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Russian forces destroyed Ukraine's High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) supplied by the US. The footage emerged online showed Russia's reconnaissance drone tracking the movement of HIMARS in a forest area of Kharkiv region. Soon, Russian forces then fired Iskander missiles which then hit HIMARS.

Dozens of Russian Military Ammunition Vehicles Deployed- May 2, 2024

Russia Test Fires Moskit Cruise Missiles in Sea of Japan-5/2/2024

“So the agencies kind of, like, all got together and said, we’re not gonna tell Trump…Director of the CIA would keep [information from Trump]…” A project manager working in Cyber Operations for the CIA and an NSAGov contractor with top-secret clearance working for Deloitte, Amjad Fseisi, is caught on undercover cameras implicating the highest levels of the intelligence agencies, including “The executive staff. We’re talking about the director and his subordinates,” former CIA Directors “Gina Haspel....And I believe Mike Pompeo did the same thing too,” “kept information from him [Trump] because we knew he’d fucking disclose it.” Amjad reasons “There are certain people that would…give him a high-level overview but never give him any details. You know why? Because he’ll leak those details...He’s a Russian asset. He’s owned by the fucking Russians.” “We steal it [information]” and “We hack other countries just like that,” Amjad, who states he currently works on the CIA’s China Mission Center, explains how intel agencies obtain information. He also describes a broken intelligence system where “We don’t share information across agencies” because the CIA is “very reluctant” to share information with the “careless” NSA. O’Keefe Media Group’s bombshell undercover footage supports earlier reports by investigative journalists Michael Shellenberger, Matt Taibbi, and Alex Gutentag that revealed how the American intelligence community illegally ran a spy operation against then-candidate Trump’s presidential campaign in 2016 and illegally acquired intelligence that was later used to justify the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official probe, “Crossfire Hurricane,” which in turn led to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation that ultimately did not find evidence of Russia collusion by the 2016 Trump campaign.

Los Angeles-Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters Thursday remained behind barricades on the UCLA campus despite police orders to leave as officers were poised to move in on their fortified encampment that was ringed by an even larger crowd, including supporters who locked arms and curious onlookers. Huge numbers of police began arriving late in the afternoon Wednesday, and empty buses were parked near the University of California, Los Angeles to take away protesters who don’t comply with the order. The tense standoff came one night after violence instigated by counter-protesters erupted in the same place. A small city sprang up inside the barricaded encampment, full of hundreds of people and tents on the campus quad. Some protesters said Muslim prayers as the sun set over the campus, while others chanted “we’re not leaving” or passed out goggles and surgical masks. They wore helmets and headscarves, and discussed the best ways to handle pepper spray or tear gas as someone sang over a megaphone. A few constructed homemade shields out of plywood in case they clashed with police forming skirmish lines elsewhere on the campus. “For rubber bullets, who wants a shield?” a protester called out. Meanwhile, a large crowd of students, alumni and neighbors gathered on campus steps outside the tents, sitting as they listened and applauded various speakers and joined in pro-Palestinian chants. A group of students holding signs and wearing T-shirts in support of Israel and Jewish people demonstrated nearby. The crowd continued to grow as the night wore on as more and more officers poured onto campus. The law enforcement presence and continued warnings stood in contrast to the scene that unfolded the night before, when counter-demonstrators attacked the pro-Palestinian encampment, throwing traffic cones, releasing pepper spray and tearing down barriers. Fighting continued for several hours before police stepped in, though no arrests were made. At least 15 protesters suffered injuries, and the tepid response by authorities drew criticism from political leaders as well as Muslim students and advocacy groups. Ray Wiliani, who lives nearby, said he came to UCLA on Wednesday evening to support the pro-Palestinian demonstrators. “We need to take a stand for it,” he said. “Enough is enough.”

A 14-year-old suspect is dead following a confrontation with police Wednesday after an active shooter was reported outside a Wisconsin middle school, sources told ABC News. The teen had approached Mount Horeb Middle School with what appeared to be a long gun, the sources said. The suspect was a male student in the Mount Horeb Area School District, according to Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul. A vehicle associated with the suspect was being searched for evidence by bomb technicians, according to sources. Officers from the Mount Horeb Police Department responded to a report of an "individual with a weapon outside the middle school" and used deadly force, Kaul said during a press briefing Wednesday evening. The school district said police responded to help "scope out" an active shooter at the school and the threat was "neutralized" outside the building. No injuries have been reported among students and staff, it said. "The individual did not breach [the] entryway," the district said on Facebook. Kaul was unable to confirm whether any shots were fired by the suspect, telling reporters he is limited in what details can be shared at this time due to the ongoing investigation. No additional suspects have been located following an initial search of the middle school and all students and staff are safe, the district said. Law enforcement continues to "vigorously investigate" the incident though there is not believed to be an ongoing threat to public safety at this time, Kaul said. The Wisconsin Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation is leading the investigation into the "entirety of the incident," Kaul said. Some Mount Horeb police officers are on leave, per standard practice in a use-of-force incident, he said.

This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 2nd of May 2024

President Trump invites a vegan restaurant owner up on stage at his campaign rally in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

NYPD Storm "Liberated Zone" at Fordham University, Throw tents and tarp to obscure view from Protest-4/1/2024

Trish Regan joins "Rob Schmitt Tonight" following a Trump rally address in which the 45th President spoke about Biden admin EV mandates and his own administration's past trade dealings with China.

Russia again attacked Ukraine's Black Sea port city of Odesa. Russia rained ballistic missiles on a post depot, injuring 14 of its workers. It was the third such attack in 3 days. Videos on social media showed a massive plume of smoke emanating from the impact site. Meanwhile, the U.S. has accused Russia of using chemical weapons in its war against Ukraine

Greg commended former President Donald Trump for hosting two rallies today on his day off from court, discussed the ongoing anti-Israel protests across colleges, talked about Trump's NYC trial, detailed Michael Cohen's crimes

'FEAR' TACTICS: Trump legal spokesperson Alina Habba joins "Eric Bolling The Balance" to analyze comments made on "The View" about Donald Trump and the 2024 election.

Students, Faculty and Activists hold Press Conference following Raid at CUNY and Columbia University-5/1/2024

Donald Trump slams the United Auto Workers union boss for endorsing President Joe Biden's electric vehicle mandate.

Chris Salcedo comments on Democrats and the pro-Democrat Republicans that defend them, he comments on Sec. Mayorkas.

Jordan: Biden told America they couldn't get the virus if the took the vaccine, were they guessing or lying?

President Donald Trump spoke at a rally in Freeland, Michigan, where he spoke about his NYC trial, torched President Joe Biden for his leadership, ripped apart his NYC trial judge.

It has been two years since the war in Ukraine began. What started with a big Russian push has settled into a bloody slog in eastern Ukraine. Places like Donbas, once known for their rich farmland, are now riddled with craters and bombed-out buildings. Before the war, Russia's military seemed unstoppable. They had all these weapons left over from the Soviet days, plus a bunch of modern stuff too. Everyone thought they would secure a swift victory. But the war has shown a different story. Ukrainian forces, fueled by Western support, have defied expectations with fierce resistance. Russia is facing mounting casualties and logistical problems. Western sanctions are also starting to bite, crippling the Russian economy. The outcome of the war remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: Ukraine's resistance has been far more effective than anyone expected. Now, as the war enters its third year, a big question hangs in the air: how much firepower does Russia truly have left?

"Carl Higbie FRONTLINE" Carl commends frat students for saving the American flag at their college from getting torn down, explains the significance of the American flag.

"Do you have a standing relationship with any agency in the intelligence community? Have you ever been an informant for any U.S. intelligence agency?"

Filmmaker Ami Horowitz explains the ideology behind anti-American protestors on college campuses.

President Donald Trump holds a rally at the Waukesha County Expo Center in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Pam Bondi said the criminal case against Donald Trump is in trouble because the prosecution's star witness Michael Cohen is a convicted perjurer.