The following article, Trump Election Interference Case Dies: Lawfare Fail, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Forget October surprise, the Judge Chutkan and Jack Smith delivered a wild November surprise on November 25. Smith petitioned the court to dismiss the Trump election interference case and the judge granted it. Kinda. Trump “election interference” case Smith got the Trump election interference case dismissed “without prejudice” which means that as soon as he … Continue reading Trump Election Interference Case Dies: Lawfare Fail ...

It's almost like the five eyes are bringing in foreign mercenaries. Huh, go figure. Wars kill bodies, sure, but its really about operating systems. These fighting age male transplants have an entirely different operating system than the people they are to kill, subjugate and replace. Also they're being paid. Paid by those who made them poor in the first place is my guess.

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The speculation that Elon Musk will purchase MSNBC over the past weekend has reignited the discussion of the American public’s distrust of mainstream media.  You are the media now pic.twitter.com/pyO4NyhStp — Gail Alfar (@GailAlfarATX) November 25, 2024 Rather than turning to traditional outlets — such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, and CNN — for news, social media platforms like X are the new public square for Americans to receive news and voice their opinions.  Comcast, the parent company that owns NBCUniversal, made headlines last week for separating from MSNBC and moving it to another public company. Donald Trump Jr. reposted the announcement on X stating that MSNBC was “up for sale” — teasing the idea that the X founder should purchase the outlet.  After a brief exchange between Trump Jr. and Musk, podcaster Joe Rogan suggested that if Musk acquires MSNBC, Rogan “would like Rachel Maddow’s job.” Rogan further stated, “I will wear the same outfit and glasses, and I will tell the same lies.” A resurfaced broadcast video of MSNBC presenter Rachel Maddow in tears went viral on Monday, with X posts suggesting that Maddow was crying over the idea that Musk could be her boss. The origins of the video are from a 2018 broadcast where Maddow broke down over a story about Trump separating young children from illegal migrant families and relocating them into shelters.  Recently, Axios CEO Jim VandHei criticized Musk for saying that “X is the media” at the National Press Club. “My message to Elon Musk is bulls**t. You’re not the media …. You don’t proclaim yourself to be a reporter; that’s nonsense. Being a reporter is hard, really hard.”  MUST WATCH: Axios CEO has a meltdown over @elonmusk saying X is the media. This is so satisfying pic.twitter.com/1r9SnK0SDU — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 25, 2024 Mistrust in legacy media is not a new phenomenon for Americans. In October, a study by the Pew Research Center found that 36 percent of Americans have “no trust at all” in the mainstream media, a trend that has continued for the past three years.  The post Legacy Media Under Fire by Social Media appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.