MRC founder and president Brent Bozell appeared Tuesday morning on Varney & Co. on the Fox Business Network to discuss the collapsing ratings of MSNBC and the spectacle of Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski traipsing into Mar-a-Lago to have a little summit with the president-elect Donald Trump. Bozell laid out a picture from the Nielsen ratings of MSNBC's ratings plunge. Since October their ratings are down 53%. From November 6 to 13, they drew 550,000 viewers compared to 2.2. million at Fox. Even Rachel Maddow's show lost a million viewers. So that's why it's time for desperate measures with Trump.  BRENT BOZELL: The support for the national news media with, the trust in the national news media a is at 31%. It's at an all-time low. Now, his -- the people at MSNBC could care less about the collapse of their network. What Joe Scarborough is trying to do is stop the bleeding because that's the -- they've got to do that the or that network collapses completely.  The way you stop the bleeding was you go to the man who's famously had no permanent friend, no permanent enemies, and you try to amend it is so that you can go back on the air and you can be talking about him and no longer talking to him about a fascist, etc. So it's a smart move that Joe Scarborough made, it's even a smarter move that Donald Trump is making in welcoming him to Mar-a-Lago. Right before Bozell came on, Varney ran a clip of Ana Navarro on The View ripping Joe and Mika as opportunists: "There are probably a lot of people looking at what Joe and Mika did and find it opportunistic. There are people who change their stripes or maybe their spots depending on who's in power -- I don't know if that's what happening with them. Everybody has to live with their decisions, everybody has to look in the mirror -- I'm good."  

As expected, the left has gone into full-on meltdown mode as Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House — and celebrities across the nation are threatening to leave the country for greener pastures. The hysteria began to ramp up about a year ago when Barbra Streisand told Stephen Colbert in an interview on “The Late Show” that she couldn’t live in the United States should Trump be successful in his bid for the presidency, and would likely move to England. Cher joined Streisand on the list of celebrities afraid of a Trump presidency, telling the Guardian in an interview that she “almost got an ulcer the last time he was in office.” “If he gets in, who knows. This time, I will leave,” Cher continued, adding, “I was with two trans girls the other night and my own child. I was saying we’ve got to stand together. I don’t know what their eventual plan is for trans people, I don’t put anything past them.” Pat Gray of “Pat Gray Unleashed” believes they should make good on their promises, saying, “Good, don’t let the door hit you in the butt on the way out.” Sharon Stone has also reportedly been considering a move to Europe if Trump wins, explaining she was “certainly considering a house in Italy” as this is one of the first times in her life that she’s “actually seen anyone running for office on a platform of hate.” However, Gray doesn’t believe they mean it — as many celebrities said the exact same thing in 2016. “Among those was Miley Cyrus, who declared in an Instagram post back in 2016, ‘Honestly f*** this. I’m moving if this is my president. I don’t say things I don’t mean,’” Gray says, adding, “Yet, she’s still here.” Lena Dunham made the same promise, telling fans she planned to move to Canada after Trump’s election. “Unfortunately, she didn’t,” Gray says. Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

An older foreign national died earlier this month after falling off a wall along the U.S. southern border near San Diego, California, and if not for American Border Patrol agents and first responders, he would have died alone.At 5:42 in the morning on November 8, a group of suspected illegal aliens were spotted attempting to cross the double-barrier wall just west of the Otay Mesa Port of Entry in San Diego.Apparently recognizing that they had law enforcement on their heels, the group scattered. One person returned to Mexico. Three managed to scale the second barrier wall using an "improvised pompier ladder" and head north, according to a press release from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. However, two men were still atop the second barrier when Border Patrol agents arrived in the zone between the two barrier walls. One man managed to make his descent into America and head north but was apprehended a short time later.His fellow traveler — later identified by the San Diego Medical Examiner’s Office as Edgar Guillermo Hernández, a 62-year-old Colombian national — was not so fortunate.At about 5:44 a.m., Hernández "fell as he descended, and landed on the north side of the secondary barrier," said the press release, which also noted that the secondary barrier is "approximately 30 feet tall and ... constructed of vertical metal bollards."'This was one of the most dangerous areas. We have a double wall. We have a wall on both sides.'From behind the barrier, Border Patrol agents noted that despite the fall, Hernández was still alive and moaning in pain. They quickly radioed for emergency medical assistance. It seems there may have been some confusion about their exact location, because by 6:09, a Border Patrol supervisor had ordered agents to "escort" EMTs to the right spot, the press release said. They arrived about five minutes later, but within 60 seconds of their arrival, Hernández had become "physically unresponsive and stopped moving."Hernández was pronounced dead at 6:25 a.m.The medical examiner's office conducted an autopsy and determined that Hernández died of blunt-force injuries, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.An investigator from the medical examiner's office initially "took custody" of Hernández's body, the press release stated, but whether his body remains with the medical examiner is unclear.The Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General has been notified of the incident, and the CBP Office of Professional Responsibility is "reviewing" it, the press release said.During his first term, President-elect Donald Trump paid a visit to the Otay Mesa Port of Entry to celebrate progress on the border wall, one of his central campaign promises."This is an area — because it’s so highly trafficked, this was one of the most dangerous areas. We have a double wall. We have a wall on both sides," Trump said in a speech in September 2019."It’s a very powerful, very powerful wall," he added, "the likes of which, probably, to this extent, has not been built before."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A high school girls' volleyball team in California refused to play in a tournament match after learning their opponent has a male athlete on their team.Stone Ridge Christian School was set to play San Francisco Waldorf in the California Interscholastic Federation State Girls Volleyball Championship playoffs. However, after learning the San Francisco team had a male player, the team has announced its intention to forfeit.A copy of a school letter sent to parents, posted on X, revealed that the school was standing on its religious beliefs as the reason to not participate."As many of you know, our girls won on Wednesday and advanced to the state playoffs," the letter dated November 15 began. "Unfortunately, we were just informed that our opponent, San Francisco Waldorf, has a male athlete playing for their team.""We believe God's Word is authoritative and infallible. It is Truth. And as Genesis makes clear, God wonderfully and immutably created each person as male or female," the letter continued."We do not believe sex is changeable and we do not intend to participate in events that send a different message," it added.The message concluded by expressing a "duty and responsibility" for the safety of the students, expressing that standing on their beliefs "means more" than the game.The school then asked recipients to congratulate the student-athletes.'We will always stand for Biblical truth.'The male student was identified by outlet Reduxx as Henry Hanlon, a senior who also plays on the Waldorf girls' basketball team.Hanlon has likely sparked previous forfeits in basketball, particularly from the Islamic school Averroes High School, which declined to specify the reason for its forfeiture.In a statement to Blaze News, Stone Ridge said it intends to stand for what the school believes is the truth."We will always stand for Biblical truth and what is right." "Girls must compete against girls for fairness safety and truth," the school added.Stone Ridge has a history of going against the grain in the ultra-liberal state of California. In 2021, it was one of three schools to receive a two-year playoff ban in high school football for playing while COVID-19 shutdowns were in effect.Capital Christian, Ripon Christian, and Stone Ridge received bans, in addition to their teams and athletic departments being placed on probation. Sac-Joaquin Section school district said at the time that while it "understood that the postponement of interscholastic athletics" was "frustrating," it expected all schools to follow the rules set forth by the governor's office.Commissioner Michael Garrison called the shutdown a "public safety issue" and expressed disappointment that the schools did not follow directives.Stone Ridge is reportedly seeking counsel for the volleyball debacle from Alliance Defending Freedom.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The greatest war games are all about scale. Perhaps you remember Medal of Honor Allied Assault, the superlative FPS from 2002. By today’s standards it may look antiquated, but back then, the Omaha Beach level was bigger and more alive than anything you’d seen before - it really felt like a huge-scale battle, with thousands of soldiers and vehicles. Battlefield V can also feel suitably expansive. Likewise Hell Let Loose. But there’s one unique MMO that is bigger than all of them, and still, somehow, manages to slip beneath the radar. A combination of Civilization’s building and logistics and the co-op tactics of Commandos, it’s just gotten an enormous new update, and now, Foxhole is close to breaking its all-time record on Steam. Continue reading Huge WW2 MMO is like a more realistic Battlefield V, and it’s exploding on Steam

It's been a while since we've gotten anything truly new from StarCraft. Blizzard's iconic sci-fi RTS series has been largely dormant for a while now, with World of Warcraft, Diablo 4, and Overwatch 2 taking most of the studio's attention. But between all of these games, there have been ongoing rumors of a return. Speculation abounds over a possible StarCraft FPS, and right now, that feels like it might actually be happening. A new rating for a StarCraft project has just appeared. Let's start theorizing. Continue reading New StarCraft game could actually be real as cryptic listing appears online MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RTS games, Best strategy games, Best space games

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