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He wasn’t born into power. In fact, the boy’s earliest days were spent in a modest household, nestled in a small village in the lowlands of what would become modern-day Scotland.  There’s no record of his precise birthdate, but somewhere around 1514, this son of a merchant entered a world already shifting beneath its feet.  …

The best Wednesday morning news I could’ve asked for. This morning, Whiskey Myers announced their seventh studio album Whomp Whack Thunder, which is set for release this fall on September 26th via the band’s own Wiggy Thump Records. Of course, the six-piece band is known for their distinct southern rock sound, that blends the spirit of classic rock through a modern Southern lens and is second to none in the genre in my humble opinion. The album was produced by Jay Joyce (Lainey Wilson, Eric Church), and lead guitarist John Jeffers says they didn’t go into it with any preconceived ideas of what they wanted it to be, but rather let their inspirations and muses lead them: “We didn’t set out to chase a specific sound—we set out to make a Whiskey Myers record. Jay pulled something out of us that’s raw and real, and every track’s got a piece of our story in it. This album’s about where we’ve been, what we’ve lived and the scars we earned along the way – and I think Whomp Whack Thunder might just be our most fearless album yet.” The East Texas-based band also put out the lead single “Time Bomb,” which features that classic upbeat, driving sound that fans have come to know and love, and is a great preview of what they have coming on the rest of the record. Of course, Whiskey Myers has never been on a major label and have built their career and fan base completely independently, which extremely impressive and difficult to do in today’s modern world of music. Frontman Cody Cannon penned all eleven tracks solo, and he is a master with the pen and has an incredible knack for bringing deep emotion and fun, outlandish stories to songs in the most unique and interesting ways, so I have no doubt he will deliver again. The full band recorded each song in studio, and once again features Cannon (vocals, guitar), Jeffers (guitar), Cody Tate (guitar), Jamey Gleaves (bass), Jeff Hogg (drums) and Tony Kent (percussion, piano) – with Joyce also contributing keys, organ and guitar. Whiskey Myers already has an impressive catalog of albums like Firewater, Mud, and their 2019 self-titled album, and they’re truly one of the best live bands in the business, so I can’t wait to hear what they’ve put together on this next album and what Jay Joyce brings to the table in terms of furthering and fine-tuning their sound. Whomp Whack Thunder is due out everywhere on September 26th, and yes, as a fan, that feels like a really long time to wait, but I know it will be worth it and I already have it marked on the calendar. You can listen to “Time Bomb” below. “Time Bomb” Whomp Whack Thunder tracklist: 1. Time Bomb 2. Tailspin 3. I Got To Move 4. Rowdy Days 5. Icarus 6. Midnight Woman 7. Break These Chains 8. Born To Do 9. Rock N Roll 10. Ramblin’ Jones 11. Monsters Whiskey Myers will once again be on an extensive tour this year, and you can check out the full list of dates below. What We Were Born To Do Tour June 6 || Des Moines, Iowa || Lauridsen Amphitheater at Water Works Park June 7 || La Vista, Neb. || The Astro June 8 || Rapid City, S.D. || The Monument – Summit Arena June 10 || Bonner, Mont. || KettleHouse Amphitheater June 12 || Fargo, N.D. || Scheels Arena June 13 || Prior Lake, Minn. || Mystic Lake Casino Hotel – Mystic Amphitheater June 14 || Gary, Ind. || Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana June 15 || Interlochen, Mich. || Interlochen Center for the Arts – Kresge Auditorium June 17 || Toledo, Ohio || Toledo Zoo & Aquarium – Amphitheater June 18 || Huntington, W.V. || Mountain Health Arena June 20 || Kansas City, Mo. || Starlight Theater June 23 || Pittsburgh, Pa. || Stage AE June 25 || Johnson City, Tenn. || Freedom Hall Civic Center June 26 || Evansville, Ind. || Ford Center July 17 || Macon, Ga. || Atrium Health Amphitheater July 18 || Birmingham, Ala. || Coca-Cola Amphitheater July 19 || Nashville, Tenn. || Ascend Amphitheater July 20 || Salem, Va. || Salem Civic Center July 22 || Manteo, N.C. || Roanoke Island Festival Park July 24 || Charlotte, N.C. || Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre July 25 || Virginia Beach, Va. || Virginia Beach Dome July 26 || Richmond, Va. || Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront July 27 || Cherokee, N.C. || Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort Live in 25 Tour with Tedeschi Trucks Band Aug. 7 || Bend, Ore. || Hayden Homes Amphitheatre Aug. 8 || Bend, Ore. || Hayden Homes Amphitheatre Aug. 9 || Quincy, Wash. || The Gorge Amphitheatre Aug. 12 || Berkeley, Calif. || Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley Aug. 15 || Stateline, Nev. || Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys Aug. 18 || Phoenix, Ariz. || Arizona Financial Theatre Aug. 19 || Albuquerque, N.M. || Isleta Amphitheater Aug. 23 || Noblesville, Ind. || Ruoff Music Center Aug. 24 || St. Louis, Mo. || Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Aug. 26 || Cincinnati, Ohio || Riverbend Music Center Aug. 28 || Syracuse, N.Y. || Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview Aug. 29 || Vienna, Va. || Wolf Trap Aug. 30 || Vienna, Va. || Wolf Trap Sept. 1 || Gilford, N.H. || BankNH Pavilion Additional Dates April 25 || Indio, Calif. || Stagecoach May 10 || Palestine, Texas || Wiggy Thump June 5 || Clinton, Iowa || Tailgate N’ Tallboys June 21 || Milwaukee, Wisc. || Summerfest June 27 || South Greenfield, Mo. || Baker-Spain Stampede Oct. 11 || North Charleston, S.C. || Riverfront Revival Nov. 7-9 || Miramar Beach, Fla. || Moon Crush “Whiskey Moon”The post Whiskey Myers Announce Seventh Studio Album, ‘Whomp Whack Thunder’ first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Politics Amid the Pentagon Pandemonium, Personnel Is Policy The defense secretary himself seems secure for now—but what comes next? Credit: SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images The long knives are out at the Pentagon. We have in recent days seen the ouster of some of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s top aides, including at least one leading voice for foreign-policy restraint within recent days. But the real target is clearly Hegseth himself. “If Mr. Hegseth is wise,” the Wall Street Journal editorial board advises, “he’ll use the staff shakeup to hire some loyal grownups who know the building, instead of the self-promoting isolationists he first brought in.” The end result of the shake-up could be that Hegseth is isolated himself. A Defense News report described a holdover from the former Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin as the “only guy standing.” Whether that is an adequate base of support remains to be seen. Semafor reported that Hegseth’s job was safe for now, but “after some of Hegseth’s closest allies were fired for reasons that aren’t yet clear, he’s on an island at the Pentagon.” Yet the White House has thrown Hegseth a lifeline. “The president stands strongly behind Secretary Pete Hegseth, who is doing a phenomenal job leading the Pentagon,” declared press secretary Karoline Leavitt. “This is what happens when the entire Pentagon is working against you and against the monumental change you are trying to implement.” President Donald Trump’s support is, and will continue to be, decisive. A major factor that has seen Hegseth through the original Signalgate controversy, its sequel, and the chatter that the Pentagon chief should be fired is that most (though by no means all) of the people gunning for him range from sharp critics to fair-weather friends of the president himself.  Trump does not want to give Democrats, Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic, Never Trumpers, or neoconservatives and neocon-adjacent hawks who will bail from the Trump train the moment there is any kind of deal with Iran, Russia and Ukraine, or elsewhere a scalp that will demoralize the base. This is, for now, an area where Trump will heed his detractors’ ubiquitous advice that appeasement doesn’t work. It is also the case that “chaos,” one of the main charges against Hegseth, is frequently leveled against Trump himself. Trump can live with more disorder and dysfunction than your average person, though the palace intrigue is down markedly from eight years ago.  Finally, Hegseth’s tenure would be re-litigated at the Senate confirmation hearings for his replacement. Elbridge Colby’s confirmation process to become undersecretary of defense for policy was more difficult than expected, though the final vote on his nomination was not particularly close. Some Democrats voted for him, but would be harder pressed to support a Hegseth successor in the top job. When Hegseth’s nomination was imperiled, he saved it with a media blitz that used the communications skill that made him Trump’s choice in the first place. Questions about Hegseth’s ability to manage the massive Pentagon bureaucracy remained, leading to Republican defections in the Senate (though all of these came from the GOP senators least supportive of Trump: Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, and Susan Collins). Vice President J.D. Vance’s tie-breaking vote pulled Hegseth across the finish line.  In his first term, Trump largely ignored the adage that personnel was policy. This compromised his ability to make a clean break from George W. Bush’s policies in key areas as promised during the 2016 campaign.  The second time around, this is much less of a problem. There are nevertheless many profound disagreements inside the Trump administration, especially on foreign policy. Those are starting to play out in the public eye as critical decisions are about to be made. There is also still the question of whether enough Trump loyalists and messengers have the administrative chops to successfully implement dramatic changes in policy. There are some areas where this has clearly improved, others where the jury remains very much out. It is not entirely clear whether Hegseth’s problems stem more from the ideological warfare inside the Trump administration (much of it over literal warfare) or his own managerial skills. Policy in the end matters more than personnel, but the Beltway cliche that they are inextricably linked is ultimately true. Personnel is policy, even in Trump 2.0.  The post Amid the Pentagon Pandemonium, Personnel Is Policy appeared first on The American Conservative.

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House Democrats who traveled to El Salvador to seek the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia have written to Secretary of State Marco Rubio demanding "daily proof of life" after being denied a meeting with the Salvadoran national who was deported from Maryland. 

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