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Trump SINKS Pelosi with ‘never scared’ claim after DIRTY ‘Mo Brooks’ SUPBOENA...Biden silent An important event that happened this week was the Congress hearing on the January 6th Capitol incident. Is this committee really bipartisan? Rasmussen's latest survey shows that 56% of Americans believe a forensic audit of the 2020 election is necessary, an increase from 51% in the last survey. #Pelosi #Trump #SereneLee Pelosi Hijacked Jan 6th Committee, 2 Republicans Removed; 56% of Americans Demand Forensic Audit

President Joe Biden has introduced a proposal that will impose a 43% tax on growers when they sell one area of land for another. What’s more, the president’s new tax proposal will impose a double tax on farms passed from generation to generation. Most growers will have no choice but to cave to the pressures of development, sell their land to builders and end the efforts to grow and harvest our food

s Rudy Giuliani Going To Jail ? Claim Ever To Defense Trump: 'I Am Willing To Go To Jail' Rudy Giuliani told NBC New York that he is “more than willing to go to jail,” but if he does, those who put him there will “suffer the consequences in heaven.” Donald Trump’s former attorney has been the subject of a lengthy federal investigation into his dealings as an “unregistered lobbyist for Ukrainian” before the 2020 presidential election, an investigation that the former New York City major calls unlawful and politically motivated. In a new interview with NBC News 4’s Melissa Russo, Giuliani maintained his innocence, saying if you think he committed a crime, “you’re probably really stupid.” “I committed no crime, and if you think I committed a crime, you’re probably really stupid, because you don’t know who I am,” Giuliani said. “Is the guy who put the mafia in jail, terrorists in jail, Ed Koch’s commissioners in jail, and the worst people on Wall Street — I’m not going to file (a form)? I mean, that’s just crazy.”

CPAC --Trump Still Controls the Republican Party, Biden can’t stand STRESS... He Admits Losing 2024 Trump has been back to his old self – holding rallies, raising money and suing people and companies that cross him, as he did recently with a lawsuit against Facebook and Twitter for suspending his account. But that can only take the former president so far, says Dave Woodard, a former Clemson University political scientist and GOP consultant in the Palmetto State. "Trump may be jumping around," but that does not necessarily amount to anything more than some "raw political power," Woodard says. "He still has his (loyal) group, but that's going to shrink and shrink and shrink," Woodard predicts. At CPAC this weekend, however, it's still the Trump Show.

Former President Barack Obama will celebrate his 60th birthday this weekend with a party in Martha's Vineyard, with many Covid-19 safety protocols in place amid heightened concerns over the Delta variant, a source familiar with the planning told CNN. The event this weekend, which will be held outside, will follow all US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention public health protocols, the source said. There will be testing for guests and a Covid safety coordinator on site. Martha's Vineyard, in Dukes County, is currently designated by the CDC as an area of "moderate" Covid-19 community spread. Obama's birthday is Wednesday, August 4. The Hill was first to report on the former President's big birthday bash.

The Biden Administration's Mask Confusion - New CDC Mask Quidelines Cause Confusion The Biden Administration's Mask Confusion - New CDC Mask Quidelines Cause Confusion Federal health officials acknowledge their reversal on masking guidance for those who are vaccinated against COVID-19 is unwelcome, but they maintain new scientific data supports recommending additional precautions, even for those who are ostensibly immunized. “I know that this is not a message America wants to hear,” Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said on CNN’s “New Day” Wednesday. The CDC announced Tuesday that vaccinated Americans in areas with “high” or “substantial” virus transmission should wear masks indoors, and all children and adults in K-12 schools cover their faces, regardless of vaccination status. The shift comes as COVID-19 cases rise across the country and the more contagious delta variant becomes the dominant strain, overwhelming hospitals in some areas. Although all available data indicates the vaccines protect most who experience breakthrough infections against serious symptoms, officials said new research—which has not yet been made public—suggests people who are vaccinated can transmit the delta variant to others. If they interact with children, the immunocompromised, or others who have not been vaccinated, they might infect them. “The science that prompted this guidance is just days old...,” Walensky said. “We wanted people who are vaccinated to understand they could potentially pass this virus.” Many politicians and social media users have made clear the new guidance is, in fact, a message they do not want to hear, and it is one they have no intention of following. Several Republican governors whose states have low vaccination rates and high infection rates dismissed the advice as baseless federal overreach. “The Biden administration’s new COVID-19 guidance telling fully vaccinated Iowans to now wear masks is not only counterproductive to our vaccination efforts but also not grounded in reality or common sense,” said Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds. Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., told Fox Business the guidance represented an effort to “use fear to control us.” Florida accounted for 20% of new infections in the U.S. in the last week, and cases reported in the state have risen by 400% since the start of this month. “We've got to step up and say, enough's enough, CDC,” Scott said. “You need to put out information, give us better information. You know, we're smart. We can make good decisions for ourselves. We don't need you to tell us to wear a mask.” Republicans tried to force the House of Representatives to adjourn Wednesday after a mask mandate was revived at the behest of the House physician. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, raged against the requirement in a floor speech, claiming it would “breed resentment.” “Consider resentment being magnified right here on the floor of the House of Representatives,” Roy said. “We are absolutely sick and tired of it. So are the American people.” Democrats have been more receptive to the masking recommendations, and some liberal-leaning communities had already reimposed mask mandates on their own. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., reportedly called Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., a “moron” Wednesday after he asserted the mask rules were not based in science. “We cannot ignore the rapid spread of the COVID-19 delta variant in Missouri — outpacing much of the country,” Democratic Kansas City Mayor Quentin Lucas said as he prepared to announce a new indoor mask mandate. “We will do all we can to ensure our corner of this state is safe.” Reactions from epidemiologists and public health experts have been more mixed. Some felt lifting the masking guidance in May was premature and reinstating it now is justified, but others have questioned the rationale for the change offered by the CDC. According to Dr. Timothy Murphy, an infectious disease expert at the University at Buffalo, the guidance appears to be an appropriate response to evidence that vaccinated people might be able to spread the virus. Given the confusion and frustration that greeted the announcement, he suggested the CDC could have communicated it better, but the policy reflects the science.

Following new guidance on masks, Scott Simon talks with former CDC director Dr. Tom Frieden about how the agency has balanced science with the politics of the pandemic. Of course, this week's recommendation on masking from the CDC what from what the agency had said previously. Tom Frieden directed the CDC during the Obama administration and was New York City's health commissioner before that. He now leads the public health organization Resolve to Save Our Lives (ph)

President Joe Biden said if you are fully vaccinated you no longer need to wear a mask, after the CDC updated guidance. Biden urged Americans to get vaccinated and be respectful of those wearing masks.