It’s looking like Biden’s open border policy is about more than just bolstering his waning voter base. On Monday‚ March 4‚ the Daily Mail published an article detailing the latest scandal in America’s ever-escalating border crisis. According to the article‚ the Biden administration has admitted to secretly flying in 320‚000 illegal immigrants in order to reduce crossings at the border. “This story is absolutely wild‚” says Dave Rubin. “They thought the numbers were looking too inflated and that would not look good for Biden.” Shortly after the article was published‚ Elon Musk issued the following warning: “That is freaking chilling‚ and it is just true‚” says Dave. “We are only five or six months from October 7 in Israel — a country that has much better controls of their borders …because they are under a constant threat of assault‚” he says. “Look what happened to them.” Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations‚ free speech‚ and big ideas with Dave Rubin‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

The legacy media's newest attempt to smear North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) has backfired spectacularly.On Wednesday‚ HuffPost published a story trying to depict Robinson‚ the Republican candidate for governor‚ as an opponent of women's suffrage. Specifically‚ the news outlet claimed a "newly unearthed video" from 2020 shows Robinson advocating against the 19th Amendment‚ which enshrined in the Constitution the right for women to vote. — (@) HuffPost highlighted one line in particular‚ "I absolutely want to go back to the America where women couldn't vote."Pretty damning‚ right? Not exactly.Robinson made the remarks at a local meeting of Republican women in March 2020. If you examine the full context of his remarks‚ it becomes clear that Robinson was not advocating to repeal the 19th Amendment.Instead‚ he was celebrating the days when the Republican Party brought about real social change‚ like expanding rights for women and ending Jim Crow oppression.Here is the full context:Idiotic guy was on stage with Candace Owens a few days ago and asked her‚ "What America are we going back to to Make America Great Again? The one where women couldn't vote? Or where black people were swinging from trees?" I would say to him if I was standing in front of him‚ I absolutely want to go back to the America where women couldn't vote. Do you know why? Because in those days we had people who fought for real social change. And they were called Republicans‚ and they are the reason why women can vote today. Those days that he talked about when black folks were swinging from trees. Guess who it was out there fighting to bring that to an end? To bring Jim Crow to an end? It was Republicans. So that's the America we want to bring back. We want to bring back the America where Republicans and principles and true ideas of freedom rule. That's the America we want to bring back. That's why I'm a Republican.Robinson's campaign condemned HuffPost for its "partisan hit-piece" that "plays Democrat word games to smear" Robinson.HuffPost has not edited its headline to clarify that Robinson was not advocating for a repeal of the 19th Amendment. It's no wonder‚ then‚ why trust in the legacy media remains near record lows.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

I recently received a marketing email from a political magazine descrbing Gen Z as “empty” and “demoralized‚” along with “destitute” and “dispirited.” But the Gen Z’ers I encountered at CPAC last month were anything but. In fact‚ they were fired up about being a voice for the conservative and‚ more specifically‚ the MAGA movement. They also came prepared. As if getting ready to step into an interview with Sean Hannity‚ the young bucks were armed with sound bites and catch phrases‚ at the ready to represent their generation to anyone who would listen. These are the type of Gen Z’ers social media algorithms should be pushing — not the hysterical‚ blue-haired‚ sexually confused 20-somethings that litter TikTok. Many of them made reference to the “globalist elites.” One even said the current Conservative Party across the pond needs to “be destroyed because that is what they deserve” and that not one person in the party can stand up and do what needs to be done. “These people are corrupt‚ and every single one of them deserves to lose their seats‚” he said‚ channeling his inner Matt Gaetz. “Hopefully a new generation will take over and actually do what the English people want them to do.” Although he declined my invitation to run for office‚ other young men were poised to be a voice for their generation. Justin Cleary runs an organization called Red Voices‚ an influencer marketing agency that connects conservative campaigns and brands with “trustworthy creators.” “Republicans have traditionally relied upon older voters to win the elections‚ so they’ve just neglected outreach to young people‚” the 24-year-old told me. He’s trying to change that. Cleary is convinced that if Republicans do more outreach‚ conservatives can “win over young people‚ it’s just they’ve been neglected for a long time.” He said it’s been an uphill battle to convince clients to invest in a younger generation‚ but he remains optimistic. “I think we’re definitely going to win in 2024.” A friend of Cleary’s declared that Gen Z is more conservative than the preceding Millennial generation but also more open to diverse groups joining the movement. His cohort is “more open to LGBT individuals [and] open to African-Americans” and believes that the Republican Party is “turning into a diverse party and Generation Z is leading that.” As a gay young man‚ he says he’s felt more “love” and “welcomeness” from the Trump faction of the Republican party than he has from Democrats or Republicans like Nikki Haley or Ron DeSantis. There was one contingent sauntering the halls who weren’t so welcoming — a posse of young men dressed in suits who looked as if they should have been wearing flannels with rifles slung across their shoulders. I politely asked if I could ask them a few questions. “We don’t do media‚” one replied. I was baffled. They don’t do media? Who were they to do or not do anything? I pressed with more questions. “No comment‚” they replied. Unworthy of their swagger‚ some wore sunglasses indoors‚ a sure sign of insignificance. I half suspect they returned to their parents’ basements to troll people on social media while searching the internet for instructions on how to make homemade bombs. To a more mature member of the conservative movement‚ these fools seem to be the ones who give us a bad name — the ones liberals love to blast all over the news and social media‚ the arrogant‚ possibly not very intelligent‚ instigators who should stay home. Someone who is not giving young conservatives a bad name is Grace Reilly‚ an anything but “empty” or “demoralized” senior at Grove City College in Pittsburgh and one of the few young ladies I met at CPAC. Grace reminded me of what I so wanted to be when I was her age: exceptional. An articulate‚ put-together young woman who could clearly explain her beliefs and ideas‚ Grace is likely one of the few in her generation who is respected by her elders. In addition to being a student‚ she is already a marketing fellow at the Institute for Faith and Freedom and a contributor to the American Spectator. She told me she believes it’s important that her generation “stands for conservative Christian values” and that she attended CPAC to “encourage [GenZ] to be interested in the things that are going on in our country and politics‚ but most importantly be interested in the values that [support] the politics‚” such as faith and freedom. Reilly believes many in GenZ are misled and “aren’t doing the back work of understanding politics” or looking into why certain issues are problematic. She said many of her peers get on social media to share leftist points without digging deeper or offering an underlying belief system. She also finds being a young conservative woman “empowering‚” despite a notable lack of representation at CPAC‚ but thinks conservatives need to do a better job “speaking up against the radical left feminist narrative.” Preach‚ sister. These are the type of Gen Z’ers social media algorithms should be pushing — not the disheveled‚ hysterical‚ blue-haired‚ sexually confused 20-somethings that litter TikTok‚ Instagram‚ Snapchat‚ and whatever other app I do not‚ nor will ever‚ use. I must admit‚ historically‚ I have been underwhelmed by those two generational steps below me with their need for safe spaces and preferential pronouns. After all‚ I come from a generation that was all but ignored for weeks on end and left to fend for ourselves daily. We were the last cohort to know what it was like to grow up without a digital addiction‚ although I suspect some are currently suffering from that malady. I was eager to hear what this new generation — the one people are calling the loneliest‚ most depressed‚ and most self-absorbed generation yet — had to say‚ hoping they would give me reason to change my mind. They didn’t disappoint.

The composer for the Halo video game series has announced that he will run for Congress in Nevada as a Republican to bring a return of "sanity" to Washington‚ D.C.Marty O'Donnell‚ the 68-year-old composer behind many iconic (and often meme-worthy) video game soundtracks‚ announced his candidacy for Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District in a lengthy post to X that was shared by Elon Musk."I never wanted to be a politician and I still don’t‚" O'Donnell began. "I’ve had two successful careers and have started a few small businesses. I’ve also worked for some big corporations. I was ready to retire and spend more time with my family — which I’ve done for the past 3 years. I think they’re ready for me to find something else to do."O'Donnell went on to express that it is "easy to look at the economy and realize that something has gone horribly wrong‚" referring to modern politics as promoting "toxic divisions" that are tearing apart families and society.Much of O'Donnell's remarks focused on the need to support the family unit and the development of children as a pathway forward."The sad reality is that many children in our country are suffering. Years of ridiculing and demeaning old fashioned 'family values' have taken a toll. Our society’s strength‚ fundamentally linked to the vitality of the family structure‚ has been eroded. I want to champion the traditional family as critical for a child’s development and success." — (@) In addition to pointing out cost-of-living increases and wage stagnation‚ O'Donnell called out big government and border security issues‚ as well."Who have we allowed to have the most influence over our government? Big corporate executives and big union bosses. Big tech‚ big pharma‚ big media‚ big whatever — all trying to control big government in Washington DC. This needs to stop.""One thing the federal government should certainly be responsible for is the security of our borders. Instead‚ we see millions of people coming in without any accounting for who they are‚ what they intend to do‚ or what they’re bringing with them. And they’re being given access to all sorts of handouts at our expense‚" O'Donnell added. Here's the update I recorded yesterday. I need to be on top of things better...\nSupport is appreciated https://t.co/s0zLJkHvVR\nCurrent count - 15m views for my tweet‚ 13m views for Elon's retweet! Wait what are they called now? — (@) Musk shared O'Donnell's original post on X‚ bumping the announcement up to more than 15 million views at the time of this writing."I hope more people like Marty run for office‚" Musk wrote.Currently‚ Rep. Susie Lee (D) has held the same congressional district in Nevada since 2018. She has won three straight elections with between 48% and 52% of the vote. She also voted to impeach President Trump.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The Georgia Senate Special Committee on Investigations learned this week that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis may not have been entirely forthright when answering questions about her timely visits to Washington‚ D.C.‚ or when asking the county for millions of dollars in taxpayer funds. While the panel is powerless to oust Willis from office‚ damning insights gleaned from testimony heard Wednesday could nevertheless help to blow up the Democrat's career. Quick background Willis' year got off to a rough start when an attorney for one of the co-defendants in former President Donald Trump's Georgia case filed a motion to disqualify her. Attorney Ashleigh Merchant's Jan. 8 court filing accused Willis of pursuing the case despite a conflict of interest and engaging in other improprieties. In the months since‚ Merchant has proven a thorn in the Democrat's side‚ exposing Willis to scrutiny over her affair with Nathan Wade — the allegedly underqualified man she ultimately appointed top Trump prosecutor — and other possibly compromising choices. While the last two months were particularly rocky‚ it appears Willis' year may get a whole lot worse. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee has yet to determine whether Willis and Wade should be disqualified from the Georgia case for what defense attorney Craig Gillen characterized as "systematic misconduct"; however‚ other officials are looking into possible wrongdoing on Willis' part in the meantime — including members of a state Senate special committee. Merchant testified before the Georgia Senate Special Committee on Investigations for over three hours Wednesday‚ intimating the Georgia case is compromised not only by those directly involved but by its possible connection to the Biden White House as well. A timely visit to DC Merchant highlighted a White House record during her testimony Wednesday that indicates Willis met with Vice President Kamala Harris on Feb. 28‚ 2023‚ just months before Trump's Georgia indictment. "My understanding is that it's highly regulated who can access the White House‚" said Merchant. "So you have to apply ahead of time." The record suggests the meeting took place on a "side lawn/tent" at the U.S. Naval Observatory where 456 people were present for what appears to have been an invitation-only Black History Month event. — (@) Mike Howell of the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project similarly made a note of the White House record in January. — (@) When asked about her trips to Washington‚ D.C.‚ during her ethics hearing in Fulton County Superior Court earlier this month‚ Willis said‚ "I know that I have been to D.C. — I did an interview with Howard University. I went to D.C. for that. Seems like I been to D.C. one other time. Oh! I went to D.C. for the Global Summit." A defense attorney asked Willis‚ "When you went to D.C.‚ did you go to the White House?" Willis answered under oath‚ "I did not go to the White House." A spokesman for the DA's office told CNN that there was no "secret meeting" between Willis and Harris in February 2023. The spokesman suggested further that Willis did not even meet Harris at the black history event and only saw her on stage from a distance. Blaze News reached out to the White House regarding whether Willis met with Harris on Feb. 28 or other occasions but did not immediately receive a response. While it remains unclear whether Willis personally met with Harris‚ her lover was certainly up close and personal with elements of the Biden White House ahead of the Trump indictment. Blaze News previously reported that invoices included in Merchant's motion to disqualify indicate that Nathan Wade had an eight-hour meeting on May 23‚ 2022‚ with "White House Counsel" and another eight-hour White House meeting on Nov. 11‚ 2022. Merchant appeared reluctant to explicitly accuse Willis and Wade of conspiring with the Biden administration to kneecap the Republican front-runner. Money problems Merchant told the committee that after Willis pleaded with the Fulton County Board of Commissioners in 2021 for millions of dollars to fight the rise in crime and the backlog of homicide cases resultant of COVID-19‚ she allegedly ended up using a sizeable portion of the taxpayer funds on Trump's election case. The Democratic DA then hired Wade in a manner such that she could allegedly dodge oversight and pay him more than the other much more experienced prosecutors. Whereas Wade‚ previously a middling associate municipal court judge in Marietta‚ reportedly entered into a contract with Willis' office on Nov. 1‚ 2021‚ at a rate of $250 per hour‚ John Floyd‚ one of Georgia's top experts on federal and state Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations statutes‚ entered into a contract on March 10 of that year at a rate of $150 per hour. An extra $100 an hour would have gone the distance when paying down Wade's and Willis' luxurious vacations together. Republican state Sen. Bill Cowsert‚ the chair of the committee‚ appeared particularly interested in Wade's apparently uncustomary tendency to submit invoices to the DA's office charging by blocks of hours rather than in hourly increments. Merchant told lawmakers that Floyd and prosecutor Anna Cross alternatively submitted itemized invoices and were both paid a great deal less than Willis' lover‚ reported WAGA-TV. Whereas Wade reportedly received roughly $700‚000 for his work‚ Cross received $100‚000‚ and Floyd brought in even less. Republican lawmakers also puzzled over why the Democratic DA needed to hire special prosecutors in the first place. "Why wouldn't you just hire more assistant DAs and have them in-house?" asked Cowsert. According to Merchant‚ Willis would have run afoul of nepotism rules if she hired Wade. Additionally‚ as a special prosecutor‚ Wade stood to make far more money than an assistant DA‚ whose pay rate is set by statute. Whereas assistant DAs make roughly $175‚000 per year‚ Wade has cleared substantially more. The Washington Times reported that the Georgia Senate's special committee has alluded to the presence of whistleblowers in Willis' office who are willing to spill the beans. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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