Former President Donald Trump is in a Florida courtroom today in the Jack Smith classified documents case. Judge Cannon cited Robert Hur’s report of the “elderly” guy with the “poor memory” in the Oval Office who committed several felonies regarding classified documents. Hur’s report shows that Joe Biden willfully and intentionally mishandled classified documents. Biden […] The post Judge Cannon Hammers Jack Smith’s Documents Case‚ Cites Hur appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Rep. Mark Green (R-TN) reportedly blasted Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for “stonewalling” details about the illegal immigrant accused of murdering Laken Riley‚ a 22-year-old Georgia college student. Green‚ the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee‚ wrote to Mayorkas in a February 27 letter requesting Department of Homeland Security (DHS) communications regarding the immigration proceedings of Jose Antonio Ibarra‚ the Venezuelan national accused of killing Riley. Green told Breitbart News that DHS confirmed receipt of the letter and claimed it was a “high priority‚” but the federal agency has now fallen silent. “It’s unacceptable that DHS has failed to comply with this reasonable request‚” Green told Breitbart. “The documents and information that we have requested should be quite simple for DHS to compile and produce.” “Secretary Mayorkas has repeatedly claimed that parole is being granted on a case-by-case basis‚ per the law’s requirement‚ and if that’s true‚ DHS shouldn’t have any trouble producing the documents verifying that in the matter of Jose Ibarra‚” Green continued. “This is the type of stonewalling we’ve encountered over and over again from the administration. It’s time for DHS to be forthcoming.” Riley went for a jog on February 22 on the University of Georgia campus‚ with police beginning a search for her after she did not return home. Her body was found later that day in a wooded area after sustaining severe injuries to her skull. Ibarra‚ 26‚ was arrested and charged the following day in connection to the murder. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) acknowledged that Ibarra had been apprehended at the border in September 2022 before being “paroled and released for further processing.” Ibarra was also reportedly arrested in New York City in August 2023 and was charged with acting in a manner to injure a child less than 17 and a motor vehicle license violation. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP President Joe Biden has been largely silent on the killing‚ only addressing it after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) shouted Riley’s name last week during his State of the Union address. Biden then botched Riley’s name and said she was killed by “an illegal.” Biden later said he regretted his word choice‚ adding that illegal immigrants “built this country.” The killing of Riley comes as the United States grapples with an unprecedented surge of illegal migrants at the southern border‚ with officials recording about 9 million nationwide encounters and 1.7 million estimated gotaways since Biden took office.

Dylan Mulvaney‚ the trans-identifying male influencer whose partnership brought Bud Light to its knees last year‚ has a new music video out called “Days of Girlhood.” The video is based on Mulvaney’s “Days of Girlhood” social media series‚ which brought him into the public eye two years ago. According to Dylan Mulvaney and his new song‚ "girlhood" consists of: – Not being able to get out of bed– Popping prescription pills– Retail therapy– Doing the "walk of shame"– Not remembering who you hook up with– Overspending– Flirting for drinks– Listening to the… pic.twitter.com/o0gT0X9riq — Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) March 13‚ 2024 The pop song goes through the days of the week in a “girl’s” life — on Monday she can’t get out of bed‚ Tuesday she picks up prescription medications‚ Wednesday she has retail therapy‚ Thursday she does the walk of shame and “didn’t even know his name‚” Friday she overspends‚ Saturday she flirt with drinks‚ and Sunday she has a breakdown in the bath. “Calling women of all ages. Girls like me gotta learn the basics‚” Mulvaney sings in the nearly four-minute video. “Boys on the dance floor‚ it’s time to clear. The patriarchy’s over. You can hold our beer!” Mulvaney sings in a possible reference to the Bud Light fiasco. Bud Light’s collaboration with Mulvaney last year sparked a boycott from customers. The beer brand’s parent company may have lost as much as $1.4 billion in sales in the aftermath. The backlash to the music video was immediate‚ with some critics saying the song promoted sexist stereotypes of women. “Dylan Mulvaney just released a music video on how to… you guessed it… be a girl‚” Jaimee Michell‚ founder of Gays Against Groomers‚ posted on X. “Back up ladies‚ let a real man tell you what a woman is‚” posted Libby Emmons‚ editor-in-chief of The Post Millennial. “Every part of ‘girlhood’ that Dylan Mulvaney imitates is an offensive stereotype‚” posted Blaze TV host Lauren Chen. “Stupidity‚ promiscuity‚ emotional instability‚ materialism.” “The craziest part of Dylan Mulvaney’s new music video is even after hormones and surgery‚ he still looks like a total dude. Just an unhealthy one wearing girl clothes‚” posted conservative podcast host Liz Wheeler. Mulvaney also shared a video on himself on Instagram saying that the theme of his past year‚ his second year of “girlhood‚” was “pain.” “Two years of publicly transitioning as a woman‚” he said‚ “or two years of being your worst nightmare‚ whichever way you see it. But I see it as a win.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Mulvaney also said that all proceeds from the music video will go to The Trevor Project‚ a leftist nonprofit that focuses on LGBT youth. Also this week‚ Mulvaney revealed at an event in Austin that he had tried to “fix” the Bud Light situation by pitching a “Western commercial” to the brand‚ where a cowboy and a trans-identifying person share a beer. However‚ the company did not bite.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) introduced a bill Wednesday that would shave 8 hours off the standard 40-hour work week that has been around for several decades. A summary from Sanders said the legislation‚ called the “Thirty-Two Hour Workweek Act‚” would amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 by lowering the maximum hours threshold for overtime compensation for non-exempt employees. The bill would require overtime pay at time and a half for workdays longer than eight hours and overtime pay at double a worker’s regular pay for workdays longer than 12 hours‚ the summary said. It would also “protect” workers’ pay and benefits to ensure no loss in pay. “Moving to a 32-hour workweek with no loss of pay is not a radical idea‚” Sanders said in a statement. “Today‚ American workers are over 400 percent more productive than they were in the 1940s. And yet‚ millions of Americans are working longer hours for lower wages than they were decades ago. That has got to change.” He added‚ “The financial gains from the major advancements in artificial intelligence‚ automation‚ and new technology must benefit the working class‚ not just corporate CEOs and wealthy stockholders on Wall Street. It is time to reduce the stress level in our country and allow Americans to enjoy a better quality of life. It is time for a 32-hour workweek with no loss in pay.” As chairman of the Senate Committee on Health‚ Education‚ Labor‚ and Pensions (HELP)‚ he held a hearing on the bill Thursday. The legislation has the support of several labor unions and a companion bill in the House‚ which was introduced by Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA). As polls show a high level of support for a hypothetical four-day work week‚ there has been a push at the state level‚ in places such as Massachusetts and Pennsylvania‚ to give the 32-hour model a try. Companies and other countries have already begun to move in that direction‚ with data showing some positive results. However‚ not everyone is on board with the legislation being proposed by Sanders. Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) said a “32 hour work week for 40 hours of pay is one more example of the federal government promising free money. Nothing is free. It would kill jobs and increase inflation.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Roger King‚ senior labor and employment counsel at the HR Policy Association‚ warned during the hearing on Thursday that the proposal from Sanders would cause a “productivity gap” in many industries that could then lead to “added costs” for consumers. He also said the bill would “interfere” with “flexibility” for employees and cause a “worker shortage” for employers.

The Republican National Committee filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against Michigan Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson‚ saying that her office has not maintained accurate voter rolls.  The RNC lawsuit says that Michigan’s mismanagement undermines election integrity and allows ineligible voters to cast ballots. Benson is accused of violating the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA).  “Election integrity starts with clean voter rolls‚ and that’s why the National Voter Registration Act requires state officials to keep their rolls accurate and up-to-date‚” new RNC Chairman Michael Whatley said. “Jocelyn Benson has failed to follow the NVRA‚ leaving Michigan with inflated and inaccurate voter rolls ahead of the 2024 election.” According to the lawsuit‚ at least 53 counties in Michigan have more active registered voters than adult citizens over the age of 18. According to the RNC‚ the number of counties with registration rates above 100% ballooned after 2020‚ when only one county had that rate.  The suit also said that 23 counties have voter-registration rates of over 90% of eligible adults registered‚ which is far above the average national and statewide rate. The suit says‚ “The RNC and its members are concerned that Defendants’ failure to comply with the NVRA’s voter-list maintenance obligations undermines the integrity of elections by increasing the opportunity for ineligible voters or voters intent on fraud to cast ballots.”  Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan‚ the suit says that the registration rates were calculated using Census Bureau data. It was filed days after new leadership‚ backed by former President Donald Trump‚ took the reins at the RNC.  “Michigan’s impossibly high registration rates‚ large rates of inactive registered voters‚ low numbers of address confirmations‚ and low numbers of removals indicate an ongoing‚ systemic problem with its voter list maintenance effort violates federal law and jeopardizes the integrity of the State’s upcoming elections‚” the suit says.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILY WIRE APP Benson described the lawsuit as a publicity stunt.  “Let’s call this what it is: a PR campaign masquerading as a meritless lawsuit filled with baseless accusations that seek to diminish people’s faith in the security of our elections‚” she said. “Shame on anyone who abuses the legal process to sow seeds of doubt in our democracy.” Michigan will be one of the key states to watch in November as polls show a tight race between Trump and President Joe Biden. Biden’s support in the state has faltered somewhat as he faces protests from Muslim-majority areas upset with his handling of the war between Israel and Hamas.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made headlines earlier this week when it was reported that he was considering New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers as a potential running mate in the 2024 election – and he defended that choice during a Wednesday interview. Kennedy‚ who made an appearance on “Fox News @ Night‚” told anchor Trace Gallagher that he respected the way Rodgers had “stood up” to media scrutiny in recent months‚ adding that he believed the former Green Bay Packer to be truly “battle-tested.” WATCH: RFK Jr: “Aaron Rodgers is battle-tested‚ he’s been hammered by the press and stood up for things he believed in. He’s a critical thinker‚ and I think we need that. We need people who understand that you cannot always trust authority. My father used to say‚ one of the duties of… pic.twitter.com/YlnWMnULAl — Holden Culotta (@Holden_Culotta) March 14‚ 2024 Gallagher pressed Kennedy on the possibility that he could choose Rodgers‚ who spent most of his first season with the Jets recuperating from Achilles surgery‚ and Kennedy was quick to praise the NFL star. “Well‚ he’s — you know‚ he’s one of the people that we’ve talked to. I really like Aaron because‚ you know‚ our appeal is to young people‚ we’re trying to make sure the young people are participating in the political process‚ that they have hope for America‚” Kennedy explained‚ adding‚ “We want somebody young who’s going to look out for that generation. Aaron Rodgers is battle-tested.” “He’s stood up. He’s been hammered by the press‚ stood up for things we believe in. I like that part of his character‚” Kennedy continued. “He’s a critical thinke‚r and I think we need that at the time as you know the rise of AI. We need people who understand that you cannot always trust authority just because somebody’s in charge. It doesn’t mean that they’re telling you the truth and we want somebody who’s going to critically examine.” Kennedy went on to mention his father‚ Robert F. Kennedy Sr. — who was assassinated during his own presidential run — saying that he had learned from him at a young age to treat authority with “skepticism‚” and arguing that Rodgers certainly exemplified that. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “He’s also somebody who I think will help me get the country healthy again. You know‚ he’s 40 years old. He’s focused on his own health. He’s very aware of health issues. And you know‚ that’s one of the things I’m going to — that’s one of the key parts of my agenda is to get the country healthy again‚” Kennedy added.

Agence France-Presse (AFP)‚ one of the biggest news agencies in the world‚ announced that Kensington Palace is no longer a “trusted source” for photos following the Kate Middleton photo scandal that’s been dominating headlines this week. The organization’s global news director Phil Chetwynd told BBC Radio 4’s Media Show that AFP would closely scrutinize any future submission from the Prince and Princess of Wales‚ per Deadline.  When “Media Show” host Ros Atkins asked specifically if Kensington Palace was a trusted source‚ Chetwynd said‚ “No‚ absolutely not. Like with anything‚ when you’re let down by a source the bar is raised … We sent out notes to all our teams at the moment to be absolutely super more vigilant about the content coming across our desk — even from what we would call trusted sources.” The news director went on to explain how rare it is to retract a photo‚ saying a retraction is usually issued for images sent from Iran or North Korea. The Mother’s Day photo from Middleton was so extensively edited that AP and Reuters issued “kill” notices over the weekend. “One thing that’s really important is you cannot be distorting reality for the public‚” Chetwynd said. “There’s a question of trust. And the big issue here is one of trust‚ and the lack of trust and the falling trust of the general public in institutions generally and in the media. And so it’s extremely important that a photo does represent broadly the reality that it’s seen in.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The Prince and Princess of Wales (@princeandprincessofwales) Kate Middleton has been taking a break from royal duties following her abdominal surgery in January. Kensington Palace announced she wouldn’t be participating in events until Easter.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Her extended absence‚ coupled with the edited photo‚ has led to fans and followers coming up with conspiracy theories about why Kate has been away so long. The Duchess was photographed by paparazzi in a car with her mother recently‚ though British newspapers boycotted the image. She was captured again in a car with her husband by other photographers‚ but only the back of her head was visible. Due to all the speculation about Kate’s whereabouts‚ some fans have wondered if those images were doctored‚ too. The Princess of Wales made her last official public appearance at Christmas. The Kensington Palace X account issued a short apology for the edited photo but refused to release the original. “Like many amateur photographers‚ I do occasionally experiment with editing. I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother’s Day‚” the post said. It was signed‚ “C.”