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MRC Investigates Sen. Cornyn’s Last-Minute Effort to Save Pro-Censorship State Department Program
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MRC Investigates Sen. Cornyn’s Last-Minute Effort to Save Pro-Censorship State Department Program

Sen. John Thune (R-SD) ultimately was elected to lead Republicans as they took a majority in the Senate following the 2024 election red wave. But what transpired before today’s leadership vote surrounding free speech and censorship contextualizes the direction Republicans have chosen to take on the important constitutional issue.  Recently, legacy outlets Politico and The Washington Post reported on, and appeared to sympathize with, an amendment co-sponsored by Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) that would continue the work of an anti-free speech State Department program, the Global Engagement Center (GEC). In response, the Media Research Center relentlessly sought answers from the potential Senate majority leader candidates. The Media Research Center reached out to Cornyn, Thune and Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL).  The GEC, for its part, was shown to have aggressively worked to censor free speech on social media platforms, including targeting users of platforms as being a part of foreign influence campaigns. For example, Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi has reported that the GEC has smeared Twitter users by accusing them of acting on behalf of the People’s Republic of China. The GEC gave Twitter a list of “5500 names” that included CNN employees and “multiple Western government accounts.” The GEC has also been caught working with, and even giving $100,000 to, the George Soros-funded anti-free speech Global Disinformation Index (GDI). In Feb. 2023, Washington Examiner Investigative Reporter Gabe Kaminsky exposed the GDI for seeking to “defund conservative media” by cutting them off from their advertising funding. The Media Research Center called Cornyn’s D.C. and district offices 12 times, in addition to sending two emails and a text message to Cornyn Press Secretary Tatum Wallace about the amendment. At no point did any Cornyn staffer address the amendment or even agree to speak on the phone. A staffer from Sen. Thune’s office informed the Media Research Center that Sen. Thune did not have a comment on the amendment. The Media Research Center also passed on concerns about the amendment to a staffer at one of Sen. Scott’s regional offices.  Ahead of the vote, Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) asked for questions on his “BasedMikeLee” X account for a Nov. 12 candidate forum with Cornyn, Thune and Scott. The MRC reached out to Sen. Lee using its X accounts to provide questions about the future of the Global Engagement Center and government-funded censorship to ask at the forum.  Using the @theMRC account, the MRC asked specifically about Cornyn’s amendment and whether the senators seeking the leadership position would support the GEC’s anti-free speech work. Sen. John Cornyn is co-sponsoring an amendment to continue the work of the State Department’s Global Engagement Center. Where do each of you stand on funding entities like the anti-free speech Global Engagement Center, which has been shown to have pushed to censor the American… — Media Research Center (@theMRC) November 12, 2024 Separately, using the @FreeSpeechAmer account the MRC asked more broadly how each of the senators would help ensure the U.S. government is not used to undermine the constitutionally-protected free speech rights of its citizens. What will each of you do to help ensure that the American people are safeguarded against foreign adversaries while not allowing the U.S. government to be weaponized against U.S. citizens and their constitutionally-protected free speech rights under the guise of protecting them… — Free Speech America (@FreeSpeechAmer) November 12, 2024 Though the forum was not aired to the public, Lee said during the forum he hosted that “[n]early every Senate Republican s in attendance” and that the senators running for leadership were having a “productive discussion addressing a really wide range of policy and procedural questions.”  Following the forum, Lee announced that while he “liked all three leadership candidates,” he considered Rick Scott to be the “most aggressively reformed-minded candidate,” and that Scott received his endorsement for the position. Conservatives are under attack! Contact your representatives and demand that Big Tech be held to account to mirror the First Amendment while providing transparency, clarity on hate speech and equal footing for conservatives. If you have been censored, contact us using CensorTrack’s contact form, and help us hold Big Tech accountable.
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The View Discounts Hegseth’s Military Service, Get Lost in Pentagon
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The View Discounts Hegseth’s Military Service, Get Lost in Pentagon

President-elect Trump’s nomination of decorated Army combat veteran Pete Hegseth to be secretary of defense brought out the worst in the liberal media. Much of the pattern was on display during Wednesday’s edition of ABC’s The View as they actively diminished and discredited Hegseth’s 20 years of distinguished service in the Army by claiming he “does not know anything about the military,” and suggesting he’ll just get lost in the Pentagon. Moderator Whoopi Goldberg, who screeched whenever someone mispronounced “Kamala,” kicked off the conversation by mocking Hegseth’s last name and that he was a co-host on Fox & Friends Weekend: GOLDBERG: [Trump] also picked – you ready? Co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend, not even, like regular, weekend, Pete Hegsgeth. [Cast members telling her how to pronounce his last name] GOLDBERG: Hegseth? JOY BEHAR: Hegseth, yeah. GOLDBERG: Okay, Pete Hegseth. To prove her profound ignorance of Hegseth’s career, Goldberg – who had never served her county –proclaimed that he “clearly does not know anything about the military.” “You know, I feel insulted. I'm a morning TV host and I've been here the longest. Where’s my ambassadorship to Italy, Donald?” bloviated Joy Behar, obviously oblivious to Hegseth’s distinguished service history, which includes two Bronze Stars, two Army Commendation Medals, and achieving the rank of major. Pretend moderate Sara Haines mischaracterized his service history, falsely claiming he was in for “five or six years” and was only “mid-rank,” whatever that means.     She then uncorked a bizarre circular argument that Hegseth couldn’t be the outsider coming in to clean up the bureaucracy because the bureaucracy wasn’t cleaned up yet: And you can say the government's bureaucratic and get an outside person that will clean it up, but it hasn't been cleaned up yet and therefore you have to understand the place you're going into to operate at its most efficient capacity. Fake conservative Alyssa Farah Griffin, who felt like she could spout off on the topic “as a Pentagon spokeswoman,” decried the pick because others couldn’t untangle the Pentagon’s bureaucracy previously. “The problem is much more qualified people have gone into that role to disrupt the Pentagon, make it more streamlined, less bureaucratic and they’ve never succeeded. They've ended up being outmaneuvered by four-star generals and the Joint Chiefs of Staff,” she huffed. Hey Alyssa, wouldn’t that mean that the four-star generals and the Joint Chiefs were the problem? Flaunting her own ignorance about who in the government had the power to declare war (Congress), Farah Griffin suggested that the Pentagon’s bloat was “by-design” “because it shouldn't be as simple as signing something and we’re going to war.” She also suggested that Hegseth would just spend his time lost in the Pentagon facility. “I think that he's going to spend weeks just trying to navigate the Pentagon. It is one mile around,” she exclaimed. That was followed up by staunchly racist Sunny Hostin being her normal divisive self and peddling identify politics; suggesting Hegseth was a sexist for saying women shouldn’t be combat roles, and a racist: I think what he said about women says a lot about who he is. He also said, “First of all, you've got to fire the chairman of the Joint Chief [sic] of Staff,” which happens to be General Charles Brown Jr., a black man. And so, I think we're seeing misogyny play out. I think we’re seeing racism play out. While Hostin was making it seem as though Hegseth wanted him fired just because he was black, Farah Griffin stepped in to point out that he wanted General Brown fired because of his role in the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal. The transcript is below. Click "expand" to read: ABC’s The View November 13, 2024 11:04:25 a.m. Eastern (…) WHOOPI GOLDBERG: He [President-elect Trump] also picked – you ready? Co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend, not even, like regular, weekend, Pete Hegsgeth. [Cast members telling her how to pronounce his last name] GOLDBERG: Hegseth? JOY BEHAR: Hegseth, yeah. GOLDBERG: Okay, Pete Hegseth. And he's picked him to be U.S. secretary of defense. Now, MAGA supporters and detractors are trying to figure out ,what? Because of this pick. (…) 11:06:12 a.m. Eastern GOLDBERG: So, is this the guy that's qualified to make decisions about the most powerful military in the world, who clearly does not know anything about the military? BEHAR: You know, I feel insulted. I'm a morning TV host and I've been here the longest. Where’s my ambassadorship to Italy, Donald? Was it something I said? SARA HAINES: Beyond what he's saying about women, the scary part is the secretary of defense is the highest ranking member of the federal cabinet and there is a budget of $841 billion. It's the largest government agency. It operates 4,800 sites in over 160 countries. And as someone who right now we stand here with a country that has a lot of turmoil in the Middle East, in Russia, in Ukraine, even in Asia with China, it makes me more than a little worried that you're picking someone who has -- he served for five or six years. He was middle -- midranking, never has worked in the government. And you can say the government's bureaucratic and get an outside person that will clean it up but it hasn't been cleaned up yet and therefore you have to understand the place you're going into to operate at its most efficient capacity. So, it's alarming. ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: By the way, I was rooting for Senator Joni Ernst who’s a female combat veteran to be secretary of DoD. But my issue here is – Listen, he served this country admirably. I'm grateful to Pete Hegseth for his service but has no policymaking experience and no Pentagon experience. And by all accounts, the reason that Donald Trump chose him is because he wants a disrupter who’s going to help implement his agenda. That's technically his right as incoming commander in chief. The problem is much more qualified people have gone into that role to disrupt the Pentagon, make it more streamlined, less bureaucratic and they’ve never succeeded. They've ended up being outmaneuvered by four-star generals and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. So, even from Donald Trump's own intent and purpose with this guy, I think that he's going to spend weeks just trying to navigate the Pentagon. It is one mile around. SUNNY HOSTIN: It's huge. FARAH GRIFFIN: I worked there as a Pentagon spokeswoman. There are 3 million people that will be under him on day one. The entire U.S. armed forces, the entire civilian population that reports to them. It is the most complex and by-design bureaucratic agency in government because it shouldn't be as simple as signing something and we’re going to war. It should go through multiple rungs. And I don’t see any evidence that he deeply understands the role of the secretary of defense. And I would also argue it's the second most important position in government after the president of the United States. You need a cool head with the experience to do the job and I don't think he has it. BEHAR: All I heard was that women can't be in combat. Again, another sort of take women down. HOSTIN: Well -- JOY: What is this? HOSTIN: This is what America voted for. I'm not surprise the at this pick. I do agree with Adam Kinzinger that he's deeply unserious. He said this once, ‘The Pentagon likes to say our diversity is our strength. What a bunch of garbage. In the military, our diversity is not our strength.” I think that says a lot about who he is. I think what he said about women says a lot about who he is. He also said, “First of all, you've got to fire the chairman of the Joint Chief [sic] of Staff,” which happens to be General Charles Brown Jr., a black man. And so, I think we're seeing misogyny play out. I think we’re seeing racism play out. And, you know, we should be disgusted. We should be very, very concerned as Alyssa has pointed out about how important this position was. But, again, I'm not surprised that he would choose someone so deeply unserious. (…)
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'I don't deserve soap': Syracuse football coach says he doesn't shower when loses because only 'winners get washed'
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'I don't deserve soap': Syracuse football coach says he doesn't shower when loses because only 'winners get washed'

Syracuse football coach Fran Brown explained his strange ritual when he loses a game, which includes not showering or going to bed with his wife.Brown's team lost 37-31 to Boston College over the weekend. The coach hosted a press conference on Monday. It was at that press conference that a media member asked Brown exactly what preparation he does between a Saturday loss and a Monday press conference.Brown replied that he immediately starts watching game footage multiple times before moving on to footage about his next opponent when his family is asleep. The coach then described his ritual of not bathing if he loses."Honestly, I've got like a ritual when we lose," he began. "I didn't even get into the shower until earlier this morning. I just be mad, brush my teeth. It's like, 'I don't deserve soap. I don't deserve to do all that.'"'I can't sleep in the bed if we lose because I'm not going to be able to shower.'Coach Brown explained that not only does his habit stem from the fact that he feels he let his players down, but also that when he loses he is just up all night bothering his wife."I'm just focused on trying to get back and try to make sure that our players mentally understand that I let them down. They didn't do it," Brown said. "I just wake up all night. Especially when we lose. I wake up like, damn, that really happened that way. ... And then I just move on."The 42-year-old continued to reveal his procedure, stating that he also can't sleep in his bed with his wife if Syracuse loses, likely because he stinks."There's a process I follow all week, win, lose, or draw. Only thing is, my wife ... I can't sleep in the bed if we lose because I'm not going to be able to shower.""I just brush my teeth because I have to, so y'all don't say my breath stinks," he continued.With a 6-3 record, Brown has had a limited number of non-showering weekends but said he is focused on Syracuse's upcoming game against the University of California.The coach said he has been thinking about the historic nature of the game, given that the two teams haven't played each other since 1968.However, Brown will continue his mantra of "winners get washed.""You gotta earn the right to certain things, so winners get washed. Loser, I just kind of wait a little bit," he concluded.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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A dozen Black Ops 6 weapons get hit with buffs and nerfs for Season 1
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A dozen Black Ops 6 weapons get hit with buffs and nerfs for Season 1

Season 1 of Black Ops 6 and Warzone is nigh, and ahead of the explosion of content coming to both Call of Duty games, Treyarch has revealed some of the tweaks it'll be making to the BO6 arsenal. While Season 1 will introduce some new weapons to the meta, these balancing changes to some existing staples will also shake things up quite a bit. Continue reading A dozen Black Ops 6 weapons get hit with buffs and nerfs for Season 1 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Black Ops 6 guns, Black Ops 6 missions, Black Ops 6 loadouts
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Thieves of Joy: Senator-Elect Jim Justice Not Allowed to Bring Babydog to Orientation Due to Senate Rules
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Thieves of Joy: Senator-Elect Jim Justice Not Allowed to Bring Babydog to Orientation Due to Senate Rules

Thieves of Joy: Senator-Elect Jim Justice Not Allowed to Bring Babydog to Orientation Due to Senate Rules
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CNN Spotted Biden-Harris Staffers Creating a 'REALLY Stunning' Optic During Trump's WH Visit
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CNN Spotted Biden-Harris Staffers Creating a 'REALLY Stunning' Optic During Trump's WH Visit

CNN Spotted Biden-Harris Staffers Creating a 'REALLY Stunning' Optic During Trump's WH Visit
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'Jack Smith Better Lawyer Up': Trump Announces AG Nominee and Names Director of Nat'l Intelligence
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'Jack Smith Better Lawyer Up': Trump Announces AG Nominee and Names Director of Nat'l Intelligence

'Jack Smith Better Lawyer Up': Trump Announces AG Nominee and Names Director of Nat'l Intelligence
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"NO Idea What's Coming': Musk and Ramaswamy Respond to Sen. Warren and She's NOT Gonna Like It
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"NO Idea What's Coming': Musk and Ramaswamy Respond to Sen. Warren and She's NOT Gonna Like It

"NO Idea What's Coming': Musk and Ramaswamy Respond to Sen. Warren and She's NOT Gonna Like It
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You Can Now Follow the Department of Government Efficiency on X
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You Can Now Follow the Department of Government Efficiency on X

You Can Now Follow the Department of Government Efficiency on X
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ESPIONAGE ACT: CIA Official With Top Security Clearance Charged With Leaking Israeli Intelligence to Iran
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ESPIONAGE ACT: CIA Official With Top Security Clearance Charged With Leaking Israeli Intelligence to Iran

ESPIONAGE ACT: CIA Official With Top Security Clearance Charged With Leaking Israeli Intelligence to Iran
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