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What really happens at these so-called peaceful No Kings rallies? BlazeTV host Alex Stein went inside a Dallas, Texas, protest to find out — and the footage was anything but peaceful.In a clip of Stein walking through the protest, he’s swarmed by screaming leftists, calmly talking to the camera, before one protester steals his hat in an attempt to shut him down.“Someone who was truly anti-fascist would want as much speech as possible, wouldn’t they? Wouldn’t they? I mean, after all, fascism always involves suppression of dissent and censorship of unwanted speech. Those are, like, two key components of fascism. Tyranny always shuts dissenting speech down,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales says, disturbed by Stein’s experience.“Isn’t that so crazy how the same people who are screaming about tyranny and fascism and how they’re so oppressed are the same people who literally cannot even handle, they cannot handle anyone verbally, peacefully disagreeing with their point without assaulting them,” she continues.In another video posted to X, a man wearing a Make America Great Again hat attending the rally was asked by a protester to “come closer.”As he stepped near the woman, she said, “I will pepper-spray you,” and then sprayed him in the face.“That’s okay, that’s okay,” the man said after realizing he was pepper-sprayed. “Because God bless Israel, God bless Israel.”“They’re very, very angry. They’re very, very violent. They’re very mentally unstable,” Gonzales says, adding, “and we cannot allow these people leading the direction of our state.”Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred takes on news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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Carol Burnett has spent more than six decades making America laugh, yet the comedy legend has never stepped onto the Saturday Night Live stage as host. At 92, she remains one of television’s most beloved entertainers, known for The Carol Burnett Show, which ran from 1967 to 1978 and became a cornerstone of sketch comedy. Still, fans have long wondered why such a celebrated performer has never had her own night at Studio 8H—a question Burnett herself addressed in a recent New Yorker profile. According to the feature, the topic of Carol Burnett on SNL came up when she candidly shared her surprise that she’s never been invited to host. “I don’t know what I did to upset that man,” she said of SNL creator Lorne Michaels, even asking if the omission might be “misogynistic.” While Michaels declined to comment, the article noted that Burnett’s influence runs deep among today’s comedy stars, many of whom have credited her as a trailblazer. Carol Burnett, ‘SNL,’ Mystery, and Lasting Influence Carol Burnett/Imagecollect According to Parade, though she’s never been a host, Burnett’s impact on SNL and its alumni is undeniable. When she presented Amy Poehler with a lifetime achievement award at Variety’s Power of Women event, Poehler publicly thanked her, saying, “S.N.L. owes everything to you.” The acknowledgment highlighted just how central Burnett’s contributions have been to shaping sketch comedy as we know it. Despite never appearing as host, her humor, timing, and warmth helped pave the way for the very format SNL continues to celebrate. The closest Burnett came to appearing on SNL was a 1985 segment featuring Harry Anderson, who gave her a special shout-out. Even then, she took the omission in stride. Back in 2019, she told Vulture that she no longer had interest in hosting. “No, I don’t think I would,” she said, adding that “the ship has sailed.” Yet the question of Carol Burnett hosting SNL remains one that fascinates fans, as her talent and legacy seem tailor-made for the show’s history. A Comedy Icon Still Going Strong Carol Burnett/ImageCollect At 92, Burnett continues to prove that creativity has no expiration date. She’s currently starring in the Apple TV+ series Palm Royale, alongside Kristen Wiig and Allison Janney—both of whom have also appeared on SNL. Her influence on generations of comedians, from Lucille Ball’s era to today’s rising stars, remains unmatched. THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW: A REUNION, Carol Burnett, (TV Special aired 10 January 1993), ph: Tony Esparza / ©CBS/ Courtesy Everett Collection As noted by Parade, Burnett’s co-stars even carpooled from Los Angeles to Palm Beach to celebrate her surprise 92nd birthday, showing how loved she remains in the industry. Whether or not the Carol Burnett SNL collaboration ever happens, her contribution to comedy is already legendary—one that transcends networks, eras, and stages. Next up: Reba McEntire Shares Her Plans For Retirement, And It’s A Long Way Off The post Carol Burnett Discusses Why She’s Never Been Asked To Host ‘Saturday Night Live’ appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

All 68 federal employees at the Nevada National Security Site have been furloughed due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, Energy Secretary Chris Wright confirmed Monday. The move marks the first…

Military families are facing growing uncertainty as the government shutdown drags on, freezing salaries, halting permanent change of station (PCS) orders, and threatening to delay healthcare payments…