The co-hosts of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” talk show, Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, announced that they both traveled to Mar-a-Lago and met with President-elect Donald Trump in order “to restart communications.” 

President-elect Donald Trump confirmed that he plans on declaring a national emergency while utilizing “military assets” to enact a mass deportation campaign, reversing the flood of the millions of illegal migrants who exploited the relaxed border policies under the Biden administration.

This week’s congressional hearing on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) delivered a wave of astonishing claims, reigniting debates over the government’s knowledge and handling of unexplained aerial technology. Among the standout revelations was the alleged existence of a 12-minute video capturing a “white orb” emerging from the ocean near the coast of Kuwait, approximately 20 miles offshore. The video, reportedly filmed from a helicopter, remains classified and unavailable to the public. It was allegedly discovered on a secure Department of Defense network designed for transmitting highly sensitive information. Journalist Michael Shellenberger, who testified at the hearing, shared insights from sources familiar with the footage. “Halfway through the video,” Shellenberger explained, “[my source] said the orb is joined by another orb that briefly enters the frame from the left before rapidly moving out of sight.” The video’s origin and purpose remain shrouded in mystery, leaving questions about whether the U.S. government possesses more comprehensive documentation of such phenomena. Adding to the intrigue, co-chair Nancy Mace presented a 12-page report outlining allegations of a secretive UAP crash-retrieval program dubbed “Immaculate Constellation.” According to Shellenberger, the report was authored by a whistleblower who made damning claims: “The executive branch has been managing UAP issues without congressional knowledge, oversight, or authorization for some time, possibly decades.” The report raises serious concerns about the lack of transparency and accountability in government operations related to UAPs. Former Department of Defense official Luis Elizondo, known for his work in the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), also delivered compelling testimony. He described UAPs as exhibiting capabilities far beyond current human technology. “The vehicles we’re talking about… are performing in excess of 1,000, 2,000, 3,000 Gs,” Elizondo stated. “We are talking about technologies that outperform anything in our [military] inventory.” He elaborated further, emphasizing that the objects are “intelligently controlled” and appear to operate with advanced propulsion systems that defy conventional physics. Lawmakers and experts expressed concern over the implications of such phenomena. If UAPs are foreign technology, they represent a monumental national security threat; if they are extraterrestrial, they challenge our understanding of science and the universe itself. Critics of current governmental secrecy argue that a lack of transparency fuels public mistrust and impedes scientific investigation. The hearing also touched on the broader implications of UAP phenomena, including their potential impact on airspace safety, military operations, and public understanding. Some lawmakers pushed for declassification of evidence, advocating for more collaboration with scientific experts to analyze and understand these mysterious objects. As the testimony concluded, it left many unanswered questions about the origins, intentions, and technological sophistication of UAPs. Whether this hearing marks a turning point in UAP disclosure or adds to the mounting speculation remains to be seen. For now, the revelations from this week’s proceedings continue to fuel intense public and governmental scrutiny. Source: Sky News

Donald Trump issued a World War III alert and called for Ukraine and Russia to not escalate. He said, “We have never been closer to World War III than we are today.” We risk global nuclear war every day this war proceeds. He called for it to stop. “Today, under Joe Biden, a global conflict […] The post We have never been closer to World War III than we are today.” appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Brendan Carr, hopefully, the new FCC Chair, will end DEI in the FCC. It is what we expect from every agency. DEI, diversity, equity and inclusion is racist and everyone knows it. It is Marxist-based and un-American. By the way, did you know we have close to 500 government agencies? The government is way too […] The post The End of DEI Is Coming appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

“Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling posted a lengthy response to late-night host John Oliver’s latest rant on guidelines for transgender-identifying athletes participating in sports.  “Nothing about this feels good, because John Oliver generously gave his time for my charity Lumos and I liked him very much when I met him, but God knows, if you ever need an example of motivated reasoning and confirmation bias, this video’s for you. An undoubtedly intelligent person spouts absolute bullsh** to support something he wants to be true, but isn’t,” the author shared on social media Sunday. The “Last Week Tonight” host did a monologue on Friday about people who opposed biological males who identify as females participating in women’s sports. During his remarks, he claimed there was no evidence biological male trans athletes have an advantage when competing against biological females. “The Harris campaign failed to formulate a response, especially when it’s pretty easy to do,” Oliver said. “There are vanishingly few trans girls competing in high schools anywhere, even if there were more, trans kids like all kids vary in terms of athletic ability, and there is no evidence they pose any threat to safety or fairness.” He said it was “weird” for opponents to be “so focused on this subject.” Oliver said, “If you genuinely want to address the biggest concern for most girls who play high school sports, you’d be less worried about this and more about the creepy assistant volleyball coach who keeps liking their f***ing posts on Instagram.” In response to Oliver’s claim that trans-identifying athletes didn’t cause harm, Rowling pointed to a United Nations report from last month, which found that more than 600 biological females did not medal in more than 400 competitions in 29 different sports due to trans-inclusion standards, meaning those competitors missed out on earning almost 900 medals. Rowling also mentioned college student Payton McNabb, who sustained a concussion when a trans-identifying biological male spiked the ball at her during a high school volleyball game. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ “Again and again I’ve come up against men who argue exactly what Oliver does here, using the very same talking points,” the British author continued. “With a straight face, the ‘believe the science’ guys will say ‘actually, we don’t yet have enough data to say whether men and boys are stronger and faster than women and girls’. The ‘be kind’ crew can’t see what the issue is. ‘Why are you bothered, it only affects a tiny minority of females?'” She added, “If you want to tell the world you’re happy to watch females suffer injury, humiliation and the loss of sporting opportunities to bolster an elitist post-modern ideology embraced by a minute fraction of the world’s population, fair enough; you’re allowed your opinion. But if you’ve just told girls they don’t deserve fair sport, maybe rethink using all too real and common sexual predation against young women as a punchline for your ‘edgy’ closing joke.”