Tuesday night's presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris has predictably spawned several viral moments dominating the news cycle this week. What's even more predictable is that while the mainstream media will run damage control for Harris's performance, they will blast Trump's to no end....

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that she was diagnosed with skin cancer during a press conference on Thursday. “My doctor discovered a basal cell carcinoma,” Hochul said, according to CBS News. She called it a “tiny, tiny speck” on her nose. “You can’t even see it,” she said. BREAKING: York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she has been diagnosed with skin cancer. pic.twitter.com/aS00qlQZ5B — The General (@GeneralMCNews) September 12, 2024 Hochul said she will have a procedure Friday. “I’m going to have a small removal procedure. I’m not going under. It’s local anesthesia. It will be occurring Friday morning. I’ll be back to work an hour later, but there will be a bandage on my nose,” she said, according to CBS News. Gov. Kathy Hochul says she will have a procedure Friday to remove a very common form of skin cancer from her nose. https://t.co/DSixXDbRMh — CBS New York (@CBSNewYork) September 12, 2024 Per CBS News: The governor said it’s a diagnosis common in her family. She is encouraging everyone to get regular check-ups and to take the proper measures to protect your skin. New York Governor Kathy Hochul reveals skin cancer diagnosis https://t.co/JEkOywSyDp — The Hill (@thehill) September 12, 2024 From The Hill: People of all skin tones can develop basal cell carcinoma, but those with light skin that rarely tans, light eyes and red or blonde hair have the highest risk of developing the disease, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. The cancer tends to grow slowly and while typically not life-threatening, if left untreated, it can “wrap around nerves and blood vessels” and spread to muscle and bone, according to the association’s website. Some early signs of the cancer are a slowly growing, “non-healing spot that sometimes bleeds,” or a slightly raised area of irritated skin. “I encourage everyone to make sure that they do get regular checkups and follow through,” Hochul said. #BREAKING | Gov. Kathy Hochul was diagnosed with a type of skin cancer on her nose and will undergo a procedure to remove it. https://t.co/60WHNzm5kG — PIX11 News (@PIX11News) September 12, 2024 In recent days, Hochul heavily pushed the experimental COVID-19 shots. “Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the new COVID-19 vaccine for the 2024-2025 season is now available in New York State. The Governor encouraged all eligible New Yorkers — especially those who are 65 and older, are at risk for severe COVID-19, or have never received a COVID-19 vaccine — to get the vaccine as students return to school, and ahead of the respiratory illness season,” Hochul’s office stated last week. “The Governor and New York State Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald also announced the Commissioner’s standing order allowing all eligible New Yorkers to receive the new COVID-19 vaccine at any pharmacy in New York State without a prescription from their individual health care provider,” it added. “Now is the time to get the new COVID-19 vaccine to help protect your family and your community,” Hochul said. “As in years’ past, we’re putting health first and making it easy for all eligible New Yorkers to get the new vaccine at any pharmacy statewide,” she added. WATCH: Governor Kathy Hochul: "The data is clear. The (COVID) vaccines actually work. And it reduces infections by 57% in 18 to 49 year-olds and it cuts doctor visits and hospital visits down by about 50%. Now here's the choice people have…You can spend thanksgiving quarantining… pic.twitter.com/XLjHWLYH7q — Camus (@newstart_2024) September 6, 2024 The Democrat governor also released this ad promoting the toxic shot:

An Ontario woman faces an ‘assault with a weapon’ charge after she reportedly sprayed her neighbor with a water gun on accident. “Wendy Washik was at a neighbourhood barbecue on Sept. 1 when she joined a playful water gun fight with one of her neighbour’s children. As the 58-year-old educational assistant was chasing the child to the front of the home, she said she accidentally sprayed another neighbour with water,” CTV News Toronto reports. In an interview with CTV News Toronto, Washik said the neighbor began screaming at her following the incident. The neighbor called police and officers reportedly charged her with assault with a weapon. “I was in shock. I just couldn’t believe it. I kept saying to the police officer, ‘It was a water gun. I didn’t do it intentionally. I was having a water gun fight!’ I just couldn’t believe it,” Washik said, according to the outlet. WATCH: Woman faces charges of assault with a weapon after accidentally spraying neighbour with a water gun. Trudeau’s Canada is fun, hey? I thought this was a comedy skit at first. pic.twitter.com/OtytovA90R — Kat Kanada (@KatKanada_TM) September 12, 2024 CTV News Toronto reports: According to an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) news release issued on Sept. 3, a Norfolk County officer was called to the Woodway Trail home for a report of a neighbour dispute which resulted in the victim being physically assaulted. No injuries were reported. Washik’s full name, age and area of residence were included in the news release announcing the assault with a weapon charge against her but a description of the type of weapon used was not. Washik said her school board has placed her on leave pending the resolution of the court proceedings. “I’ve been very stressed, mentally and financially stressed. My family has been through a lot too,” she said. Although Washik says she still can’t believe she is facing an assault with a weapon charge, one Toronto criminal defence lawyer said “anything” can qualify as a weapon. “Frankly, a pencil, a knife, picture frame…it depends upon how the object is utilized that determines whether or not it’s a weapon. So, the water gun can be qualified as a weapon as a result,” Monte MacGregor, who is not involved in the case, told CTV News Toronto in an interview. “And assault is where you touch someone or threaten to touch them in a manner without their consent, right?” #REPORT: Wendy Washik from Simcoe, Ontario, has been charged with assault with a weapon after spraying her neighbour with a water gun. pic.twitter.com/kip2SQJj77 — 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) September 11, 2024 'An unfortunate waste of resources': Ontario woman facing criminal charge following water gun incident https://t.co/HzhU3Sy3J0 — CP24 (@CP24) September 12, 2024 From CP24: Washik is due in court on Sept. 24 to answer for the charge and MacGregor said her lawyer will likely have a chance to speak with the Crown attorney before then. He said the Crown attorney may use their discretion and offer Washik a resolution, however, it may require her taking responsibility for the incident. “[The Crown] is not supposed to adjudicate the situation either, right? And at this point they have one aggrieved person, the guy who said, ‘Well, she hit me intentionally with a gun.’ She’s got a defence, but it still may warrant a trial. It’s an unfortunate waste of resources, but you know, the justice system is to serve everyone,” MacGregor explained. CTV News Kitchener attempted to speak with the neighbour who reported the incident to the police but he did not appear to be home at the time. For the OPP’s part, it said it is committed to maintaining high standards in their investigative work, “regardless of how the public may perceive the allocation of resources.” Washik said she hopes the matter is resolved before Sept. 24. Her daughter has since started a GoFundMe campaign to cover her legal expenses. “I am hoping and praying that it goes my way,” she said. WATCH: