Maybe she doesn’t want to be the next Deep State honk to get indicted? Whether genuine or just trying to save her own butt, Hillary Clinton just came out and actually praised President Trump. See for yourself, watch here: TRANSCRIPT: It’s a really significant first step, and I really commend President Trump and his administration, as well as Arab leaders in the region, for making the commitment to the 20-point plan and seeing a path forward for what’s often called “the day after.” Most importantly, the conflict—hopefully—will end with the ceasefire. The hostages will be returned, and then the very hard work of rebuilding Gaza begins. Finding the kind of security that Israel and the Palestinians, after Hamas, deserve to have—moving forward with the other points in the plan—to try to create an opportunity for Palestinians to have a better life and for Israel to have greater peace and security. I am very hopeful that we’ll be able to see progress. Today’s a good start, but we have to keep going from here. Backup here if needed: Hillary Clinton Actually Praises President Trump pic.twitter.com/67UI2o4Xid — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) October 12, 2025 Should President Trump still LOCK HER UP? SHARE!

On Saturday, Israeli citizens packed the streets of what’s been dubbed “Hostage Square” in Tel Aviv, showing their gratitude for President Donald Trump, who brokered a peace deal to end Israel’s two-year war in Gaza and release Israeli hostages. Those in attendance repeatedly chanted “Thank you, Trump,” wore “MAGA” apparel, and even held a massive banner that called for the president to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Chris McGrath/Getty Images Speaking to CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer, the network’s international correspondent Clarissa Ward said she heard “endless applause for President Trump.” Blitzer noted many people were wearing “Make America Great Again” hats. “Endless applause for President Trump.” “I even saw people wearing Make America Great Again hats in that crowd over at Hostage Square.” THE PRESIDENT OF PEACE! pic.twitter.com/tDuXPfdSWm — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) October 11, 2025 The crowd was addressed by United States Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, as well as Jared Kushner, who’s been acting as an informal adviser on Middle East policy, and Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump. Get 40% off new DailyWire+ annual memberships with code FALL40 at checkout “May God bless the souls of the fallen. May God bless the hostages and their families as they return home,” Witkoff told the crowd. “May God bless the state of Israel. May God bless the United States of America. And may God bless Donald J. Trump, the greatest president the world has ever seen.” “May God bless the souls of the fallen. May God bless the hostages and their families… May God bless the state of Israel. May God bless the United States,” says @SEPeaceMissions. “And may God bless Donald J. Trump — the greatest President the world has ever seen.” ? pic.twitter.com/vp5sMCQJs8 — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) October 11, 2025 Kushner, who’s said to have played a major role in negotiating the peace agreement, told the crowd he was heartbroken over the October 7 attack and proud of Israel for remaining true to its values in response. “I put Jared there because he’s a very smart person and he knows the region, knows the people, knows a lot of the players,” Trump said earlier this week, addressing his son-in-law’s impactful role. As Kushner spoke, folks in the Hostage Square chanted, “Thank you, Trump.” “Thank you President @realDonaldTrump for your commitment to bring this horrible conflict to an end.” pic.twitter.com/gSGXzLEyc0 — Jared Kushner (@jaredkushner) October 11, 2025 Ivanka told the crowd that her father always stands with the people of Israel, again to applause and chants of “Thank you, Trump.” Cheers of “THANK YOU, TRUMP!” ring out in Tel Aviv as @IvankaTrump addresses the crowd eagerly awaiting the hostages to finally come home ❤️ pic.twitter.com/1bRGiGhIOM — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) October 11, 2025 Remaining Israeli hostages are expected to be released by Monday. Related: Ben Shapiro Breaks Down Trump’s ‘Extraordinary’ Israel-Hamas Peace Deal And What Comes Next

On Thursday night, MSNBC’s Jen Psaki highlighted a moment from House Speaker Mike Johnson’s appearance on C-SPAN, where a frustrated caller claimed Republicans were lying about illegal aliens receiving Medicaid coverage. In an effort to disprove Johnson, The Briefing host strangely cited information that Johnson did not specifically refer to when urging the caller go look for himself. The incident in question occurred on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal, where Johnson was pelted by a discontented caller from Colorado: CALLER: My question is, if Republicans and Democrats can agree to a one-year extension to the ACA subsidies, removing this sort of talking point of illegal immigrants draining our resources, as you sit here and lie about this, would you support that bill and bring it to a vote on the House floor? This is a big question that I have for you. Thank you. JOHNSON: Yeah, well, I'm not lying. I'm telling you the truth. And you can go look at all the documents yourself. Don't look at Republican paperwork. Look at the Congressional Budget Office who said that we had at least 1.4 million illegal aliens draining the resources from Medicaid. Back in June, the CBO released a letter that stated: CBO estimates that enacting [OBBBA’s] section 44111 would increase the number of people without health insurance by 1.4 million in 2034 because, in order to maintain the 90 percent federal matching rate, most states would stop using state-only funds to provide health insurance coverage to people who do not meet citizenship and immigration status requirements for Medicaid enrollment. In other words, states that had been providing illegal aliens with health care coverage would receive less Medicaid funding from the federal government. Republicans didn’t want liberal states providing social services to those who don’t deserve them. But Democrats wanted a welfare state. Psaki mockingly recited the Speaker’s advice: Mike Johnson says he's not lying. It's a real tell there. Says immigrants are draining resources from Medicaid. And you can go, quote, “look at the documents yourself.” Thank you for that advice. Let's do just that.     She then hoisted up a snapshot of an ABC News article about a study from the American Medical Association: Here's a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association just last night. It found that in 2022, care for undocumented immigrants made up only 0.4 percent of total Medicaid spending, less than half a percent. That's it. There are the documents. What? Those weren’t the documents Johnson was referring to. So, to be clear, Psaki’s way of disproving Johnson’s argument was to take data that didn’t account for the other three whole fiscal years during the Biden administration? Got it. Let’s do some math. During the 2022 fiscal year (since that’s the year Psaki insisted on referencing) Medicaid expenditures totaled $824,236,342,440. 0.4 percent of that total comes out to nearly $3.3 billion. Just in 2022 alone. And that’s assuming all the data was honestly reported. Obviously, that’s way more than the absolute ZERO Democrats were claiming was spent on illegal immigrants. Since MSNBC wasn’t straightforward with its audience, we’ll do their jobs for them. Here is the study Psaki referenced. The numbers Johnson referenced can be found here, as well as the specific provision that amended Medicaid spending. Hope that Colorado caller is reading. The transcript is below. Click "expand" read: MSNBC’s The Briefing with Jen Psaki October 9, 2025 9:42:50 p.m. EST (…) JEN PSAKI: And things did not get much better for Mike Johnson from there. [Cuts to video] COLORADO CALLER [on Washington Journal, 10/09/25]: My question is, if Republicans and Democrats can agree to a one-year extension to the ACA subsidies, removing this sort of talking point of illegal immigrants draining our resources, as you sit here and lie about this, would you support that bill and bring it to a vote on the House floor? This is a big question that I have for you. Thank you. REP. MIKE JOHNSON (R-LA) [on Washington Journal, 10/09/25]: Yeah, well, I'm not lying. I'm telling you the truth. And you can go look at all the documents yourself. Don't look at Republican paperwork. Look at the Congressional Budget Office who said that we had at least 1.4 million illegal aliens draining the resources from Medicaid. [Cuts back to live] PSAKI: Mike Johnson says he's not lying. It's a real tell there. Says immigrants are draining resources from Medicaid. And you can go, quote, “look at the documents yourself.” Thank you for that advice. Let's do just that. Here's a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association just last night. It found that in 2022, care for undocumented immigrants made up only 0.4 percent of total Medicaid spending, less than half a percent. That's it. There are the documents. We can send them to your office. (…)

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Bridget Fonda was once one of Hollywood’s brightest stars before she stepped away from fame more than two decades ago. The actress, who comes from the legendary Fonda family, decided to trade the red carpet for a quiet life focused on family. After years in the spotlight, she chose to live as a “civilian,” finding happiness outside the pressures of fame. Her decision to retreat from Hollywood coincided with her love story with Bridget Fonda’s husband, Danny Elfman. The two met in 1998 while working on A Simple Plan and tied the knot five years later in a candlelight ceremony in Los Angeles. According to Hello! Magazine, Bridget was walked down the aisle by her father, Peter Fonda, during the intimate event. Since then, the couple has built a private but enduring relationship away from the cameras. Bridget Fonda’s Husband Is A Legendary Composer Bridget Fonda’s husband, Danny Elfman: David M. Stewart/X Danny Elfman, Bridget Fonda’s husband, is a well-known composer and musician whose career spans decades. Before scoring films, he fronted the rock band Oingo Boingo before moving into film composition in 1995. His collaborations with director Tim Burton have become Hollywood classics, with credits including Edward Scissorhands, Batman Returns, and The Nightmare Before Christmas. He also created the iconic theme songs for The Simpsons and Desperate Housewives, earning multiple Grammy, Oscar, and Emmy nominations over the years. Bridget Fonda’s husband: VIP/X While Danny continued thriving in the entertainment world, Bridget embraced a simpler life. The couple welcomed their son, Oliver, in 2005, and she hasn’t acted since his birth. Danny also has two daughters, Mali and Lola, from a previous marriage, and together, the family maintains a close, private bond. A Reclusive But Happy Life Together SINGLE WHITE FEMALE, Bridget Fonda, 1992, © Columbia/courtesy Everett Collection In May 2025, Bridget and Bridget Fonda’s husband were spotted together for the first time in 16 years, looking relaxed and content near their California home. The rare sighting gave fans a glimpse into the peaceful life the pair share away from the public eye. DOC HOLLYWOOD, Bridget Fonda, 1991. ©Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection When asked about returning to acting, Bridget told the New York Post she’s content with her decision, saying, “I don’t think so—it’s too nice being a civilian.” Meanwhile, Danny remains active in his creative pursuits. In 2022, he performed at Coachella and later reflected on his career, admitting his wife once described him perfectly: “You’re on a high wire without a safety net every time you go out there.” Next up: Ozzy Osbourne Could Never Get Being Fired From Black Sabbath, Says Daughter Kelly The post Inside Bridget Fonda’s Reclusive Life With Her Famous Husband Danny Elfman appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

Life on Little House on the Prairie wasn’t always as wholesome as many remember. During a recent discussion on the Little House 50 podcast, cast members Alison Arngrim and Dean Butler revisited one of the show’s most unsettling moments — the Season 3 episode “Bully Boys.” What began as a typical storyline about trouble in Walnut Grove quickly turned into something far darker. As shared by Fox News, the episode follows the Galender brothers — two adult men and a teenager — who bring violence and chaos to town. Their behavior was so disturbing that Arngrim admitted it gave her “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” vibes. Fans of Little House on the Prairie may remember the tension, but hearing the stars recount just how harrowing the filming process felt adds new weight to the memory. Revisiting The Darkest Episode Of “Little House On The Prairie” Little House On The Prairie/Everett Collection According to Arngrim, the Galenders’ aggression toward women made the story deeply uncomfortable. She described how the script included scenes of woman-beating that were shocking even by modern standards. Her co-star, Dean Butler, added that the episode illustrated “an absence of moral guardrails,” making it clear that the show wasn’t afraid to explore unsettling social issues. For a series remembered for its family values, this installment of Little House on the Prairie stood out as a grim lesson about standing up to cruelty. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, from left: Melissa Sue Anderson, Lindsay/Sidney Greenbush, and Melissa Gilbert, 1974-83. ©NBC/Courtesy Everett Collection The episode’s disturbing tone reaches a breaking point when Caroline “Ma” Ingalls, played by Karen Grassle, is attacked. Arngrim praised Grassle’s portrayal of trauma, calling it “dead on” and emotionally raw. In the aftermath, Mary and Laura Ingalls — along with the children of Walnut Grove — unite to confront their abusers, creating one of the most powerful collective stand moments in the show’s history. The Legacy And Courage Behind The Storyline LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, Karen Grassle, Katherine MacGregor, Alison Arngrim, Melissa Gilbert, ‘Oleson vs. Oleson’, (Season 7, aired January 5, 1981), 1974-83, © NBC / Courtesy: Everett Collection Reflecting on the episode decades later, the actors acknowledged how rare it was for television in the 1970s to depict such violence and emotional complexity. Even within a beloved family drama like Little House on the Prairie, the story dared to challenge viewers to think about boundaries, justice, and courage in the face of fear. Butler noted that its moral was simple but enduring: “It’s time to stand up together and be counted when someone is treating you wrong.” LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, Alison Arngrim, Patrick Labyorteaux, Season 5, Ep. ‘The Cheaters,’ episode 11, aired November 20, 1978. (c) NBC/Courtesy: Everett Collection. For longtime fans, this recollection is both shocking and fascinating. Little House on the Prairie remains a cornerstone of nostalgic television, but moments like “Bully Boys” reveal the show’s willingness to confront humanity’s darker side — and how resilience can rise even in the heart of Walnut Grove. Next up: The Surprising Story Behind The Devil Costume Scene In ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ The post ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Star Reflects On ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Type Episode That Disturbed Everyone appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A