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"You talkin'" to the Taxi Driver? Prepare for the potty mouth. At age 82, and with an estimated half-billion in the bank, Robert De Niro clearly feels no need to clean up his act for national television. On Sunday's edition of MSNBC's The Weekend, Trump Hater De Niro, in a discussion of the No Kings protests, unleashed a string of vulgarities that included: Two f-bombs: one bleeped, the other live over the air. Telling people to "strap on their balls." Saying Rubio would walk out of the room with Trump "if he had balls." Claiming that Trump supporters "kiss his a--." De Niro's recurring theme was that at the end of his current term, President Trump will refuse to leave office. Co-host Jonathan Capehart, whom no one would confuse for a Raging Bull, nevertheless demonstrated his solidarity with De Niro, telling him "You and I are on the same wavelength" about that. You might have thought that co-host Jackie Alemany would have been offended by De Niro telling people to "strap on their balls" to fight Trump. Surely she would have condemned a conservative for saying that, as it suggests male superiority/misogyny. But left-wing politics apparently trump politeness, especially on MSNBC. Alemany actually said, "speaking of strapping on balls," and proceeded to indicate that Mamdani is the only NYC mayoral candidate who has the courage to criticize Trump.  De Niro said he didn't know enough about the candidates in that race to formally endorse one, and demonstrated his lack of familiarity by speaking of "Hamdani." Nevertheless, De Niro made clear his preference for the socialist who has repeatedly accused Israel of genocide. And since no unhinged leftist tirade against Trump would be complete without a Nazi reference, De Niro unleashed this ugly slur on Stephen Miller, calling him "the Goebbels of the cabinet. He's a Nazi. Yes, he is, and he's Jewish, and he should be ashamed of himself." Note: De Niro uttered his unfiltered f-bomb in praising Letitia James, claiming she's saying that to Trump. Nothing indicates she actually every uttered those words regarding the president. But there is evidence that she figuratively said f-you to the law by claiming, for purposes of getting better loan terms, that a Virginia house 300 miles away from her NYC office was her "principal residence." Here's the transcript. MSNBC The Weekend 10/19/25 8:02 am EDT ROBERT DE NIRO: The original No Kings protest was 250 years ago. Americans decided they didn't want to live under the rule of King George III. They declared their independence and fought a bloody war for democracy. We've had two-and-a-half centuries of democracy since then, often challenging, sometimes messy, always essential. And we fought in two world wars to preserve it.  Now we have a would-be king who wants to take it away, King Donald I. [F-bomb bleeped] that. We're rising up again this time, non-violently raising our voices to declare no kings.  EUGENE DANIELS: Joining us now, actor and activist and curser, Robert De Niro. Thank you so much for joining us this morning.  You know, when you look at and hear from all the folks that were out on the streets yesterday, young and old, white and black, from across the political spectrum, small towns and big cities, what do you think that tells you about the difference that we have now, and kind of the resistance that's growing and where we started in January?  DE NIRO: It tells me that I'm very happy to see that because that's, we need much more of it going forward, because that's the only thing that people are going to, the politicians are going to recognize that either face the wrath of Trump or the wrath of the people.  And they have to be more afraid of the wrath of the people and realize this is not good. I better strap on my b---s and do something about it.  DANIELS: Do you think they got that message that that's going to resonate with them as the week comes into?  DE NIRO: I, I, I, I, it has to, we can't let up, cannot let up on them because he is not going to leave the White House. He does not want to leave the White House. He will not leave the White House. Anybody thinks he, Oh, he'll do this. He'll do that. It's just deluding themselves.  JACKIE ALEMANY: You know, Speaking of strapping on b---s  [Capehart and Daniels laugh], there seems to be only one candidate in the New York City mayoral race who is willing to do that, who has been critical of President Trump right now. Have you decided who you're voting for yet next month?  DE NIRO: I don't know, but I have thought of, the thing that I like about Hamdani [sic] is that he's young, he's smart, and he means well.  . . .  JONATHAN CAPEHART: You said earlier, Mr. De Niro, about the president, he will not leave the White House. This is where you and I are on the same wavelength, because I've long thought -- DE NIRO: No way. He will not. We see it, we see it, we see it every, we see it all the time. He will not want to leave. He set it up with his, I guess he's the Goebbels of the cabinet, Stephen Miller. He's a Nazi. Yes, he is, and he's Jewish, and he should be ashamed of himself.  ALEMANY: Have you communicated your displeasure with anyone in the Democratic party about the way they've handled Trump?  DE NIRO: No, I like what Newsome has done, because he's trolled him, and he's fought fire with fire, and that's what you have to do, and he called him an invasive species, which is what he is. So he's not, he's a thing that doesn't understand, Trump does not understand anything about humanity. People. He has no empathy.  I don't know where, what he is, but he's an alien. And what's what saddens me the most, upsets me the most, is that people follow him. And they think, and they kiss his ass, and they look up to him. And he's, I mean, I don't understand it.  I don't understand the people in his cabinet, some of, Rubio, or anyone, how they can live with themselves after what they've allowed him to do and not stood up. Even walk out of the room when what they did with Zelensky the first time.  Rubio, looking at his face, they got the camera on him. If he had balls, he would have walked out.  . . .  I like what Letitia James is doing. She's fighting back. She's saying, f--- you [unbleeped]! I'm sorry. This is where we are. She's saying, this is it. I will not be taken down by this person. I am not afraid of him. And God bless her for that. 

If you performed a simple Google search for the names of mainstream journalists and thought leaders, you would expect to get a link to their profile or a link to their website or news outlet. But Google has served up something far more sinister.  The search giant fed its users dossiers from the disgraced left-wing activist group Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which is attempting to brand supporters of President Donald Trump as “extremists,” “white supremacists” and “bigots.” The group has smeared Libs of TikTok creator Chaya Raichik, podcast host and veteran Navy intelligence officer Jack Posobiec and The Daily Wire host Matt Walsh, to name a few, and it seems Google is more than willing to help push that narrative. Google promoted leftist Wikipedia — which repeatedly cited SPLC — and provided direct links to the SPLC website in search results.  “Google hates conservatives, so it is pushing SPLC filth while it pretends to be an innocent bystander,” said MRC Free Speech America VP Dan Schneider. “There’s no reason SPLC should be one of the first results for Stephen Miller, Jack Posobiec or Chaya Raichick. This is a group that lumps together neo-nazi and Ku Klux Klan groups with freedom-loving Americans, concerned parents, practicing Christians and observant Jews.”    The House Judiciary Committee also reported that when former President Joe Biden’s FBI targeted traditional Catholics, it used SPLC’s write-up on “radical traditional Catholicism,” which it had labeled an extremist ideology.  On Oct. 3, FBI Director Kash Patel announced in an X post that he “terminated” the bureau’s relationship with SPLC. “The Southern Poverty Law Center long ago abandoned civil rights work and turned into a partisan smear machine,” Patel wrote. “Their so-called ‘hate map’ has been used to defame mainstream Americans and even inspired violence. That disgraceful record makes them unfit for any FBI partnership.” Google, with the help of Wikipedia and SPLC, went after Orthodox Jew Chaya Raichik the hardest. Raichik receiving the brunt of Google’s bias as the search giant both directly and indirectly promoted SPLC seven different times in a search for her name. Google elevated her “Extremist Files” profile from SPLC’s website as the top search result, above the Libs of TikTok Wikipedia page, which cited the legal advocacy group’s 12-section complaint about the influencer. In its screed against Raichik, SPLC accused her of leading “an anti-inclusive education campaign that relied on conspiracy theory, anti-LGBTQ+ propaganda and the ‘groomer’ slur.” Adding insult to injury, Google’s AI Overview also cited SPLC and Wikipedia as its top two sources. Wikipedia’s use of the far left group’s content is especially concerning, considering the so-called encyclopedia's own admission that the organization is indeed biased. “As an advocacy group, the SPLC is a biased and opinionated source,” Wikipedia writes in its source guidelines. Nonetheless, the encyclopedia greenlights the radical group as a “reliable source” for its entries so long as it is labeled opinion and given “due weight.” But Wikipedia and SPLC were not the only far-left articles calling Raichik an extremist that emerged in Google’s search results for her name. The search giant also elevated two articles by the radical activist group Human Rights Campaign. One piece reported Raichik’s addition to SPLC’s “Extremist Files.” The other referred back to the same SPLC profile and linked her to bomb threats against gyms that allowed “trans-women” in women’s locker rooms.  In addition to Raichik, five others were pilloried with negativity by Google’s search engine activism. The search giant propped up SPLC’s “Extremist Files” profile on Posobiec, as well as his Wikipedia page that cited the profile. SPLC associated him with election denial and accused him of “spread[ing] lies about widespread voting irregularities that never actually occurred.” The disgraced group notably does not label Democratic Party politicians Stacey Abrams or Hillary Clinton as extremists for having denied the results of the elections they each lost.      SPLC and Wikipedia additionally cropped up in searches for Walsh and the name of the late journalist David Horowitz. Wikipedia editors referred to SPLC’s assertion that Walsh is a "peddler [...] of fear and disinformation about LGBTQ people." Citing SPLC, Wikipedia editors further accused the organization Horowitz founded, the Center for the Study of Popular Culture, of being “one of 17 ‘right-wing foundations and think tanks support[ing] efforts to make bigoted and discredited ideas respectable.’” Google also highlighted the Wikipedia pages for podcaster and former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Family Research Council President and Marine Corp. veteran Tony Perkins.  Wikipedia editors echoed SPLC’s claim that "Carlson probably has been the No. 1 commentator mainstreaming bedrock principles of white nationalism in [the U.S.]" SPLC also targeted Perkins as an “extremist” for his very mainstream beliefs that immigrants should assimilate into American society, that marriage is between a man and a woman and that parents should be able to choose the best therapy for their children that aligns with their values.  These new findings follow MRC’s previous study, which found that Google had elevated SPLC, Wikipedia and an inflammatory blog at the top of search results in a search for Trump advisor Stephen Miller, who is also Jewish.  Free speech is under attack! Contact your representatives and demand that Big Tech be held to account to mirror the First Amendment while providing transparency, clarity on hate speech and equal footing for conservatives. If you have been censored, contact us using CensorTrack’s contact form, and help us hold Big Tech accountable.

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Residents of a Brooklyn apartment building said they smelled a foul odor for several days from one unit before their neighbor's head and torso were found in the garbage.Police said the dismembered body parts were found Friday in a bag in the garbage of an apartment building on East 21st Street, WABC-TV reported.'You'd be on the other side of the apartment from the entrance, and you would still smell it. It definitely was the body.'The parts were discarded into the trash around 9:15 a.m., the station said, adding that the building's superintendent allegedly saw a tenant put the garbage bags into the receptacle.WABC, citing sources, said that tenant was the roommate and boyfriend of the dismembered man.The station in a follow-up story said police arrested Christopher Moss, 38, and charged him with concealment of a human corpse.RELATED: Man chokes wife to death and dismembers her body because she couldn't lose weight after giving birth, police say Residents told WABC they had smelled the odor for several days."As soon as that door opened that whiff would just smack you in the face," a man who lived next door to the couple told the station. "And we would have the door closed, but like you'd be on the other side of the apartment from the entrance, and you would still smell it. It definitely was the body."Other neighbors told WABC they saw the couple smoking outside every day.Officials said the head and torso were found wrapped in plastic and discarded in a blue trash bin."I just see a lot of flies," Danielle, another apartment building resident, told the station. "I don't know what's going on. I just see a lot of flies. A lot of flies flying around. It's crazy."RELATED: Wife and son helped father dismember man's body with a chainsaw after a lethal poker game, police say Neighbors said they had heard a violent physical interaction from the unit and afterward saw one of the tenants entering and exiting the unit in a hurry."They would start like arguing with each other, and you would just hear boom boom boom ... screams," one neighbor told WABC.The victim has not yet been identified, and a medical examiner has not yet determined the cause of death.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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