Trump’s instinct — to slam the brakes after the horrific National Guard shooting by an Afghan migrant — is understandable. Any leader with a conscience wants to shield his people. The country is rattled, grieving, and wondering how a young man welcomed into America’s care ended up turning his weapon on Americans. Trump sensed that fear and moved swiftly, promising a halt to migration from all “third-world countries.” It’s blunt, straightforward, and politically explosive. But good instinct isn’t the same as good judgment, and this is where his approach deserves scrutiny. The term “third-world” is so vague that it barely points to anything real. It lumps together Christian farmers in rural Tanzania with cartel-tangled corners of Honduras, devout families in the Philippines with failed-state militias, and peaceful Caribbean communities with parts of Afghanistan living under the shadow of the Taliban. It was built for Cold War simplicity, not the world we live in now. Imagine choosing dinner guests strictly by neighbourhood. You’ll end up rejecting perfectly decent people while rolling out the red carpet for a man who collects exotic spiders and names them after ex-girlfriends. (RELATED: The Burning of Bethany Magee) Kilcoyne argues that if the West insists on immigration, it should favor those who actually share its moral inheritance. Not race. Not region. Values. Which brings us to Father Brendan Kilcoyne, whose voice cuts straight to the heart of the matter. The outspoken Irish priest — never shy, never mealy-mouthed — offers a way of looking at the issue that Trump, despite good intentions, simply misses. Kilcoyne argues that if the West insists on immigration, it should favor those who actually share its moral inheritance. Not race. Not region. Values. A civilization survives only if newcomers strengthen what already exists. (RELATED: When Sanctuary Policies Hit the Highway) And this is where Trump’s threat gets it wrong: geography doesn’t predict loyalty. Where someone comes from doesn’t reveal where their loyalties lie. Christian migrants from Latin America and parts of Asia often bring the very traits the West has misplaced. They arrive with strong families. They arrive with community loyalty. They arrive knowing what sacrifice feels like. They arrive with a reverence for God and a sense of duty that Europe and America once took for granted. They aren’t perfect — no group is — but the odds tilt toward cohesion rather than collision. If you want a society that isn’t constantly splintering into competing tribes, this matters. Meanwhile, the West keeps importing people from cultures that reject the very foundations that built it — foundations many in the West barely understand anymore. It’s like rebuilding your roof with contractors who keep muttering about how they’d love to see the place burn down. You don’t need a theology degree to predict the finale. Trump senses the danger but swings at the wrong target. As for the shooter, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, people will claim the threat began with Afghanistan’s “third-world” status. Maybe. But it’s far more likely the danger came from what he believed, who he served, and the worldview he carried. That’s the line that breaks a country. Not GDP. Not geography. The decisive factor is the mindset a newcomer arrives with. (RELATED: How Sweden’s Demographic Winter Turned It Into Europe’s Rape Capital) Kilcoyne states it clearly: if a country needs immigration — and many aging nations desperately do — then why not welcome those whose values deepen rather than destabilize the societies they enter? Why not choose those who will reinforce what holds the West together rather than weaken it? This is where the argument becomes painfully practical. It’s possible that a predominantly Christian migrant from rural Guatemala — technically classed as “third-world” — will have far more in common with someone in rural Kansas than any grievance-soaked activist from San Francisco ever will. For those in doubt, let common sense do the heavy lifting. Family, faith, work, service — these things bind people across oceans. And as long as they can speak basic English and want to get better, then joining American life is entirely within reach. Consider Qatar, one of the wealthiest and most “first-world” countries on earth. On paper, it’s everything we would call modern. But culturally, it’s a universe away from the United States. Public life is shaped by strict Islamic law, political dissent is nearly non-existent, and religious freedom barely exists. The society is built on a rigid hierarchy where citizens sit at the top, and millions of foreign laborers sit at the bottom with almost no rights. Gender roles, family expectations, civic norms — none of them resemble anything in American life. This is what makes the old labels useless. “First-world” tells you Qatar has money. It tells you nothing about who can actually live in America without colliding head-on with it. To be clear, I’m not arguing for opening the gates to boatloads of newcomers, even Christian ones. But if immigrants are going to come, then shouldn’t the nation’s leaders at least choose those who won’t tear the place apart? Trump is right to ask how a nation can protect itself. He’s right to say something is deeply off. He’s right that the system is broken. But his solution — freeze out entire continents — misses the mark and wastes an opportunity for seriousness. It’s a hammer aimed at a lock that needs a key. In other words, Trump has the right instinct but the wrong instrument. Kilcoyne has the instrument but not the political megaphone. Bring them together, and you get a policy that actually protects the country. Immigration built around people who can actually live alongside one another, not around archaic labels from another era. Christianity isn’t a force field. But as a cultural anchor, it explains more than any Cold War chart ever could. READ MORE from John Mac Ghlionn: Why Is Italy Killing Its Women? A PSA to Women: This Type of Man Won’t Save You When It Counts The Hedge-Fund Arsonist Now Campaigning as California’s Savior

For the last 10 days, as the regular season of college football has come to a close, a rumbling earthquake has been building — the main tremor of which struck, with a ground zero in Oxford, Mississippi, on Sunday. The Ole Miss Rebels’ head coach, Lane Kiffin, who may have built the most overachieving team in college football history with this year’s playoff-bound 11-1 club that was picked to finish in the middle of the pack in the SEC, opted to flip his allegiance to LSU. And the reaction to Kiffin’s departure has been… well… “It’s just so typical of Lane Kiffin to do something so utterly destructive…Lane Kiffin trying to blame others, trying to blame the adult in the room is so comical.” – Paul Finebaum pic.twitter.com/QVIqAcPNBc — Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) December 1, 2025 Lane Kiffin should leave Ole Miss the same way he’s left every other job: chased out of town by a large mob carrying torches and clubs — Clue Heywood (@ClueHeywood) November 29, 2025 Ole Miss fans saying goodbye to Lane Kiffin as he bolts for LSU pic.twitter.com/fAMJeMveUa — Shooter McGavin (@ShooterMcGavin) November 30, 2025 No, really. This is what it looked like at the airport in Oxford as Kiffin, his family, and a few members of his coaching and support staff boarded a pair of private jets for a trip to the new professional destination… Lane Kiffin getting on the plane at the Oxford AirPort. 4 coaches in total. @cadesmith_3 @YancyPorter @MartySmithESPN pic.twitter.com/1uiXx4DWiC — Les Goh (@GohLes1) November 30, 2025 The utterly insane reaction by Ole Miss’s fans to the defection of the most successful football coach they’ve had since Johnny Vaught is actually quite understandable. And absolutely awesome. We’ll get to that in a minute. What needs to be understood is that there really aren’t any bad guys here. You might say Kiffin is the villain, but he isn’t. He was offered a better job than the one he had. Of course, he took it. Just like Tommy Tuberville left Ole Miss for Auburn years ago. LSU is a place where three different football coaches (Nick Saban in 2003, Les Miles in 2007, and Ed Orgeron in 2019) have won national championships this century, matching Ohio State as the only school with such a distinction. Its athletic budget and fan base dwarf that of Ole Miss. (RELATED: Fourth and Funded: College Football’s Fiscal Fumble) And LSU is in a unique situation compared to virtually every other major program, in that it is the only high-major athletic department in a state that produces a prodigious number of NFL prospects in its high schools. The other FBS schools in the state, specifically UL-Lafayette, Louisiana Tech, and Tulane, don’t even bother recruiting players LSU recruits — and Tulane might well win the AAC title on Friday and make the playoffs with a roster 31 percent of which comes from Louisiana, which should give you an indication of just how much football talent the state produces. Another data point: Four of the NFL’s best wide receivers — Brian Thomas Jr., Malik Nabers, Ja’Mar Chase, and Justin Jefferson — are LSU alumni who went to high school within 75 miles of LSU’s campus. Jefferson wasn’t even a blue-chip recruit; LSU signed him as an afterthought over the summer before the 2017 season. Nabers was committed to Mississippi State until a week before National Signing Day; LSU offered him late after a pair of more highly sought-after players from out of state flipped to other schools. At Ole Miss, Kiffin has to fight Mississippi State for the best in-state recruits, and he doesn’t always win. In fact, of the players ranked in 247 Sports’ Top 10 in Mississippi since Kiffin arrived in 2020, Ole Miss has never gotten more than half of the state’s top 10. That was in 2024, which was the only year Kiffin got more Mississippi Top 10 recruits than State did. Instead, he’s had to master recruiting in the transfer portal, which he does better than anyone else in college football. (RELATED: Figures Flip the Field) There’s a reason why, as Kiffin said Monday in his initial LSU press conference, his mentors, Pete Carroll and Nick Saban, both told him to jump on the opportunity to coach at LSU. He now has a contract that pays him the second-highest salary in college football, with incentives that would jump Georgia’s Kirby Smart to No. 1 based on performance. Is Kiffin a bad guy for not staying loyal to Ole Miss? Well, loyalty isn’t much of a thing in hyper-competitive SEC football. Just ask David Cutcliffe, who had a great run as the Rebels’ head coach but was packed off to the unemployment line after one bad season, the year after Eli Manning left for the NFL. Or Houston Nutt, who won a pair of Cotton Bowls in his first two years and was summarily canned after two bad seasons to follow. Kiffin is the son of Monte Kiffin, the long-time NFL assistant coach who had 20 different stops in his coaching career — what he knows is that his profession is one of the most nomadic in all of American labor. He was fired after just 20 games as the head coach of the Raiders, and he was dumped midseason as the head coach at USC after a career record of 28-15 when he was 3-2. Are you really going to preach to him about loyalty? LSU isn’t the villain. LSU is now on its third head coach since that last national championship in 2019, and the commitment of its community, from boosters to athletic department officials to its board and even the state’s governor, Jeff Landry, to reclaiming its spot at the top is absolute. Orgeron imploded for lots of reasons, many of them having little or nothing to do with football, after winning that title, and his successor, Brian Kelly, carried a gaudy resume and massive $95 million contract into the job. But despite having been given every possible resource, the former Notre Dame coach was disengaged and checked out, and he was fired eight games into this season when it was obvious he was a poor investment. Kelly’s $54 million buyout, the second-worst in college football history, is a monument not just to bad judgment but to the commitment of LSU to winning in college football. (RELATED: The $40 Million Mulligan) And the athletic director who gave Kelly that contract was very publicly canned for it, after a public tongue-lashing by Landry for having negotiated it. And no, Ole Miss isn’t the villain. Ole Miss is the victim. The exceptional cattiness of the Rebel Nation online and the vulgar display at the airport — and worse, the apparent fact that somebody tried to run Kiffin and his son off the road on their way to catch that plane on Sunday — aside, you really can’t help but sympathize with Ole Miss for the cruel way this transition played out. Because after all, this is the best season for Ole Miss’s football program in modern history, and it’s just been blown up by Kiffin leaving. That’s absolutely unjust and it’s awful. Kiffin’s departure dragged out all through the Thanksgiving weekend because he and Ole Miss’s athletic director, Keith Carter, and the school’s chancellor, Glenn Boyce, spent their time in a fascinating negotiation over how it would be done. The coach insisted that he be allowed to coach the team through the playoff run on his way out. That wasn’t altogether an altruistic offer — the longer he hung around the Ole Miss program, the greater the opportunity he’d have to poach assistant coaches and players for LSU next year. All the same, what he was offering was the best opportunity the school would have in the foreseeable future to win a national championship. Boyce and Carter rebuffed him, something even Kiffin admitted was a completely reasonable position to take. And Ole Miss, having fought to convince Kiffin not to leave for more than a week when it was clear he was going, promoted defensive coordinator Pete Golding to Kiffin’s job on Sunday. Kiffin, meanwhile, poached most of his offensive staff and a huge chunk of the support staff and brought them to Baton Rouge, leaving Golding to scramble to assemble a crew to coach the playoffs. Yes, it’s a mess. It’s a mess none of the three parties created — the culprit here is the NCAA, which has structured a calendar for college football that makes absolutely no sense. Wednesday is National Signing Day, when virtually all of the top senior high school football prospects will ink with the college of their choice. Not having a coach in place before that date is utter suicide for a college program, which is why there were so many in-season firings this year and why Sunday was Decision Day for such a colossal number of coaches. Kiffin wasn’t the only potentially playoff-bound coach to jump from his current team; Tulane’s Jon Sumrall and North Texas’s Eric Morris took jobs at Florida and Oklahoma State, respectively, and they’ll play Friday for the American Athletic Conference championship and a likely playoff bid. Both schools have confirmed they’ll allow their outgoing coaches to stick around for a playoff run; the situations are different than that of Ole Miss, particularly given the Rebels’ rivalry with LSU. That calendar has to be fixed. Saban offered a suggestion for how to fix it, which would be a big improvement… If the early signing day, now in December, were to be moved to before the season as it is in, for instance, basketball, there would be no urgency to complete coaching changes as soon as the regular season is over. If the late signing day were to be moved from early February to some time in March (in basketball, it’s in April), that would leave even more time between the end of the playoffs and the late recruiting season. And if Saban’s suggestion to have the transfer portal open in May were to be taken, the portal wouldn’t have anything to do with coaching changes. And there would be no mechanism for a Kiffinesque exit. Which, let’s face it, has been an utter godsend for college football. You might find the whole thing distasteful, sure — but let’s understand that it’s almost certainly going to be the catalyst for fixing the dysfunctional calendar, and that’s an unalloyed good result if and when it happens. Not to mention, there has been nothing going on anywhere in America more compelling than the Lane Kiffin drama. Not just in sports. Anywhere. But most of all, that scene at the airport in Oxford, nasty though it might have been, has now transformed LSU-Ole Miss from a nice rivalry (Tiger fans yell “Go to hell, Ole Miss!” at Rebel fans, who just as lustily reciprocate, and this has been true for decades) into the premier hate-fest in all of sports. Yankees–Red Sox? Fuhgeddabouddit. Ohio State–Michigan? Meh. Cowboys–Redskins? They aren’t even the Redskins anymore. No. This is the one now. And the game next fall? It’s in Oxford. You can’t get any more awesome than that. And you owe a debt of gratitude to Kiffin. You might not like him — hell, as an LSU fan, I’ve never liked him until a couple of days ago — but he’s given college football a veritable cornucopia of blessings this Thanksgiving, and that needs to be recognized. READ MORE from Scott McKay: Leslie Corbly’s Progressive Prejudice Is a Book Every Christian Should Read We Should Declare War on the Cancerous Cartel in Caracas Five Quick Things: A Bush Family Comeback? Not No. Hell No!

Well, of course. This headline over at Newsmax is a sample of others now appearing. It reads: “Leavitt: Hegseth Authorized for Lethal Narco-Terror Strikes.” The story reads in part as follows: White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Monday strongly defended a recent series of U.S. military strikes targeting what the administration has labeled “narco-terrorist” groups. She said that both President Donald Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth acted firmly within their legal authority. Again: Well, of course. What amazes is that anyone should question the president’s authority to do this. Not to mention the fact that he’s doing it. Not to be too obvious, but recall the words a new president says when sworn in: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” (RELATED: We Should Declare War on the Cancerous Cartel in Caracas) Safe to say is the obvious. The president targeting “narco-terrorist groups” who are decidedly and deliberately, in a hostile act of violence, targeting America and Americans is exactly the kind of action that a president is constitutionally required to defend against. (RELATED: Putin’s Caribbean Gambit) It is beyond belief, then, to see the president and the (reminder!) Secretary of War attacked by Democrats for defending the country from those who are deliberately, willfully orchestrating hostile acts against Americans. (RELATED: Maduro Is a Mustachioed Turkey With Bird Flu (and Deserves No Pardon)) The reports on this were everywhere, but this story from The Hill is a good example: “Hegseth boat strike fallout, war crime allegations: What to know.” The story reads, in part, this: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s reported order in early September to “kill everybody” aboard an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean has sent shock waves throughout Washington, prompting scrutiny from key leaders in Congress and a cautious defense from President Trump. According to a report in The Washington Post on Friday, an initial strike left two survivors, and the commander in charge of the operation ordered a follow-up strike to comply with Hegseth’s orders to leave no survivors. The report has renewed questions about the legal basis of the Trump administration’s campaign against alleged “narco-terrorists” in the Caribbean and Pacific, which has killed at least 80 alleged drug traffickers in recent months. The Trump administration says the U.S. is in an “armed conflict” with drug cartels, but the administration has not publicly provided evidence showing an imminent threat to Americans. Unless one is way out there on the Leftist limb, there is nothing hard to understand here. Again. The president of the United States literally takes an oath of office that states the president “will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” There is no rocket science to understanding that drug traffickers have targeted America to make big bucks by flooding the country with illegal drugs. They do this — Newsflash! — to make money, not because they need something to do. The obvious question — whether the president is Donald Trump or predecessor Joe Biden or anybody else holding the office — is exactly what that president is going to do to protect Americans from bad guys making it their vocation to flood the country with illegal drugs that, in fact, kill Americans? Over here at the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, it is reported that 105,000 Americans die in a year from drug overdoses. And not to put too fine a point on it, but if the United States government can find a way to forcibly stop bad guys from flooding this country with the illegal drugs that cause those drug overdoses, then the safer and better America and Americans will be. What is disturbing is that there are Democrats out there who apparently look at these bad guys flooding the country with illegal drugs that cause these drug overdoses, and think that the president and Secretary Hegseth are the problem because they are stopping the bad guys. Safe to say, the Democrats’ appalling laxity on this issue effectively encourages massive drug overdoses in America for Americans. And the Democrats’ answer as to how to stop this drug war is not only nowhere to be seen but is effectively allowing the problem — and the overdoses — to continue. Not good. Not good at all. READ MORE from Jeffrey Lord: Thanksgiving Is More Than Turkey Democrats for Sedition The GOP’s 2026 Challenge

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Our beautiful First Lady Melania Trump just took Christmas to a whole other level! Class, elegance and beauty are definitely BACK at the White House and not a moment too soon. Watch here: Melania posted this to her @FLOTUS account on X: “Home Is Where The Heart Is” So true! Home Is Where the Heart IsAMERICA’S CHRISTMAS This Christmas, let’s celebrate the love we hold within ourselves and share it with the world around us. After all, wherever we are, we can create a home filled with endless possibilities. pic.twitter.com/VouZAtLpHU — First Lady Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) December 1, 2025 More pictures here: HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS America’s Christmas at the White House. pic.twitter.com/acueX2bKjz — The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 1, 2025 And here: First Lady Melania Trump reveals this years White House Christmas theme: Home is Where is Heart Is pic.twitter.com/7N3JV7mzJS — FLOTUS Report (@MELANIAJTRUMP) December 1, 2025 For comparison, never forget the absolute ABOMINATION that Jill Biden created in the White House for Christmas…. Remember this? Never forget what Jill Biden did to the White House for Christmas last year… pic.twitter.com/RgzG7BH6am — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) December 1, 2025 VILE! DEMONIC! That’s not Christmas, that’s Clockwork Orange! The comparison is very clear: Biden’s Christmas VS. Trump’s Christmas pic.twitter.com/EATW1PYNMQ — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) December 1, 2025 MORE: SLEIGH: Melania Trump Elegantly Receives The White House Christmas Tree It is SO nice to have class and elegance back in the White House! No one better than our beautiful First Lady to cover those bases and she did not disappoint today. Watch here as Melania beautifully and elegantly welcomes the new White House Christmas Tree among idyllic Clydesdale Horses: Looking absolutely chic indeed: Melania looking chic in Dior today pic.twitter.com/FqgfYS6iz9 — Keeping Up With The Trumps (@KUWTTRUMPS) November 24, 2025 And check out those shoes! Melania Trump accepts WH Christmas tree from Michigan: ‘It will be beautiful!’ https://t.co/g4RJqcQvXE pic.twitter.com/iOdS1hr08M — New York Post (@nypost) November 24, 2025 Here are more details from the NY Post: First lady Melania Trump beamed Monday as she accepted the annual White House Christmas tree, telling reporters, “It will be beautiful! We are going to plan.” Trump, 55, seemed at ease as she greeted a horse-drawn wagon with the enormous evergreen grown in the central Michigan town of Sidney. “It will be beautiful! We are going to plan, and it’s starting today,” said the first lady on the north driveway of the White House, wearing a long white coat, red gloves and plaid Manolo Blahnik heels. President Trump did not join the event after spending his morning on the phone with Chinese President Xi Jinping as his foreign policy team sought to seal a Russia-Ukraine peace deal by a self-imposed Thanksgiving deadline. But when I see this I can't help but think of the time this happened under Biden.... Remember this? Prophetic? White House Christmas Tree DEAD, New One Toppled Over They say God speaks in mysterious ways.... And in other times the message seems to be almost too clear to miss! That's the case here as the White House Christmas tree has TOPPLED over...blown over by a gust of wind! You really couldn't make this stuff up if you tried. Watch this great clip from Jesse Waters explaining what is going on: Peter Doocy has the most takedown of Joe Biden after a wind topples White House Christmas Tree to the GROUND— A sign from god? "Biden's biggest problem in the coming election year is going to be Father Time. But tonight it was Mother Nature."? pic.twitter.com/OapCNbgjnt — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 29, 2023 Another view: The White House Christmas tree toppling over. The perfect depiction of Joe Biden and the state of America. pic.twitter.com/Y04JjGwfzc — Kambree (@KamVTV) November 29, 2023 Down she goes! Reports say the tree "may not be salvageable": The National Christmas Tree set to be lit by Biden in 48 hours was just “toppled” by the wind, US Parks Service says tree may not be salvageable Very fitting for the Biden White House. pic.twitter.com/xpiS6ri79X — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 28, 2023 The memes have come fast and hilariously: The White House Christmas tree blew over. What an appropriate metaphor for the Biden administration. pic.twitter.com/9CP7xY8Wnj — Sue (@SueJ2024) November 29, 2023 My personal favorite: https://twitter.com/benidormgek/status/1729759829307044299 But there's actually more to the story than just this. And it's even more prophetic! PenguinSix, who you may recognize from his great local reporting, reports that this wasn't the original White House tree. No, in fact the original tree caught a disease and DIED! This is the replacement tree: The White House Christmas Tree, a living tree planted just outside on the Ellipse, is dead. Disease ravished the tree so the Park Service decided for the first time in 50 years we would have a cut Christmas tree as the National Tree. That was all well and good, until the winds kicked up and blew that tree over. I was there as workers tried to pick it back up, but then I went over to the US Capitol to catch the tree lighting with the Speaker of the House. But that was disrupted by some Gaza Palestine protesters, who were quickly arrested by the US Capitol Police. Fascinating! It reminds me of that classic Monty Python scene ("So I built a third one!  .....that burned down, fell over, and then sank into the Swamp"): Hilarious, right? And so fitting. If you'd like to see up close and personal, enjoy this great vid from P6: This all reminds me of many other prophetic events involving prominent Democrats.... Like this one, anyone remember this?  When a falling light almost took out Hillary Clinton? Classic moment: Or how about all the flags constantly falling down around Democrats? PROPHETIC: Flags Blow Down As Fetterman Tells Huge Lie! You want a prophetic sign? I'll give you a prophetic sign! It's not a good one though, at least not for Fetterman. Or "Fetterneck" as some of you have dubbed him. Never forget who controls the wind, and never also forget a little Bible verse called Galatians 6:7: Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap. Well, it looks like Fetterman just sowed what he's been reaping and it's not looking good for him! Watch here and see what happens immediately after Fetterman brags that he stands with a (P)resident who is "sedition free":   PROPHETIC? Watch as American flags suddenly blown down immediately after Fetterman says this Biden is "sedition free": pic.twitter.com/FI9GpaiNSw — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) November 5, 2022 I mean, the timing was perfect down to the fraction of a second... Just a big coincidence, I'm sure. Never forget, the Red Sea Moment we are expecting will come SUDDENLY and it will all happen in a 24 hour period. They will never see it coming and they'll be powerless to stop it. I think it will look and feel very much like what you just saw in that clip. That video got me thinking about many other moments from Hillary Clinton to Biden where flags fell, lights fell, people fell.... All symbolic. All kind of feels like the same moment happening over and over. I put them all together in this montage that you can watch on Rumble: And here they are individually... If they don't get taken down: More flags crash down around Hillary: Big moment here, flags suddenly tumble down at DNC convention. Around Hillary Clinton: It's not just the flags that fall... Here is Hillary going down: Again: And remember this bad moment? Was that the day she died? Many believe so. We have no comment. Remember this famous tumble? It's not just Hillary falling... Joe is famous too: More here: Remember this one?

I could not possibly love this any more than I already do! What a fantastic speech this man just gave, denouncing the “soft bigotry” and “soft racism” that spews from Liberals constantly. I have said all of these same things so many times, but it’s really powerful coming from him. BRAVO SIR! Extremely well said and so true! Top Ten things Black Students do not need…. Watch here: FULL TRANSCRIPT: There are ten things that Black students don’t need. Number one, we don’t need affirmative action. Yes. Number 2, we don’t need equity. Number 3, we don’t need to be pandered to. Number 4, we don’t need you to dumb down test scores in order for us to thrive. Wow. Number 5, we don’t need a school system promoting victim mentality. Number 6, we don’t need the soft bigotry of low expectations, as we have heard from other people. We don’t need, number 7, critical race theory or intersectionality. Number 8, we don’t need reparations or any more welfare status. Woo. Yeah. Number 9, we don’t need to be propped up as the darlings of the LGBTQ community. Number 10, we don’t need white liberals telling us that they know what’s best for us. Hard to pick a favorite, but if you force me I’m going with #10. How about you? Backup video here if needed: WOW! This man dropped a TRUTH NUKE for liberal school leaders to hear: “There are 10 things black students DON’T need.” “We don’t need white liberals telling us THEY KNOW WHAT’S BEST FOR US!” pic.twitter.com/3rPpTAam6e “Affirmative action. Equity. To be pandered to. Dumbing… — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 1, 2025