45th President Donald Trump recently stated that he will be appearing on comedian Joe Rogan’s widely popular The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, which indisputably ranks as the most listened to podcast in the world.

With the election less than a month away, Donald Trump has demanded Vice President Kamala Harris to take a cognitive test. He has claimed that her “totally bonkers” replies to questions suggests that there might be something “very wrong with her.” 

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democrat nominee, has agreed to a sit down interview with Fox News' chief political anchor Bret Baier. 

"Perpetrating violence, stealing land and spreading disease." The post For Columbus Day, Kamala Promised to Get Rid of Columbus Day appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

We start the clown world interview with a Kamala word salad of the day.  Her latest interview was another softball. She rattled on with no pushback. It was an infomercial and we still don’t hear her explaining what she will do as president. Maybe she should run for president of an African country. ALERT: WORD […] The post Good News! Kamala’s Trying Hard to Lose appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Apparently frightened that her numbers among black men have plummeted, Vice President Kamala Harris rolled out a plan for aiding black men. “Vice President Harris Will Deliver for Black Men,” kamalaHarris.com states, then lists her “Opportunity Agenda for Black Men,” which includes: “Providing 1 million loans that are fully forgivable to Black entrepreneurs and others to start a business; supporting a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency and other digital assets so Black men who invest in and own these assets are protected; launching a National Health Equity Initiative focused on Black Men that addresses sickle cell disease, diabetes, mental health, prostate cancer, and other health challenges that disproportionately impact them,” and “legalizing recreational marijuana and creating opportunities for Black Americans to succeed in this new industry.” Harris rolls out 'Opportunity Agenda for Black Men' —1 million forgivable loans for black entrepreneurs starting a biz—Money for education/training programs—Protect cryptocurrency—Health initiative: sickle cell & other conditions—Legalize recreational weed to boost industry — Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) October 14, 2024   On Monday, CNN pollster Harry Enten spoke of how Harris’ support among black men has dwindled and is roughly half of what former President Barack Obama’s was. “You go back to November of 2012, what do you see?” Enten asked rhetorically. “You see Obama by 81, Clinton only won them by 63. Then we’re all the way down to Biden last time around by 53. A tremendous drop already. And then you take a look at the average of the most recent polls and Kamala Harris is up by only 41 points. That is about half the margin that Obama won them by back in November of 2012.” Asked about black men overall, Enten responded, “We’re looking once again at younger black men at what looks like the worst Democratic performance since 1960 since JFK versus Richard Nixon. It’s the same thing among black men overall. Again, part of a similar trend, but here, actually, the drop off isn’t as dramatic, right? Barack Obama won him by 85. Then you see 71 Clinton, 69 Biden, basically the same thing holding steady. But here, again, very, very weak, only a 54-point margin. Now, again, still winning them by a large margin, but considerably lower than what we’re used to. Certainly, considerably lower than what we had during the Obama years. The bottom line is Kamala Harris with younger black men and then black men overall putting in historically weak performance for a Democratic candidate.” In mid-September, Reuters reported, “Over one quarter of younger Black men say they would support Republican candidate Donald Trump in this year’s U.S. presidential election, an NAACP poll showed on Friday.”

A prominent group promoting freedom of the press lamented the Palestinian journalists killed in Israeli attacks, but it did not show that same passion for Israeli journalists killed by Hamas last year. The Committee to Protect Journalists is an American nonprofit whose data on journalists killed or imprisoned is frequently cited by the media. The group lists journalists who have been killed in three categories — “murdered,” killed in “crossfire,” or killed on a “dangerous assignment.” Many Palestinian journalists killed by Israeli strikes are listed as “murdered.” For example, Al Jazeera reporter Ismail Al Ghoul, whom the IDF stated worked for Hamas, and his cameraman Rami Al Refee, who were killed in July by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, are both listed as murdered. So is another Al Jazeera journalist, Hamza Al Dahdouh, and freelance video journalist Mustafa Thuraya, whom the IDF stated was a Hamas commander. The IDF’s assertions were disputed by Al Jazeera. Meanwhile, none of the Israeli journalists who were killed during Hamas’ brutal attacks on October 7 last year are listed as being “murdered” but rather as being killed by a “political group” while on a “dangerous assignment.” Several Israeli journalists who were killed by Hamas in their homes along with their families are listed this way, and so are several who were killed by Hamas while dancing at the Supernova rave party near Reim. Yaniv Zohar, an Israeli photographer for Israel Hayom, was murdered by Hamas in his home on October 7, along with his wife and two daughters. The Committee said the outlet’s editor-in-chief told them Zohar was “about to leave his home to cover the assault but was unable to do so.” Nevertheless, the Committee lists him as killed by a “political group” while on a “dangerous assignment.” Likewise, Roee Idan, an Israeli photographer for Ynet, was murdered by Hamas while holding his three-year-old daughter in his own yard on October 7. His wife was murdered inside their home, and his two other children, ages six and nine, spent 14 hours in the safe room with their mother’s body. The Committee lists him as killed by a “political group” while on a “dangerous assignment,” noting that he had taken pictures and video of Hamas paragliders and Gaza rockets before he was killed. Since Hamas’ attacks on October 7, the war has taken an “unprecedented toll on Gazan journalists,” the Committee said in its latest report. “Journalists in Gaza face particularly high risks as they try to cover the conflict, including devastating Israeli airstrikes, famine, the displacement of 90% of Gaza’s population, and the destruction of 80% of its buildings,” the group said. The group accused Israeli forces of directly targeting and killing at least five journalists and called for “an end to the longstanding pattern of impunity in cases of journalists killed by” the Israel Defense Forces. Israel Defense Forces officials have said they do not intentionally target journalists but have warned they cannot guarantee journalists’ safety during the war.