At Netflix, the numbers tell the story. When the streaming giant's co-founder and company chairman decided to not only endorse Democrat Kamala Harris for president, but also to donate $7 million to a super PAC supporting her, the backlash didn't take long. Within days, the company recorded its worst numbers...

The massive shift of money into physical precious metals started in 2022 with Central Banks across the globe breaking records. The frenzy caught on with large investment firms and financial institutions like BlackRock and JPMorgan in 2023. 2024 has been the year of regular citizens making the same move. This year also marked the launch of the first gold and silver “utility bars” being minted in the United States. The Prepper Bar has been making waves since its summer launch and is now eligible to be including in a Genesis Gold IRA. The question for Americans is whether to buy Prepper Bars with cash to put them in their safes and wallets or to include them in their retirement accounts to secure their future. “We’ve seen a dramatic spike in interest this month, likely because the election is around the corner,” said Jonathan Rose, CEO of Genesis Gold Group, the exclusive distributor of Prepper Bars. “Some are just buying them with cash while others include them in tax-free rollovers or transfers of their retirement accounts. “More and more, we’re seeing people do both. They’re having some shipped to their homes while putting some in their Genesis Gold IRA depositories.” Because Prepper Bars are divisible into 19 sections and have unique utility, they can hold value better than coins, standard bars, or jewelry. They are the size and shape of a credit card, making them easily transportable in a wallet. In times of crisis, their usefulness is self-evident as they can be easily liquidated or used for barter. But what about the Prepper Bars stored in a Genesis Gold IRA? Can they be just as useful? “Our special relationship with the depositories allows our clients to rapidly accept physical distributions in a matter of days, not weeks or even months like other firms,” Rose said. “Our IRA clients have benefited greatly because we’re not only the exclusive distributor of Prepper Bars, we’re also the fastest at getting gold and silver into their hands when they need it most.” As a faith-driven gold company, Genesis focuses on integrity, service, and stewardship. It makes sense that they would be selected as the sole distributor of a commodity as useful as the Prepper Bar. Would you like your Prepper Bars shipped to your home, safeguarding your retirement, or both? Reach out to Genesis Gold Group to learn more. Oh, and did you know Superman supports them too? How cool is that! Here’s Dean Cain: (Note: Thank you for supporting American businesses like the one presenting a sponsored message below and working with them through the links below which benefits WLTReport. We appreciate your support and the opportunity to tell you about Genesis Gold!  The information provided by WLTReport or any related communications is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. We do not provide personalized investment, financial, or legal advice.) 

MLB legend Pete Rose, who led the majors in hits all-time, has died at the age of 83. 

Iran is preparing to launch ballistic missiles against Israel in retaliation for the attacks on the terror group Hezbollah and the death of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, United States intelligence indicates. The White House is preparing to aid Israel’s defense against an expected Iranian attack, according to Axios. Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, the chief spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), said that the United States warned Israel of an imminent attack, according to The New York Times. “We are actively supporting defensive preparations to defend Israel against this attack. A direct military attack from Iran against Israel will carry severe consequences for Iran,” a White House official said, according to Axios. The U.S. Embassy in Israel told its employees to go home on Tuesday and prepare to enter bomb shelters, according to the Times. It is the first time in months that embassy employees have received such an order. Israel has ramped up the war against Hezbollah in recent weeks after fending off attacks from across the Lebanon border for nearly a year. The terror group has sent a constant stream of rocket, missile, and drone attacks against Israel since October 8, a day after Hamas’ invasion of southern Israel. Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! Israel has killed a number of Hezbollah’s top leaders in recent days, including Nasrallah, who took command of the terror group in 1992 and led it for more than three decades. The terror chief died on Friday in an Israeli airstrike on Beirut. Israeli troops crossed over into Lebanon on Tuesday, the IDF announced. The move is the beginning of an expected ground invasion to degrade Hezbollah’s military capabilities. Israel also wants to effectuate the return of tens of thousands of Israelis who have been forced out of their homes in northern Israel for nearly a year. The U.S. Defense Department has ordered several thousand more troops and fighter jets to the Middle East, the department announced on Monday. The additional forces are being sent to deter threats from Iran. Iran has promised retaliation against Israel for months since the death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran.

Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey, 39, was married last week to a man named Jeremy Dufrene, 49, an alligator tour boat captain in Louisiana. The news, though, apparently upset some fans, who are angry that Dufrene might support former President Donald Trump, seemingly based on purported screenshots from Dufrene’s social media. “Of all the cute and young ex-boyfriends that we know Lana del Rey over the years, she decided to stay with the worst, Jeremy Dufrene, a Donald Trump follower and homophobic,” one fan posted on X.  “He’s a weird republican (sic),” another person commented. “Oh Lana, it’s over for you she just sabotaged herself all she does is lie.” “Lana I hope those things I heard [about] him aren’t true hunny,” an X user said. “Okay so she got married quickly to a man that is an alligator tour guide and potential MAGA supporter??” a fan commented. “What am I missing? Lana Del Rey you could’ve gotten any other man!!” Someone else brought up Del Rey’s past claim that she put a hex on Trump. “It was over for me when she dated that cop,” the comment read. “Like how are you going to claim to be a witch and put a hex on Trump then marry this guy? Girl, what?” “Y’all were eating up her Americana, trad 50s aesthetics but in reality she was doing alt right propaganda music and found her ideal man,” another post read. Dufrene has set his social media accounts, like Facebook and Instagram, to private. But alleged screenshots show Dufrene sharing content that is pro-Trump and aligns with conservative values. One meme allegedly shared by Dufrene promotes physical action if a male were to enter a girl’s bathroom with someone’s daughter. In the past, Del Rey has publicly criticized Trump. In 2017, for example, she said she cast a spell on the then-president. Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! “Yeah, I did it,” she told NME. “Why not? Look, I do a lot of s***.” “I’m in line with Yoko [Ono] and John [Lennon] and the belief that there’s a power to the vibration of a thought,” Del Rey added. “Your thoughts are very powerful things and they become words, and words become actions, and actions lead to physical changes.” A year later, the singer scolded Kanye West for wearing a Trump hat, calling it a “loss for the culture.” “I can only assume you relate to his personality on some level,” Del Rey posted. “Delusions of grandeur, extreme issues with narcissism. “None of which would be a talking point if we weren’t speaking about the man leading our country,” she continued. “If you think it’s alright to support someone who believes it’s okay to grab a woman… just because he’s famous, then you need an intervention just as much as he does.” Del Rey and Dufene, who has three children, appear to have met in 2019, when she took a boat tour with her now-husband. The pair tied the knot this past week on the same bayou where Dufrene operates those tours.