A 14-year-old Pop Warner football player in Connecticut passed away after collapsing during practice. Jahkye Gayle, a member of the Bloomfield Junior Warhawks, collapsed during a non-contact warmup drill at practice. “It was just like a walk through, essentially just light jogging. Nothing strenuous or anything like that,” Trevor Ford, the president of Junior Warhawks Football, said. Emergency medical personnel responded to Gayle immediately after his collapse. 14-year-old Pop Warner football player dies after collapsing during practice. https://t.co/1Ex9dAbSvv — WBRC 6 News (@WBRCnews) December 2, 2024 WFSB reports: On Saturday night, the community came together to honor Jahkye’s memory. Hundreds of his teammates, friends, and family members gathered on the football field. They lit candles and released balloons in the sky to honor him. “It’s hard losing my brother, someone I shared a room with, did everything with, and grew up with. He was overall a great person who changed people with his presence,” said Lamar, Jahkyes’ brother. Jahkye was a talented football player who was known as a jokester among his teammates on the Junior Warhawks Pop Warner Football Team. He was one of the longest tenured players in the youth football program and was scheduled to receive the lifetime achievement award at this year’s banquet. #RIP he was 14! https://t.co/eMsAszQk0t — Dr. Lynn Fynn-derella (@Fynnderella1) December 3, 2024 Per CT Insider: New England Pop Warner Football & Cheer had issued an earlier statement about the death of “one of our own,” extending condolences to Bloomfield and central Connecticut. The statement, shared on Facebook, states Gayle was “more than an extraordinary athlete.” “He was a friend, a source of inspiration and a guiding light for his team,” the statement read. “His impact was felt both on and off the field, and his memory will forever remain a part of us.” Trevor Ford, president of Bloomfield Junior Warhawks Pop Warner, described the student-athlete as a shining star of the program, which launched four years ago. “He was a very bright kid who always took his academics very seriously,” Ford said. “He had a very big personality. He was the sense of humor of the group. It’s always good to have that one individual who is the sun on a dark, cloudy day.” Gayle collapsed during football practice last Wednesday evening, according to Bloomfield officials. When Gayle collapsed, staff and emergency personnel made attempts to revive him, but were unsuccessful, officials said. WATCH: In related news, a 17-year-old hockey player collapsed on the ice during a charity game in honor of a fellow student who died in a car crash. 17-Year-Old Hockey Player Passes Away After Collapsing During Charity Game

Jack Smith wants to be SUPER sure that the Court knows he wants his case against President Trump fully dismissed. Super duper certain! This is pretty hilarious, it’s like the kid who sneaks candy all day and doesn’t brush his teeth ever and then thinks he can just brush 10 times the day before he goes to the dentist and it will all balance out. Sorry bud, it doesn’t work that way…. Not for the kid and not for Jack Smith. Check this out: Jack Smith moves to double-dismiss his case against President Trump, without prejudice. pic.twitter.com/pMxhZndYIW — Melissa Hallman (@dotconnectinga) December 5, 2024 Here’s a closer look: FULL TEXT: On November 25, 2024, on the Government’s Motion, see ECF No. 281, the Court dismissed the operative superseding indictment without prejudice. ECF No. 283. The Clerk acted on the Court’s order and the docket now reflects the absence of any pending charges against the defendant and classifies this case as “closed.” Nonetheless, because certain out-of-Circuit caselaw indicates that a superseding indictment does not void the original indictment, see, e.g., United States v. Vavlitis, 9 F.3d 206, 209 (1st Cir. 1993), the Government now supplements its dismissal motion to avoid any doubt that for all of the reasons set forth in the Government’s Motion to Dismiss, the original indictment, ECF No. 1, is also dismissed without prejudice. The Government has conferred with defense counsel, who does not object to the relief requested. Here was our original report on the original dismissal: IT’S OFFICIAL: Jack Smith Case Is DISMISSED! But There’s One Small Detail… IT'S OFFICIAL: Jack Smith Case Is DISMISSED! But There's One Small Detail... It's official, the lawfare case brought by Jack Smith against President Trump is officially GONE -- dismissed by the Court! It all started this morning when Jack Smith filed a Motion To Dismiss the federal case against President Trump: BREAKING: Special counsel Jack Smith has moved to dismiss his federal election interference case against President-elect Donald Trump due to a long-standing Justice Department policy that bars the prosecution of a sitting president. Read more: https://t.co/QGRgJ2cMqq pic.twitter.com/WJ1FBotMMJ — ABC News (@ABC) November 25, 2024 It became official just about an hour ago when Judge Tanya Chutkan granted the Motion to Dismiss: It is official. Judge Tanya Chutkan grants motion to dismiss J6 case pic.twitter.com/ORi7h0pLvs — Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) November 25, 2024 So that's great news! We knew it from day 1, the case was always bogus and we told you so right from the jump. Now they head off with their tail between their legs losing once again. But....I told you there was one small detail and it's this: the case is Dismissed "Without Prejudice" and the Judge went out of her way to make a big federal case about that (no pun intended): And just like Jack Smith, Chutkan has to take one final shot suggesting the case can be revisited after Trump leaves office in January 2029. pic.twitter.com/VgBxzqRUM7 — Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) November 25, 2024 So what's that mean and why is it a big deal? Because it means the DOJ can refile the case in the future. And look at the highlighted portion below from the Judge's Order: Look, I'm no legal scholar, but that sentence doesn't even make any sense! Immunity afforded to a sitting President expires when they leave office? That is wildly false. Immunity afforded to a sitting President applies to all official duties served while in office and it does NOT expire when they leave office.  That's the whole point!  If it simply expired after they leave office, that would defeat the entire point! Wow, that's a really uninformed sentence to write. And while the case was bogus to begin with, even the flimsy claims in the case apply to when President Trump was in office, not when he was out of office. So what is the point of the highlighted sentence other than to just have one (unintelligent) hissy fit on the way out the door? Wow! I completely agree with Julie Kelly here: I explain why Jack Smith--who burned through an estimated $50 million in two years to pursue Pres Trump--should face an investigation into prosecutorial misconduct, selective prosecution, tampering with evidence, and withholding discovery:https://t.co/qbbNNbfUUP — Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) November 8, 2024 Watch it live on Fox News: THIS AFTERNOON: Jack Smith has dismissed the... Trump Election Interference CaseTrump Classified Documents Case This lawfare was always unprecedented. This lawfare was always wrong. This lawfare was always politically-motivated. And this lawfare MUST NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN. pic.twitter.com/xigUnwjeeu — Byron Donalds (@ByronDonalds) November 25, 2024 Steve Bannon and Mike Davis nail it here: IF IT WASN'T ABOUT ELECTION & LAWFARE, WHY ARE THEY DROPPING CHARGES? Mike Davis questions remarks of Jack Smith and colleagues that case wasn't about lawfare and the election, why are they dismissing case? Davis believes severe charges should be used.@Mrddmia @BANNONS_WARROOM pic.twitter.com/MC4KJLuFKW — Real America's Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) November 25, 2024 Here's more, from ABC News: The judge overseeing Donald Trump's election interference case has dismissed the case, after special counsel Jack Smith asked the judge to toss the case due to a long-standing Justice Department policy that bars the prosecution of a sitting president. Smith earlier Monday moved to dismiss Trump's election interference case and the appeal of his classified documents case ahead of Trump's impending inauguration, due to the DOJ's presidential immunity policy and not because the charges lacked merit. U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan dismissed the charges against Trump without prejudice, leaving open the highly unlikely possibility of a future prosecution. In a two-page opinion, Judge Chutkan wrote that dismissing the case without prejudice is "appropriate" and would not harm the "public interest," agreeing with Smith's argument that Trump's immunity would not cover him when he leaves office. "Dismissal without prejudice is also consistent with the Government's understanding that the immunity afforded to a sitting President is temporary, expiring when they leave office," Chutkan wrote. However, it's extremely unlikely that any prosecutor would attempt to bring the same charges in the future, in part because the statute of limitations for the alleged crimes will have expired by the time Trump leaves office in four years. My take? There's no way in hell this case ever gets brought again in the future. This case was brought for one reason and one reason only: to distract President Trump and hurt him in the election. And it failed even at that one job.

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Daily Wire host Michael Knowles warned Republicans that if they think the attacks on President-elect Donald Trump’s Defense Secretary pick Pete Hegseth have been intense, wait until they see what happens with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard. During Knowles’ appearance on “The Megyn Kelly Show” podcast, Kelly said “we are really at a crossroads here about whether we are going to sacrifice these nominees because of checkered personal pasts or not. It’s not going to get easier after Pete.” “I’m not surprised that the media and Democrats want to tank Pete Hegseth, and to me, that’s a real mark of confidence in his nomination,” Knowles said. “I really like Pete Hegseth … Pete is one of the first guys that I met when I got into political media.” “I’ve known him for years, and years. … Every interaction that I’ve had with this guy is that he’s a really terrific guy,” he added. “And so, the knocks on him that have come from the press are that years ago that he was a bit of a casanova, and he’s never really hid that, I don’t think, but if that’s the best that they can come up with, they’ve got some really insane allegations that there’s no evidence for whatsoever.” “I think it is great for the military. I think it’s great for morale to have someone who looks like Pete, who talks like Pete, who thinks like Pete, has Pete’s experience, to be in charge of the Pentagon,” Knowles continued. “I think it’s probably already helping military recruitment and military morale, and so I think he’s a solid pick.” Knowles said there’s “real political risk here for President Trump” if Hegseth goes down like his recent pick for Attorney General, Matt Gaetz. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE “I understand why he accepted Matt Gaetz’s removal from the AG nomination,” the Daily Wire host said. “But now there’s a little bit of blood in the water as a result of that. And so, it seems to me, there is a major risk…” “If Hegseth were to go down, you know all the attention is next going to be on Bobby Kennedy, then it’s going to be on Tulsi Gabbard, who knows — it’s going to be on Ron DeSantis, if they put Ron DeSantis up for defense secretary. I don’t think that ends the problem. I think in many ways, it would exacerbate it.” Kelly said Republicans are going to have to “find their steely spines” because when it comes to RFK Jr., he makes Hegseth look like the “consummate boy scout” in comparison. She then pointed out that Gabbard is going to be labeled a “Russian foreign agent,” saying “there’s going to be tens of anonymous sources” claiming her connections to Bashar al-Assad. Knowles joked that “the letter is already being written” to discredit her, comparing it to the letter written by “51 former and present intelligence officials” to discredit the authenticity of the Hunter Biden laptop during the 2020 election.