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Amanda Head: Famous Doctor Says Fetterman Not Fit For Office

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    Despite how hard Pennsylvania Democrat Senate candidate John Fetterman tries to convince Americans he’s ready to serve as a U.S. Senator medical professionals are sounding the alarm.

    Watch what Amanda has to say below:

    CNN Reporter Speaks Out Against CEO

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      Everything is not well at CNN.

      CNN media reporter Oliver Darcy says staffers in the network’s ranks have lost faith in CEO Chris Licht who has been at the center of controversy in recent weeks.

      โ€œThere are a wide range of emotions coursing through the halls of CNN. Some staffers are frustrated. Others are angry. Many are sad about the awful state of affairs that has taken hold of an organization they love,โ€ Darcyย wroteย in his Reliable Sources media newsletter late Monday. โ€œThere is one near-universal sentiment, however, that has been communicated to me: Licht has lost the room.โ€

      On Monday, Lichet reportedlyย apologizedย to CNN staffers during the outletโ€™s morning editorial call over the negative press attention that has followed the publication of a lengthy profile of him.

      In the piece,ย published Fridayย by The Atlantic, Licht was critical of the networkโ€™s coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic under the leadership of former top executive Jeff Zucker and discussed his ner vision for the network that focuses on facts rather than sensationalism.

      โ€œIn the eyes of so many at CNN, there isnโ€™t anything Licht can do at this point to win over their support,โ€ Darcy wrote. โ€œTheyโ€™ve hit the wall with him. As one anchor texted me, in reference to Lichtโ€™s announcement on Monday that he will relocate his office to a newsroom floor atย Hudson Yards: โ€˜We donโ€™t want his office relocated to the 18th floor, we want it relocated out of the buildingโ€™.โ€

      Since taking the reigns at CNN, Licht has made a number of programming changes which say some of the network’s mainstays exit.

      Biden Torches Fox News In Letter Over Recent Hunter Coverage

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        President Joe Biden is not happy…

        In the wake of the federal indictment of informant Alexander Smirnov President Biden is demanding Fox News issue retractions regarding its coverage of โ€œbriberyโ€ allegations against Presidentย Joe Bidenย and his sonย Hunter Biden.

        Smirnov, who was originally a key informant behind Republicans’ recent investigation into the Bidens, was recently indicted for lying to the FBI. (RELATED: FBI Informant Indicted Over Hunter Biden)

        In a letter to Fox News Chief Executiveย Suzanne Scott, Presidentย Jay Wallace, and Washington Bureau Chiefย Bryan Boughtonย this week,ย White Houseย spokesperson for investigationsย Ian Samsย demanded the network make immediate changes:

        We feel strongly that all Fox News Digital articles on this topic should at a minimum be updated with editorโ€™s notes informing readers that the source of this allegation has been federally indicted for making it up. We also feel strongly that Fox News Channel television personalities like Hannity and Watters, among others, should inform their viewers on air that they have been sharing a discredited allegation from a source who has been federally indicted for making it up.

        A Fox spokesperson told Mediaite โ€œFOX News Media has reported on all key developments since the announcement that Alexander Smirnov was charged with lying to the FBI, featuring the story prominently. We will continue to report on developments in all aspects of the ongoing investigations, hearings, and trials.โ€

        Read the official letter with links and citations below.

        This article originally appeared on American Liberty News. Republished with permission.

        Trump Asks Court To Throw Out Remnants of โ€˜Legally Unsoundโ€™ Fraud Case

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        President Trump has asked New Yorkโ€™s highest court to dismiss the remaining findings and penalties in the stateโ€™s civil fraud case against him, arguing that the lawsuit brought by Attorney General Letitia James was legally flawed and politically motivated.

        In a 119-page filing submitted Wednesday to the New York Court of Appeals, Trumpโ€™s attorneys described the case as an โ€œunprecedentedโ€ use of the attorney generalโ€™s authority and urged the court to fully overturn it.

        โ€œThis Court should put an end to this politically motivated action,โ€ his lawyers wrote.

        James filed the civil lawsuit in 2022, accusing Trump and his family business of inflating the value of their assets to secure more favorable loan and insurance terms. The case became one of the most significant legal challenges Trump has faced, threatening both his public image as a successful real estate developer and the future of the Trump Organization. It also elevated James as one of Trumpโ€™s most prominent political and legal adversaries.

        The case has taken a complex path through the courts. After a bench trial, Judge Arthur Engoron found Trump liable for fraud and imposed a $464 million judgment, which grew to more than $500 million with interest. Engoron also barred Trump from serving in top roles at New York companies for three years, imposed two-year bans on his sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, and appointed an independent monitor to oversee the Trump Organizationโ€™s business practices.

        However, a mid-level appellate court later struck down the financial penalty as excessive, removing the largest monetary consequence while leaving the liability finding and other restrictions in place. The appellate judges were sharply divided in their ruling.

        Despite that partial victory, Trumpโ€™s legal team is now seeking to eliminate the remaining penalties and the underlying liability determination. His lawyers acknowledged the โ€œunusual postureโ€ of the appeal, since the prior ruling largely benefited him, but argued that the decision still rests on an โ€œerroneous findingโ€ that must be reversed.

        โ€œThis unprecedented and legally unsound case is about far more than President Trump,โ€ his lawyers said, arguing that James stretched a New York law targeting โ€œpersistent fraud or illegalityโ€ beyond its intended use.

        โ€œIf left on the books, the mistaken legal rulings below threaten New Yorkโ€™s position as the Nationโ€™s financial capital, as well as the Stateโ€™s commercial real-estate industry,โ€ they added.

        The New York attorney generalโ€™s office, which has also appealed aspects of the appellate ruling, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

        The appeal comes amid a broader and highly contentious legal and political battle between Trump and James. During the period between Trumpโ€™s presidential terms, James secured a major civil fraud ruling against him, while Trump and his allies have repeatedly accused her of pursuing politically motivated cases.

        More recently, Trump administration officials have sought to pursue criminal cases against James. She was indicted last fall on mortgage fraud allegations, but a federal judge dismissed the charges, finding that the prosecutor who brought the case had been unlawfully appointed. Prosecutors later sought two additional indictments, but grand juries declined to bring charges.

        Trumpโ€™s latest appeal now asks the stateโ€™s highest court to bring the long-running civil case to a close by wiping out the remaining findings and penalties that continue to affect him and his business.

        Report: Pentagon Mulls Deploying Anti-Drone Lasers Near Hegseth, Rubio Homes in DC

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        The Pentagon is weighing the deployment of โ€œpowerfulโ€ anti-drone technology to a Washington, D.C., military installation that houses two top Cabinet officials, according to a report published Tuesday.

        Officials are considering sending a laser-based defense system to Fort Lesley J. McNair, where multiple drones of unknown origin were detected earlier this month, The New York Times reported, citing four people briefed on the discussions. The installation sits less than four miles from the White House and is located within some of the most tightly controlled airspace in the country.

        The proposal, however, faces logistical challenges. The Times noted that deploying such a system over Washingtonโ€™s high-traffic airspace could complicate efforts, given the risks associated with operating advanced counter-drone technology in a densely populated and heavily regulated flight zone.

        The deliberations follow a series of recent drone incidents that have raised security concerns across multiple U.S. military installations. Earlier this month, unidentified drones were spotted over Fort McNair on at least one night, prompting heightened monitoring and internal discussions about potential responses. The sightings also led officials to consider relocating senior officials who reside at the base, though they ultimately remained in place, according to prior reporting.

        The incidents in Washington are part of a broader pattern of drone activity near sensitive military sites.

        On March 9, personnel at Barksdale Air Force Base in Bossier Parish, Louisiana, were ordered to shelter in place after an unmanned aircraft was observed overhead. Although the order was lifted later that day, additional drone sightings were reported at the base throughout the week.

        Officials have not publicly identified the source of the drones in any of the incidents, and investigations remain ongoing. The recent activity has underscored growing concerns within the Pentagon about the vulnerability of domestic military installations to unmanned aerial systems, particularly as global tensions continue to rise.

        Ramaswamy Officially Ends 2024 Campaign

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        Vivek Ramaswamy speaking with attendees at the 2022 AmericaFest at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.

        On Monday night, Vivek Ramaswamy made the highly anticipated announcement that he is suspending his presidential campaign.

        After Donald Trump handily won nearly every county in Iowa the tech mogul announced he is endorsing the former president.

        โ€œAs of this moment, we are going to suspend this presidential campaign,โ€ Ramaswamy told supporters in Iowa on Monday night.

        โ€œAs Iโ€™ve said since the beginning, there are two America First candidates in this race. And earlier tonight I called Donald Trump to tell him that I โ€” congratulate him on his victory, and now going forward, you will have my full endorsement for the presidency,โ€ Ramaswamy said later, while one of his attendees interjected during his remarks โ€œdonโ€™t do it!โ€

        Ramaswamyโ€™s exit comes not long after former New Jersey Gov.ย Chris Christieย (R) announced he was dropping his White House bid.ย 

        Ramaswamy launched his longshot bid for the White House in February of 2023.

        Formerย President Trumpย is currently poised to emerge the top candidate in 98 of Iowaโ€™s 99 countiesย after Mondayโ€™s caucuses, with former South Carolina Gov.ย Nikki Haleyย edging him out in just one county.

        According to reports from The Hill, by Tuesday morning, with about 110,298 votes counted, Trump had won 51 percent (56,260 votes) of all votes in the Hawkeye State, followed by Florida Gov.ย Ron DeSantisโ€™sย 21.2 percent (23,420 votes) and Haleyโ€™s 19.1 percent (21,085).

        Man Who Falsely Claimed To shoot Charlie Kirk Sentenced To Prison

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        In a strikingly bizarre footnote to the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a Utah man who falsely claimed responsibility for the fatal shooting has now been sentenced and faces up to 15 years in prison.

        Seventy-one-year-old George Hodgson Zinn โ€” who dramatically approached law enforcement at Utah Valley University, yelling โ€œI shot him โ€” now shoot meโ€ moments after Kirk was gunned down โ€” has now pleaded no contest to obstruction of justice and guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, according to court records.

        While Zinnโ€™s initial false confession drew headlines and confusion during the chaotic aftermath of the shooting โ€” leading some to believe he was the shooter โ€” investigators quickly ruled him out as a suspect in Kirkโ€™s assassination.

        During questioning at a hospital after the incident, Zinn shocked authorities by admitting he had child sexual abuse material on his phone. A warrant later uncovered more than 20 images depicting abused minors, and prosecutors charged him accordingly.

        In Salt Lake County district court, Zinn was sentenced to zero to five years for obstruction and one to 15 years for each exploitation count, with the judge ordering the terms to run concurrently. The exact amount of time he will serve will be decided by the Utah parole board.


        Remembering Charlie Kirk: A Conservative Voice Silenced

        The backdrop to this strange prosecution is one of the most shocking episodes of political violence in recent U.S. history. On Sept. 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk โ€” founder and executive director of the conservative youth advocacy group Turning Point USA and a leading voice in the MAGA movement โ€” was assassinated by a sniper while speaking at an outdoor event on the Utah Valley University campus.

        Kirk, just 31 years old, had become one of the most recognizable young conservative figures in America. He built Turning Point USA from a student organization into a powerful grassroots force shaping Republican campaigns, energizing young voters, and challenging campus liberal orthodoxy across the country.

        Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

        His death prompted an outpouring of grief and outrage from Republican leaders and conservative grassroots activists, who saw the attack as not just a crime but part of a broader pattern of hostility toward conservatives. Thousands attended memorial events, and his legacy has become a rallying point in debates over political violence and free speech on college campuses and beyond.

        The suspect in the shooting โ€” 22-year-old Tyler James Robinson โ€” was later arrested and charged with aggravated murder. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty, underscoring the gravity of the crime and the national attention still focused on the case.


        What This Means Going Forward

        Zinnโ€™s sentencing closes one strange chapter in the unfolding story of the Kirk assassination, but it also highlights the turmoil that followed one of the most prominent conservative leaders of his generation. A man who tried โ€” for reasons still unclear โ€” to throw law enforcement off the trail of the real shooter now faces prison time for his own criminal behavior.

        Report: Bondi Accused Of โ€˜Serious Professional Misconductโ€™

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        Attorney Generalย Pam Bondiย is accused of โ€œserious professional misconductโ€ in a Florida Bar complaint.

        According to a report from The Miami Herald, in the complaint the group alleges Bondi has breached ethical duties in her current role and that โ€œserious professional misconduct that threatens the rule of law and the administration of justiceโ€ has been carried out by the attorney general, the Herald reported.

        Bondi is from Florida andย previously served asย the Sunshine Stateโ€™s first female attorney general. A โ€œPamela Jo Bondiโ€ isย listed as a member of theย Florida Bar โ€œin Good Standing.โ€

        A few months ago, Democrats pressed Bondiย amid her confirmationย hearing over her ability to push back against Trump, who had repeatedly stated he would come for his enemies and that he has the โ€œabsolute rightโ€ to do what he wants with her department.

        Bondi is also stated in the complaint to have โ€œsought to compel Department of Justice lawyers to violate their ethical obligations under the guise of โ€˜zealous advocacy,โ€™โ€ according to the Herald.

        In a statement, Justice Department chief of staff Chad Mizelle told the Herald that โ€œthe Florida Bar has twice rejected performative attempts by these out-of-state lawyers to weaponize the bar complaint process against AG Bondi.โ€

        Bondi has faced an onslaught of criticism from Democrat lawmakers and progressive groups since being confirmed as the Trump administration’s Attorney General.

        Last month, the Justice Departmentย pointed out the leftist bias of the American Bar Association (ABA) and ordered that it will bo longer have access to non-public information, including bar records.

        The ABA uses a ratings process in which their Standing Committee rates each nominee โ€œWell Qualified,โ€ โ€œQualifiedโ€ or โ€œNot Qualified.โ€ โ€œUnanimous committee ratings appear as a single rating. In other situations, the rating from the majority or substantial majority (2/3 or more of those voting) of the Committee is recorded first, followed by the rating or ratings of a minority of the Committee. The majority rating is the rating of the committee,โ€ the ABA notes on its website.

        The Daily Wire continues:

        โ€œThe ABA has a history of taking liberal positions on issues including abortion, the death penalty, same-sex marriage, affirmative action, and the Second Amendment,โ€ National Review stated in 2019. โ€œThe organizationโ€™s ideological bias has long tainted its ratings of judicial nominees. An entire book on the subject was written as early as 1965, Joel B. Grossmanโ€™s Lawyers and Judges: The ABA and the Politics of Judicial Selection.โ€

        Of the 15 members on the ABAโ€™s Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary in 2019, five donated to Barack Obamaโ€™s campaign, three to that of Hillary Clinton, and none to the three Republican nominees between 2008-2016. Incredibly, the ABA gave a minority โ€œNot Qualifiedโ€ rating to iconic Judge Robert Bork and other conservative legal scholars, including Richard A. Posner, Edith H. Jones, and William H. Pryor, among others.

        โ€œFor several decades, the American Bar Association has received special treatment and enjoyed special access to judicial nominees,โ€ Bondi wrote in a letter to ABA President William Bay. โ€œIn some administrations, the ABA received notice of nominees before a nomination was announced to the public. Some administrations would even decide whether to nominate an individual based on a rating assigned by the ABA.โ€

        Former Congressman Madison Cawthorn Arrested

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        Former Congressman Madison Cawthorn was briefly arrested this week in Cape Coral, Florida โ€” yet the setback may not slow what many believe is a mounting effort to reenter national politics.

        Authorities took Cawthorn into custody on a warrant stemming from an August 19 citation for driving without a valid license in Naples. He was released shortly thereafter on a $2,000 bond and is expected to appear in court to resolve the matter. Supporters have dismissed the incident as a minor technicality, unlikely to derail his ambitions.


        From Conservative Trailblazer to Political Lightning Rod

        Cawthorn burst onto the national stage in 2020 as one of the youngest Republicans ever elected to Congress, winning his North Carolina seat at just 25 years old. He quickly became a symbol of youthful conservative energy and unapologetic defiance of the Washington establishment.

        But his meteoric rise ran into turbulence during his lone term. In early 2022, he alleged that some D.C. elites had invited him to a cocaine-fueled โ€œorgy,โ€ a claim that drew sharp criticism from GOP leadership. Weeks later, police body camera footage showed him being pulled over while driving a car he mistakenly believed he owned, and he was also cited for bringing a firearm through airport security โ€” his second such incident in less than a year.

        Republican leadership, once supportive, gradually distanced themselves. The controversies overshadowed his legislative work and contributed to his loss in the 2022 Republican primary.


        Florida Could Offer a Second Act

        Now, Cawthorn may be plotting a political revival โ€” this time from Floridaโ€™s 19th Congressional District, where Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) is expected to step down to run for governor. Axios recently reported that Cawthorn has been exploring a run to fill the soon-to-be-open seat, potentially offering him a clean slate and new political base in one of the countryโ€™s most Republican-leaning regions.

        If he enters the race, Cawthorn could return to Washington older, more seasoned, and still armed with the anti-establishment instincts that made him a grassroots favorite. For many conservatives, his resilience โ€” and willingness to challenge entrenched power โ€” could be the very qualities the GOP needs in its next generation of leadership. for the second time in nine months.

        Fox Host Hits Chris Christie With Brutally Honest Election Assessment

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        This has to sting…

        Fox host Stuart Varney did not shy away from telling former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie that he doubts the presidential candidate will succeed while discussing the upcoming debate.

        Before adding his opinion on Christie’s electability, Varney asked the candidate to give some insight into the current debate stage.

        โ€œOf the people who are going to be on the debate stage less than two weeks away. Hereโ€™s your opportunity. Who do you think spews, if I may use that word, the most BS?โ€ Varney asked.

        โ€œWell, Stuart, Iโ€™ll just base it on the last debate and itโ€™s no doubt itโ€™sย Vivek Ramaswamy. He has absolutely no clue what heโ€™s talking about on Ukraine. No idea what heโ€™s talking about with China and Taiwan. He wants to abandon Israel. This is a guy who has read a lot of books but hasnโ€™t done much. And so I think he wins the award from debate number one. But weโ€™ll be together in California in two weeks. We can make a decision who spews the most in debate number two,โ€ Christie asked.
        โ€œSo you will make that decision, will not be me,โ€ quipped Varney, asking, โ€œYou think you can win?โ€

        โ€œOf course,โ€ Christie shot back.

        โ€œYou have to believe you can win. But realistically, sir, I donโ€™t think you could win the governorship of New Jersey at the moment,โ€ Varney added, pressing the issue hard.

        โ€œOh, look, I donโ€™t. Well, I think given whatย Phil Murphyโ€™sย done, I think it could win the governorship of New Jersey again if I ran,โ€ย Christieย replied, adding, “But thatโ€™s not what Iโ€™m running for. Iโ€™m running for president United States. Right now, weโ€™re in second place in New Hampshire ahead ofย Ron DeSantis,ย ahead ofย Nikki Haley.”

        โ€œAnd thatโ€™s your big hope, isnโ€™t it? Sure. Catch up inย New Hampshireย and Iowa. Thatโ€™s your big hope,โ€ Varney followed up.

        โ€œYes. New Hampshire is where weโ€™re staking a lot of our hopes and South Carolina. But remember, when each one of those primaries or caucuses happen, it changes the race completely where people actually vote as opposed to all the polling that we see. Polling is just hot air. Voting is when you go in and you make your voice heard. Thatโ€™s what weโ€™re counting on in New Hampshire in late January. And Iโ€™ll come right on Varney & Company after I win the New Hampshire primary. We can talk about it then,โ€ Christie responded as the interview ended on a friendly note.