D.C. (Dist. of Criminals), June 18, 2025 — On the 10-year anniversary of Donald Trump and Melania’s now-historic golden escalator descent, Watters’ Primetime opened fire on the weekend’s anti-Trump protests, branding them “the Super Bowl for cat ladies and men who cross their legs.” Jesse Watters mocked the emotional outbursts and spiraling commentary as a wave of Trump Derangement Syndrome swept across the country.
“This weekend was full of fear,” Watters said. “The media stayed on wide shots of the crowd—because once they zoomed in, they realized it was mostly unhinged speakers and therapy tents.”
One of the featured clips was of Randi Weingarten, head of the teachers union, delivering an emotional speech:
“Billy, you are the community to this president’s chaos… We fight for hope over fear… justice for all.”
Watters quipped, “She never gets that upset about test scores.”
Even celebrities joined in on the dramatics. Actor Mark Ruffalo claimed democracy was “in real trouble,” calling Trump a dictator and bemoaning the lack of organized opposition. Watters deadpanned, “Should men say they’re scared? Text me.”
Some protesters weren’t just emotional — they were performative. One claimed, “I’m coming back. I intend to get arrested.” When pressed why, the response was vague: “I’m doing what I do… I’m protesting as an American citizen.”
Watters pointed out the irony: “They’re calling Trump a tyrant, and then trying to get arrested just so they can scream, ‘See?! I told you!’”
Democrats even brought their kids to the chaos. “Let’s hope TDS isn’t hereditary,” Watters joked, suggesting RFK Jr. might need to investigate.
While the protests unraveled, Trump held a high-powered military parade in D.C. for the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday and his own 79th. The parade included displays of force like the AH-64 Apache helicopter, underscoring Trump’s message of peace through strength.
“If you threaten the American people,” the president declared, “our soldiers are coming for you. Your defeat will be certain. Your demise will be final. And your downfall will be total.”
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Washington, D.C. (District of Criminals), December 15, 2025 — During an exchange with reporters in the Oval Office today, President Donald Trump was asked whether he stood by a Truth Social post made after the murder of filmmaker and political activist Rob Reiner, a question that prompted a blunt and combative response.
A reporter pressed the president, noting that several Republicans had denounced his post and asking whether he would walk it back. Trump declined to do so, making clear he harbored no sympathy for Reiner’s political legacy. “Well, I wasn’t a fan of his at all,” Trump said. “He was a deranged person, as far as I’m concerned.”
Trump went on to accuse Reiner of being a central figure in promoting what he again referred to as the “Russia hoax,” rejecting longstanding claims that he was controlled by or friendly with Russia. “He said he knew it was false. In fact, it was the exact opposite,” Trump said. “He was one of the people behind it.”
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NYC, December 11, 2025 — This montage captures the surreal moment Fox News delivered a coordinated, name-avoiding takedown of Candace Owens — blasting her, mocking anyone who questions the official FBI narrative, and defending Turning Point USA leadership with a level of emotional aggression normally reserved for political opponents. Fox refused to utter Owens’ name, yet every segment targeted her directly.
The video opens with Candace Owens pointing out the obvious: anyone asking basic questions is suddenly branded “evil.” She highlights the bizarre shift in tone, quoting a top viewer comment: “They want us to believe Charlie’s neck was made of steel, and the Twin Towers were made of neck bones.” She calls it what it is: “a psychological operation.”
Fox then pivots to Laurence Jones, who frames Erika Kirk’s viral moment as a righteous explosion against “nonsense” and “conspiracy theories.” He plays her clip — emphasizing her remarks about silence, grief, and defending TPUSA ...
NEW YORK, New York, December 11, 2025 — This montage captures the surreal moment Fox News delivered a coordinated, name-avoiding takedown of Candace Owens — blasting her, mocking anyone who questions the official FBI narrative, and defending Turning Point USA leadership with a level of emotional aggression normally reserved for political opponents. Fox refused to utter Owens’ name, yet every segment targeted her directly.
The video opens with Candace Owens pointing out the obvious: anyone asking basic questions is suddenly branded “evil.” She highlights the bizarre shift in tone, quoting a top viewer comment: “They want us to believe Charlie’s neck was made of steel, and the Twin Towers were made of neck bones.” She calls it what it is: “a psychological operation.”
Fox then pivots to Laurence Jones, who frames Erika Kirk’s viral moment as a righteous explosion against “nonsense” and “conspiracy theories.” He plays her clip — emphasizing her remarks about silence, grief, and ...
CANTON, Ohio — December 20, 2025 — Body-camera footage has revealed a chilling near-execution attempt inside a Walmart loss-prevention room, where a convicted felon pulled a gun on a police officer’s head and pulled the trigger — only for the weapon to fail.
The incident occurred around 1:45 p.m. Thursday at a Walmart on Atlantic Boulevard NE. A Canton Police Department officer had responded to a shoplifting call involving 21-year-old Shane Newman and 23-year-old Katerina Jeffrey and escorted the suspects to the store’s loss-prevention office.
Once inside, the encounter took a terrifying turn. Newman suddenly raised a handgun, aimed it directly at the officer’s head, and attempted to fire. The gun malfunctioned, sparing the officer’s life.
In an act of extraordinary courage, a Walmart asset-protection associate immediately tackled Newman, preventing a second attempt. The officer then subdued Newman and placed him under arrest. Body-camera ...
Austin, December 16, 2025 — Broadcaster Alex Jones delivered a mixed but pointed assessment of Candace Owens, criticizing her repeated implications surrounding Charlie Kirk’s murder while simultaneously defending her right to ask questions. Jones argued that Owens never explicitly accused Turning Point USA or its leadership, but instead “implied it seven ways to Sunday,” adding that compilations exist documenting those implications. He warned that claims denying such implications contradict the public record.
At the same time, Jones stressed that if he believed TPUSA or President Trump were involved, he would expose it without hesitation. He highlighted TPUSA’s rapid growth, noting hundreds of thousands of new signups and expanding campus chapters, and argued the organization is vital heading into upcoming elections. Jones said questioning the killing itself is legitimate, suggesting a possible FBI cover-up, but insisted many theories ...
Nashville, December 16, 2025 — Erika Kirk and podcaster Candace Owens met yesterday following weeks of public tension over claims Owens made regarding Charlie Kirk’s murder. Both women confirmed that the meeting lasted more than four hours and described it as highly productive. Erika emphasized that her goal was to protect those around her and ensure her team could have a peaceful holiday. “I’m not going to call names. I’m not going to insult. Everyone loved my husband and we’re all trying to figure out what happened. I trust that case,” she said.
Owens echoed the sentiment, saying the discussion helped clarify intentions and share information, easing tensions. She also announced that she will provide a full rundown of the conversation on her podcast on Tuesday. Both women indicated they expect more details to be shared publicly soon.
The immediate result of the meeting, according to sources, was a thawing of the previously heated exchanges, ...