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The incendiary and stochastic terrorist rhetoric of ABC and Disney’s The View took on its darkest and most dangerous form yet. During their Behind the Table podcast on Monday, co-host Sunny Hostin called for an open “rebellion” to fight President Trump and Republicans. Her inspiration was Disney’s Andor, a live-action Star Wars show about the early days of the Rebel Alliance and their violent and clandestine efforts to overthrow the Galactic Empire. WARNING: There will be spoilers. They’re necessary to give an idea for the type of “rebellion” Hostin was calling for. Hostin’s open call for a rebellion was the climax of her reaction to recent election related news items. First, she echoed her previous false suggestion that only Republicans were gerrymandering and played dumb about why party gerrymandering was legal while racist gerrymandering wasn’t (party affiliation was not a protected class) (Click “expand”): HOSTIN: Look, I mean, we're seeing after the Supreme Court decision-- TETA: In Virginia. HOSTIN: In Louisiana. TETA: Oh, Louisiana. I'm sorry you're right. Yes. HOSTIN: The Louisiana decision that you can gerrymander based on political party and not race. TETA: Right. HOSTIN: Apparently, if you gerrymander on race, it's illegal, but an unconstitutional, but fine to do it for political party.   An open call for violence? On The View's Behind the Table podcast yesterday, Sunny Hostin called for an Andor-style "rebellion" to fight Trump and Republicans: SUNNY HOSTIN: And we are felling the result of not having a resistance. A valuable resistance. BRIAN TETA: You do… pic.twitter.com/bG8qvEg4uU — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) May 19, 2026   She proceeded to claim blacks were a monolith and only voted Democrat. She then regurgitated the liberal talking that America was experiencing “Jim Crow” again and that the Voting Rights Act was “decimated” (Click “expand”): HOSTIN: And we know that the majority of the Democratic Party of black voters are in the Democratic Party, something like over 95 percent of women, over 70 - 80 percent of black men. And so race and the Democratic Party are sort of synonymous. TETA: They're linked. HOSTIN: They're linked. And so what we're seeing after that is that Tennessee gerrymandered black representation, we're seeing-- it's going to happen in Florida. We're seeing it just all over the south, so it feels a lot like the new Jim Crow, right? Black voters are under-- our voting rights are under attack. The Voting Rights Act has been basically decimated, it's been gutted. “And so for me, it just seems to me like the Democrats need to understand that there are new rules afoot. And when there are new rules to a game, you play by those rules and you play to win (…) I'm friends with some high-profile Democrats, and I can't say that they get it yet,” she whined. Apparently, that solution she wanted Democrats to adopt was a “rebellion.” While she was struggling to finds the words to use to describe what she wanted, executive producer Brian Teta mentioned Andor and the Rebellion. It resonated with Hostin: HOSTIN: You can't, you know, you want to lead by example, and you want to be above the fray. That is not how this Republican, Trumplican party works, and we are feeling the result of not having a resistance. A valuable resistance. TETA: You do really have to watch Andor. Let me tell you. It's all about the resistance. HOSTIN: I know! You've been telling me about Andor! We're both such sci-fi and fantasy fans, TETA: It will change your life. It's all about forming a rebellion. HOSTIN: I'm going to start - We need to form a rebellion. A true resistance. In the Disney show, Casian Andor (played my Diego Luna) experienced the rise of the oppressive Galactic Empire and got recruited to take up arms. The plot had Andor and his comrades steal money from the Emipre to fund the rebellion, turn protests in the streets into shootouts and slaughter, attempt to assassinate high-ranking government officials, partner with extremist elements even other rebels wouldn’t work with, and shoot up the building that housed the Galactic Senate to extract a sympathetic Senator. That’s what The View was inspired by and openly called for. The transcript is below. Click "epxand" to read: ABC’s Behind the Podcast May 19, 2026 00:52 (…) BRIAN TETA (executive producer of The View): Today, we discuss Trump getting payback on Republican Senator Bill Cassidy and knocking him out of the race. You said today, the Republicans are trying to take away the black vote. SUNNY HOSTIN: Yeah! TETA: What's your message to Democrat leaders right now? And how do you-- and extrapolate a little bit about how that's happening. HOSTIN: Look, I mean, we're seeing after the Supreme Court decision-- TETA: In Virginia. HOSTIN: In Louisiana. TETA: Oh, Louisiana. I'm sorry you're right. Yes. HOSTIN: The Louisiana decision that you can gerrymander based on political party and not race. TETA: Right. HOSTIN: Apparently, if you gerrymander on race, it's illegal, but an unconstitutional, but fine to do it for political party. And we know that the majority of the Democratic Party of black voters are in the Democratic Party, something like over 95 percent of women, over 70 - 80 percent of black men. And so race and the Democratic Party are sort of synonymous. TETA: They're linked. HOSTIN: They're linked. And so what we're seeing after that is that Tennessee gerrymandered black representation, we're seeing-- it's going to happen in Florida. We're seeing it just all over the south, so it feels a lot like the new Jim Crow, right? Black voters are under-- our voting rights are under attack. The Voting Rights Act has been basically decimated, it's been gutted. And so for me, it just seems to me like the Democrats need to understand that there are new rules afoot. And when there are new rules to a game, you play by those rules and you play to win. And I think that's the opportunity, but also the disconnect between the Democratic Party and Democratic voters. It seems-- and, you know, I'm friends with some high-profile Democrats, and I can't say that they get it yet. You know, I always say when they go low, you go to the Earth's crust, you know? You meet the energy, and the Democrats are still trying to be sort of the party of -- I don't even know how to describe it, like the gentlemanly or gentlewoman from New York. You know, they're trying to do this sort of gentle, politicking, and they're bringing knives to gunfights, and it's not working. And I think Americans are sick of it, and they want their representatives to stand up. I do think there's going to be a backlash. I think with this sort of partisan gerrymandering, I think Democrats are going to come out in full force, especially the young voters. They are angry about this. TETA: And you think this is going to lead to more progressive wins for the Democrats? HOSTIN: I really do. I think Mamdani, people thought that that win was sort of an anomaly. I think he is the playbook. I do. TETA: All right. HOSTIN: Even in places like the South. TETA: That's different at the table too. I think we have to talk more about that, because I think there's- HOSTIN: There's disagreement there. But I'm right. TETA: It's interesting. HOSTIN: I’m not wrong. TETA: Well, I remember because there was a time where you weren't at the Earth's crusted, and you've been consistently there for a while. HOSTIN: I've been there for a long, long time, but I have. I don't believe in this - TETA: Michelle Obama. HOSTIN: I don't. I don't believe in- I think you meet energy with energy. TETA: I wonder if Michelle Obama still believes in it. I feel like she might not any more either. HOSTIN: I don’t think she does. You can't, you know, you want to lead by example, and you want to be above the fray. That is not how this Republican, Trumplican party works, and we are feeling the result of not having a resistance. A valuable resistance. TETA: You do really have to watch Andor. Let me tell you. It's all about the resistance. HOSTIN: I know! You've been telling me about Andor! We're both such sci-fi and fantasy fans, TETA: It will change your life. It's all about forming a rebellion. HOSTIN: I'm going to start - We need to form a rebellion. A true resistance. (…)

When a biological male was allowed to use the women’s locker room and Norfolk Police Department Officer Meghan Grabow objected, the department didn’t protect her – it suspended her, the female officer says. What’s more, Martin Powers, a male officer who spoke up in support of Grabow, was suspended, then fired. “I’m completely stripped down to my underwear, and… [in comes] a man,” Grabow told Independent Women’s Features, recalling her first locker room encounter with the male recruit. “Here comes this man in a suit and tie… And [he] just stared at me.” Grabow said she was told by her superiors that she should just take her gun into the shower with her, if she felt unsafe – and that she must use female pronouns for the biological male recruit and refer to him as “female” and a “woman.”  The transgender-identified recruit had also been caught deliberately using a female recruit’s shower towel, Powers said, noting that the sole female recruit was forced to change multiple times per day in front of the biological male. Grabow and Powers tell Independent Women’s that the Norfolk Police Department severely retaliated against them for objecting to the department’s transgender policy: “Both Powers and Grabow say they paid a steep price for speaking up—faced retaliation in the forms of termination and suspension. Grabow is currently appealing her suspension with the police department, Powers is attempting to exhaust all legal options.” “The fear of reprisal is so serious” that females in the department are “terrified to even make a complaint about anything because they know what’s going to happen,” Officer Grabow said. PJ Media notes the irony of the incident: “The most ironic part is that the transgender-identified recruit ended up dropping out before officially becoming an officer. So Norfolk PD fired an officer of integrity (Powers), still has Grabow on suspension, and managed to drive away their only female recruit, all in order to affirm the mental illness of a man who left claiming he was emotionally traumatized.”

The secular leftists in the media elite were alarmed that Team Trump threw a prayer event on Sunday called “Rededicate 250,” recalling America’s Christian origins, a "rededication of our country as One Nation Under God." Those words are one reason liberals don't like the Pledge of Allegiance.  NPR previewed this "Christian-saturated, MAGA-heavy festival" under this scary headline: The Trump administration is planning a prayer event on the National Mall. All but one of the speakers is Christian Oh no! On MS NOW’s Katy Tur Reports on Monday, the host brought on three guests to address this frightening afternoon of prayers: McKay Coppins from The Atlantic, Democrat strategist Basil Smikle, and New York Times religion reporter Ruth Graham. Tur began: “Critics worry the event blurred constitutional lines, elevating one strain of Christianity above the country's broader religious diversity and further intruding on the separation of church and state.” The amazing nugget of ignorance came when Tur expressed concern over House Speaker Mike Johnson's remarks on The Mall: God talk is SO foreign to MS NOW. Katy Tur: What about this passage from Mike Johnson declaring that our rights do not derive from government? They come from you, our creator and heavenly father. Is this him putting God over the Declaration of Independence? McKay Coppins: I… pic.twitter.com/sfpykN5bYc — Tim Graham (@TimJGraham) May 18, 2026 TUR: What about this passage from Mike Johnson declaring that our rights do not derive from government? They come from you, our creator and heavenly father. Is this him putting God over the Declaration of Independence? Has Katy Tur actually spent a minute with the Declaration? It’s right there at the beginning: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” McKay Coppins tried to negotiate carefully around the ignorance in her question: COPPINS: I actually think that that idea is not wholly uncommon. I mean, the idea that we have certain inalienable rights that come from god can be read in a fairly benign way, which is basically that we have innate human rights, that our Constitution and our government, our democratic government are meant to codify. Right. That idea is not totally abnormal. Coppins suggested the talk of a “spiritual battle” could be more alarming, that “partisan politics is injected directly into spiritual, Biblical rhetoric,” which “could lead to some pretty dangerous places if it’s not kept in check.” So liberal journalists think you should never define the Democrats as godless extremists who want to drive religion out of politics and undermine the Bible’s teachings on (for example) marriage and gender and the life of the unborn. This clip on X went viral, and Speaker Johnson himself was amazed: "Wow. Newsflash to MS Now: The 2nd paragraph of the Declaration literally proclaims the self-evident truth that our rights come from our Creator."

Thousands of Americans gathered Sunday on the National Mall for Rededicate 250 — an event aimed not only at preparing the United States for its 250th birthday with prayer, Scripture, and song but also recommitting America to uniting as "one nation, under god."House Speaker Mike Johnson, among those who addressed the multitudes, led believers in a prayer of rededication.'Quoting the Declaration of Independence is now putting God over the Declaration of Independence, I guess?'In his prayer, Johnson noted that God's "mighty hand has been upon our nation since the very beginning"; that God is the source of America's many blessings; and that America is a nation premised on biblical and foundational principles.Johnson also emphasized twice in the prayer that Americans' inalienable rights derive from the Creator.In the second instance, the Republican stated that individuals captive to "sinister ideologies" have "sought to distort the self-evident truth that we know so well and that our founders boldly proclaim in the Declaration: that our rights do not derive from the government. They come from you, our Creator and heavenly Father."MS NOW talking head Katy Tur evidently had difficulty processing the ancient and self-evident truth that rights aren't sourced from men or their documents but from the Divine."What about this passage from Mike Johnson declaring that our rights do not derive from government? 'They come from you, our Creator and heavenly Father,'" Tur said on Monday to panelists on her show. "Is this him putting God over the Declaration of Independence?"RELATED: When Archie Comics found Jesus: Strange artifacts from a once-Christian culture Photo12/Universal Images Group/Getty ImagesThe very document that Tur apparently fears being subordinated to the Creator states in its preamble, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."One of Tur's panelists, Atlantic writer McKay Coppins, responded by noting that the "idea" that man's rights come from God "is not wholly uncommon" and not "totally abnormal." Tur subsequently suggested that Johnson's remarks, in the "context of this rally," signal "the move toward Christian nationalism being more embedded in this culture." She added that "the idea that the rights divine, or are divined from a higher power — you can say that across multiple religions, yes, but this is not representing multiple religions."Tur's attempt to concern-monger over Johnson's statements prompted swift backlash and mockery from conservatives and others familiar with the Declaration of Independence.Sean Davis, co-founder of the Federalist, wrote, "Unreal. Literal retards."Texas state Rep. Mitch Little (R) tweeted, "Quoting the Declaration of Independence is now putting God over the Declaration of Independence, I guess? Someone run to the gift shop and get Katy a copy, pls."Texas Sen. Ted Cruz expressed confusion about how Tur could "be so historically ignorant."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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