MINNESOTA: Somali Muslim leaders come out in support for Donald Trump for President. ?EPIC!!! A coalition of Minnesotan Somali leaders, Imams, and former Democrats just endorsed President Donald J. Trump ??? pic.twitter.com/lk2Azvau8v — TONY™ (@TONYxTWO) November 2, 2024  

Muslims in America no longer feel the need to hide their ultimate goal: DESTROY AMERICA. And if the Democrats succeed in stealing the election, Muslims in America will have a strong ally in the White House. h/t Marvin W

Kamala Harris isn’t capable of dealing with leaders of different cultures. Take this New York Times report of an interview. She still can’t answer simple questions. It’s maddening watching people interview her. In an interview with a content creator cited below, the interviewer wanted to talk about Gaza and 40,000 dead Gazans. Instead, Harris decided to […] The post Harris Talks to a Muslim Interviewer About Bacon Instead of Gaza appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Piers Morgan, Megyn Kelly, J.K. Rowling and more reacted to a new report that claimed to show proof confirming that Algerian Olympic boxer  Imane Khelif — who took the gold in the women’s competition in Paris — is a biological male with a sex development condition. French journalist Djaffar Air Aoudia, who allegedly obtained a medical report, said that an MRI determined “Khelif had no uterus, but instead had internal testicles and a ‘micropenis’ resembling an enlarged clitoris,” Reduxx reported. The fighter also reportedly has XY chromosomes and testosterone levels typical of males. “Confirmation of what some of us said at the time: Khelif is a biological man,” Morgan wrote on X. “The gold medal should now be stripped and awarded to the best actual woman.” Confirmation of what some of us said at the time: Khelif is a biological man. The gold medal should now be stripped and awarded to the best actual woman. https://t.co/iqVlqQhrwr — Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 4, 2024 The host of Sirius XM’s “The Megyn Kelly Show” podcast wrote on X, “As we told you – that Olympic gold medal winner is MALE.” Famed “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling also wrote on X in response to the article, “Every gender activist in my mentions: ‘But Vogue,'” a reference to Vogue article’s claiming that Khelif was a woman.  Tennis legend Martina Navratilova reacted to the report and wrote that it showed “what we have been saying for months. And for calling his person a man or at least a male, we got called all kinds of names and most of all the women this male took medals and wins from. Just awful.” Former collegiate swimmer and vocal advocate for women’s sports Riley Gaines said, “Remember the man who won an Olympic gold medal in women’s boxing? His medical reports show he has XY chromosomes, male testosterone levels, testicles, & a micropenis. But that never mattered—they believe that words & feelings make you woman, not biology.” OutKick’s Clay Travis added, “Remember the male Olympic boxer who won a women’s gold medal after beating the crap out of all the women? Well @ReduxxMag has the medical reports that prove he’s a man. And just published them.” Former top of Levi executive — and now founder of a pro-women sport’s apparel brand — Jennifer Sey wrote, “Imane is biologically male & has male advantage, however he identifies. “I don’t care what he calls himself, I only care that he is not permitted to compete in women’s boxing. He won a gold medal at the Olympics in an unfair fight. He needs to be stripped of it.” Khelif previously failed gender eligibility tests administered by the IBA, but was allowed by the IOC (International Olympic Committee) to compete against biological women in the 2024 Paris Olympics, since the Olympics’ gender eligibility standard for boxing is based merely on a fighter’s passport. Opponents of Khelif and advocates for girls and women’s spaces in sports spoke out about the gender controversy, but the legacy news media maintained that Khelif was female and categorized any dissent as “false gender claims,” as previously reported. Amanda Prestigiacomo contributed to this piece. Related: ‘Shame On You All’: Megyn Kelly, Piers Morgan And Others React To Algerian Boxer Getting Gold After Failing Past Gender Test

Former NFL player and ESPN host Jason Kelce broke his silence about a recent incident involving a heckler at Pennsylvania State University — and said that he wasn’t happy with any of what had happened. During the pregame show of ESPN’s coverage of the Monday Night Football Game, Kelce talked about the video on social media — which showed a heckler calling his brother Travis Kelce a “f****t,” after which Kelce threw the person’s phone to the ground and the heckler shoved him down. “Listen, I’m not happy with anything that took place,” Kelce said on the show. “I’m not proud of it. And in a heated moment, I chose to greet hate with hate. And I just don’t think that that’s a productive thing.” “I really don’t,” he added. “I don’t think that it leads to discourse and it’s the right way to go about things. In that moment I fell down to a level that I shouldn’t have. So, bottom line is, I try to live my life by the golden rule. That’s what I’ve always been taught … even though I fell short this week.” Jason Kelce addressed the Penn State phone-smashing incident at the start of ESPN’s pregame show tonight and apologized: “In a heated moment, I decided to greet hate with hate. … I fell short this week” pic.twitter.com/884LtqvFzX — Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) November 4, 2024 Kelce then directed the audience’s attention to the Monday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, noting that there was no need to address the matter further on that platform.  In the video that surfaced on Saturday on X, the former Philadelphia Eagles star was attempting to walk in to the Ohio State-Penn State college football game when he was surrounded outside Penn State’s Beaver Stadium, as The Daily Wire previously reported. One of the people who was walking very close to him was a male college student who pointed his phone-camera in Kelce’s face and began harassing him. In the clip, the person can be heard saying to Kelce, whose brother is dating Taylor Swift, “Kelce, how does it feel that your brother is a f****t for dating Taylor Swift?” A second video showed a close-up shot of Jason looking directly at the heckler while he made the comments. In response, Kelce grabbed the phone and threw it to the ground. He then bent down to pick it up before walking away. In a third clip, Kelce could be seen bending down to pick up the dropped phone, at which point  the heckler put his hand on Kelce and shoved the former NFL player to the ground. Kelce then stood up and lashed out at the heckler, saying “Who’s the f****t now?” before he walked off to attend the game. The video was taken during Kelce’s attendance at the game for an appearance on ESPN’s College Gameday, People magazine noted. Kelce retired from the Eagles in March 2024. He is a host of the “New Heights” podcast with his brother Travis in addition to working for the sports network. Related: Jason Kelce Harassed At Penn State, Smashes Heckler’s Phone

Pennsylvania Republican Senate candidate Dave McCormick made his final pitch to undecided voters in the gymnasium of his old high school Sunday night. McCormick touted himself as a candidate who will bring more positive change to the Senate than his opponent, longtime Democratic Sen. Bob Casey, who was first elected in 2007. “This is a race between change and the status quo. I represent change. I’m a seventh-generation Pennsylvanian, West Point grad, combat vet, businessman, political outsider,” McCormick said. “I’m going there for the sole purpose of shaking things up and getting America back on track.”  I met up with @DaveMcCormickPA who gave his final pitch for why undecided Pennsylvania voters should elect him to the U.S. Senate. Reporting for @realDailyWire: pic.twitter.com/5XZRj73a61 — Kassy Akiva (@KassyAkiva) November 4, 2024 The businessman also pushed back on Casey’s attempt to position himself as a moderate. “If you look at his voting record, he’s voted 99 percent of the time with this extreme liberal agenda, including voting for males being able to compete in women’s sports,” McCormick said. “These positions may be in line with San Francisco liberal extremism, but they’re not in line with Pennsylvania.” McCormick added that, if he wins, he would limit himself to just two terms. “Bob Casey is a 30-year career politician … he’s the son of a high-profile governor, and he’s lived off his father’s name. … And he’s voted on these extreme liberal policies that are simply out of step with Pennsylvania,” McCormick said. McCormick, whose wife, Dina Powell, served as the deputy national security advisor for strategy under Donald Trump, slammed Mark Cuban for claiming that Trump does not surround himself with intelligent, strong women. “For him to say that is factually not true, because President Trump had many strong women around him,” McCormick said. “It’s also just an insult to every woman in America.” McCormick narrowly lost Pennsylvania’s last Republican senate primary to Mehmet Oz, who went on to lose to Sen. John Fetterman.

Judge Angelo Foglietta rejected a plea from Philadelphia's Democratic District Attorney

'Federal resources should not be used to help any political party'

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As early voting has wrapped up, Elise McCue joins “The Tony Kinnett Cast” to discuss what could be the craziest and most contested Election Day in decades. McCue brings a fresh perspective from one of Donald Trump’s final rallies of the campaign, held Saturday in Virginia, which was thought to be a blue state, but is now being seen possibly as up for grabs. Likewise, New Hampshire sits on the precipice of being won by the Republican presidential candidate for the first time since 2000. The legacy media has put its thumb on the scale in favor of one side, but Americans might not be as receptive to their message as in previous elections. Join us tomorrow, Nov. 5, for a legendary marathon of live election coverage from the new Tony Kinnett Cast studio as McCue and Kinnett bring you updates, analysis, and a selection of brilliant guests from 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday to 1 a.m. ET on Wednesday. Catch the live radio show and livestream weeknights at 7 p.m. ET on The Daily Signal’s YouTube, X, or Facebook—and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode or exclusive interview. The post WATCH: America Prepares for Its Most Contested Election in Decades appeared first on The Daily Signal.