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MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace traveled to NBC and Late Night with Seth Meyers on Tuesday to brag about not voting for her boss, John McCain, in 2008 while simultaneously claiming the Trump-era party is so irredeemable that Tuesday’s election “is the first nonpartisan” one her lifetime and that voting for Harris constitutes an “emergency.” Whether Meyers is aware that Wallace failed to vote for McCain while working on his campaign was not clear when he asked, “You've worked on campaigns before. Bush in '04, McCain in '08. Certainly, I think when you lived through those times, you felt like the parties were very different, and yet, now you look back, and you realize there was a lot more they agreed on, certainly about the values in this country. Are you shaken by what you see at Madison Square Garden? Or have you just become immune to it?”     Wallace replied, “No, I'm so mad that I can still be devastated… I want to not be devastated anymore, and I'm devastated that people were cheering for that stuff.” Later, she added, “You know, you—I worked on campaigns because I believed in the people that I worked for, except the one that I didn't vote for. But I was never scared. And I think a lot of people in the pro-democracy—this is the first nonpartisan election in my lifetime, maybe ever.” At this point, Meyers should’ve interrupted to challenge Wallace. You cannot mourn that the GOP isn’t what it used to be while also bragging that you failed to vote for McCain, the quintessential moderate Republican hawk that people like Wallace claim they long for, and demand to be taken seriously. As it was, Wallace continued, “This is not a partisan election. I mean, this is—I mean, Kamala Harris has run a stellar campaign. And she spent time alongside the Cheneys. That's like a joke that you guys couldn't even make up ten years ago, right?” Wallace also declared that she is a “proud, hawkish, pro-democracy person. But I think the Trump thing—like, voting for Hillary Clinton was easy. Voting for Joe Biden was a pleasure. Voting for Kamala Harris feels like an emergency.” When McCain died in 2018, Wallace was noticeably not invited to the funeral, which shows what he thought of her using him and Sarah Palin to advance her own profile. Here is a transcript for the October 29-taped show: NBC Late Night with Seth Meyers 10/30/2024 12:57 PM ET SETH MEYERS: You've worked on campaigns before. Bush in '04, McCain in '08. Certainly, I think when you lived through those times, you felt like the parties were very different, and yet, now you look back, and you realize there was a lot more they agreed on, certainly about the values in this country. Are you shaken by what you see at Madison Square Garden? Or have you just become immune to it? NICOLLE WALLACE: No, I'm so mad that I can still be devastated. MEYERS: Yeah. WALLACE: Right? Like I want to -- MEYERS: That's a good way of putting it. WALLACE: I want to not be devastated anymore, and I'm devastated that people were cheering for that stuff. MEYERS: Yeah. WALLACE: Like, just gutted. Because I think it's really hard to hate up close. You know, and I remember at the beginning of Twitter, I would tweet back at people, "Oh, you'd like me if you knew me." How dumb am I? Like, most of them are Russian. But, I mean, lots of people here hate me too, Seth. MEYERS: They're like, "I like to know you. Where we meet now?" WALLACE: I mean, it was like a better -- it was a quainter time, right? MEYERS: Yeah. WALLACE: But I was never scared before an election night, ever. MEYERS: Yeah. WALLACE: You know, you -- I worked on campaigns because I believed in the people that I worked for, except the one that I didn't vote for. But I was never scared. And I think a lot of people in the pro-democracy -- this is the first nonpartisan election in my lifetime. MEYERS: Yeah. WALLACE: Maybe ever. This is not a partisan election. I mean, this is -- I mean, Kamala Harris has run a stellar campaign. And she spent time alongside the Cheneys. That's like a joke that you guys couldn't even make up ten years ago, right? MEYERS: Yeah. Yeah. WALLACE: Like, I mean -- and that's where we are. And I'm a proud, hawkish, pro-democracy person. But I think the Trump thing -- like, voting for Hillary Clinton was easy. Voting for Joe Biden was a pleasure. Voting for Kamala Harris feels like an emergency.

If you imagine the occult, you might imagine caricatures of dark brooding witches and culty campfire sacrifices — and in some cases you might be right. But with the takeover of social media, more and more young people are being attracted to the occult under the guise of enlightenment and beauty, rather than the stereotypical images of darkness and despair. “I grew up in the '90s and early 2000s, and even some of this was alive and well then at such an early age, reading the magazines that tell you your astrological sign, the little power beads that were supposed to signify some kind of superpower,” Allie Beth Stuckey of “Relatable” tells author Rod Dreher. “And of course with the rise of social media, all of the personality quizzes that told you who you really were and what you should be doing in your life, there’s a lot of God of self,” she continues, calling it “trendy narcissism that has manifested itself in a kind of spiritualism and witchcraft and satanism.” Stuckey notes that those behind this movement usually use “pink and sparkly” themes to get their messages across. “That’s just it, it’s not blatantly satanic,” Dreher says, noting that not just young people are embracing satanism but people at the top of the U.S. government, national security, and Silicon Valley who believe wholeheartedly in UFOs. “I’ve laughed at this all my life,” Dreher says, “but they’re like, ‘No, no, no, you need to pay attention.’ They don’t believe that they are people or creatures from other planets, they believe these are extra dimensional beings who are trying to contact us.” “Listening to all this in their language, their nonreligious language, I’m like, ‘They’re talking about demons,’” he continues. “I’ve confirmed this with several people who believe that ‘Oh yes, the aliens are really higher entities who are leading us to enlightenment,’ and they do seances to communicate with them.” Stuckey has also recently interviewed an ex-occultist, who, like these men and women, believed she had been in contact with aliens her entire life. “Eventually she was just so oppressed by these demonic forces, she was on a ton of drugs, she was doing sex sacrifice rituals, I mean this young woman, and then finally one day she called out ‘Jesus,’ and he saved her in a very dramatic way,” she tells Dreher. “I’ve noticed that very often, the drastic testimonies involve either the person saying Jesus’ name and being delivered, or someone that they didn’t know, somehow knowing their name,” she continues, adding, “I see in so many of these testimonies of people who were completely lost, some random interaction, someone locked eyes with them and said, ‘This is your name, what are you doing?’” Want more from Allie Beth Stuckey?To enjoy more of Allie’s upbeat and in-depth coverage of culture, news, and theology from a Christian, conservative perspective, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

What is the best Black Ops 6 AK-74 loadout? Few weapons are as instantly recognizable as the AK-74, with its wooden stock and distinctive silhouette, and thankfully for us, it’s back in Black Ops 6. The AK-74 has raw power straight out the gate, but the recoil can get a little out of hand, especially during sustained fire. The Black Ops 6 meta hasn’t yet quite come to the surface, with many players still working their way through unlocking all of the Black Ops 6 weapons. The AK-74 is up there with the best Black Ops 6 loadouts, especially with our setup; we’ve reigned in the unruly gun kick and added range to the immense assault rifle to make it a deadly tool no matter the distance. Continue reading Best Black Ops 6 AK-74 loadout and class build MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Black Ops 6 guns, Black Ops 6 missions, Black Ops 6 loadouts