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Read the actual documents with auto scroll with music in the background! Special counsel Robert Hur’s report released Thursday did not charge President Joe Biden with a crime, but it painted a picture of a forgetful commander in chief who failed to properly protect highly sensitive classified information – a depiction that could hurt Biden politically. The special counsel report found that Biden willfully retained classified information, including top secret documents, and knew he was in possession of some documents as far back as 2017. He also shared some of that information with the ghostwriter of his 2017 memoir. The special counsel decided not to charge the president in the case – primarily because he found that nothing proved a willful intent by Biden to illegally hold onto classified information and his cooperation with the investigation. Yet, in a politically damaging line of reasoning, Hur wrote that one reason Biden wasn’t going to be prosecuted was because he would present to a jury as an elderly man “with a poor memory.” Biden’s lawyers objected to the description – calling it “investigative excess” and accusing Hur of flouting Justice Department rules and norms. 00:00 Letter To Attorney General - Song Turning Blue 01:08 Report Summary 01:57 Lady - Zoe Goodman 04:04 Towards Sunlight - Briar Edwards

President Joe Biden's recent gaffes involving conversations he's had with foreign leaders have renewed concerns about his age. Special counsel Robert Hur jolted the presidential campaign Thursday with a withering assessment of Joe Biden’s mental acuity, drawing the president’s biggest political liability firmly into the public conversation.

Donald Trump was declared ineligible to appear on the Colorado ballot on December 19 and his appeal will be heard on Thursday The decision marked the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate Supreme Court justices will hear arguments from both sides about whether Trump is ineligible to be president again and can be kept off the 2024 ballot

CNN can only dream of being as big as Tucker Carlson. They are not even in the same class. Tucker doesn't needs a News Outlet! He is a News Outlet!

Country singer Toby Keith died Monday at the age of 62, his family wrote in a statement posted to his website and social media accounts early Tuesday. "Toby Keithpassed awaypeacefully last night on February 5th, surrounded by his family," the statement read. "He fought his fight with grace and courage," it continued. "Please respect the privacy of his family at this time."

They hate voter ID and then say they want to stop people from voting. They flood our country with illegals not because they are caring people. It's all about a one party system and control of everything. It's about taking your freedom and demonizing the Republican party by attaching MAGA Or white supremacy when they are the racist . They hate black Republicans or white. Open your eyes!!!

New York must be a special kind of place. Not many juries would have given her 83 million dollars.

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Dive into 26 minutes and 19 seconds of pure entertainment with this epic YouTube shorts compilation! Featuring a curated selection of 37 hilarious, clever, and sometimes politically charged short videos, this compilation is an absolute rollercoaster of emotions. From side-splitting funny moments to jaw-droppingly stupid antics, this video has it all. Whether you're seeking a good laugh or a dash of clever wit, this compilation promises to deliver an unforgettable viewing experience. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to embark on a wild ride through the best of YouTube's comedic and thought-provoking content! Even some of my music talent!

Just putting a sentence together can be hard for Joe these days, and it gets worse every day!

A former neighbor of Joe Biden's accuser Tara Reade has come forward to corroborate her sexual-assault account, saying Reade discussed the allegations in detail in the mid-1990s. Tara Reade, a former staffer in Joe Biden's Senate office, has accused the Democratic presidential nominee of sexually assaulting her in a congressional hallway in 1993. Now Reade's former neighbor Lynda LaCasse, a Biden supporter, tells Insider that Reade told her about the alleged assault in detail in 1995 or 1996: "This happened, and I know it did because I remember talking about it." A former colleague of Reade's also told Insider that Reade talked in the mid-1990s of being sexually harassed by her former boss in Washington, DC. The women have come forward just days after video emerged of a woman that Reade says is her mother calling into CNN's Larry King Live in 1993 to talk about her daughter's "problems" with a prominent senator.

Join us for a hilarious and thought-provoking 90-second video that takes a satirical look at the perceptions of immigration and opportunity in America. In 'The American Dream Game Show,' we present a humorous yet serious take on the idea of migrants receiving free health care money and more opportunities than Americans. Through a fake game show format, we explore the complexities of becoming an American in a lighthearted way. This video aims to spark conversation and reflection on the realities of immigration and opportunity in the United States, blending humor with a deeper message. Watch now and join the conversation!"

Clip of a new verbal slip-up from President Joe Biden, in which he referred to Donald Trump as a "sitting president," sparked renewed mockery from conservatives online. Biden has long been noted for a trend of awkward verbal gaffes or slip-ups during public addresses, going back to his time as vice president from 2009 to 2017. As president, the trend has taken on a new dimension for many who claim that he, the oldest person to hold the office, is mentally unfit to lead the nation and point to his gaffes as proof. Others have defended Biden, noting his history with a stutter that may contribute to his public speaking difficulties. This is not a stutter but a red flag!

In this video, we delve into the heated standoff between Governor Abbott of Texas and President Biden over the barbed wire fencing along the Texas border. Governor Abbott's decision to reinforce the border with barbed wire has sparked controversy, with Biden calling for its removal, while Abbott remains resolute in his stance. We explore the implications of this clash and the broader issue of border security and immigration policy in the United States.

Republicans around the country are throwing their hats behind Texas Governor Greg Abbott amid his escalating border security tete-a-tete with the federal government, seemingly attempting to transform the dispute into a “civil war,” according to several conservative commentators. On Wednesday, Abbott declared the influx of immigrants across the border an “invasion”—a status that Abbott claimed supersedes federal mandates—and issued a statement on the state’s constitutional right to defend itself.

Republicans around the country are throwing their hats behind Texas Governor Greg Abbott amid his escalating border security tete-a-tete with the federal government, seemingly attempting to transform the dispute into a “civil war,” according to several conservative commentators. On Wednesday, Abbott declared the influx of immigrants across the border an “invasion”—a status that Abbott claimed supersedes federal mandates—and issued a statement on the state’s constitutional right to defend itself.

In fact, Biden has a long history of lying — about himself, about his past and about events that never took place. Democrats want the 2024 campaign to be a referendum on President Trump. Fine, but if this is to be a contest of characters, it is only appropriate that Joe Biden’s history of fabrication and deceit – often intended to bolster his intellectual credentials – also be fair game. Over the past year, Biden thundered that the Obama administration “didn’t lock people up in cages.” He also claimed that, “Immediately, the moment [the Iraq War] started, I came out against it.” And… “I was always labeled one of the most liberal members of Congress.” Politico’s rating of all three assertions? False. No one should be surprised. Lest we forget… A video is making the rounds in which Biden boasts at a 1987 rally, “I went to law school on a full academic scholarship…[and] ended up in the top half of my class.” Biden also maintained that he “graduated with three degrees from undergraduate school” and was the “outstanding student in the political science department.” Not one of those claims was true, as newscasters at the time affirmed. In fact, Biden graduated 76th of 85 students in his law school class, had only a partial scholarship and did not win top honors in his undergraduate discipline. Biden explained in his 2007 autobiography “Promises to Keep” that he had been angry at that rally since “it sounded to me that one of my own supporters doubted my intelligence.” According to a 1987 Newsweek piece, a supporter had “politely” asked Biden what law school he attended and how well he had done. Biden bristled, saying “I think I have a much higher IQ than you do,” reeled off his fabricated accomplishments and concluded “I’d be delighted to sit down and compare my IQ to yours if you’d like, Frank.” The episode reminds us of Biden recently snapping “You’re full of sh*t” at an auto worker who dared to challenge Biden’s stance on guns; or calling an Iowa voter a “damn liar” for insinuating that Biden had helped his son gain access in Ukraine. The Newsweek reporter wrote that Biden appears “hyper, glib and intellectually insecure,” and says the 1987 encounter was critical to understanding why Biden’s first run at higher office flopped. “The clip…reflects a view of Biden’s character widely shared in the community. Reporters and political consultants long ago concluded that Biden’s chief character flaw was his tendency to wing it. He seems to lack a crucial synapse between brain and tongue, the one that makes the do-I-really-want-to-say-this decision.” That commentary holds up well, as today more than ever Biden blunders into conversational crevasses, with no way out. (Think: “If they believe Tara Reade, they probably shouldn’t vote for me.” A new Harvard-Harris poll shows 55 percent of the country believes Tara Reade. Game. Set. Match.) Biden’s 1987 campaign foundered also because he was caught lifting passages of a speech given by Neil Kinnock. Biden echoed (falsely) the British Labor leader’s history that he was the first “in a thousand generations” to graduate from college and repeated virtually verbatim the same story about his wife, just as Kinnock had. More shocking, Biden claimed: “My ancestors…worked in the coal mines of Northeast Pennsylvania and would come up after 12 hours and play football for four hours,’’ even though no one in Biden’s family tree ever worked underground. It wasn’t the first time; Biden had also been caught plagiarizing during law school. He “borrowed” an entire five pages from a published law review article without attribution and had to beg not to be expelled. Interestingly, just last summer complaints arose about Biden “borrowing” the work of others, in putting together his climate plan. As Vox reported, Biden’s plan “contains a number of passages that seem to have been copied and pasted, at times with very superficial changes” from a variety of sources. Biden supporters will dismiss these episodes as being in the distant past. But Biden’s tendency to mislead did not expire in 1988. More recently, the former vice president has told audiences that after his stint in the White House, “I became a teacher. I became a professor.” While it is true that he took a lofty salary to make a handful of speeches for the University of Pennsylvania, Biden has never taught students. There were also Biden’s claims of having been arrested in the 1970s because he tried to visit Nelson Mandela in prison. Nope, didn’t happen. He has also cast himself as a civil rights activist and co-sponsor of the Endangered Species Act; those things aren’t true either.

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In this eye-opening video, we delve into the controversial presidential race between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, shedding light on the Democrats' relentless pursuit of Trump and his supporters. We explore how the term "MAGA" has been used in a negative light and how the first state, Iowa, delivered a significant victory for Trump. Furthermore, we uncover evidence suggesting political bias within the justice department's actions against Trump. Join us as we uncover the truth behind the political maneuvers and the surprising twists in this historic presidential race. #IowaVictory #JoyReid,

Donald Trump handily won the Iowa Caucuses this week. BUT ACCORDING TO MSNBC, THEY COULD NOT SHOW HIS VICTORY SPEECH. MSNBC ANCHOR RACHEL MADDOW EXPLAINED THE DECISION BY SAYING, "THERE'S A COST AS A NEWS ORGANIZATION FROM KNOWINGLY BROADCASTING UNTRUE THINGS." SO HERE AT TRENDINGNOW@JIMPENIX, WE ARE EXPOSING THAT LIE!

Jon Voight is a patriot that understands our present time in history. #youtubeshorts #Iowacaucus #GoodNews

You wont believe what happened all over the Country Monday nigh!

It starts out with sleepless nights and cold sweats. Dreams of Trump dancing in your head with chants screaming lock her up! That's only the first stage. Then it progresses, and you're hunting anything that will give you a Trump fix, like an indictment or bank records, classified documents, or news articles. It's a never-ending cycle of hell. TDS is Trump-derangement syndrome. If you think you have it, please seek professional help.

onald Trump urged the Republican party to unite behind him so he could 'take the country' back from Joe Biden after decimating his rivals in the Iowa caucuses on Monday night. The former president, 77, praised all of his fellow candidates and paid tribute to his family - including Melania's late mother-in-law - as he spoke to supporters after his 30-point win in the first primary contest. It took just half an hour for Trump's landslide victory to be called as thousands of his die-hard supporters turned up to vote in sub-zero temperatures and wind chills as low as minus 30 degrees. #Iowa

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