Mafia. People would speak of it in hushed tones, and much like my beloved Morrowind they would say that it’s actually quite a rough game, but if you look past that you’ll get one of the best experiences in gaming. Thankfully with the 2020 release of the Mafia Definitive Edition, those rough edges have been sanded off, allowing the good stuff to shine. Following the reveal of the fourth title in the series, a massive sale is bringing people to the 1930s to enjoy this near perfect slice of Mafia life. Continue reading Mafia Definitive Edition flying on Steam thanks to huge 80% off sale MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Mafia: Definitive Edition review, Best open-world games, Best sandbox games on PC

Survival games are all the rage right now, and there aren’t many IP more popular than Dune at present. Naturally, a Dune survival game sounds like a pretty good bet. Dune Awakening is the benefactor of that killer combo, and it’s recently unveiled loads of new gameplay footage and details at Gamescom. Down on the show floor, we caught up with the game’s creative director Joel Bylos to learn more about a small but intriguing feature that briefly appeared in its new gameplay trailer - GTA style radio stations. Continue reading Dune Awakening has GTA style radio stations full of propaganda

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