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“I always wondered what kind of guy would marry someone like Kamala Harris who slept her way to the top,” says Liz Wheeler. “Well, the guy that knocked up the nanny would.” Liz is, of course, referring to Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff, who allegedly slept with his daughter’s nanny, knocked her up, stood by while she got an abortion, and then proceeded to divorce his wife. However, the nanny scandal is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the dirt on Emhoff. - YouTube www.youtube.com According to reports Liz says are credible, “In 2012 at a film festival, a drunken Doug Emhoff got upset with his girlfriend because he perceived her to be flirting with another man, and like any male feminist does, he hit her in the face.” “This is well-documented; there's photographic evidence. Three friends of this ex-girlfriend confirmed that this happened,” says Liz, adding that this report comes from the same source that broke the nanny story. Despite the allegations, however, there’s been “no response from the Kamala Harris campaign.” Not only does this “[show] the character of the man,” but it also “shows the character of the woman who chose to marry the man after he did this,” says Liz. To learn more, watch the clip above. Want more from Liz Wheeler?To enjoy more of Liz’s based commentary, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck encountered the lone Federal Emergency Management Agency crew to be found in Asheville, North Carolina, and the crewmembers' responses to his questions about disaster aid were shocking. Beck and Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) happened to spot a FEMA vehicle on Friday and talked to the workers to gauge what the federal government was doing to meet the drastic needs of the victims of Hurricane Helene. 'Let's get them into the system, as quickly as possible. Once we get the masses done, then we go door-to-door.' The unidentified FEMA worker told Beck that they had just been set up with a van that had digital connectivity so that they could register people for disaster assistance, including money, generators, housing, and other resources. When asked how residents were supposed to know that they were there, he said they could find out on television, but Mills pointed out that they didn't have electricity. "That would be the news media's job," the FEMA worker said. "But they don't have power!" Mills responded. "You would be surprised, they sit in their cars to charge their phones and listen to the radio," he replied. "That's how they knew the distribution center was here." He went on to explain that they would begin going door-to-door at the behest of an emergency manager who coordinates with fire chiefs in the area. "So when will that start?" Beck asked. "That's way above my head!" he responded. The man referred Beck to the leader of the crew, named Patricia, who had similarly vague answers about when they would begin going door-to-door. "After we get the general stuff done. We got to hit the mass people first, wherever the mass people are. So the mass people are here. Let's get them into the system, as quickly as possible. Once we get the masses done, then we go door-to-door," she responded. Mills questioned the crew leader about the lack of visibility of the van for people driving by, and she said it was just a temporary spot and they would be moving to a car wash the next day. "We don't necessarily go door-to-door," she said later in the exchange. "That's not my cadre anyways, there's 23 different cadres!" "Oh, I know," Mills replied. "I understand how the bureaucratic levels of the department work. They don't always work clear together." She went on to address anger over officials saying that they were going to give out only $750 per person in financial aid. "People are gonna think automatically that that's all they're gonna get," she continued. "No, that's not the case, that's just the beginning. That's just the beginning because there's gonna be a much much larger drop." She also said they need to verify that people own the houses that they're claiming in order to limit fraud and abuse. After the exchange was over, Beck expressed his frustration with the answers he received. "What a bunch of bullcrap that was!" he said. Officials have said that the death count from the hurricane has reached over 220 by Friday, but far greater numbers are expected as the relief efforts continue. FEMA is facing scrutiny over its response to the disaster, but it has denied many of the accusations and chalked up some of the criticism as empty rumor. The exchange can be viewed on Glenn Beck's X account below: .@CoryMillsFL and I spoke with the ONLY FEMA crew we could find in Asheville, North Carolina. It was stationed OFF the main road where NO Hurricane Helene victims could easily see them: “We got here yesterday.” A WEEK LATE. “They could go online, make a phone call, or use our… pic.twitter.com/IU5I6KAL5r — Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) October 4, 2024 Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Warfare often brings to mind tanks, planes, and bombs. However, today’s most dangerous threats don’t always arrive with the sound of explosions. Instead, they hide in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Experts call this “asymmetric warfare,” where enemies attack from the periphery, using unpredictable, low-tech methods designed to bypass traditional defenses.Asymmetric warfare isn’t just a foreign issue; it’s happening on American soil, facilitated by the Biden administration’s failure at the southern border. Through its open-border policy, the administration has allowed — intentionally or not — a “red button” threat to form within our borders. This capability could lie dormant for years, waiting for the right moment to strike. The Washington Post recently referred to Israel’s pager attack on Hezbollah as a “red button” strike. Hezbollah had no idea they carried the threat in their pockets until it was too late. What dormant threats are we facing on our own soil?Our enemies are exploiting our weaknesses, using our own systems and laws against us.The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua poses one of the most alarming threats we face, serving as the key to our “red button.” It is taking advantage of the Biden-Harris border crisis to infiltrate the U.S., causing chaos nationwide. From the violent seizure of apartment buildings in Aurora, Colorado, to the murder of Laken Riley in Georgia to attacks on New York City police officers, Tren de Aragua is building a hidden criminal empire in immigrant shelters across the country.This gang isn't merely a criminal network — it collaborates with the Venezuelan government. “Insight Crime” reports that Tren de Aragua is integral to Venezuela’s “hybrid governance system,” in which the gang enforces the will of the Maduro regime, much like militant civilian groups that crush political dissent. Its activities go beyond common crime, with accusations of political assassinations, and it is now shifting its focus toward the United States.According to a U.S. Army leak, Tren de Aragua has launched attacks on U.S. military facilities, including surveillance of bases such as Lackland Air Force Base and Fort Sam Houston in Texas. These incidents resemble probing attacks — testing defenses, identifying weak spots, and preparing for something more dangerous. The gang has also collaborated with Cuban nationals at the largest oil field in America: the Permian Basin. Its targets go beyond military installations — it's focusing on America's economic lifeline.The extent of this network is even more alarming. A leak obtained by James O’Keefe revealed a detailed map showing Tren de Aragua operating across cities and states nationwide. It's not confined to border towns; its presence stretches throughout the country. This is a "red button" waiting to be pressed, and it’s only a matter of time before it’s fully triggered.Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas recently designated Tren de Aragua a terrorist organization, according to reports. The U.S. Army leak confirmed this gang's connections to groups like Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and other international terror networks. This connection makes Tren de Aragua more than just a criminal gang; it is part of a broader, well-organized network that includes some of the world’s most dangerous people. These links, especially between Iran, Venezuela, and their proxies — like Hezbollah — are shifting from criminal operations to acts of urban terrorism within the U.S., further justifying the designation.Over the past four years, the southern border has become a revolving door for immigrants from Central and South America, many coming from countries controlled by hostile regimes. Did Biden and Harris give our enemies a first-strike opportunity by opening the border and letting this threat grow? Whether intentional or not, their administration has allowed hostile regimes to infiltrate our borders and build a criminal network capable of striking at any moment. What we’ve seen so far appears to be just “trial runs.”This isn’t just policy failure — it’s asymmetric warfare against the United States. Our enemies are exploiting our weaknesses, using our own systems and laws against us. If we don’t act now, the consequences could be catastrophic — and Donald Trump aims to prevent that. He recently proposed mass deportation as a solution to the escalating border crisis, starting with criminal organizations like Tren de Aragua. Trump’s plan would help us regain control of our borders and root out the enemies embedded in our communities, making it a national security imperative.In a world where wars are no longer fought solely on battlefields, we must acknowledge that our enemies are already within our borders. The Biden administration’s failure to secure the southern border has put every American at risk, allowing the “red button” to be assembled on our soil, waiting to be activated against the American people. We must dismantle it before it’s too late.Want more from Glenn Beck? Get Glenn's FREE email newsletter with his latest insights, top stories, show prep and more delivered to your inbox.

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I do a lot of music streaming when I run for marathon training, which is why I usually have some playlists downloaded to my iPhone just to be on the safe side. I might be roaming on occasion or running in areas with spotty connectivity. But I don't want to lose access to my favorite songs. The offline playlists also come in handy when flying without internet access. It turns out that Spotify has thought about another solution for the same problem, coming up with a new Offline Backup feature for Premium subscribers. Offline Backup lets you stream some of your favorite tracks when there's no connectivity available. But rather than intentionally downloading tracks to your phone, Offline Backup simply leverages the music you've already streamed. Continue reading... The post Spotify’s Offline Backup feature lets you listen to music offline without downloading it appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Today’s deals: First AirPods 4 discount, $6 smart bulbs, $110 off Dyson V8, $6 MagSafe chargers, more Today’s deals: $60 Insignia smart TV, $735 black Apple Watch Ultra 2, $120 Ninja food processor, more Today’s deals: $50 off Eureka E20 Plus robot vac, $1,100 off LG C4 OLED TV, Blink cameras from $20, more

This video explores legendary femme fatales across Greek and Hindu mythologies. These women, known for their irresistible beauty and cunning, have been central figures in shaping epic tales, from the Trojan War to ancient Indian myths. We first find Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, whose allure led to intense rivalries among the gods. Her role in the Judgment of Paris is highlighted as the key event that sparked the infamous Trojan War. Alongside Aphrodite, the story of Helen of Troy, renowned as the most beautiful woman in the world, unfolds, showcasing the power of beauty in ancient warfare and diplomacy. Read moreSection: NewsMyths & LegendsAsiaVideosRead Later 

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