After CBS anchor Norah O'Donnell favored Democrat Tim Walz in the vice presidential debate and has aggressively pushed her anti-Trump themes on the CBS Evening News last week (including the Trump-smearing Atlantic article), she was granted an interview with Kamala Harris, which aired on Sunday Morning.  O'Donnell touted the Harris rally in Houston featuring pop star Beyonce, but omitted the negative stuff -- people booing when Beyonce didn't sing and pro-Palestinian hecklers. She said they had a "rare behind-the-scences look on Air Force Two and the battleground state of Michigan, and omitted the pro-Palestinian hecklers there, too. There were no Israel questions aired in this segment.  “Beyonce’s song Freedom has become Kamala Harris’ anthem. And that was the message in Houston Friday night” – @NorahODonnell on @CBSSunday. “It was the VP’s largest rally ever. 30,000 people braved 90 degree heat to hear her scorching new attack on Texas’s strict abortion rules.” pic.twitter.com/qORrpIMLXr — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) October 27, 2024 After airing footage of Michelle Obama lecturing men that if they don't "get this election right," that "women will become collateral damage to your rage," O'Donnell did sound more like an objective journalist, pressing Harris on which restrictions on abortion she would favor. Harris dodged, saying several times she just supports Roe v. Wade. O'Donnell pointed out in its language, Roe allows restrictions (in the third trimester). Harris kept dodging instead of admitting she doesn't want any abortion restrictions.  She blustered: "We have seen extraordinary harm and pain and suffering happen, because of what Donald Trump did in intending, and effectuating and overturning of Roe v. Wade." Then CBS touted Kamala's planned speech in DC on Tuesday in a spot where Donald Trump spoke to supporters on January 6 before the riot:  CBS’s @NorahODonnell’s cued up Kamala Harris: “One week before election day you will be in Washington, not in a battleground state, to give a major speech at the same place that Donald Trump did on January 6th. Why?” @CBSSunday pic.twitter.com/Z0pPeWK1iI — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) October 27, 2024 Then O'Donnell presented the "closing argument," and tried to fact-check that Trump disavowed Project 2025:  KAMALA HARRIS: His first priority is going to be people like him, not people like the people who are watching this right now, people who work hard, seniors, for example, who are depending on that Social Security check as the only source of their income, when Donald Trump is saying we should raise the age of Social Security to 70 before you`re eligible. NORAH O`DONNELL: He says he's going to cut taxes on their benefits. HARRIS: He has been consistent. Again, Google Project 2025 about what he thinks about Social Security, and why he thinks it is nothing that should be supported. What he has -- his intentions to cut Medicare and Medicare benefits. His intention -- look, again, at Project 2025 -- to repeal the $35 a month cap on insulin that we have put in place. O`DONNELL: You know that Donald Trump has disavowed Project 2025. He says that is not his campaign plan. HARRIS: As you know, I am a former prosecutor. His DNA is all over it. All over it. His running mate wrote the foreword to the book of the author of Project 2025. I believe Donald Trump`s name appears at least 300 times in Project 2025. And it is a blueprint -- a detailed blueprint, that is about the danger and the detail of what Donald Trump and his allies plan if he is in the White House again.

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa showed his support for Donald Trump after a victory by crashing his teammates' postgame interview with a "Make America Great Again" hat.Following a 30-24 win over the Dallas Cowboys on NBC's "Sunday Night Football," three of Bosa's teammates were participating in an interview with NBC's Melissa Stark.As Stark was asking star quarterback Brock Purdy about "what was said" in the locker room during halftime, Bosa approached the two from behind wearing a white hat with the MAGA message written in gold letters."Hey," Stark said to Bosa, ready to hear him out.With no words, Bosa simply pointed to his hat and ran off-screen."All right! Nick Bosa with a message there!" Stark said awkwardly as tight end George Kittle could be heard laughing.Rumors circulated online that NBC had censored the interaction in subsequent social media posts; however, an official post by the network the morning after the game appeared unedited and included the interaction.'I think it's an important time.'At a postgame press conference, Bosa was asked about his show of support for the Republican candidate."It appeared to be a political statement," a reporter said to the 27-year-old.Keeping his comments short, Bosa said, "I'm not gonna talk too much about it, but I think it's an important time."With Trump holding a massive, star-studded rally at Madison Square Garden the same weekend, Bosa wasn't the only football player to put his politics in the spotlight on the field.In college football, Texas Tech placekicker Reese Burkhardt also used clothing to get his message across.Down by 11 points to TCU, Burkhardt ran a fake field goal for a five-yard touchdown.During his celebration, the kicker pulled up his jersey to reveal a white shirt with "Trump '24 MAGA" written on it, showing it off to the crowd of fans from two Texas universities.Unfortunately for the kicker, TCU pulled off a 17-point comeback to edge out Texas Tech 35-34. Reese Burkhardt of Texas Tech scores on a fake field goal against TCU.Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty ImagesAs for Bosa, he has been a vocal Trump supporter and was seen interacting with the former president at UFC 299 earlier this year. Bosa and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow were shown shaking hands and embracing the politician before the main event in Miami.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

While it shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone that Bill Gates is on the Democrat team, what is shocking is just how much he’s donated to the party’s powerful machine. In a recent report from the New York Times, it was revealed that Gates is using a nonprofit organization to donate $50 million to Kamala Harris. “As you know, individuals aren’t allowed to donate that much, so he’s using this little shell nonprofit to give Kamala Harris $50 million,” Liz Wheeler of “The Liz Wheeler Show” comments. However, Wheeler doesn’t believe it’s simply because Gates is a fan of Kamala. “I wonder why? Bill Gates has a lot to hide, doesn’t he? He certainly doesn’t want RFK Jr. to be part of the Trump administration, to expose his collusion with the CDC and the FDA,” Wheeler says. “He certainly doesn’t want Trump to expose the Epstein list, which Trump has promised to do, and he definitely doesn’t want Trump to be as based as Trump has been about fighting against — or actually JD Vance has been the real based one fighting against the bogus climate agenda,” she continues. “And so, Bill Gates is giving $50 million to Kamala Harris because he is a frightened little coward who knows that the days that the truth is hidden are numbered,” she adds. Want more from Liz Wheeler?To enjoy more of Liz’s based commentary, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Nearly all of the suspects arrested in Florida for looting in the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton were illegal immigrants, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office announced over the weekend.Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri stated, "Between October 2nd and October 23rd, just in the last 21 days, we've arrested 45 people in the Pinellas beach communities on 68 different charges, including armed robbery, burglary, loitering and prowling, grand theft, vandalism, and trespass."'Tough times for everybody.'"Of the 45 burglars and thieves that we've arrested, only two were from Pinellas County," Gualtieri continued. "The rest came here from out of the area to steal from our residents and businesses."Gualtieri noted that 41 of the 45 arrested individuals were illegal aliens from Mexico, Cuba, Columbia, Honduras, Venezuela, and other countries.The sheriff's office had contact with another 196 individuals who were caught in the beach neighborhoods under suspicious circumstances and questioned by law enforcement but ultimately released due to lack of probable cause. Of those individuals, 163 were illegal aliens, the department stated."They're going into people's homes, they're taking stuff, they're rummaging through their things," Gualtieri explained. "This is the epitome of people trying to exploit others when they're down and when they're out, and they're trying to rebuild, and they've got nothing."Bill Karns, the owner of Saltwater Hippie Beach Bar, told WTSP that he witnessed people trying to loot local businesses, including his own. He noted that the suspects were caught."Tough times for everybody, but we can't have people coming in and taking advantage of our residents," Karns stated.Another 58 people were charged with scamming Florida hurricane victims out of $250 million for repairs that they never performed. The suspects offered to complete over 75 projects, including plumbing, roofing, and electrical work."People offering to do work on their property, but, in some cases, have no intention of doing the work. In other cases, are unqualified to do the work and, in all of these cases, are unlicensed to do the work," Gualtieri said.Nearly all of the arrested individuals had extensive criminal records, Gualtieri stated.An additional 80 officers were deployed to the hurricane-impacted areas."A lot of these people were in the area to take others' properties, and our efforts prevented additional crimes from occurring," Gualtieri said. "As the Pinellas beaches recover, we're gonna continue these patrols and arrest everyone we can who is stealing from the vulnerable of two back-to-back storms that have devastated our community."Many of the businesses in Madeira Beach remain closed, and some are still boarded up following the hurricanes, WTVT reported. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the greatest games of recent times and it was a huge relief when it made the leap from consoles to PC just a year after its initial release (unlike its predecessor). Although many gamers will have already added it to their Steam library, if you haven’t, now would be a good time to do so, as it’s 67% off in the Humble Bundle Halloween Festival sale, bringing it down to its lowest price ever. Continue reading Red Dead Redemption 2 is now at its cheapest-ever PC price MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best story games on PC, Best western games, Best sandbox games

After enough time every MMO runs into the same problem: players want tougher content. If you’ve spent over a decade playing WoW or FF14, you know that a new sense of challenge can reinvigorate your love for the game. Ten years ago, RuneScape got that in the Ironman mode. Locking you out from most online interactions, you were confronted with a daring prospect: you needed to beat the MMO by yourself. Now, you can take on that same challenge with friends, as Group Ironman is finally here. I’ll only say this once: try not to let it ruin your friendships. Continue reading RuneScape’s toughest challenge is harder than ever, and it’s terrifying MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MMORPGs, The making of RuneScape, Runescape system requirements

It’s the right time for Dying Light to have a comeback. Halloween, the annual celebration of everything ghoulish and zombified, is almost upon us, and it’s not long ago that we found out about the new Dying Light game, The Beast. Originally released almost ten years ago, Techland’s undead FPS certainly deserves one last turn in the spotlight before it’s fully superseded by its successors, but I didn’t expect it to become this popular again. Thanks to a historic discount, Dying Light currently has more than three times the amount of players on Valve’s platform than Dying Light 2: Stay Human. If you’ve never tried it before, this is definitely the time to take a bite. Continue reading The original Dying Light is more popular on Steam right now than Dying Light 2 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best zombie games, Best open-world games

TIDE IS TURNING! 49ers' Nick Bosa BOLDLY Wears MAGA Hat During Field Interview (NBC Tries Editing It OUT)

When we think of an award-winning game with worldwide popularity, our minds often wander to the AAA blockbusters. However, indie games have proven time and again that you dont need a big budget or a vast open world to capture the hearts of many.

It's fair to say that for many, the first Life is Strange is a cult classic storytelling game of the 2010s that enthralled the hearts of many with its memorable characters and branching storytelling mechanics.