In this episode, we’ll take a brief look at the death of antichrist Pope Francis and remind the People of what those who came before us warned regarding the papacy. Pope Francis’s body lies in state at St. Peter’s Basilica ahead of his funeral: Live updates Addressing the “Final Pope Prophecy” and “3 Days of …

Police bodycam video shows a Florida man offering cops alcohol during a miles-long car chase that ends with the suspect being tasered and charged with DUI, according to law enforcement officials. Around 3 p.m. Saturday, employees at the Spring Lake Market reported that a man had stolen several items, including alcoholic beverages. Police later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Richard Christopher Smith of Miami.'You guys had fun, though, right?'Deputies with the Highlands County Sheriff's Office arrived at the crime scene to reportedly find a man driving a black minivan in circles around the store. However, the suspect sped off when police arrived. The sheriff's office released bodycam video showing a man slowly driving a black minivan near a police officer.The Highlands County Sheriff’s Office noted that Smith was holding a can of Ketel One vodka spritz out the window of the minivan as he drove by a deputy attempting to pull him over. Smith is heard in the bodycam footage telling the officer, "I was just going to give you a drink, that’s it."The sheriff’s office said in a statement, "We don’t know if he was expecting us to just say 'Cheers!' and let him go, or what.""After his toast, Smith attempted to ram two patrol vehicles in the midst of getting all four tires flattened by spike strips," police stated. The police bodycam footage shows the spike strips deflating the tires and hindering the vehicle from driving at a high rate of speed. The police pursuit reportedly ended several miles away in the parking lot of a business at the Sebring Airport.Bodycam video shows the minivan stopped and its front smashed by an unmarked police SUV. As Smith exits the minivan, officers have their guns drawn and order the suspect to get on the ground. The suspect does not adhere to the commands and casually walks around as he smokes a cigarette.As the shoeless Smith continues to advance toward a deputy, the officer tases the suspect, who violently falls headfirst on the pavement. Smith is seen on police bodycam video asking what he's being arrested for, after which the deputy responds, "A lot of stupid s**t, right now." The bodycam footage shows blood pouring from Smith's head as he asks the arresting officers, "You guys had fun, though, right?" The officers do not appear to be entertained by the suspect's query. The sheriff’s office remarked in regard to the incident, "Strange things happen all the time when you’re in law enforcement. This one, however, might make the books.""We would be very interested to hear from anyone else who has been offered a vodka spritzer by their suspect in the middle of a vehicle pursuit," police added. "Or that the same suspect calmly tried to walk away from a crash, puffing on a cigarette, despite being surrounded by deputies."According to jail records, Smith faces a litany of charges, including battery on a law enforcement officer, two counts of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, driving under the influence, refusal to submit to a DUI test, and petty theft. Smith's bond was set at $120,000. - YouTube www.youtube.com Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was lambasted by critics online for a strange question she asked during arguments over parents rejecting controversial books in public schools. The lawsuit accused the Montgomery County Board of Education in Maryland of violating the religious rights of parents with students in the school district. They objected to books that included transgender and gay characters being taught to their children. 'I'm struggling to see how it burdens a parent's religious exercise if the school teaches something that the parents disagrees with.' The parents, which included Muslim and Christian Orthodox adherents, asked for an opt-out for their children from any exposure to the left-wing content, but they were denied by the district. Attorneys for the parents argued that the school district was “compelling instruction designed to indoctrinate petitioners’ children against their religious beliefs."While most court watchers agreed that the court appeared to be sympathetic to the parents' demands, one liberal justice appeared to be critical of the argument in favor of parental rights. Jackson simply said that parents had the option to pull their children out of school if they didn't like the curriculum. "I guess I'm struggling to see how it burdens a parent's religious exercise if the school teaches something that the parent disagrees with," she added. "You have a choice. You don't have to send your kid to that school. You can put them in another situation. You can homeschool them. How is it a burden on the parent if they have the option to send their kid elsewhere?"Video of her comments went viral on social media, where many disagreed with the position. "You're forced through your tax dollars to fund education you fundamentally disagree with for everyone else's children and now incur the costs of educating your children on top of that instead of being granted a quite simple accommodation. Wow. Just wow," read one popular post. "I shouldn’t have to invoke a religious exemption for simply wanting to protect my child’s innocence while they’re still in preschool or grade school," said another user. "I'm sure she did NOT mean for the Parents to put their kids in 'another situation' and stop paying their school taxes," said another. Other snippets from the hearing led many to suspect that the court would rule on the side of parents asking for an opt-out. Justice Amy Coney Barrett opined that the books didn't merely assert the existence of LGBTQ people but included advocacy on the part of the LGBTQ agenda. "It's not just exposure to the idea, right?" she said. "It's saying this is the right view of the world. This is how we think about things. This is how you should think about things. This is like 2 plus 2 is 4."The ruling is due by the end of June. Here's the video of Brown's comments: Ketanji Brown Jackson: “I guess I’m struggling to see how it burdens a parent’s religious exercise if the school teaches something the parent disagrees with. You have a choice! You don’t have to send your kid to that school!” pic.twitter.com/6sfTotlOeY— TheBlaze (@theblaze) April 23, 2025 Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The White Pope is dead, but in the dark halls of the Vatican, there is a very powerful man. He is known as the Superior General of the Jesuits, who goes by the name of the Black Pope, above him, the Gray Pope.

It’s sad to see what the world has become ?? All planned and guided by a certain group of bearded people with those funny little hats...

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