CNN Republican commentator Scott Jennings got into a brief dust-up with guest host Audie Cornish on Tuesday, after she implied that her compassion for Jordan Neely was rooted in her Christianity rather than her political beliefs. The conversation came about in reaction to Monday’s not guilty verdict in the New York-based case against Marine Corps veteran Daniel Penny, who subdued a violent and threatening Neely using a choke hold. Though Neely was alive when police first arrived on the scene, he later died, and Penny was charged in relation to his death. GOP strategist @ScottJenningsKY didn't hold back when Audie Cornish invoked religion to call Jordan Neely a victim. @DailyCaller pic.twitter.com/ZCOC7QuBot — Harold Hutchison (@HaroldHutchison) December 11, 2024 The discussion began with guest Geraldo Rivera, who argued that the case against Penny had been political from the start. Cornish interrupted him, asking what he would say “to the parents of a victim who dies in this circumstance,” suggesting that Neely — who, by multiple accounts, had been threatening other subway passengers and behaving erratically before Penny and at least one other passenger stepped in to stop him. “You keep referring to Neely as the victim,” Jennings said then, adding, “I think Penny is the victim in this case, and I think the people on the train are the victims.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE “I have a tendency to call the people who die a victim,” Cornish interjected. “We have different ideas about that. But to my mind, someone lost a child and I’m always going to feel for that person — that’s just how I’m built, it’s like a Christian thing. But the reason why I’m asking —” “Are you saying I’m not a Christian?” Jennings pushed back. “Is that your assertion?” “I’m not at all,” Cornish back-pedaled. “I just want to make sure that you understand it’s a values-based comment, not a political one.” Jennings pushed back again: “Are you saying I don’t have any values?” The rest of the panel jumped in to defend Cornish, telling Jennings that was not what she meant. “He needs a clip for the internet,” Cornish claimed, turning to smile directly at the camera. Rivera rounded out the discussion, noting that it was important to remember that everyone has family, but that Neely being someone’s son did not make him an innocent in the situation at hand.

I used to enjoy Bill Burr’s work. On occasion, I still do. He’s a comedian, which means he’s very hit or miss. Once upon a time, I was such a fan that I actually bought tickets for me, my wife, and two of my friends to go see him. It turned out to be one of the worst shows I have ever seen in my life because Burr has become woke. Over time, I think he became embarrassed that many people on the Right thought he was very funny, so he decided he was going to go woke. The show I saw was so bad that he got frustrated with the audience. The audience was not laughing at his jokes because his jokes were basically about how Floridians were a bunch of anti-gay racists. And Floridians reacted badly because that’s not true. There are a lot of gay people who live in Florida and many Hispanics, blacks, and Jews live there as well. He ended up cutting his show early and walking off the stage. The reason was, he was totally disconnected from the audience. That disconnect has continued. Not long ago, he appeared on Bill Maher’s show where he declared solidarity with the pro-Hamas students on campuses. Now, he is proclaiming he is very happy that CEOs are walking around in fear for their lives. We tend to give comedians more leeway to say edgy things because they’re trying to be funny. WATCH: The Ben Shapiro Show But it’s not clear to me that Burr is attempting to be funny. This week, he explained that he is perfectly fine with CEOs having to live with full-time security because they fear they might be shot. Because, after all, they are murderers too. Burr openly cheered the murder of the UnitedHealthcare executive because he says CEOs should live in fear if they don’t act in the way that he would have them act — in a system that he has no fixes for, by the way. He stated: You know what’s annoying me about this kid who killed this CEO? None of these news programs are talking about the incredible lack of empathy from the general public about this because of how these insurance companies treat people when they at their most vulnerable, after we’ve all given them our money every f***ing month, and now we finally need you and all you do is deny us… You know, I gotta be honest with you, OK? I love that f***ing CEOs are fucking afraid right now. You should be! By and large, you’re all a bunch of selfish greedy f***ing pieces of s***; and a lot of you are mass murderers. You just don’t pull the trigger. That’s why it looks clean. What he said is truly evil. He’s saying you should live in fear if you’re the CEO of a company that does things that Burr deems to be bad or wrong. Now, we have laws on the books, for example, that prevent crimes like fraud and embezzlement. We have laws on the books that punish criminal activity. If you don’t like the system, and many people don’t, the proper response to that system would be legislation. In a democratic republic, the way to fix problems is to have open discussions of the details of those problems and then craft regulatory or legal fixes. You do not say that it is a good thing that CEOs should live in fear of their lives because Burr deems them morally inferior. Bill Burr’s blue collar class routine act is a bunch of horses***. The man is worth $14 million, and he makes his money creating crap movies for Netflix at this point. If we’re going to have a functioning country, you can’t justify the murder of people who run their businesses legally in ways with which you disagree. It is one thing to disagree with executives. You can call them whatever you want. But to start justifying that they should live in fear or suggesting that they should be murdered? What is the limiting principle here? The alleged shooter in this case was echoing Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber. The Unabomber suggested that if you were, for example, an oil executive, maybe you should be murdered, because after all, there were externalities to the oil industry. Why not the banking industry? Maybe Burr doesn’t like the banks. After all, that bank denied grandma her loan. So, with his logic, maybe the CEO of the bank should be tracked down and murdered. This is full-stop evil. It is evil. I don’t care what complaints exist with the health insurance company, the notion that the solution to those complaints is the murder of the executives is sick. If you were living in a tyrannical society with no legal correctives or alternatives in terms of Medicaid — which does exist — and no alternatives in terms of other health insurance programs, then an argument could be made for there to be a full-scale monarchic tyranny. But that’s not the system in which we live. And promulgating that lie leads to greater violence. It leads to justification of all violence. It’s not just Bill Burr. It is also Jimmy Kimmel, who decided last night to devote an entire segment celebrating the good looks of the alleged shooter. He said, So many women and so many men are going nuts over how good-looking this killer is. There’s a huge wave of horny washing over us right now. It’s like when one of the guys you work with says, ‘I had a dream about you last night.’ When it’s the FedEx guy with the big muscles and the rolled-up sleeves, you’re like, ‘Ohh.’ But if it’s the bald IT guy wearing Crocs with black socks, you’re on the phone with HR. He continued: It’s kinda that same dynamic. … I have never experienced anything like this. These are screengrabs of actual exchanges between our members of our staff and their friends, relatives, whatever. I’ve changed the names to protect the guilty. Lorraine C. asks, “Do you guys think the United Health Care Co killer is hot?” Friend replies, Yes, I love Luigi. I think he’s gay though. … And one more from a young woman in our segment department. “Texting all my friends in New York that I hope they get called to jury duty.” “God, I want to do jury duty so bad.” Hilarious, hilarious stuff. Glorifying the alleged murderer of the UnitedHealthcare CEO. What a delight these people are.

Washington State has proposed a transgender division for athletes to compete in that will prevent males from competing against women in female sports. In a proposal from the governing body for high school sports in the state, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) has suggested creating an open division for transgender athletes in order to ensure a “level playing field” for girls in female sports, KXLY reported. “The WIAA encourages participation for all students, regardless of their gender identity or expression. Further, most local, state, and federal rules and regulations require schools to provide transgender and other gender-diverse student-athletes with equal opportunities to participate in athletics,” the proposal read in part.  “However, in order to maintain fair and equitable competition, participation in girls’ sports and girls’ divisions of sports is restricted to students who were assigned female at birth,” it added. “The purpose of this policy is to offer clarity with respect to the participation of trans and gender-diverse student-athletes. Additionally, this policy encourages a culture in which student- athletes can compete in a safe and supportive environment, free of discrimination.” Several schools in the state have already shown their support for the proposals that will be discussed and decided during the virtual Winter Coalition on January 27. BREAKING: The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association finally does what’s right. They’re proposing a league for transgender athletes so that girls no longer have to compete against biological boys. https://t.co/93HyfWD1tI — Jason Rantz on KTTH Radio (@jasonrantz) December 11, 2024 The WIAA currently allows trans-identifying students to compete on the team of the opposite sex, as previously reported. “The WIAA encourages participation for all students regardless of their gender identity or expression,” the WIAA handbook reads. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE The WIAA also does not require high school athletes to take cross-sex hormones or puberty blockers to play on the team of the opposite sex. The proposal comes months after a male won a title in the girl’s division of Washington State Track & Field Meet, stealing a spot for a female on the podium and a chance for the girl to advance her game by scoring a possible scholarship to get into college, OutKick noted. Tennis legend and outspoken advocate for women’s sports, Martina Navratilova, reacted to the proposal and wrote on X “Perfect!!!” Another person wrote, “HUGE NEWS. The house of cards is crashing down. Washington state’s @wiaawa just announced two new policies that would require high school boys-pretending-to-be-girls (‘transgender’ athletes) to compete in a proposed new ‘transgender students’ division.” “Girls’ sports, like volleyball, soccer, basketball and wrestling would be limited to girls,” the post added. “This will have a huge rippling effect on California and @CIFState as our state’s policies for ‘gender inclusivity’ in high school sports are modeled on the WIAA regs.” Related: LPGA Announces Major Change To Transgender Rule

A federal court ruling has stalled the expansion of Affordable Care Act benefits for certain undocumented immigrants in 19 states. The decision questions the authority of a federal agency to extend healthcare coverage, igniting a debate over immigration and healthcare policy. Court Halts ACA Coverage for DACA Recipients U.S. District Judge Daniel M. Traynor issued a preliminary injunction, putting a stop to the Biden administration’s plan to allow DACA recipients access to ACA health plans and financial support. Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach led the charge, stating the move violated congressional authority by extending benefits to “lawfully present” individuals not recognized as such under current law. The policy aimed to provide health coverage options for approximately 100,000 DACA recipients. States involved argued that this extension would lead to irreparable harm and added administrative burdens, potentially affecting federal support. The Department of Health and Human Services adjusted the “lawfully present” definition to include DACA recipients, fueling the controversy. NEWS: We're expanding access to health care for Dreamers by ensuring they will no longer be ineligible for coverage through the ACA Marketplaces or a Basic Health Program—allowing an estimated 100,000 previously uninsured DACA recipients to enroll. https://t.co/gZeA9H2WdE — HHS.gov (@HHSGov) May 3, 2024 Judicial Authority vs. Congressional Authority Judge Traynor emphasized that CMS lacks the power to unilaterally redefine what constitutes lawful presence, a capability reserved for Congress. Kris Kobach hailed the ruling as a victory for the rule of law, underscoring how Congress never intended for ACA benefits to extend to undocumented immigrants and asserting that two laws expressly prevent such actions. A spokesperson for CMS indicated the agency is reviewing the decision, although they refrained from commenting on ongoing litigation. The case adds to the existing tensions over healthcare access for undocumented immigrants. Federal judge temporarily blocks Dreamers from accessing Obamacare https://t.co/ovMVfRFMuU — Just the News (@JustTheNews) December 10, 2024 Continuing Legal and Legislative Battles The case brings attention to the broader legislative and judicial conflicts surrounding the DACA program, originally established during the Obama administration to shield immigrants from deportation while allowing them to work legally. However, DACA has consistently faced legal challenges, particularly over recipients’ eligibility for government-subsidized health insurance. The Department of Justice remains involved, as federal agencies navigate the complex intersection of immigration and healthcare policy. Kris Kobach stated this legal battle underscores the importance of adhering to established laws and the proper legislative process. The decision currently halts the ACA benefit expansion while the broader legal debate over immigrant healthcare rights continues to unfold. Sources: Federal court blocks ACA coverage for Dreamers Court Temporarily Blocks Obamacare Coverage to Dreamers in 19 States | The Epoch Times Court Blocks Biden’s Expansion of Obamacare for DACA Recipients Court Challenge Could Get in the Way of “Dreamers” Enrolling in ACA Plans | Truthout The post Court Freezes ACA Benefits Change for DACA Across Multiple States appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

Senator Thom Tillis demands answers from the FBI regarding allegations that Iranian hackers targeted Kash Patel, who is slated to head the FBI. Concerns about national security and the quick leak to the media amplify the urgency for clarification. Iranian Hackers and Kash Patel An Iranian cyberattack allegedly targeted Kash Patel, the choice of President-elect Donald Trump for the FBI director position. The incident unfolded before Trump publicly announced Patel’s potential appointment. Hackers attempted to infiltrate Patel’s communications system, but it remains uncertain if any data was stolen or compromised. The FBI is actively investigating the attack while declining to comment further on the issue. FBI Director Christopher Wray’s current term extends until 2027, necessitating Senate confirmation for any replacement. Despite this cyber threat, Patel continues to seek support from senators. Trump’s team emphasized Patel’s prior role against the Iranian regime, signaling his readiness to implement Trump’s policies as FBI Director. Tillis’s Call for FBI Transparency Sen. Thom Tillis from North Carolina expressed grave concerns about the cybersecurity breach, highlighting its implications for national security. In a letter to the FBI Deputy Director, Tillis questioned whether any FBI personnel were responsible for leaking sensitive information to the press. The FBI acknowledged receipt of the communication but refrained from providing additional details. Tillis stressed that maintaining confidentiality within intelligence agencies is critical for safeguarding national interests. There is no doubt that the increase in Iranian-backed cyberattacks is an attempt to undermine U.S. sovereignty. The news of Iran's potential targeting of Kash Patel in a cyberattack is extremely alarming. We will continue to monitor this situation.https://t.co/XHeR1aeZ6p — House Homeland GOP (@HomelandGOP) December 4, 2024 The targeting of Patel echoes broader Iranian cyber activities, with recent events marking a notable increase in these efforts. Microsoft reported attempts by Iran to influence the upcoming election through phishing attacks on a U.S. presidential campaign. Such actions are part of a pattern observed since the 2020 conflict involving General Qassem Soleimani. Patel’s Position and History Kash Patel is no stranger to intelligence and defense operations. During Trump’s tenure, he served as chief of staff to the Secretary of Defense and held advisory roles on the National Security Council. His experience extends to investigations of foreign interference in U.S. elections, reflecting his integral involvement in national security matters. As an attorney and loyal ally to President Trump, Patel’s background in defense gives him a foundational understanding needed for the responsibilities as FBI director. Trump FBI pick Kash Patel targeted in Iranian cyberattack https://t.co/eV4OfhIaBY — The Hill (@thehill) December 4, 2024 Despite these cyberattacks, Patel’s strategic navigation of Washington’s corridors is pivotal. With increased federal warnings about Iranian cyber threats, his leadership in an intelligence capacity would be crucial. Patel’s methodical and experienced approach is key in rallying necessary support from the Senate, fortifying the nation against foreign adversarial threats. Sources: Kash Patel, Trump’s pick to be FBI director, targeted in Iranian-backed cyberattack Kash Patel, Trump’s pick for FBI director, targeted in possible Iran-backed cyberattack, sources say – CBS News GOP senator questions FBI over reported Iranian hack attempt of Trump pick Kash Patel | Fox News The post Senator Tillis Requests FBI Insight on Cyber Threats to Kash Patel appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

The tragic death of Elliot Eastman in Sibuco, Zamboanga del Norte has drawn stark attention to the safety concerns in impoverished regions. Eastman, a 26-year-old American vlogger, was forcibly abducted and later killed, raising alarming questions about crime rates and security measures for residents. Elliot Eastman’s Kidnapping and Death Elliot Eastman was confronted by four armed men who posed as police officers at his home on October 17. During the abduction attempt, a struggle ensued, leading to Eastman being shot in the leg. The gunmen took him on a boat intending to escape via sea, but Eastman succumbed to his injuries and was thrown overboard. Authorities were initially hopeful about finding Eastman alive as they continued their search. Meanwhile, his family was informed of the situation through the US Embassy. The suspects involved in the crime were confronted by police on November 12, resulting in a gunfight where three kidnappers were killed. Authorities say they believe Elliot Eastman is alive and have identified three additional suspects who they say were also involved in the crime.https://t.co/4SkTZenoGM — VTDigger (@vtdigger) October 30, 2024 Security Challenges in the Region Sibuco is known for poverty and sporadic extremist activities, contributing to its vulnerability. Former Sibuco Mayor suggested Eastman may have been targeted because he was perceived as a wealthy foreigner. Despite efforts for peace, security challenges remain significant due to the presence of separatist attacks and lack of robust law enforcement presence. The tragedy of Elliot Eastman sheds light on the imminent need for improved security infrastructure and support for vulnerable communities. His murder has been marked by evidence of violence, including blood and an empty bullet cartridge found at his home, alongside his expressed fears of residing in the area. The Broader Picture of Crime and Insecurity Elliot Eastman’s case underscores the broader issue of crime in regions like Sibuco. The lack of security supports calls for increased government intervention and initiatives to protect residents from such tragedies. As regions with socio-economic challenges face heightened risk, the incident serves as a rallying point for action to prevent future occurrences. Eastman’s death is a somber reminder of the dangers that can manifest due to inadequate security. Community members and leaders are now urging for comprehensive planning to fortify safety measures. The ongoing conflicts and the socio-economic struggles necessitate a concerted effort to address the underlying causes and fortify peace. Sources: YouTuber Elliot Eastman, 26, was shot dead and dumped at sea after he was kidnapped from Philippines home | Daily Mail Online American reportedly kidnapped in Philippines and shot in leg as he resisted – CBS News Philippine police checking reports that a kidnapped American has died after being shot | News | tribdem.com The post Tragic Event in Sibuco Raises Alarming Safety Questions appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

Florida retiree Dennis Winn encounters an unexpected legal battle after shooting down a Walmart delivery drone with his 9mm handgun. The 72-year-old now navigates the legal consequences of his actions but recently reached a plea deal. His participation in a pretrial intervention program could lead to the dismissal of charges, yet questions about privacy, property rights, and drone technology’s future loom. Walmart Mock Delivery Ends in Gunfire Dennis Winn, a former fire captain from New Jersey, shot at a Walmart delivery drone descending over the Overlook at Lake Louisa neighborhood in Clermont, Florida. The drone, part of a mock delivery campaign, was struck by a bullet, resulting in over $1,000 in damages. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) identifies drones as aircraft, making the act a severe violation with potential federal penalties. Winn admitted to using his 9mm pistol on the device, concerned over previous drone encounters he believed to be unauthorized surveillance. Clermont law enforcement discovered a bullet hole in the drone’s payload, a component that can cost up to $2,500, intensifying the charges against him. Florida Man opens fire on a Walmart delivery drone; Jokes "I can't breathe" as cops handcuffed him. Dennis Winn, a 72-year-old from Lake County, Florida, was arrested for shooting down a Walmart delivery drone with his 9mm handgun after it flew over his property. Legal… pic.twitter.com/ANd55WteEh — GeoTechWar (@geotechwar) December 6, 2024 Legal Repercussions and Intervention The incident has legal ripples stretching beyond immediate penalties. Charges against Winn include second-degree felony for shooting at an aircraft, third-degree felony for criminal mischief, and misdemeanor for discharging a firearm in public. Following these charges, Winn was booked and later released on a $13,500 bond. Winn accepted a plea deal allowing entry into a pretrial intervention program similar to probation. Successful program completion could dismiss both felony and misdemeanor charges. As part of the agreement, he is required to pay $5,000 in restitution to DroneUp Delivery, the company owning the damaged drone. Don't come to Florida we even shoot drones. I so wish they changed this law there's no reason they should be able to fly a drone over my house just so they can deliver a package. I shot my neighbors with BB gun when he first moved here and then we had a discussion. https://t.co/ZEHY4DzlvU — Michel (@PelotaDawg) December 6, 2024 Impact of Drone Technology and Community Reactions Walmart began its drone delivery trials in Florida through a partnership with DroneUp, aiming to pioneer new delivery methods. Their efforts have enabled over 30,000 successful deliveries since the program’s inception. However, the shooting highlights community concerns and legal ambiguities around emerging drone technology. Federal laws protecting airspace integrity underscore the importance of safe and legal drone operations. The FAA recommends reporting unauthorized drone activities to local offices. Incidents like the drone shooting disrupt controlled airspace and can endanger aircraft and individuals below. Sources: 72-year-old arrested for shooting at Walmart delivery drone Florida man accused of shooting Walmart delivery drone Florida man arrested after shooting, destroying Walmart delivery drone Florida man admits to shooting at Walmart delivery drone, damaging payload Florida Man Shoots Down Walmart Drone in Lake County and is Facing Legal Implications – The Law Firm of Douglas G. Jackson Retiree Who Shot Walmart Drone In Plea Deal | The Smoking Gun The post Florida Senior’s Unusual Legal Situation Involving a Shot-Down Drone appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

Nancy Pelosi, known for her devout Catholic faith, has expressed strong disapproval over the Vatican’s recent agreement with China regarding the appointment of bishops. Her concerns raise fundamental questions about the delicate balance between maintaining religious autonomy and engaging diplomatically with authoritarian regimes. As the story unfolds, the implications of her critique become more profound. Vatican-China Deal Under Microscope Rep. Nancy Pelosi criticized the Vatican’s agreement with China on bishops. The deal, signed in 2018 and renewed until 2028, involves Chinese Communist Party input in appointing Catholic bishops. Aimed at unifying China’s state-sanctioned and underground Catholic communities, the agreement faces backlash for not safeguarding religious freedom. Critics argue it compromises the church’s autonomy, strengthening Beijing’s control over religious practices. A report from the Hudson Institute indicates increased persecution of Catholics in China since the agreement. Pelosi questioned the rationale of allowing the Chinese government a say in bishop appointments, citing the Gospel of Matthew. Her comments add to the voices concerned about the church’s relationship with nations with stringent control over religious expression. Challenges within the Catholic Church Pope Francis has taken steps to recognize Chinese-appointed bishops, like Bishop Joseph Shen Bin, despite breaches of the Sino-Vatican agreement. The Vatican announced recognition on July 15, three months after Shen Bin’s appointment. Cardinal Pietro Parolin expressed discontent with China’s post-agreement actions. The Vatican hopes Shen Bin’s recognition will help resolve issues in the Shanghai diocese, focusing on the status of auxiliary bishops. Happy birthday, @VP Kamala Harris! Today, we celebrate your visionary leadership and historic achievements. As you govern with @POTUS For The People, our nation is inspired by your unwavering fight to deliver a brighter future for all. Thank you for making us all so very proud! pic.twitter.com/WBhlutD50O — Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) October 20, 2024 Pelosi, however, faces criticism from Catholic leaders for her pro-choice stance, leading to her being barred from Communion by San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone. Despite this, she emphasized that her Catholic faith revolves around Christ as her savior, in her words, “It has nothing to do with the bishops.” Such declarations showcase the internal struggles faced by Catholic figures balancing personal faith with institutional alignments. Diplomatic Strains and Aspirations The Vatican aims to strengthen Sino-Vatican relations through dialogue, proposing to open a liaison office in China. So far, China hasn’t agreed to this development. Efforts continue to improve communication between Chinese bishops and the pope while seeking full recognition of all Chinese Catholics, including those in the underground church. Cardinal Parolin emphasized the importance of dialogue and mutual respect for fostering fruitful relations between the Vatican and China. The unfolding of events regarding the Vatican-China agreement reflects broader tensions within global religious politics. As influential figures like Pelosi raise questions, the international community watches how these debates over faith, autonomy, and diplomacy will evolve. Sources: Nancy Pelosi, California Dem, on Vatican’s bishop deal with China: ‘I don’t get that’ – Washington Times Pelosi Defies S.F. Archbishop’s Eucharist Ban for Pro-Abortion Politicians: ‘I Received Communion Anyway’ | National Review The Vatican’s Unholy China Deal – WSJ Analysis: Why Pope Francis recognized a bishop appointed in violation of Vatican-China deal | America Magazine The post Pelosi Voices Concerns Over Vatican’s Secret Deal with China on Bishops appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

To many people, Taylor Swift is an icon. She’s written powerful lyrics that speak to a legion of fans, millions of whom took the Eras Tour worldwide. Swifties idolize her and many would love to be her. But it’s important to remember that even though she’s one of the world’s biggest stars, to Taylor Swift’s parents, she’s their baby girl.  Scott and Andrea Swift championed their daughter’s career for years, helping to make her a star. Unlike many celebrity families, they don’t appear fractured. Instead, they dutifully showed up night after night on the Eras Tour to watch their child perform. It’s a beautiful testament to the love of a parent and child. @karmaisacat.1989 i’m crying currently #taylorswift #swifttok #swiftie #theerastour #tswift #taylorswifttheerastour #TSTheErasTour #fyp #erastour #VancouverTSTheErasTour cr: @Amanda ♬ original sound – carly Taylor Swift’s Parents Got Emotional During The Eras Tour TikToker Carly, who posts as @karmaisacat.1989 shared an intimate moment between Andrea and Scott as Taylor sang a mashup of Never Grow Up and The Best Day. The pair exchanged a tearful glance and tender hug as she sang lyrics that undoubtedly spoke to their hearts. Fans quickly noticed Taylor Swift’s sweet parents and pointed out how emotional the end of this era must be for them. One person wrote, “They’re not seeing who we’re seeing, they’re seeing their little girl living out her dreams up there.” Another agreed, “In a stadium full of 60,000 people there for Taylor, they got lost in the moment watching their little girl like they were the only 2 there.” This person noticed Taylor’s brother, Austin, got in on the hug at the end. “Not them and Austin hugging. Omg. TEARS. Taylor’s little shout out to them.” Taylor Swift’s parents have a lot to be proud of and their daughter made sure to let them know how thankful she is. “It’s her thank you to her parents for their unwavering support.” This story’s featured image is by Kevin Winter/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management. The post Taylor Swift’s Parents Caught Sharing A Tearful Moment In The Crowd Of Eras Concert appeared first on InspireMore.

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