ABC’s Good Morning America not only continued to try and make fetch happen with scaring and shaming voters into voting for Vice President Harris instead of former President Trump with more fawning over former Trump chief of staff John Kelly’s tall tales about his former boss being a fascist and Adolf Hitler enthusiast, but also tried to dial up the gush for Harris “calling on her biggest celebrity supporters” and “promising to put Americans first.” As usual, co-host and former Clinton official George Stephanopoulos set the tone with a mouthful of an opening (after a similar tease):  ABC’s George Stephanopoulos on ‘Good Morning America’: “Kamala Harris campaigned last night in Georgia with Barack Obama. Donald Trump on the trail in Arizona, calling America the world’s garbage can when speaking about immigration. He promised to fire the special counsels… pic.twitter.com/SVCQzSBv1c — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) October 25, 2024 Mary Bruce — chief White House correspondent, chief Biden administration apple polisher, and Disney’s in-house North Korean news lady for the Harris campaign — again started with nothing but fluff: ABC’s @MaryKBruce on @GMA: “Kamala Harris is calling on her biggest celebrity supporters from The Boss to Tyler Perry to Beyonce...She is trying to pull out all the stops and try and push voters to the polls. Overnight in Georgia...Obama ripping into Donald Trump, painting him as… pic.twitter.com/k14CBsOYBD — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) October 25, 2024 In her report, she even touted Harris as being...America First? Read it for yourself: “Riling up the crowd of over 20,000, Harris promising to put Americans first, not herself...The Vice President reminding voters that the country’s future is now in their hands.” Virulent Trump hater Rachel Scott had her own report on the man she treats like an enemy:  ABC’s @RachelVScott, idolatrous Trump hater: “Donald Trump painting a picture of what a second term would look like, vowing to fire the special counsel investigating his efforts to overturn the 2020 election and promising mass deportations as he dials up his rhetoric on… pic.twitter.com/0tCkUV0H5P — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) October 25, 2024 After complaining about Trump’s promise to fire Special Counsel Jack Smith, Scott went back to the well of Kelly’s partisan posturing, suggesting he’s telling the truth and thus he shouldn’t be questioned because he “served his country for decades” and is a Gold Star father. Scott also gave oxygen to the wholly partisan behavior of former model Stacey Williams with decades-old claims insisting Trump sexually assaulted her: ABC’s Rachel Scott predictably gave attention to Stacey Williams, acting like what she’s saying is totally legitimate: “And, overnight, another headline. Former model Stacey Williams telling CNN about alleged sexual misconduct by Donald Trump in the early ‘90s. Williams telling… pic.twitter.com/vVuHfJEF27 — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) October 25, 2024 Stephanopoulos even tried to have political director Rick Klein make the argument that Kelly’s (years-old) claims about Trump being a fascist will move the needle for voters toward Harris: ABC’s George Stephanopoulos: “Generals John Kelly and Mark Milley called Donald Trump a fascist. Kamala Harris agrees. And we have any polling on that?” ABC political director Rick Klein: “Yeah, I mean, this has been such a negative campaign that, actually, both candidates are… pic.twitter.com/oFbtDI4yCj — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) October 25, 2024 NBC’s Today joined ABC in peddling the Williams hit job as worth giving attention to. Trump campaign correspondent Garrett Haake tacked it onto the end of his campaign breakdown by, like Scott, tying it alongside Kelly’s conversations with the media (click “expand”): HAAKE: Earlier in Georgia, Vice President Harris turning to star power at a rally, led by Bruce Springsteen and former Barack Obama joining the vice president for the first time on the trail. [OBAMA SOUNDBITE] HAAKE: And the Vice President delivering one of her new closing messages. [HARRIS SOUNDBITE] HAAKE: — while her campaign is also seizing on comments by former trump chief of staff John Kelly to The New York Times in a new ad. KELLY: He certainly falls into the general definition of a fascist. HAAKE: Trump on the trail yesterday firing back at Kelly — TRUMP: He was a bully who made up stories. HAAKE: — while his campaign also pushes back on new accusations of sexual misconduct. Stacey Williams, a former model, says that, in 1993, Trump groped her in Trump Tower while talking to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Williams, a registered Democrat who attended the 2008 Democratic National Convention, telling the story on a zoom call this week labeled Survivors for Kamala. NBC News spoke to seven people who said Williams previously told them about the alleged encounter with Trump, most of whom requested anonymity. The first said they were told in 2006. The most recent, in 2022. The Trump campaign saying the accusations are “unequivocally false.” Over on CBS Mornings, they chose to spend more time promoting Harris. Co-host Tony Dokoupil hyped Harris’s “star-studded rally in Atlanta yesterday with the likes of Spike Lee, Bruce Springsteen, Samuel L. Jackson, and Tyler Perry” as well as “maybe the biggest political celebrity in America, former President Barack Obama.” Congressional correspondent Nikole Killion touted the crowd as “one of her largest crowds yet” to witness “[h]istory on stage” with “[t]he nation’s first Black president and the first female vice president of color, joining forces” and “played off each other” to attack Trump. “Bringing out the big guns for the final push,” gushed co-host Nate Burleson. Political correspondent Caitlin Huey-Burns had the task of bashing the Trump campaign and, while she did that by focusing on Kelly and Trump’s plea to fire Smith, she made sure to double down on her pet issue of abortion (which was a large portion of her Thursday night spot on the CBS Evening News (click “expand”): PRO-ABORTION ACTIVIST: We’re making sure that you know that abortion is on the ballot this year. HUEY-BURNS: Polling also shows a majority of voters here support an Arizona ballot measure to establish abortion rights in the state’s Constitution, and these canvassers say they hope the issue drives voter turnout. PRO-ABORTION ACTIVIST: I have a daughter. I can’t even imagine her having less rights than I had when I was at her age. HUEY-BURNS: And CBS News polling shows support for that abortion measure here in Arizona doesn’t necessarily translate to support for Harris. One in five voters say they plan to back the measure while also backing Donald Trump[.] To see the relevant transcripts from October 25, click here (for ABC), here (for CBS), and here (for NBC).

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has vowed to launch an investigation into Google’s rampant election interference on Thursday, affirming that the tech giant “is waging war on the democratic process.” In a statement posted on X, Bailey remarked, “I am launching an investigation into Google - the biggest search engine in America - for censoring conservative speech during the most consequential election in our nation’s history.”  He continued, “It’s time to fight back.” Bailey has shown his dedication to preserving Americans’ First Amendment rights several times. In a case inherited from his predecessor, Murthy v. Missouri, he targeted the Biden administration’s censorship regime. He also submitted a brief for cases originating from Texas (NetChoice v. Paxton) and Florida (Moody v. NetChoice), retroactively defending free speech. These contributions are the primary reasons the Media Research Center awarded him a 2024 Free Speech Week.  Bailey’s announcement comes on the heels of numerous MRC Free Speech America studies on Google, which have displayed the tech giant’s interference with election search results on their platform.  BREAKING:https://t.co/fa2U24Fl7y pic.twitter.com/uT1QPFbCCk — Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) October 25, 2024 An MRC study detailed 41 times Google interfered with elections since 2008.  ICYMI: BUSTED: Guess How Deep in Search Google Buried US-Based Right-Leaning News on 2024 Election In remarks to Fox Business, Bailey said, "We have reason to believe that Google is manipulating their search results to deemphasize information about the Trump campaign prior to Election Day.” He rebuked them, stating, "I will not allow Google to interfere in the most consequential election in our nation’s history."   He has defended the First Amendment against the Biden-Harris censorship regime, consistently holding Big Tech accountable for infringing upon constitutionally protected free speech rights.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

At 57 years old, Jason Whitlock just cast his very first political ballot ever. “I know many of you for several years have been disappointed with the fact that I've chosen not to vote,” he says, noting that in previous political elections, he’s either been uninterested, too concerned about being “objective,” or against any type of label being placed on him. “I don’t want to acknowledge in any way that another man or a political group is responsible for my fate or really has any influence over my fate, and that's the position I've held for a number of years,” he admits, adding that “it got even more intense as I got further along in my Christian journey.” “I don't want an identity outside of Christ,” and that includes labels like “Republican,” “conservative,” “liberal,” and “Democrat,” he says. “Conservatives, liberals, Republicans, Democrats — they all lie; they all cheat people, [but] as a Christian, you're not supposed to, and so you can hold me to that standard.” But then something started to shift when Donald Trump and the MAGA movement entered the picture. In 2016, Whitlock found himself “captured” by this mega-rich non-politician who was “more difficult to control,” but he still didn’t vote because he was devoted to his “brand [as a] non-voting, objective journalist.” Four years later, when Trump ran for re-election, Whitlock was a full-blown Trump supporter but still remained loyal to his decision to refrain from voting. The catalyst that finally made him change his mind was January 6, 2021. “January 6, 2021, changed me on that day,” he says. When he saw that the many unarmed people who “went to the Capital to express their frustration” were being deemed “terrorists” and then given “lengthy prison sentences” — even though just months before, BLM protesters literally burned cities to the ground largely without consequence — he knew the Democrats had been captured by an ideology that can only be described as evil. “I started thinking about all these people that are in prison being treated unfairly for January 6 and all the people that are free that burned and looted cities,” he recalls. “I gotta do something to help the people — the political prisoners of January 6 — and the only thing I could think to do is vote for Donald Trump because he would pardon them.” However, that was nearly four years ago. In the interim, there’s something else that’s been motivating Jason to head to the ballot box: DEI. “I want DEI to end because I think it’s one of the most poisonous, toxic, destructive things we have going on in America,” he says. To hear more of his explanation, watch the clip above. Want more from Jason Whitlock?To enjoy more fearless conversations at the crossroads of culture, faith, sports, and comedy with Jason Whitlock, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Republican Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced an investigation into allegations against Google that the search engine's algorithm is biased, censoring conservative speech to influence the election. 'I will not allow Google to interfere in the most consequential election in our nation’s history.' Bailey made the announcement from his official social media account on the X platform Friday. "I am launching an investigation into Google - the biggest search engine in America - for censoring conservative speech during the most consequential election in our nation’s history. Google is waging war on the democratic process. It’s time to fight back," Bailey said. Google has been accused of biased search results after the failed assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump. The claims led Republican Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas to announce a congressional investigation into the company in July. Trump has said that, if he were re-elected, he would order the Department of Justice to pursue criminal charges against Google on the basis that its search engine presents negative stories about him and positive stories about Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris. "We have reason to believe that Google is manipulating their search results to de-emphasize information about the Trump campaign prior to Election Day," Bailey said to Fox Business. "I will not allow Google to interfere in the most consequential election in our nation’s history." The company responded in a statement denying the claims and asserting that its search results are nonpartisan according to independent studies. "Search serves all our users, and our business rests on showing useful information to everyone — no matter what their political beliefs are," the statement read. Researcher Robert Epstein has previously reported evidence he's documented to show that Google's search engine is biased in favor of Democrats. Epstein, the former editor of Psychology Today, described the "search engine manipulation effect" to Blaze News: During the 2016 U.S. presidential election, Epstein found that Google’s autocomplete consistently favored positive suggestions for Hillary Clinton while allowing both positive and negative suggestions for Donald Trump. His studies showed that users are much more likely to click on negative suggestions, meaning that Google's skewed suggestions had a profound effect on how voters viewed the candidates. The reality is, Google’s bias may not have been enough to get Clinton elected, but it certainly wasn’t for lack of trying."We won’t allow Big Tech to interfere with this election," said Bailey in another tweet. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The Washington Post announced that it would follow the example of the Los Angeles Times and not endorse a presidential candidate, and many on the left imploded with fury and anger. 'Disturbing spinelessness at an institution famed for courage.' William Lewis, the CEO and publisher of the Post, wrote that the news outlet would be returning to its previous tradition of refusing to endorse presidential candidates in order to preserve its independence. "The Washington Post will not be making an endorsement of a presidential candidate in this election. Nor in any future presidential election. We are returning to our roots of not endorsing presidential candidates," wrote Lewis. Critics immediately accused Lewis of bowing to alleged pressure from Amazon owner Jeff Bezos, ostensibly under the threat of government pressure if former President Donald Trump were to be re-elected. Many rushed to social media to declaim the Post for bowing to fascism and intimidation."This is cowardice, with democracy as its casualty. @realdonaldtrump will see this as an invitation to further intimidate owner @jeffbezos (and others). Disturbing spinelessness at an institution famed for courage," replied Marty Baron, the former editor for the Post. "The Washington Post is the paper which broke Watergate. It won a Pulitzer for coverage of January 6th. For the Washington Post to refuse to endorse a candidate because it fears retribution from Trump is an enormous flashing red sign that the country is on the brink of fascism," responded musician Mikel Jollett. "The paper that broke Watergate? Something is broken. This is not normal," replied former music journalist Cheo Hodari Coker. "It appears the owners have been intimidated by a potential authoritarian president. Democracy under threat? You bet," said WPVI-TV anchor Jim Garner. "I have subscribed to the Washington Post since 1993, but I just canceled my subscription today because of the paper’s abdication of duty to endorse a candidate in the most consequential election of my lifetime. Good riddance," said social justice activist Keith Boykin. "Anyone who chooses to stay at the Washington Post after this terrible act is actively helping bring about Fascism," read another tweet. A similar implosion ensued after the owner of the Los Angeles Times told the editorial staff to list good and bad policies from both candidates in lieu of an endorsement. One editor has quit in protest, and readers have canceled subscriptions to show their displeasure. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Years after the COVID-19 pandemic, Matt Kibbe is still searching for answers. We know our corrupt government has no plans to tell the American people why they were banished to their homes, forced to wear masks, pressured to get an experimental vaccine, unconstitutionally censored, and lied to repeatedly. So he set out on a mission to dig up the answers U.S. citizens deserve. In episode one of “The Coverup,” which is available on YouTube, Kibbe met with distinguished Stanford professor of medicine Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, who was silenced and threatened during the pandemic for daring to publish his research and voice his professional opinions that contradicted the COVID narrative. In episode two, also available on YouTube, he met with Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) – the only man in the U.S. Senate who is still demanding justice for the atrocities committed by Anthony Fauci and agencies such the DOD and the NIH during the pandemic.In episode three, which just dropped today on BlazeTV+, Kibbe partners with Scott Atlas, one of Trump’s coronavirus task force advisers, to expose what was going on behind closed doors at the White House while the rest of us were locked up in our homes. Kibbe asks the questions: Why was Trump compelled to listen to Fauci and Birx? And what led to Atlas’ resignation from the task force? Tune in for the next set of COVID mysteries exposed! To watch the latest installment of “The Coverup,” go to FauciCoverup.com. Use the code FAUCI LIED to get $30 off your first year of BlazeTV+.

After days of theorizing, speculation, and community research, it’s official - Destiny 2 developer Bungie has confirmed that “an issue has been found in our code” that has been affecting drop rates for certain weapon perk combinations. Bungie says it is now “rapidly working” to provide a fix for this extraordinary bug. While it’s only taken a matter of days for this to go from a fan theory to a confirmed, significant technical issue, it’s a bug that has likely been plaguing the space shooter for a very long time. Continue reading Destiny 2 confirms the existence of its most extraordinary bug ever MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Destiny 2 classes, Destiny 2 The Final Shape review, Destiny 2 builds

Killer7 is a game that’s pretty hard to sum up and defies categorization. It’s everything all at once - it’s a bubbling pot of ideas thrown at the player which somehow manages to work. It’s a frothing, fizzing thing that shouldn’t hold together but absolutely does, and nearly 20 years later it's still held up as one of the greatest gaming experiences you can ever play. PC owners had to wait a long time to get their hands on it, and now six years after it arrived on Steam it’s been given a fresh lick of paint. Continue reading Iconic FPS Killer7 gets huge surprise update, six years after hitting Steam MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best action-adventure games, Best horror games

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