Rep. Ilhan Omar erupted Saturday after President Trump turned her into one of the night’s sharpest punchlines at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. At the podium Friday, the President repeated a long-disputed allegation about Omar’s former marriage, called the Minnesota Democrat a “low IQ person,” accused her of dishonesty, and said she “ought to get the hell out of our country.” Watch the moment President Trump singled her out: Trump: Ilhan Omar and her brother are thinking about moving together. Very much in love. She should get the hell out of our country. pic.twitter.com/3zHOdfreD7 — Acyn (@Acyn) July 25, 2026 Omar did not let that one pass. She answered on X with a furious three-sentence attack of her own: The idiot who runs our country says this but doesn’t have the courage or evidence to come after me. This should tell you how low IQ he is. Trump is who needs to get the hell out of our country because he is destroying it and making us the laughing stock of the world. https://t.co/gFYIPVcSyW — Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) July 25, 2026 That is a remarkable response from a sitting member of Congress. Omar did not offer new evidence in the post. She called the President an idiot, accused him of destroying America, and declared that he should leave his own country. The White House posted the complete 64-minute video of President Trump’s remarks at the Waldorf Astoria. The Omar exchange begins roughly 46 minutes into a wide-ranging dinner speech built around political jokes, media jabs, and roasts of public figures. The full video shows the exact sequence. President Trump first made the marriage joke, then referenced Omar’s viral “World War Eleven” verbal stumble before calling her low-IQ and dishonest. The recording verifies what the President said and when he said it; it does not by itself establish the underlying marriage allegation as fact. After the Omar passage, the President moved into comments about scrutiny of her finances and then continued through a long list of political targets. He later closed the speech wearing a red “Trump 2028” hat while joking about another run for the White House. The Washington Examiner reports that about 700 people attended Friday’s smaller do-over at the Waldorf Astoria, compared with roughly 2,600 at the original April event. Guests passed through tighter security after an armed attacker breached a checkpoint at the first dinner and forced the program to be rescheduled. The event was President Trump’s first White House Correspondents’ Dinner as a sitting president. He faced a room packed with members of the same press corps he has battled for years, stayed for the awards, delivered more than an hour of remarks, and said he planned to return next year. Fox’s David Asman captured the conservative reaction to the night: Think what you will of him…No president in my life has the stones of this guy. After 3 attempts on his life, he’s showing us how to stand up to political violence. And other than a few exceptions he’s been quite gracious to these people. Great night for America. pic.twitter.com/t4ptjCZj3R — David Asman (@DavidAsmanfox) July 25, 2026 One factual boundary belongs on the record: the claim that Omar married a biological brother has not been established as fact. Omar has repeatedly denied it. The Star Tribune reviewed marriage and divorce filings, business and university records, social-media material, and state campaign-finance findings. Its reporting found unresolved inconsistencies and unanswered questions in Omar’s marriage history, but no conclusive public evidence establishing that Ahmed Nur Said Elmi was her biological brother. The newspaper also found little publicly available information about Elmi and noted that some older social-media material had disappeared. It reported that reliable family documentation can be especially difficult to recover for refugees who fled countries with damaged or limited government records. Those gaps left room for continued questions. They did not turn the allegation into a proven fact. That makes President Trump’s line a political jab built on a disputed allegation, not a proven adjudication. Omar’s response, however, is not in dispute. She published every word under her own name. President Trump took the microphone in a room full of hostile media, cracked the joke, and kept moving. Omar went to X and unloaded. She may have wanted the last word. Instead, she showed exactly how hard the joke landed. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post Ilhan Omar ERUPTS After President Trump Roasts Her At White House Correspondents’ Dinner appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

The left has long been known for efforts to restrict the speech of their opponents in an effort to control the narrative surrounding often unpopular policies.  But seldom have those behind-the-scenes plots been exposed as transparently as a recent discussion between Kevin McCarty and Karina Talamantes, the mayor and vice mayor of Sacramento, California. As Breitbart reported: “We should go over this disruptions thing, because if we want to ban somebody in the future, like to take them out, we have to point out specifically…” Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes is heard saying. “I know, but the city attorney said we can’t do that,” Mayor Kevin McCarty replied. “We did it last time,” Talamantes responded. “We can’t,” McCarty said, shaking his head. “I spent my first six months going over this. I wanted to give people, like, probation, like, you can’t come…” Talamantes then appeared to realize the microphone was still live and quickly reached over to switch it off before continuing the conversation, according to the livestream carried and examined by several news outlets. The hot-mic exchange garnered criticism from activists, who argued Talamantes appeared interested in silencing vocal opponents. The exchange fueled some social media discussion: They will all try to take your freedom first. It's the easiest way to not have to "deal" with us. Sadly we wouldn't even know about this if the citizen that was rudely talking hadn't done so. I wonder what her point was. What do the constituents not want in that town? — Emmy Lou (@lou_emmylou29) July 25, 2026 They don’t want to ban hate speech. They just want to ban the speech they hate — AsSeenInMN (@Letricboogaloo) July 25, 2026 The revolution is begging to happen. Cops, judges, all politicians, anyone in government deserves the worst. — Pic Kuhls (@wysenheimer) July 25, 2026     Yahoo News added these details: Councilmember Phil Pluckebaum said he agreed with the substance of the exchange between McCarty and Talamantes but acknowledged it was not intended to be public. “Karina said what she wanted to say to Kevin. I don’t think she’s walking away from her statement; it’s just something that wasn’t intended for everyone,” Pluckebaum said. The First Amendment Coalition said public meetings have become more heated, but the Brown Act still protects the public’s right to attend meetings and speak during public comment. “As long as it does not rise to the level of a true threat to cause harm, but simply being angry and simply using profanity, while it may not be polite, that’s politics,” David Loy with the First Amendment Coalition said. Pluckebaum said he understands the community’s concerns about safety but encouraged residents to engage with the council in a productive manner. “We’re doing what we can within the law, within the authority we’ve been given to provide the best protections that we can for the public and it’s not enough. I agree, but, you know, coming and yelling at us isn’t gonna make it any better,” Pluckebaum said. Here’s some additional coverage:   What are your thoughts? TAP HERE TO ADD YOUR VOTE This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post HOT MIC: California Democrats Discuss Silencing Critics Even Though ‘City Attorney Said We Can’t’  appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

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Got a big parental and grandparental warning for all of you… I did not plan to go see the new Minions movie in the first place because I think they’re super annoying and I really don’t get the appeal, but I did see this and wanted to bring it to your attention in case you were planning on going to see it. It used to be that Hollywood would put coded messages and symbols and subliminal messaging into movies.  Things you almost never noticed, but were there. Now it looks like they’ve given up on the subliminal messages and are just going full-on demon promotion. Because that’s what you get in the new Minions movie: summoning demons in a summoning circle using a pentagram. Oh, and the Pyramid and all-seeing eye are thrown in too, just for good measure. Watch here: Before you take your kids to see the new minion movie you need to see this. And no it’s not a conspiracy theory but evil in your face. pic.twitter.com/FPwxP7SkDw — ꧁Bobbi꧂ (@SaltyBitch_52) July 24, 2026 Backup here if needed: !function(r,u,m,b,l,e){r._Rumble=b,r[b]||(r[b]=function(){(r[b]._=r[b]._||[]).push(arguments);if(r[b]._.length==1){l=u.createElement(m),e=u.getElementsByTagName(m)[0],l.async=1,l.src=”https://rumble.com/embedJS/u2oodx”+(arguments[1].video?’.’+arguments[1].video:”)+”/?url=”+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+”&args=”+encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify([].slice.apply(arguments))),e.parentNode.insertBefore(l,e)}})}(window, document, “script”, “Rumble”); Rumble(“play”, {“video”:”v7b2e4g”,”div”:”rumble_v7b2e4g”}); Since I have not seen the movie myself and don’t plan to, I fact-checked the video through Grok and I thought it was hilarious what it told me. Take a look: Partially accurate on the core plot elements, but the specific details of “demons inside a pentagram” are more interpretive or exaggerated than strictly precise. Plot Overview Minions & Monsters (released July 1, 2026) follows a group of Minions in 1920s Hollywood who decide to make their own monster movie. They use a magical spellbook taken from a former warlock/sorcerer boss. In a key scene, they set up candles, create a summoning circle on the ground, and chant an incantation. Green smoke rises from the circle, and a small, cute green tentacled monster named Goomi (a pipsqueak, freckle-faced, Cthulhu-inspired Lovecraftian creature voiced by Trey Parker) appears. Goomi later helps summon larger monsters, including ones that cause chaotic destruction, which the Minions must ultimately deal with. Ritual Specifics: Circle vs. Pentagram Reliable plot summaries and reviews (including detailed content analyses) consistently describe a summoning circle with candles and an incantation from the spellbook. They do not specifically confirm a pentagram (a five-pointed star often associated with occult symbolism). Some social media posts and parental warnings claim a pentagram or overtly demonic symbols/seals, but these appear to be stronger interpretations or visual impressions rather than matching the more neutral descriptions in reviews. Nature of the Creatures and Backlash The summoned creatures are framed as fictional monsters drawn from H.P. Lovecraft-style cosmic horror (cute or rampaging entities that mainly want to eat/crush things), not traditional religious “demons.” The film plays the ritual and resulting chaos for slapstick comedy in a PG kids’ movie context, though the inclusion of the spellbook, ritual elements, and monster-summoning has drawn criticism from some parents and Christian reviewers who view it as normalizing occult or witchcraft themes for children. In Short The movie does feature Minions performing a ritualistic summoning of monsters via a spellbook, candles, and a circle as a central plot point. Calling the results “demons” and the circle specifically a “pentagram” reflects a common critical framing in the backlash more than a literal, universally confirmed description of the scene. So Grok says it’s only “partially” true because it can’t verify that a true Pentagram was used…. And that’s only because they found a way to somehow merge a Pyramid, a Pentagram, the All-Seeing Eye and the fires of Hell all into one demon conjuring circle: I mean, it’s almost impressive how they merged so much evil into just one image! All of this also reminds me of the Labubu dolls that are so popular right now. Have you seen these? Here’s something else you should know about them….they’re modeled after Demons. That’s right! And to prove it, let’s start here:  Check out the very simple question I asked ChatGPT and it immediately identified them as the Labubu dolls: And in case that’s not enough, here is South Park summoning a demonic Labubu in a summoning circle: DEVELOPING: South Park’s new recent episode has a segment that depicts the kids forming a demonic summoning circle in attempt to summon a Labubu which brings Donald Trump instead, South Park has been attacking Trump for 3 episodes straight. pic.twitter.com/MI7eYFAN32 — Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) September 6, 2025 They always hide the truth in plain sight. Then there’s this: The 2026 World Cup has started, and they couldn’t miss the opportunity to put their symbols and also those famous demonic labubu toys… pic.twitter.com/ZYCviyUDA8 — Isaac’s Army (@ReturnOfKappy) June 11, 2026 And this: LABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONICLABUBU IS DEMONIC LABUBU IS DEMONIC — ORION (@orioninc_ng) July 9, 2025 And this: brazilian jefrre starr says labubu are demonic pic.twitter.com/06scNFNVAK — ketaminion (@murielburial) May 14, 2026 So there you go! Beware and stay away! This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post WARNING: Watch This Before Taking Your Kids To The New Minions Movie appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

One of the most emotionally powerful stories used to attack President Trump’s immigration crackdown just collided with a police report. For months, Martin Soto’s supporters said federal immigration agents took the New Jersey father off the street after he left home to buy diapers for his infant son. Activists turned that account into a rallying cry, and Soto later became a leading figure in the anti-ICE hunger strike at Delaney Hall. But a newly surfaced Kearny Police Department report tells a very different story about why Soto was first taken into custody. Investigative reporter Jennie Taer broke the reversal in a post Friday night: SCOOP: The illegal immigrant who claimed to have been nabbed by ICE while buying diapers — and whose sob story fueled an anti-ICE hunger strike in the Delaney Hall detention center — was actually taken into ICE custody after being arrested for a violent domestic assault,… — Jennie Taer (@JennieSTaer) July 24, 2026 The Daily Wire reported that Kearny police arrested Soto on February 1 after an unnamed woman accused him of striking her in the face with open and closed hands, leaving scratches and cuts on her face and neck. The report also alleges that he covered the woman’s mouth to stop her from screaming. According to the outlet, ICE took custody of Soto the following day. That is a crucial distinction from the claim that immigration agents simply grabbed an innocent father during a diaper run. Soto has been accused, not convicted, and the identity of the alleged victim has not been independently confirmed. Those facts matter. So does the fact that the police report was missing from the version of the story repeatedly presented to the public. Hours later, Taer posted the police-report pages behind the story: SCOOP: The man who became the face of the Delaney Hall hunger strike after his wife claimed ICE arrested him "while buying diapers for his kids" was actually arrested by local police that day on a domestic assault charge. Martin Soto allegedly "purposely" caused "bodily injury"… pic.twitter.com/ZHAH6mMe6K — Jennie Taer (@JennieSTaer) July 25, 2026 Weeks earlier, the story being promoted to the public looked very different. In a first-person account republished by The Real News, Soto’s wife said ICE abducted him after he went out to buy diapers. She portrayed him as a loving family man and said he had harmed no one. That account helped make Soto a sympathetic face of the Delaney Hall protests. He participated in a hunger strike over conditions at the detention center, while his wife rallied outside and accused officials of retaliating against him. A fundraising campaign for the family had collected more than $67,000, according to The Daily Wire. The police report does not settle every dispute over Delaney Hall, and it does not determine Soto’s guilt. It does, however, change the central story Americans were told about the night his detention began. This was never just a private family account. Activists and sympathetic media outlets used it to portray immigration enforcement as a kidnapping and to turn Soto into a moral symbol of resistance to the Trump administration. The pattern is painfully familiar: an emotionally irresistible claim races around the internet, headlines harden it into accepted fact, donations pour in, and the documents arrive only after the narrative has done its work. Soto deserves due process. The American public deserves the full record before anyone is elevated into the next anti-ICE poster child. President Trump’s immigration agenda is being fought in courtrooms, in Congress, and through carefully selected stories designed to move public opinion. This one now comes with a police report the original version left out. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post JUST IN: Police Report Blows Apart “Buying Diapers” Story Behind Anti-ICE Hunger Strike appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.