Former Bill Clinton campaign adviser Dick Morris predicted that Donald Trump will secure an “electoral landslide” in the upcoming presidential election against Kamala Harris.During a Thursday interview on “The Jeff Katz Show,” Morris said he anticipates an “absolute wipeout.”'If Trump wins, we’ve got control even if we don’t pick up another seat.'Morris told Katz, “I think Trump is going to win, and I don’t think it’s going to be that close. I think he’ll win the popular vote narrowly, but that will translate into an electoral landslide.”He explained that in 2016, Trump defeated his opponent, Hillary Clinton, in a “wipeout,” despite the Democratic candidate winning the popular vote by 2.6%. “I think that’s what’s going to happen here,” Morris continued. “I think Trump is going to carry all of the swing states, with the possible exception of Wisconsin.”Morris predicted the Republican presidential nominee would win Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.“Trump will pick up a few surprises, like maybe Virginia and maybe Minnesota,” Morris told Katz. “With those kinds of numbers, I think Trump is going to win about 360 electoral votes, and Harris is going to win about 100 electoral votes. So it’ll be an absolute wipeout.”Katz said he has a “sneaking suspicion” that Trump will win Virginia. Morris agreed that Trump has a “very good chance” in the state. Katz asked Morris whether he predicted that Trump’s success would carry down the ballot and secure him a Republican majority in the House and Senate. “I think he’ll clearly keep the House and probably add five or 10 seats to the margin. And in the Senate race, I see him obviously picking up West Virginia, which is kind of the given, and Montana, which looks very safe. And then Ohio looks like he could win it,” Morris said.Morris stated that the polling data from Michigan and Wisconsin look “very positive” for Trump but added that he is “not sure he’ll win those states.”“He’ll come very close, and he may well win them,” Morris concluded.“It’s important to understand that in a Senate race, that if your opponent is under 50%, which most of these incumbents are, the undecided usually breaks against. Because if you’re undecided, it’s like saying you can’t be married to the same woman next year,” Morris told Katz.“I think that indicates some discontent with the Democratic incumbents.”Morris explained that many of the Senate races “are hanging by one point,” but with the Democratic incumbents under 50%, Republicans could gain five to six seats.“The point is that if Trump wins, we’ve got control even if we don’t pick up another seat, even if we lose West Virginia,” Morris continued, noting that Trump’s vice presidential nominee, Sen. JD Vance (Ohio), would vote Republican.Katz asked Morris to share his thoughts on Trump’s McDonald’s shift and garbage truck briefing.Morris responded, stating that Harris’ efforts to frame Trump as an out-of-touch, “elite billionaire” are not working.“Trump looks great,” he added.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Hate crime and terrorism charges have been filed in the case of an Orthodox Jewish man who was shot while on his way to synagogue in Chicago last weekend.The new felony charges against the suspect — Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi, 22 — were announced Thursday and stem from what police are now calling a "targeted" attack, WMAQ-TV reported.'We did not secure these charges because of public pressure or because of media attention.'Police Supt. Larry Snelling said detectives found "digital evidence" on Abdallahi's phone that "indicated he planned the shooting and specifically targeted people of Jewish faith," the station said.Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx added that the attacker "sought out this particular community, sought out this particular faith," WMAQ noted.After Saturday morning's shooting, prominent members of Chicago's Jewish community were outraged that hate crime charges weren't brought against Abdallahi, particularly because the shooting victim reportedly was wearing a kippah — the Jewish skullcap — when he was attacked.City Alderman Debra Silverstein — who attends the same synagogue as the shooting victim — earlier this week said in a message to constituents that she was "very disappointed" that hate crime charges had not been filed despite "evidence that seems to suggest an anti-Semitic motive for the shooting."The Jewish United Fund, an advocacy group, said Chicago police indicated during a Monday meeting with the group that Abdallahi shouted "Allahu Akbar" during a shoot-out with cops that occurred about a half-hour after the Orthodox Jewish man was shot. WMAQ reported in a separate story that the JUF said police who met with its members indicated Abdallahi shouted the well-known Muslim declaration while firing at officers, which led to a concern that hate played a role in the incident. However, WMAQ said police haven't confirmed those details to the station.In addition, Abdallahi reportedly is an illegal immigrant from Mauritania — a majority-Muslim country in northwest Africa. Fox News, citing four law enforcement sources, said he was released into the United States after being captured in Border Patrol’s San Diego Sector in March 2023.Fox News noted that the Department of Homeland Security considers illegal immigrants from Mauritania as "special interest aliens" due to security concerns and that they're supposed to receive additional DHS vetting.More from the cable network:Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had initially told Fox News Digital that it had no interaction with him. Law enforcement sources say that there is detainer request on Abdallahi — a request that he is transferred to ICE custody in the event of his release — but that "sanctuary" policies in Cook County, Illinois, prohibit local authorities from cooperating with it.Previously Snelling said there wasn't enough evidence to charge Abdallahi with a hate crime."We do investigations [that are] based on facts that we gather into evidence in order to present charges," Snelling said earlier this week, according to WMAQ. "Until we have those facts, we will not announce charges. It's about what we can prove at the time based on the facts."After Snelling announced the hate crime and terrorism charges Thursday, WMAQ noted that he insisted "we did not secure these charges because of public pressure or because of media attention. We will never go out in public, make statements, allegations, accusations or attempt to bring charges without any proof of what we're attempting to charge someone for. Gathering evidence and facts takes time, and we have to do it in a timely fashion so that we don't impede the possibility of getting charges. ... We will never do things just on belief. We need proof."Snelling told WMAQ that Abdallahi remains hospitalized and detectives haven't been able to interview him, which has made it difficult to determine a motive.Abdallahi's court appearance earlier this week was postponed due to his hospitalization, WMAQ said. His next scheduled court date is Nov. 7, officials told the station, adding that a public defender has been assigned to him.Police said that evidence indicates the gunman was "working alone" and they don't believe there are any additional suspects, WMAQ added.What's the background?Chicago police said Abdallahi was identified as the offender who shot the 39-year-old man in the 2600 block of West Farwell Avenue around 9:30 a.m. Saturday. At a Monday news conference, Snelling said the suspect shot the victim "in the shoulder without saying a word," according to NBC News, which added that the victim was treated in a hospital and discharged Saturday afternoon.Police said about 30 minutes after the first shooting, Abdallahi fired at responding officers and paramedics multiple times from various locations. Police said officers returned fire, striking the offender, who was placed into custody, taken to an area hospital, and charged. Police said a weapon was recovered at the scene. Police said no officers or fire department members were injured. The suspect was in critical condition, investigators told WGN-TV.Abdallahi was charged with six counts of first-degree attempted murder, seven counts of aggravated discharge of a firearm upon a police officer/firefighter, and one count of aggravated battery/discharge of a firearm, all of which are felonies, police said.You can view video here apparently showing part of the suspect's second wave of gunfire, and he hollers something at the 43-second mark after firing a shot. While that same moment is included in WLS-TV's video report at the 13-second mark, the station cuts the audio just before the suspect's outburst.The Civilian Office of Police Accountability said an investigation into the incident captured the scene on body cameras, WMAQ noted, adding that the video is expected to be released within 60 days of the shooting.You can view a video report here about the newly added hate crime and terrorism charges against Abdallahi.Like Blaze News? 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In addition to Trump hatred, the other pillar of Kamala Harris’ campaign is her claims that she was this brutal prosecutor in California, where she served as San Francisco’s district attorney from 2004 to 2011 and the state’s attorney general from 2011 to 2017. Allow Mark Levin to set the record straight. “She talks about her prosecutorial record, [but] she's never prosecuted a single case from beginning to end in what we call the first chair. That is, she's overseen an office. Now that's important, but when she says, 'I know these transnational gangs, I prosecuted them' — no, she didn’t,” says Levin. “I've looked everywhere ... nothing, zero.” When it came to prosecuting members of the clergy accused of sexual abuse in San Francisco during her reign as district attorney, “Kamala Harris didn’t do a damned thing; she didn’t bend a finger,” says Levin. As California’s AG, “she would prosecute people for marijuana use or the sale of minimal amounts of marijuana,” but “when she ran for attorney general,” she lied and said “she did not” prosecute people for marijuana, he adds. However, Levin points to another source — an unlikely one — that’s also exposing Harris’ prosecutorial record: CNN. In a recent piece, the network exposed two additional scandals related to Harris’ time as a prosecutor — the first being the murder of San Francisco police officer Isaac Espinoza by David Hill, an admitted gang member in 2004, right after Harris had been elected as the new DA. Following Espinoza’s tragic death, she publicly announced that she would not seek the death penalty for Hill. “Life without possibility of parole is a serious consequence,” she argued at the time. However, 10 years later, when Harris became California’s attorney general, she defended capital punishment when a judge tried to rid the state of the death penalty. The second scandal CNN unearthed related to California’s Truancy Law, which Harris vehemently championed as AG. Under this law, prosecutors could seek jail time for parents of truant children. And they did. Ayman and Alice Haddadin, whom CNN interviewed, had no criminal history whatsoever but were nonetheless arrested when their middle school son missed 12 nonconsecutive days of school due to severe allergy issues. However, in 2019, when Harris first ran for president, she criticized California’s Truancy Law and said that it was “never the intention” to jail parents. Harris is “a nasty person,” says Levin. “She’s coldblooded.” To hear more of his commentary on Kamala Harris’ prosecutorial record, watch the clip above. Want more from Mark Levin?To enjoy more of "the Great One" — Mark Levin as you've never seen him before — 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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This week, Apple unveiled new iMac, Mac mini, and MacBook Pro models. Alongside these devices, the company finally introduced all-new USB-C accessories, including the Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Mouse. However, those planning to buy these upgraded USB-C accessories must know that there are some software limitations. As first noted by MacRumors, the new USB-C accessories require macOS Sequoia 15.1 to work properly. macOS 15.1 supports Apple Intelligence features, such as Writing Tools, all-new Siri, and summarized notifications. This software also improves iPhone Mirroring, which now enables the ability to drag and drop files between devices. However, if you have a Mac that runs older software like macOS Sonoma or macOS Ventura, you might have issues with them. Some users report that these older Macs eventually pair with the accessories. However, the keyboard, Touch ID, and function keys don't work. Users also reported that scrolling with the Magic Mouse is unreliable. According to MacRumors, macOS 15.2 beta testers also experience similar issues. While it's more likely that Apple will fix them in future beta versions, the company doesn't seem to address these problems with older Macs. When Apple releases a beta build before a major announcement, it usually doesn't work with these products. Still, it's possible that the company will address that as soon as next week, as it's been almost two weeks since the first beta of macOS 15.2 was released. That said, if you have models older than the current macOS Sequoia compatible list, don't waste your money, as the USB-C Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Mouse won't work. These are the current Macs that support macOS Sequoia: 2019 iMac and later 2017 iMac Pro 2020 MacBook Air and later 2018 MacBook Pro and later 2019 Mac Pro and later 2018 Mac mini and later 2022 Mac Studio and later BGR will let you know if Apple adds more Macs to the USB-C Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad compatibility list. Don't Miss: 11 new M4 MacBook Pro features that make it worth the upgrade The post Apple’s new USB-C Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad won’t work on some Macs appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: 10% off toys, 35% off Crest 3D Whitestrips, $50 foldable camera drone, more Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $365+ free Today’s deals: $150 off eufy Robot Vacuum Omni C20, $30 Fire TV Stick 4K Max, $99 Beats headphones, more Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, space heaters from $36, $100 off Bose QuietComfort Ultra, more

Just days ahead of the Nov. 5 presidential election in the U.S., investors are trying to gauge how stock markets will react as polls and betting platforms point to a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.

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Jodie Sweetin attended the “Cool Comedy, Hot Cuisine” charity event by the Scleroderma Research Foundation this week and was joined by her Full House co-stars John Stamos, Lori Loughlin, and Bob Saget’s widow Kelly Rizzo. Jodie attended the ceremony looking shiny, as she opted for a hot pink mini dress and knee-high stiletto boots. She shared photos from the event on her Instagram, showing some legs and her gold clutch purse as she gushed about having a good time. Fans react to Jodie Sweetin’s hot pink mini dress Jodie Sweetin/Instagram Jodie’s outfit stole the show, as fans gushed about the pink dress by Mestiza and its accompanying purse by designer Annie Diamantidis. “Thank you, for carrying our Antheia minaudière! It’s an honor to see you bring this piece to life with such elegance and style,” the handbag brand said in the comments. The 42-year-old also threw on a pair of hoop earrings and tied her hair up in a high bun, showing off her full face of makeup. “Looking AMAZING in the Vanessa boots!” another said of her matching footwear. “LOVE the whole ensemble! Gorgeous,” a second user exclaimed. FULL HOUSE, Jodie Sweetin, Bob Saget, Candace Cameron, 1987-1995 / Everett Honoring Bob Saget At the charity event, musician John Mayer and comedian Jeffrey Ross each received a Bob Saget Legacy Award, and Jodie congratulated them via her caption. There were performances by the awardees and other acts including Whitney Cummings and Chris Hardwick, as they gathered to also honor Saget, who served on the foundation’s board of directors after losing a sibling to scleroderma. Jodie Sweetin and ‘Full House’ costars/Instagram While Jodie made time for the program, joining her co-stars and supporters of Bob Saget to raise $3.1 million for research work, she is also busy promoting her new release. The third installment of her Hallmark TV movie, The Jane Mysteries: Too Much to Lose, is also available to stream on Apple TV and Roku. Next up: Jaclyn Smith Honors ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Costar Kate Jackson For Her Birthday With Sweet Photo The post Jodie Sweetin Turns Heads At Bob Saget Award Show Sporting Hot Pink Mini Dress appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

The fight for Richard Simmons’ property gets messier as his longtime friend and housekeeper, Teresa Muro Reveles, fights to be reappointed co-trustee of his estate. Teresa accused the late fitness guru’s brother, Leonard “Lenny” Simmons, of manipulating her out of the inheritance in order to gain sole control and profit off Richard’s name. Recent updates reveal that Richard’s personal assistant Michele Matz has also joined in the fight against Lenny, and has uncovered some private emails in the process. Teresa’s latest petition was to have Lenny’s power as trustee suspended to prevent the sale of Richard’s assets. Richard Simmons’ private emails get exposed Richard Simmons of THE RICHARD SIMMONS SHOW/Everett Matz has worked with Richard since 2001, and part of her job was writing emails for him while he dictated to her. She submitted some emails to back Teresa’s argument that Richard was estranged from his former manager, Michael Catalano, allegedly working with Lenny to sell the late star’s property. Teresa explained Richard cut ties with Catalano in 2022, due to fraud and exploitation. Richard reportedly swore to never work on another project with Catalano, after he suggested a documentary about his life. Against Richard’s wishes, Catalano and Lenny kicked off plans for a movie about his life, as Teresa claimed a film crew arrived at his New Orleans home recently. Richard Simmons/Everett What was in Richard Simmons’ emails? In the message from May 2021, Richard complained bitterly about Catalano, noting that he ripped his life apart and must stay away. Another states that his ex manager owed him money from past projects, adding that he secretly sells products without remitting any revenue. Richard Simmons/Everett From the emails, Richard conceded that his career was failing because of Catalano, and he did not seem to fight back. Matz’s correspondence seemed to encourage Richard, assuring him that his pension, social security, and Medicare coverage are protected from Catalano. Lenny has yet to respond to the evidence, while Teresa appears to have an edge over him with the latest developments. Next up: John Lennon Reportedly Made A Jab At Elvis Presley While Telling Disney Off Over A Film Offer The post Richard Simmons’ Private Emails Exposed Amid Legal Battle For His Property appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A