National Public Radio on Friday officially suspended veteran editor Uri Berliner‚ who recently published an essay exposing the government-funded outlet’s alleged bias during former President Donald Trump’s presidency. Berliner‚ who has worked at NPR for 25 years‚ alleged in the essay published in The Free Press that the outlet was seeking to take down Trump during his presidency by citing Russia-collusion accusations that subsequently were debunked. The outlet suspended Berliner without pay for five days starting on Friday‚ NPR reported on Tuesday. NPR informed Berliner in a letter on Thursday afternoon that the editor neglected to get the outlet’s required sign-off for publishing an essay for another outlet‚ characterizing it as a “final warning.” NPR said Berliner would be fired should break the policy again‚ and the editor is not appealing the suspension. Berliner’s essay‚ as well as his public comments after publishing it‚ led to “deep anger and dismay within NPR‚” according to the outlet. Berliner claimed in his essay that all of NPR was in agreement on the prioritization of race and identity‚ causing a lack of “viewpoint diversity” and rise in diversity‚ equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The editor also criticized the outlet for failing to cover the Hunter Biden laptop story ahead of the 2020 presidential election‚ and uncritically accepting the words of Dr. Anthony Fauci during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Colleagues contend Berliner cherry-picked examples to fit his arguments and challenge the accuracy of his accounts‚” according to NPR. “They also note he did not seek comment from the journalists involved in the work he cited.” &;gt;&;gt;&;gt; OPINION: All (and Only) Left-Wing Things Considered at NPR‚ 25-Year Veteran Reveals NPR’s new CEO Katherine Maher criticized Berliner’s essay on Friday‚ according to NPR‚ saying it was “a criticism of our people on the basis of who we are.” Maher posted her support for President Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign on Twitter‚ now X‚ in November of that year‚ as well as called Trump “racist” on social media in 2018‚ according to The New York Times. “We’re looking for a leader right now who’s going to be unifying and bring more people into the tent and have a broader perspective on‚ sort of‚ what America is all about‚” Berliner told NPR Monday. “And this seems to be the opposite of that.” NPR receives less than 1% of its funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting‚ federal agencies and departments‚ according to its website. “I love NPR and feel it’s a national trust‚” Berliner told NPR. “We have great journalists here. If they shed their opinions and did the great journalism they’re capable of‚ this would be a much more interesting and fulfilling organization for our listeners.” NPR and Berliner did not immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment. The post NPR Suspends Editor Who Blew Whistle on Left-Wing Takeover of Newsroom appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Left-wing activists' extreme narcissism always leads them to the same conclusion: You have no rights that they must respect. The latest example occurred Monday in Miami‚ Florida‚ where police arrested seven pro-Palestinian protesters for obstructing traffic‚ according to WSVN. That police response in Miami contrasted with the situation in some...

Last week‚ The Free Press published a piece by a senior editor for National Public Radio in which he laid out why he thinks the network has lost the trust of its listeners. On Tuesday‚ seeming to prove him correct‚ NPR suspended him for daring to speak out. Uri Berliner‚...

HARLEY-DAVIDSON FACTORY RACER KYLE WYMAN SETS A NEW TRACK RECORD AND WINS IN TEXAS TO HOLD KING OF THE BAGGERS POINTS LEAD Rispoli Takes Third Podium in Four Races Aboard Factory Harley-Davidson Road Glide MILWAUKEE (April 13‚ 2024) – Harley-Davidson® Factory Racing rider Kyle Wyman made his mark at Circuit of the Americas with a dramatic win‚ a new class track record‚ and the MotoAmerica® Mission King of the Baggers points lead. Wyman‚ aboard his race-prepared 2024 Road Glide® motorcycle‚ finished the doubleheader race day with second and first place finishes. His Harley-Davidson® Factory Racing teammate‚ James Rispoli‚ is third in points after hard-fought fourth and third place finishes. The MotoAmerica Mission King of the Baggers series appeared as part of the MotoGP Grand Prix of the Americas weekend on the challenging 3.4-mile‚ 20-turn Circuit of the Americas road course‚ adding a uniquely American flavor to the event and making many new fans. The first six-lap race saw Factory Indian rider and pole sitter‚ Tyler O’Hara‚ lead a breakaway pack of six bikes‚ including Wyman and Rispoli‚ for the first five laps. On the last lap of the race‚ Wyman made his move‚ passing O’Hara for the lead. Factory Indian rider Troy Herfoss came with him after fighting his way to the front from as far back as sixth place. Moments later Herfoss dove below Wyman heading into turn 15‚ forcing Wyman wide. Herfoss held on to cross the finish line 0.295 seconds ahead of Wyman with O’Hara third‚ Rispoli fourth‚ and RevZilla/Motul/Vance &; Hines Harley-Davidson rider Hayden Gillim fifth‚ all separated by less than one second. Later Saturday afternoon‚ the second six-lap Mission King of the Baggers race saw Herfoss and Wyman pass O’Hara on lap two and gradually open a gap over the second group of riders‚ led by Rispoli. Wyman stalked Herfoss until the last lap before making his move on the brakes going into turn 1. Wyman then laid down a near perfect lap‚ setting a new lap record for the class at 2:14.8 and a win by 0.677 seconds. “I knew I had some pace on the Factory Harley-Davidson Road Glide and methodically moved my way forward‚” said Wyman. “I’m so pumped to get this win for Harley-Davidson. It was a really great race‚ I’m looking forward to Road Atlanta.” Rispoli enjoyed another successful weekend on the Factory Harley-Davidson team with his third podium finish in four races. “I am so stoked to be on the podium again‚” said Rispoli after race two. “There were so many people battling for position‚ and it was so much work. I tried everything to hang on to third place for my guys who worked so hard this weekend. It’s such a confidence boost for me.” After four of 18 rounds in the 2024 MotoAmerica Mission King of the Baggers series‚ Wyman leads the championship with 95 points. Herfoss is second with 85 points‚ followed by Rispoli with 61 points‚ O’Hara with 46 points‚ and Gillim with 45 points. Harley-Davidson® Factory Racing returns to action April 19-21 at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta in Braselton‚ Ga. during the MotoAmerica Superbikes at Road Atlanta event. The Mission King of the Baggers series features race-prepared American V-Twin touring motorcycles. Harley-Davidson® Factory Racing Road Glide® motorcycles are powered by modified Screamin’ Eagle® Milwaukee-Eight® 131 Performance Crate Engines. The team bikes also feature upgraded suspension components‚ including Screamin’ Eagle/&;Ouml;hlins Remote Reservoir Rear Shocks‚ plus competition exhaust‚ race tires and lightweight bodywork. Harley-Davidson® Factory Racing is sponsored by Mission® Foods‚ Rockford Fosgate®‚ Brembo®‚ &;Ouml;hlins®‚ Protolabs®‚ SYN3® lubricants‚ and Screamin’ Eagle® Performance Parts and Accessories. MotoAmerica King of the Baggers Race Results – Circuit of the Americas Race 1 Troy Herfoss (Ind) S&;S/Indian Motorcycle Kyle Wyman (H-D) Harley-Davidson Factory Racing Tyler O’Hara (Ind) S&;S/Indian Motorcycle James Rispoli (H-D) Harley-Davidson Factory Racing Hayden Gillim (H-D) RevZilla/Vance &; Hines Harley-Davidson Rocco Landers (H-D) RevZilla/Vance &; Hines Harley-Davidson Bobby Fong (Ind) SDI/Roland Sands Racing Cory West (H-D) Saddleman/Harley-Davidson Kyle Ohnsorg (Ind) RydFast Racing Max Flinders (Ind) Mad Monkey Motorsports Travis Wyman (H-D) Saddleman/Harley-Davidson MotoAmerica King of the Baggers Race Results – Circuit of the Americas Race 2 Kyle Wyman (H-D) Harley-Davidson Factory Racing Troy Herfoss (Ind) S&;S/Indian Motorcycle James Rispoli (H-D) Harley-Davidson Factory Racing Bobby Fong (Ind) SDI/Roland Sands Racing Tyler O’Hara (Ind) S&;S/Indian Motorcycle Hayden Gillim (H-D) RevZilla/Vance &; Hines Harley-Davidson Rocco Landers (H-D) RevZilla/Vance &; Hines Harley-Davidson Kyle Ohnsorg (Ind) RydFast Racing Max Flinders (Ind) Mad Monkey Motorsports Cory West (H-D) Saddleman/Harley-Davidson Gear up to ride to your favorite Motorcycling Events – Click Here to view the all-new 5-Ball Racing Shop The post H-D Factory Racer Sets New Track Record appeared first on Bikernet Blog - Online Biker Magazine.

This Kentucky and Tennessee motorcycle ride includes a section of the Natchez Trace Parkway‚ which starts less than 20 miles from downtown Nashville. The historic road follows an ancient pathway for 444 miles to Natchez‚ Mississippi‚ on the Mississippi River. (Photos by the author and Cheryl Kessel) When a family friend decided to celebrate a milestone birthday in Nashville‚ our interest was piqued. Being big music fans and suckers for seeing new places‚ especially those with famously good motorcycling roads‚ my wife‚ Cheryl‚ and I decided to tag along. Others handled the search for accommodations and entertainment opportunities for the trip‚ so I was left to handle the most important job: securing a motorcycle for some adventuring.  None of the rental companies in Nashville had a motorcycle that matched my criteria‚ so I searched the Riders Share peer‑to‑peer rental website and found a BMW F 750 GS. I had never used this kind of rental service before‚ and after some easy back and forth with the motorcycle’s owners‚ our rental was secure. The owners even agreed to deliver the bike directly to our lodging for a small fee. All we had to do was pack riding gear.  Scan QR codes above or click Day #1 or Day #2 to view routes on REVER After a late‑night arrival in Nashville‚ we settled into our rental apartment downtown. About noon the following day‚ a clean‚ blue GS rolled up. The friendly owners‚ Madison and Tim‚ gave me some great local knowledge tips for our first afternoon of riding. Day 1: Leiper’s Fork and the Natchez Trace Parkway | Tennessee Motorcycle Ride We did not have time on this trip for the complete 444 miles of the famed Natchez Trace Parkway‚ but I knew we had to ride part of it. Tim gave me a strategy for seeing some great locations and sampling the parkway in an afternoon of riding. Nashville is a hive of tourist activity‚ and leaving the metro area went how you would expect. We weaved around party buses and through the dense traffic‚ finally leaving behind the neon lights‚ blaring music‚ and bar‑hopping activity for a Tennessee motorcycle ride through the countryside. The 1‚572-foot-long Natchez Trace Bridge is an impressive structure both from below and from above. It carries the Natchez Trace Parkway 145 feet above State Route 96. We headed northwest on Interstate 40 through farmland and beside impressive southern mansions‚ both historic and modern. Our eyes‚ conditioned by the muted pastel hues of our home state of Arizona‚ were dazzled by the vibrant greens of the Tennessee landscape. After exiting the freeway at McCrory Lane‚ perfectly furrowed crops and geometrically mowed estate lawns lined the sweeping corners. On State Route 96‚ the Natchez Trace Bridge‚ with its sweeping‚ whitewashed double arches‚ grew on the horizon.  See all of Rider‘s Tennessee touring stories here A bit more riding brought us to Leiper’s Fork. The quaint village‚ once a virtually unknown dot on a map‚ has emerged as a small‚ thriving arts and entertainment center. It is also near sprawling estates owned by music and entertainment superstars like Faith Hill‚ Tim McGraw‚ and Nicole Kidman. On the town’s short main street‚ we dropped a kickstand at the Fox &; Locke Restaurant‚ a historic establishment with a common feature at any bar or restaurant in this neck of the woods: a stage for live performances. Cheryl ordered the classic BLT‚ and I chose the catfish sandwich – flaky white fish topped with a medley of slaw‚ grilled onions‚ and pickles – which was a culinary highlight of our entire vacation. The Fox &; Locke in Leiper’s Fork‚ Tennessee‚ is a favorite stop for motorcyclists near the Natchez Trace Parkway. After a walk by the shops and galleries of the small town‚ we rode onto the Natchez Trace Parkway. It was almost surreal how the traffic dropped away‚ the road became smooth‚ and the terrain morphed into an undulating delight. Mowed grass lined the sweeping corners of the parkway‚ and wooded thickets added to the texture of the ride. I did not have to slow for traffic once on our way to the Parkway’s northern end‚ which included riding over the massive bridge that we rode beneath earlier. The entirety of the Natchez Trace is now on my bucket list of rides.  After exiting the Parkway‚ we passed another famed local eatery‚ the Loveless Cafe‚ but I was too full from lunch to indulge in their legendary biscuits and gravy. We made our way to the Belle Meade Estate and Winery for a brief tour of the historic property before rolling back into Nashville. Nashville is a nonstop mix of neon‚ live music‚ and bustling watering holes. We spent the night sampling what has made Nashville famous – music. I doubt there’s a Broadway Street music hall that we did not visit. Night clubs sporting the names of famous country stars teemed with tourists as music blared from every direction. Multi‑leveled bars offered performers on each floor. We opted for the rooftop settings as they tended to be less intense and crowded. Far from a lazy Southern city‚ Nashville is a frenzy of people and music often referred to as “Nashvegas.” Day 2: Burning Barns and Bowling Green | Kentucky Motorcycle Ride With country music still ringing in my ears‚ I geared up for a solo ride north of Nashville as Cheryl opted to sleep late. I headed northwest toward Ashland City on State Route 12‚ a smooth and pleasant roll through sweeping corners on a road which lived up to its designation as a state scenic parkway. From Ashland City‚ I made my way onto State Route 49 on a northeastern path toward Kentucky. I was fully engulfed in farmland. End‑of‑season cornfields dried in the September sun‚ and various other crops were green and thriving. An unexpected sight led me to stop and reach for my cellphone. Smoke was wafting from the gables and overhangs of a large red barn. I could not help but think about the short story “Barn Burning” by one of my favorite Southern authors‚ William Faulkner. Just before I did my civic duty by calling 911‚ I noticed another barn on the horizon emitting the same white smoke. A quick Google search set me straight.  As it cures‚ tobacco hangs like giant bats in a Kentucky barn. It was tobacco curing season‚ and farmers were drying their crop at 135‑140 degrees with carefully controlled fires within those barns. What was‚ at first‚ a concerning sight was now a source of intrigue and education for this Arizona boy. After passing by those smoldering structures‚ I saw another type of tobacco curing: huge red barns had doors opened wide‚ and tobacco hung from ceilings. If I hadn’t already done my roadside research‚ I may have mistaken the tobacco leaves for drying animal hides. See all of Rider‘s Kentucky touring stories here The ride through farmland continued as I passed from Tennessee into Kentucky‚ another tobacco‑producing state. The road carried new signage as Kentucky Route 383. I rolled into Franklin‚ a historically rich small city with a beautiful brick and stone downtown area‚ where Johnny Cash and June Carter were married at the First United Methodist Church. There is much to do in Franklin: thoroughbred racing and gaming at The Mint at Kentucky‚ tours and live dueling reenactments at the Sandford Duncan Inn‚ and Kentucky’s largest sunflower maze in August at Ruby Branch Farms. Kentucky is famous for its whiskey‚ and the Dueling Grounds Distillery is on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour. A farmer took his tractor to new heights in the region’s rich farmland. On my way out of town‚ I stopped at The Fork In The Road‚ an art installation of a Paul Bunyan‑sized utensil located at the corner of Bunch and Uls roads. Continuing north on U.S. Route 31W toward Bowling Green‚ I passed Octagon Hall‚ an eight‑sided brick home built in 1847 that is now a museum of Civil War artifacts. Bowling Green is not just a bustling and vibrant Southern city; it is also the only place in the world where Corvettes are made. I rode past and beside several of the sleek Chevys as I made my way through the city‚ which is also home to the National Corvette Museum. I motored through the attractive Western Kentucky University campus with its white‑columned and red‑brick buildings. The campus also preserves several historic structures like the impressive Felts Log House‚ which was built by a Revolutionary War veteran around 1810 and relocated to its current location in 1980.  This unassuming building squats directly on the Tennessee/Kentucky state line. After WKU‚ I made my way to the downtown district. The town square is a lively city centerpiece. A garden‑like central park sits in the shadows of historic stone buildings‚ and a beautiful fountain sits as the heart of the setting. My walk around the city center included several historically significant buildings and memorials. The area is well worth a visit. The quick route back to Nashville from Bowling Green would be Interstate 65‚ but where’s the fun in that&;#63; I rode U.S. Route 231 south through southern Kentucky and northern Tennessee until I made the southwestern turn onto U.S. Route 31 toward Nashville. It was a nice‚ relaxing end to my “exposure” of this part of Tennessee and Kentucky. We ended the night back on the streets of Nashville‚ visiting the famed Ryman Theater‚ listening to country music‚ and sampling Tennessee whiskey.  The beautiful town square in Bowling Green‚ Kentucky‚ is a great place to drop a kickstand and stretch the legs. Nashville‚ Bowling Green‚ and the other smaller towns I visited all exuded their own Southern charm. This was my first visit to the area‚ and it won’t be my last. I plan to ride the entire Natchez Trace Parkway‚ and the Nashville area will be either the staging location or the end game to that journey. See all of Rider‘s touring stories here Tennessee Motorcycle Ride Resources Tennessee Tourism Tennessee Trails and Byways Nashville‚ TN Natchez Trace Parkway Belle Meade Kentucky Motorcycle Ride Resources Kentucky Tourism Franklin/Simpson County‚ KY Bowling Green‚ KY National Corvette Museum The post Southern Exposure: A Tennessee and Kentucky Motorcycle Ride appeared first on Rider Magazine.

Three siblings‚ Daylon‚ Daura‚ and Devon Veater‚ became accidental viral stars‚ and now their covers inspire faith. Music has the power to uplift‚ soothe‚ and inspire. It's an incredible gift God uses to work in mysterious ways to inspire faith and transform lives‚ a truth exemplified by the remarkable journey of Daylon‚ Daura‚ and Devon Veater‚ also known as Life in 3D. RELATED: 5 Siblings Make Up The Five Strings Family And Today They Are Performing ‘Angels Among Us' The Kids Grew Up Singing Their journey from humble beginnings to touching the hearts of millions through music is a testament to the transformative power of harmony. Raised in Phoenix‚ Arizona‚ these siblings were nurtured in the realms of education via homeschooling and the rich tapestry of music woven by their family. Despite humble beginnings‚ their mother’s innovative approach to homeschooling integrated music into their lives‚ planting seeds of creativity that would later blossom into something extraordinary. One kid would sing while doing the dishes‚ yet another would hum folding laundry‚ and the third could be found strumming a guitar. Three different talents coming together to create one harmonious melody. WATCH: The Veater Siblings Sing ‘O Holy Night’  Inspired By Their Grandfather For the Veater siblings‚ music was just for fun. But their beloved grandfather‚ their staunchest supporter‚ and a music lover‚ ignited the flame of passion within them. However‚ it wasn't until they posted the cover of ‘O Holy Night' on their YouTube channel that the siblings truly understood how God was using their musical talents to reach others. RELATED: Mashup Of ‘Amazing Grace' And ‘Hallelujah' Performed By Talented Siblings Devon said a stranger posted a comment that touched his heart. &;quot;‘I'm an atheist‚ but this gave me chills.' It was just an ‘Aha&;#33;' moment‚ where we were bringing the light of Christ to other people‚ to our music‚ and they were feeling it.&;quot; He added‚ &;quot;This journey that we're on right now has actually built my faith.&;quot; God Does Use Ordinary People As they continue to navigate the complexities of college life‚ faith‚ and music‚ their lives prove God uses ordinary‚ everyday people to make extraordinary miraculous moments happen. Who knew God could reach a lost soul through three young college students through the gift of harmony&;#63; We pray the Veater siblings continue to serve as vessels for divine grace‚ touching the hearts of millions and igniting flames of faith in even the most skeptical souls. In the symphony of their voices‚ listeners find solace‚ healing‚ and a renewed sense of purpose-a testament to the transcendent power of God’s miracle-working love. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: 6 Sisters Singing ‘You Say' Lauren Daigle Cover Is Just The Pick Me Up You Needed John 11:25-26 “Jesus said to her‚ “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me‚ though he die‚ yet shall he live‚ and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this&;#63;” WATCH: The Talented Veater Siblings Share Their Story  LISTEN: Singer Jeremy Camp Recovers from Surgery | Woman Gets a Text from Future Father-in-Law after Proposal h/t: Epoch Times Featured Image Credit: YouTube/Life in 3D The post 3 Siblings Became Accidental Viral Stars and Now‚ Their Covers Are Inspiring Faith appeared first on GodUpdates.

Former UFC Champ Mark Coleman recently battled smoke and flames to save his parents from their burning home. And the heroic man gratefully says that today he's &;quot;the happiest man in the world&;#33;&;quot; Mark Coleman (59) was visiting his boyhood home near Sandusky‚ Ohio when his beloved dog Hammer awoke him at about 4:00 a.m. in the morning on Tuesday‚ March 12. Upon waking‚ he found the home in flames and immediately rushed into action. Mark‚ a warrior in the Octagon‚ re-entered the home multiple times in an effort to save his elderly parents and Hammer. RELATED: Hero Trash Man Hears Screams‚ Saves 3 Lives from Fire‚ and Then Just Goes About His Day Hammer Alerted The Family Both of Mark's parents survived and are doing fine. However‚ Hammer‚ a Rottweiler aptly named after his owner-Mark's fighter nickname is &;quot;The Hammer‚&;quot;- did not. Hammer's alert saved Mark and the rest of the family. But‚ despite his owner's best efforts‚ Hammer was lost. In serious condition after succumbing to smoke inhalation‚ Mr. Coleman was life-flighted from the scene. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Morgan Coleman (@mocoleman18) The UFC Hall of Famer's adult daughters‚ McKenzie and Morgan‚ were with their father during his recovery. They established a GoFundMe to help pay for his medical care and support their grandparents as they rebuild after losing everything in the tragic fire. Fans‚ family‚ and friends contributed over $120‚000 to help Mark and his family. RELATED: Family Got A New Puppy After Losing Their Beloved Dog In A House Fire Doctors released Mark from Toledo's St. Vincent Hospital on March 15. However‚ the hero had to return for a few days after developing pneumonia. McKenzie wrote in an update‚ &;quot;We were only home in Columbus for about an hour when he started to have numbness in his arms and chest pain. My Sister‚ Morgan‚ and I rushed him back to the hospital where they determined he has developed pneumonia. Despite all of this‚ he is still the same positive‚ spunky‚ spitfire self just as I am sure you can imagine...&;quot; WATCH: Former Champ of UFC‚ Mark Coleman‚ Wakes In Hospital After Fire Mark Recovers At Home Incredibly‚ the hero has now been released from the hospital a second time. He is recovering at home and has even returned to the gym for training since his harrowing ordeal. He wrote in an Instagram post‚ &;quot;I am healing up very well. My lungs are sore. My eyes are burnt but I'm very much alive and well. I feel so blessed it's in my higher powers hands. He wants me to move forward today and I am. I'm overwhelmed by the love and support that I have received‚ if I had a wish it would be that I could meet each and every one of you to give you a big hug and thank you in person.&;quot; In addition to &;quot;The Hammer‚&;quot; Mark has been called &;quot;The Godfather of Ground and Pound.” It's a reference to a particular fighting strategy that he regularly employed against his competitors. Today‚ Mark's girls and parents call him a hero. He calls himself blessed&;#33; YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Mom Suffers Horrific Burns While Risking Her Life To Save Her Children &;quot;Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them‚ for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.'&;quot; Deuteronomy 31:6 WATCH: Former UFC Champ Mark Coleman Is ‘Happiest Man’  LISTEN: Singer Jeremy Camp Recovers from Surgery | Woman Gets a Text from Future Father-in-Law after Proposal h/t: Good News Network Featured Image Credit: YouTube/WBNS 10TV The post Former Champ of UFC‚ Mark Coleman‚ Risked His Life to Save Elderly Parents from House Fire appeared first on GodUpdates.

Struggling Joe Biden sat alongside the leader of the Czech Republic at the White House Monday. He then thanked the people of Czechoslovakia‚ a nation that ceased to exist back in 1993. Joe Biden to the leader of the Czech Republic – ‘I can’t tell how much we appreciate the support of the people of Czechoslovakia…’Czechoslovakia ceased to exist 31 years ago.pic.twitter.com/3wPlncxB1Y— The First (@TheFirstonTV) April 15‚ 2024 Biden ignores reporters' questions for the second time today as his handlers force them out of the room pic.twitter.com/kJXrLLGGDB— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 15‚ 2024