In an absolutely legendary Thanksgiving Day statement, President Trump went after Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for allowing Somalians to invade his state. He called him “seriously retarded” — an insult Gov. Walz did not take too well! More on that here: Governor Tim Walz Responds To Being Called A “Retard” By President Trump Now, President Trump just doubled down on his remarks. While onboard Air Force One, President Trump was asked whether or not he stands by calling Walz "retarded." This was his response: ? JUST IN - REPORTER: "Do you stand by calling Tim Walz 'retarded?'" PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Yeah! I think there's something wrong with him. Absolutely. Sure. You have a problem with it?" ? "Anybody that would do what he did - allow those [Somalians] into his state, and pay… pic.twitter.com/AbcKPJqOtO — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 30, 2025 JUST IN - REPORTER: "Do you stand by calling Tim Walz 'retarded?'" PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Yeah! I think there's something wrong with him. Absolutely. Sure. You have a problem with it?" "Anybody that would do what he did - allow those [Somalians] into his state, and pay BILLIONS out to Somalia...it's not even a country, it doesn't function like a country!" "There's something WRONG with WALZ!" Well, there you have it, folks. President Trump stands by the observation that Gov. Tim Walz is, in fact, a retard. I wonder who would win in an IQ contest: Tim Walz or Jasmine Crockett? This edit is just brutal: pic.twitter.com/NPVcpd4L0n — ChurchsSermons (@churchs_sermons) November 30, 2025

In an incredible moment, the West Virginia Mountaineers team honored the lives of the two National Guard members who were shot in a horrific ambush attack in Washington, D.C. on Thanksgiving eve. Both of these heroes were members of the West Virginia National Guard who were deployed to D.C. Sarah Beckstrom passed away on Thanksgiving, while Jason Wolfe remains in critical condition in the hospital. Watch the beautiful moment at the football game here: Backup here, if needed: BEAUTIFUL: The West Virginia Mountaineers took time to honor fallen National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, and injured Guardsman Andrew Wolfe “Please join us in a moment of silence for Army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom.” “Their commitment to duty and serving our state and… pic.twitter.com/4ibvpIajE9 — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 30, 2025 BEAUTIFUL: The West Virginia Mountaineers took time to honor fallen National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, and injured Guardsman Andrew Wolfe “Please join us in a moment of silence for Army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom.” “Their commitment to duty and serving our state and country is something of which ALL West Virginians should be proud.” “Their bravery will NEVER be forgotten.” Wolfe is STILL in critical condition. Pray for a full recovery! The family of Jason Wolfe is asking for people to continue praying for their loved one’s life. The New York Post shared the latest update on Wolfe’s condition: National Guardsman Andrew Wolfe’s heartbroken family is “asking for prayers” as the hero fights for his life — three days after he was allegedly ambushed by an Afghan refugee. “Just pray for my son,” Jason Wolfe, the 24-year-old’s father, told The Post Saturday. Jason Wolfe, a deputy sheriff in Berkeley County, did not share any updates on Wolfe’s condition. “The family is asking for prayers,” another relative, who did not share her name, said in a separate phone call. While Wolfe’s family was tight-lipped about his condition, Rep. Riley Moore revealed the West Virginia native is “hanging on.” “Andy is hanging on. And he is a fighter and his family has told me that time and time again, he is a fighter,” the West Virginia Republican told “FOX & Friends Weekend.” “But above all what they want here is for everybody to continue to pray. I believe in the power of prayer and I can promise you his parents believe in the power of prayer… Please keep praying.” Wolfe’s family and loved ones have remained by his side since he and fellow soldier Sarah Beckstrom were ambushed Wednesday near the Farragut West Metro Station in Northwest DC, Berkeley County Sheriff Rob Blair told The Post. “They’re a wonderful family, they’re a very close family. They’re a family that has faith. They stick together and they’re sticking together on this,” said Blair, who has been at Wolfe’s hospital beside in recent days. “There’s been such a groundswell of support from them. It’s just amazing, the people in the community that are supporting them and will continue to do that work. We just believe in complete recovery for Andy.” The U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt has remained in what West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey called “very critical condition” and has undergone at least one surgery since Rahmanullah Lakanwal allegedly pounced on the young pair of heroes. Please keep Jason Wolfe and his family in your prayers.

Democrat ‘Squad’ member Rep. Ilhan Omar just went on CNN to blast America, once again. This time, she’s going on about how much “hate” there is in this country for Muslims, immigrants, and black people — especially black women, which she identifies as. Then, she went on to praise her home country of Somalia for the gazillionth time, going on about how proud she is to be a Somalian. Watch Rep. Omar’s rant here for yourself: Backup here, if needed: REP. ILHAN OMAR: “There is a lot of hate in this country for Muslims, black people, black women! SEVERE hate for immigrants! I fit them all.” “I was born in Somalia. I am PROUD of that!” Get this Somalian who married her brother out of here. Prove to the world we are a… pic.twitter.com/QwwiDhQr2j — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 30, 2025 For some context, in that CNN clip, Rep. Omar was responding to a Republican Rep. Nancy Mace’s resolution to censure Omar over her own hateful remarks made about Charlie Kirk. Unfortunately, that resolution ultimately failed in Congress. But, Rep. Omar responded to the attempt by essentially turning her own hatefulness back on the American people. “I’m not hateful, you just hate Muslims!” Talk about delusional. Take a look at some of these totally spot-on replies: Always playing the victim card. Zero awareness of the WORDS that come out of her mouth is why we don’t like her. — American Heart (@MyHeartAmerica) November 30, 2025 This is rich. A racist calling all of us racist for not wanting other racists in our country. — KXKVI (@KXKVI) November 30, 2025 It’s kind of hilarious how Rep. Omar brought up the First Amendment to defend her freedom to practice Islam in the U.S. You know who doesn’t have that type of freedom? Somalia. Yet, she’s openly doing everything in her power to make our nation more like her own beloved home country. It always goes like that, doesn’t it? pic.twitter.com/b20Ib1Tghq — Josh Okoye. (@Chukwunanu19) November 30, 2025 Truly, it doesn’t make sense. Rep. Omar, here’s a serious question… If you are so proud to be Somalian, why don’t you go back? What are you proud of about Somalia and why do you not go there since you are so proud of it? — Daniela Collins (@romans11732) November 30, 2025 President Trump expressed a similar statement while speaking to reporters from Air Force One earlier today. Watch this: BOOM! PRESIDENT TRUMP ON ILHAN OMAR: “She supposedly came into our country by marrying her BROTHER!” “Well, if that’s true, she shouldn’t be a congresswoman, and we should throw her the HELL out of the country!” Expel, denaturalize, DEPORT. pic.twitter.com/4fWUbUSMXN — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 30, 2025 Do you agree with President Trump? Should we send this Somalian Congresswoman right back where she come from?

After around four hours of talks in Florida, negotiations between U.S. and Ukrainian officials have just wrapped up for the day. And, Secretary of State Marco Rubio just gave us a very encouraging update on the progress made to ultimately end the Russia-Ukraine war. Things seem to be speeding along very quickly, with negotiations with Russia happening later this week. Special envoy Steve Witkoff will be heading to Moscow to get the job done. Watch Rubio’s update for yourself here: Backup here, if needed: BREAKING: Sec. Marco Rubio just finished MASSIVELY productive peace talks with Ukraine in Florida — and they’ll be negotiating with RUSSIA this week Steve Witkoff will soon be en route to Moscow President Trump’s all-star team is pushing for peace at incredible pace! pic.twitter.com/e29Mh0YyJ7 — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 30, 2025 At the heart of the negotiations is President Trump’s peace plan to finally end the years-long, very costly war. It also comes right in the middle of a giant corruption scandal that is rocking Ukraine. For their part, Ukrainian officials also called the meeting very productive and successful. CBS News has more: The negotiations come at a sensitive moment for Ukraine as it continues to push back against Russian forces that invaded in 2022 while dealing with a domestic corruption scandal. Diplomats have been focused on revisions to a proposed plan developed in negotiations between Washington and Moscow. That plan has been criticized as being too weighted toward Russian demands. During the meeting Sunday, Rubio focused on reassuring Ukraine. Rustem Umerov, Ukraine’s secretary of national security, thanked American negotiators in brief remarks following the meeting but provided little detail of their discussion. “We discussed all the important matters that are important for Ukraine, for Ukrainian people and us, was super supportive. We were already had a successful meeting in Geneva, and today we continue this success,” Umerov said. “So at the moment, this meeting was productive and successful on the later stages, hopefully we’ll keep you updated.” Umerov has been involved in ongoing talks. But until now, Ukraine’s head negotiator had been Andriy Yermak, the powerful chief of staff of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. On Friday, Zelenskyy announced the resignation of Yermak, after his home was searched by anti-corruption investigators. Zelenskyy’s government has been roiled by fallout from a scandal over $100 million embezzled from the energy sector through kickbacks paid by contractors, causing newfound domestic pressures for Zelenskyy. It was only a week ago that Rubio had met with Yermak in Geneva, with each side saying the talks had been positive in putting together a revised peace plan. Among the other members of the Ukrainian delegation were Andrii Hnatov, the head of Ukraine’s armed forces, and presidential adviser Oleksandr Bevz. The plan, which Mr. Trump has since played down as a “concept” or a “map” to be “fine-tuned,” would have imposed limits on the size of Ukraine’s military, blocked the country from joining NATO and required Ukraine to hold elections in 100 days. Negotiators have indicated the framework has changed, but it’s not clear how its provisions have been altered. Hopefully, we’ll see talks with Russia go just as well this week as the negotiations with Ukraine seem to have gone, so far. If everything continues on this track, it’s possible we could even see the war end before New Year’s. Would that be an incredible way to kick off 2026? Pray for peace!

Did you go Black Friday shopping? I have to admit I didn’t because I’m more of a Cyber Monday guy myself. The White House has just announced Black Friday sales are the highest the United States has ever seen. The announcement was made by the White House National Economic Council Director who revealed income increases under President trump has led to more American’s spending more on Black Friday. The Daily Wire reported more in-depth on National Economic Council Director’s comments: National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett raved about the holiday sales already underway as he told Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy that Americans had just delivered “the best Black Friday that we’ve ever seen.” Hassett explained on “Fox & Friends: Weekend” that the end of the government shutdown had likely inspired a boost in consumer confidence as the holidays approached — and argued that wage growth under President Donald Trump compared to during former President Joe Biden’s administration was also likely playing a role in getting consumers through the doors. “The fact is that we just had the best Black Friday that we’ve ever seen,” Hassett began. “And it’s not just because people are out there, you know, taking debt on their credit cards. It’s because incomes are way up under President Trump. They dropped about $3000 a person, $6000 a family, under Joe Biden and it’s up $1500 a person so far this year.” “And with all that extra money, and with the government shutdown over so that people feel comfortable going back to stores, we’re seeing a really blow-out Thanksgiving and Christmas coming our way,” he continued. “I think all the retailers expect that both online and in-store sales are going to be the highest we’ve ever seen — and the point is that’s happening even though inflation is way, way down under President Trump, you know it was 5-10% under Biden and right now it’s running at about 2.5%, and it’s not — it’s way lower than wage growth, so people’s incomes are going up by way more than inflation and that’s why we’re seeing these blowout sales.” Watch Hassett here: Backup here if needed: National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett: “We just had the best Black Friday that we’ve ever seen… Retailers expect that both online and in-store sales are going to be the highest we’ve ever seen.” pic.twitter.com/nqSelzFbfj — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 30, 2025 CBS News reported online black Friday sales were up too: Adobe Analytics, which tracks e-commerce, said U.S. consumers spent a record $11.8 billion online Friday, marking a 9.1% jump from last year. It was a slight increase from the company’s spending estimate of $11.7 billion. Traffic particularly piled up between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. local time nationwide, when $12.5 million passed through online shopping carts every minute. Mobile shopping was estimated to drive more than half of all sales, according to Adobe. Consumers also spent a record $6.4 billion online on Thanksgiving Day, per Adobe. Top categories that saw an uptick in sales across both days included video game consoles, electronics and home appliances. Shopping services powered by artificial intelligence and social media advertising have also particularly influenced what consumers choose to buy, the firm said. Meanwhile, software company Salesforce estimated that Black Friday online sales totaled $18 billion in the U.S. and $79 billion globally. And e-commerce platform Shopify said its merchants raked in a record $6.2 billion in sales worldwide on Black Friday. At its peak, sales reached $5.1 million per minute – with top categories including cosmetics and clothing, according to the Canadian company. BREAKING: US ONLINE “BLACK FRIDAY” SALES REACH RECORD OF $11.8B UP 9.1% FROM LAST YEAR, SEEMS LIKE ECONOMY IS GOING UP BULLISH FOR CRYPTO! pic.twitter.com/sV6RxonKaR — ᴛʀᴀᴄᴇʀ (@DeFiTracer) November 30, 2025