Ohio Senator and Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance was on the same tarmac as Vice President Kamala Harris in Wisconsin on Wednesday and felt some sympathy for the group of reporters covering the Democratic nominee. It’s been more than two weeks since President Joe Biden dropped out and passed the mantle to Harris and the vice president has yet to do a major interview. Both Vance’s and Harris’ planes landed in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, around the same time as both candidates hit the campaign trail in the swing state. Vance took the opportunity to address the reporters waiting for Harris and called on the Democrat to answer more questions from the press. “I figured I’d come by … hopefully it’s going to be my plane in a few months,” Vance said pointing back at Air Force Two. “I also thought you guys may get lonely because the vice president doesn’t answer questions from reporters and hasn’t for seventeen days.” “Have they given you guys an explanation for why she won’t take questions from reporters?” he asked. “Nobody? Okay, great. Well, I hope that she’s changed her mind because it would be good for the American people, and I think it would be good for you all if she actually ran a real campaign instead of one from her basement with a teleprompter.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Asked by one reporter what he wants to hear from Harris, Vance replied, “I’d love her to just answer what she wants to do and also explain why every single position she has has changed.” WATCH: Vance and Harris on the same tarmac in Eau Claire. Vance comes over to cameras covering AF2 arrival… “… hopefully it’s going to be my plane in a few months. I also thought you guys may get lonely, bc the VP doesn’t answer q’s from reporters…” Vid: @WEAU13News pic.twitter.com/QhUS2MtEby — James Stratton (@StrattonWISN) August 7, 2024 WATCH BEN SHAPIRO’S ‘SCAMALA: KAMALA HARRIS UNMASKED’ ON DAILYWIRE+ Harris has been blasted for seemingly avoiding tough questions from the media after she locked up the Democratic nomination. The vice president and her newly tapped running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, are at the beginning of a campaign tour that will take them to each of the seven battleground states, but Harris doesn’t have any long-form interviews planned as of Wednesday. Harris and Walz appeared together for the first time as presidential and vice presidential nominees in Philadelphia for a rally on Tuesday night, hours after Harris picked Walz as her running mate. During the rally, Harris said Walz’s resume next to Vance’s is “like a matchup between the Varsity team and the JV squad.” VP: Tim Walz will be ready on day one. When you compare his resume to Trump’s running mate… some might say it’s like a matchup between the Varsity team and the JV squad pic.twitter.com/rIC4B1JHQn — Acyn (@Acyn) August 6, 2024

Actor Colin Farrell is discussing a foundation he started to honor his 20-year-old son James, who has a rare neurogenetic condition called Angelman syndrome. James is nonverbal and has a live-in caregiver. “I want the world to be kind to James,” the 48-year-old Irish actor told People during an interview published Wednesday. “I want the world to treat him with kindness and respect.” Farrell said he started The Colin Farrell Foundation as a means to help families once children become too old for other established support systems. James, who the actor shares with ex-girlfriend Kim Bordenave, will turn 21 soon and therefore be too old for most programs designed to help individuals with special needs. “Once your child turns 21, they’re kind of on their own,” Farrell told the outlet. “All the safeguards that are put in place, special ed classes, that all goes away, so you’re left with a young adult who should be an integrated part of our modern society and more often than not is left behind.” “This is the first time I’ve spoken about it, and obviously the only reason I’m speaking is I can’t ask James if he wants to do this,” he added. “I mean, I can. I speak to James as if he’s 20 and has perfect fluency with the English language and age-appropriate cognitive ability. But I can’t discern a particular answer from him as to whether he’s comfortable with all this or not, so I have to make a call based on knowing James’s spirit and what kind of young man he is and the goodness that he has in his heart.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Farrell also said James “has worked so hard all his life, so hard.” He continued, “Repetition, repetition, balance, his jerky gait. When he started feeding himself for the first time, his face looks like a Jackson Pollock by the end of it. But he gets it in, he feeds himself beautifully. I’m proud of him every day, because I just think he’s magic.” The Academy Award-nominated actor said he “for years wanted to do something in the realm of providing greater opportunities for families who have a child with special needs, to receive the support that they deserve, basically the assistance in all areas of life.” He said individuals with special needs have “earned the right to have a greater degree of individuality and autonomy on life, and a greater degree of community.” “This is all because of James— it’s all in his honor,” he said of starting the foundation.

A Gazan woman with long ties to a U.S.-designated terror organization was nominated in June for the 2024 News and Documentary Emmy Awards. Bisan Owda, who was once a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), was nominated with her outlet, AJ+ in the Outstanding Hard News Feature Story: Short Form category for her Al Jazeera show “It’s Bisan from Gaza and I’m Still Alive.” The video series documents Owda’s experience since Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel, during which the terrorist group killed over a thousand people and took hundreds hostage. But Owda’s 4.7 million Instagram followers may not be aware of her ties to the PFLP. Owda’s connection with the group was first reported by Israeli activist Eitan Fischberger, who found evidence that Owda was a member of the Marxist terror organization, which has a history of airplane hijackings and suicide bombings.  The PFLP, which has been a U.S.-designated terror organization since 1997, identified Owda as a member of its youth wing in a 2018 post on its website. In a 2015 on-camera interview with a Palestinian outlet, Owda, wearing military garb and a PFLP scarf, said she would not back down from “revolution.” Here’s Bisan being interviewed at the rally celebrating the 48th anniversary of the PFLP’s founding pic.twitter.com/GrbrGu2BAM — Eitan Fischberger (@EFischberger) August 7, 2024 “The most important front is that the people of Gaza, the people in the West Bank, and in Jerusalem, and all the protesters are one hand and one people who will not back down for a moment from their land, from their right to their land,” she said in Arabic. “That is to say, they will not back down at all from their cause and their revolution.” The interview took place at PFLP’s 48th-anniversary celebration in 2015, for which “Comrade” Owda served as a reception committee member and welcomed the crowds, according to the Palestinian outlet Al Watan Voice. Photos show Owda on stage addressing the crowd, which included children and masked men holding knives and Hezbollah flags. Owda also attended the following year’s PFLP anniversary celebration, where she was named as a host and opened the event with a moment of silence “in honor of the souls of our revolution’s martyrs,” according to the PFLP’s website. Owda was nominated by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), the organization responsible for the News and Documentary Emmys. The New York City-based organization is separate from the Primetime Emmy Awards bestowed by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Bisan Owda at the 2015 PFLP anniversary celebration, as reported by Al Watan Voice. (Photo credit: Al Watan Voice) A spokeswoman for NATAS told The Daily Wire that its awards are given by independent judges after a peer review. “Independent peer judges from across the broadcast journalism community reviewed the content and found it meritorious,” the spokeswoman said.  The judges’ votes are anonymous, and they are not paid by NATAS. Owda won a Peabody Award for her show earlier this year, and dedicated the award to “college students who are protesting, to all the people who took to the streets, to all the people at home who are participating in boycotts, to all the people worldwide, regardless of their religion, color, ethnicity, and kind.” ⁣ Owda kicked off her coverage of the October 7 massacre by defending it, according to The Jerusalem Post. “For every action, there is a reaction. This means: What was expected after 75 years of occupation and 17 years of siege?” she wrote in Arabic. “What was expected of us? … Would the families of the prisoners remain silent?” Since then, Owda has pushed anti-Israel rhetoric and falsehoods, and claimed that Israel is committing genocide and commits massacres “every second.” In March, Owda, who nicknamed Israel, “IsraHell,” said it was a “lie” that United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) workers participated in the October 7 massacre, and blamed the organization losing some funding over the reports as a “reason of [sic] the starvation of 2.3 million in Gaza.” Nine UNRWA workers were fired this week after an investigation concluded there was sufficient evidence they may have been involved in the October 7 attacks, according to UNRWA Deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq. A report from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) determined that there has been no famine in Gaza as of June. For those who don’t know, IsraHell accused UNRWA workers last month of participating in 7Oct, and the majority of UNRWA western funders accepted the lie without IsraHell providing any evidence! And cut the funds! And that was a reason of the starvation of 2.3million in Gaza! — Wizard_bisan1 (@wizardbisan) March 19, 2024 In July, Owda denied that Hezbollah had any part in killing 12 Druze children on a soccer field in northern Israel with a missile, calling it “propaganda.” The winners of Owda’s category will be announced at a ceremony on September 25.

Senator JD Vance (R-OH) stuck it to an NBC reporter during a brief exchange on Wednesday, calling him out for the “DNC talking point” inspired framing of the question before delivering his response. The reporter, who identified himself as NBC News senior Capitol Hill correspondent Garrett Haake, asked Vance about claims that Vice President Kamala Harris — who shot to the top of the Democrats’ 2024 ticket without winning a single primary vote of her own accord — had passed over Governor Josh Shapiro (D-PA) as her running mate due to his Jewish faith. WATCH: J.D. Vance SHUTS DOWN an MSNBC reporter for asking a misleading question: “You should take a little less DNC talking points when you ask your questions and ask a real question.” pic.twitter.com/Y7XSAnCfnf — Townhall.com (@townhallcom) August 7, 2024 “You have repeatedly suggested that the only reason Kamala Harris didn’t pick Josh Shapiro to be her running mate was because of his Jewish faith. Do you have any evidence to support that assertion, that a person who is married to a Jewish man is somehow anti-Semitic, or bowing to anti-Semites?” Haake asked. Vance took issue with the framing of the question, and said so: “Well, I reject the premise of the question. I did not say that was the only reason that Kamala Harris didn’t choose Josh Shapiro. So you should, you know, take a little less DNC talking points when you ask your questions, and ask a real question.” “I have suggested that Kamala Harris was motivated — or at least her party was motivated — by anti-Semitism, and the evidence that I offer for that is what dozens of Democratic activists said in the run-up to her selecting her nominee,” Vance continued. “There were multiple grassroots activists, multiple media personalities, multiple people with influence in the Democrat Party who suggested that she should not choose Josh Shapiro because of his ethnic background.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Vance pivoted then, adding, “And look, I don’t care what your ethnic background is. I know Donald Trump doesn’t care what your ethnic background is. I do not want to live in a country where we’re choosing who the next VP is based on skin color or ethnic heritage. Choose based on merit. And the fact that so many prominent leaders in the far Left felt empowered to talk about Shapiro’s ethnic heritage is a disgrace and I think it’s a scandal for the Democrat Party, yes, I do.” Vance was far from the only person to suggest that Shapiro being Jewish was what cost him a spot on Kamala Harris’ 2024 ticket. CNN’s Van Jones said that he believed Harris had “caved” to the anti-Semitic wing of the party when she did not tap Shapiro — a popular governor in a must-win state. Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) took things a step further, arguing that Harris had not “caved” to the anti-Semitic Left, but rather was a part of it herself. “Let’s be clear: Kamala didn’t *cave* to the antisemitic, pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic Party,” he said. “She *belongs* to the pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic party.” Let’s be clear: Kamala didn’t *cave* to the antisemitic, pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic Party. She *belongs* to the pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic party. — Tom Cotton (@TomCottonAR) August 6, 2024

Republicans are putting together an “aggressive playbook” for the new Congress that could result in the “most consequential” run in recent years, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said in a new interview. The plan is predicated on the stated expectation that Republicans hold the House and win control of the Senate and the White House in the November election, a result that would give the GOP a strong hand come January. “What we’re planning right now is we’re designing a very aggressive playbook for the legislative agenda in the new Congress,” Johnson told The Hill this week. Johnson called himself an “optimist” and said he believes Republicans are “going to win the White House, the Senate and the House, so I think there’ll be a lot of energy and excitement behind that.” Democrats currently lead the Senate, but only because a handful of independents caucus with them. Republicans hope to gain a couple seats, some of which are in “toss-up” territory, as rated by the Cook Political Report. The presidential election is poised to pit former President Donald Trump against Vice President Kamala Harris now that President Joe Biden has dropped out. Polls, so far, signal a close race. And in the present Congress, Republicans control the House, though with a slim margin that has allowed a small group of defectors breaking ranks to threaten or even blow up close votes. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Johnson indicated that he feels bullish about the GOP’s chances in the lower chamber, though the speaker tempered expectations by stating that he does not think a 35- or 40-seat majority is in the cards. “It’s not possible anymore, because the number of swing districts has been reduced dramatically due to gerrymandering and redistricting,” he said in reference to the “red wave” idea. Johnson said he believes Republicans can have “an exponential increase in our majority.” Such an edge over the Democrats would be “very helpful,” he added. “So if we have [a] unified government, what we’re also planning in the midst of all this is a very aggressive first 100 days agenda for the Congress,” Johnson said. The speaker said he told colleagues and Trump that Republicans can “have the most consequential presidency and Congress of the modern era if we win all this, because we have to fix everything.” He added, “The Biden-Harris administration has made a mess of every area of public policy.”

There’s an attempt to make Kamala Harris a wildly attractive and joyous candidate. We’ve had a few key words from the Kamala Harris campaign, which have then been repeated ad nauseum by their Praetorian Guard in the media. First, we had the word “weird” applied to Donald Trump and JD Vance. But it’s not “weird” for Harris to appear with drag queens or speak complete word coleslaw or randomly dance with schoolchildren. We had two and a half weeks of “weird,” complete with several lies about JD Vance. Now, we have a new campaign buzzword: “joy.” The Harris-Walz campaign is the campaign of “joy.” Donald Trump and JD Vance? They’re just too dark. They’re too dark because when they look at America right now, what they see is that America is in rough waters. They see an economy that is on the brink. They see a foreign policy that is completely disastrous and in full-scale meltdown. And that’s dark and terrible. But Kamala Harris? She represents joy. She can’t help but dance. She can’t help but bubble over with enthusiasm for electric school buses and Venn diagrams. And Tim Walz is filled with joy. This is the new angle. WATCH: The Ben Shapiro Show David Plouffe, who was brought on from the Obama campaign to redo the 2008 Barack Obama campaign for Harris, stated in an MSNBC interview, “The Trump-Vance ticket is just incredibly dark, negative about the country, kind of captured in the Fox bubble where you blame everybody for everything. And I think that’s a distinction. In my career in politics, which is longer than I’d like, joy alone won’t win you, but it’s a great combination with the right ideas and the right message and you’re out there, you like being with people you believe in this country. You know that we’ve got challenges, but you know we also have opportunities. And to be upbeat about that and to believe in this country, I think, is really, really important.” That’s a lie. Democrats are not upbeat about the country. They believe America is systemically racist, deeply inequitable, and quite evil from its root. Both Kamala Harris and Tim Walz have said this in the past. They’re not a party of deep feeling for the magic of the U.S. Constitution or for the American people, whom they malign, looking at half of them as outright racists. But they’re going to paper over this unbelievably thin campaign with this pastiche of joy and happiness. You can feel it. I have very sensitive taste buds, and I can taste fake sugar. I can taste it. I can’t have NutraSweet; it tastes bitter to me. That applies to my political analysis as well. When I see the fake sugar that is being ladled all over the Kamala Harris campaign, it makes me want to vomit. Watching Harris call Walz to notify him that he was going to be the running mate looked absolutely scripted with fake enthusiasm. The smiles are all pasted on Joker-style, as though she’s fallen into a bin of toxic waste that has left her with some sort of facial contortion. But we’re supposed to pretend this is joy. It’s such bumper-sticker pablum. Those who fall for it will deserve what they get. This is the new campaign, the campaign of joy, laughter, and unicorns running through the meadows accompanied by fairies. Is this a joyous time? Do most Americans feel like this is a joyful time in America? Are you getting that feeling? Because this is what they’re trying to tell you. There isn’t that much Stevia or monk fruit in the world to gloss this one over. * * * WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI

Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) suffered a significant defeat in her primary election on August 6, losing her bid for a third term in the House of Representatives to St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell. Bush, known for her progressive stance and membership in "The Squad," was ousted following a substantial financial push by the pro-Israel American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and its affiliated super PAC, United Democracy Project. The primary race, which turned into the second most expensive House primary in history, saw AIPAC pour nearly $9 million into supporting Bell. This massive spending significantly impacted the outcome, as Bush, despite receiving $2.2 million from Justice Democrats, could not match the financial firepower backing her opponent​. A "BLACK JOB" IS SOMETHING CORI BUSH DOES NOT HAVE OH HAPPY DAY! OH HAPPY DAY She is the Second Squad member to lose her seat! I can’t wait until they are all gone They are all full of hate stupidity. I’m laughing so hard Who’s laughing with me pic.twitter.com/eyyOA30cWo — Terrence K. Williams (@w_terrence) August 7, 2024 In her fiery concession speech, Bush declared that the campaign against her had only strengthened her resolve. "All they did was radicalize me, so now they need to be afraid," she said, targeting AIPAC directly. "AIPAC, I'm coming to tear your kingdom down"​. Bush's defeat marks a broader trend this election cycle, where pro-Israel groups have successfully targeted progressive Democrats. Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.), another "Squad" member, also lost his primary earlier this year following a similar influx of spending from AIPAC. These losses highlight the growing influence of external funding in shaping the political landscape, particularly concerning U.S. policies toward Israel​. JUST IN: Democrat "Squad" member Cori Bush defeated in the Missouri First Congressional District primary. How’s that "Defund the Police" campaign working out for you, Cori? This loss has sent shockwaves through political circles, as the once unshakable incumbent finds herself… pic.twitter.com/LCISc1cWup — Hank (@HANKonX) August 7, 2024 Bell's campaign capitalized on Bush's vulnerabilities, including her vote against the bipartisan infrastructure bill and a federal investigation into her campaign spending. While the Israel-Hamas conflict was not a central issue in the primary, Bush's outspoken criticism of Israel amplified her challenges​. In a statement after the election, AIPAC emphasized the broader implications of Bush's defeat, noting that voters are rejecting anti-Israel voices in favor of candidates who support a strong U.S.-Israel relationship. This sentiment was echoed by Marshall Wittmann, an AIPAC spokesman, who pointed out that Bush's defeat was part of a larger pattern of losses for candidates not aligned with AIPAC's views​. Despite her loss, Bush remains committed to her political activism. She promised to mobilize grassroots efforts and continue her advocacy from outside the halls of Congress. "Whether I'm congresswoman or not, I'm still taking care of my people," she told her supporters, indicating that her political journey is far from over​ . As Wesley Bell prepares to take over Missouri's 1st Congressional District, the dynamics of the House will shift, with the influence of progressive voices like Bush's being tempered by the increasing clout of well-funded pro-Israel groups. The coming months will reveal how these changes will affect the legislative priorities and alliances within the Democratic Party​. The post Cori Bush Concedes, Vows to Take Down Jewish Lobby appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

In a significant shakeup in the media industry, CNET has been sold, Broadcasting & Cable is shutting down, and Axios is laying off staff. The wave of changes comes amid a challenging period for media companies, grappling with declining ad revenues and evolving digital landscapes. CNET, a leading tech news and review site, was sold by Red Ventures to Ziff Davis. This marks another major transaction for CNET, which has seen multiple ownership changes over the years. Red Ventures acquired CNET in 2020 but decided to offload it as part of its strategy to streamline its operations amid the fluctuating media market​. Dogged By ‘AI’ ClickBait Scandals, CNET (Once Valued At $1.8 Billion) Sold For $100 Million to Ziff Davishttps://t.co/hFP9dkY8WZJOUNOBOTS KILLED IT! CLICKBAIT MILLS! Red Ventures owned it, and remember UNH bailed them out to create RVO Health content shit show! pic.twitter.com/oDp4ecp0pp — MedicalQuack (@MedicalQuack) August 7, 2024 Broadcasting & Cable, a publication revered for its comprehensive coverage of the broadcast and cable industries, is closing down after decades of service. Its print and digital operations will cease, a move that underscores the broader trend of traditional media struggling to maintain profitability in the face of digital competition and changing consumer habits​​. Axios, a digital media company known for its concise reporting style, is laying off 50 employees. This reduction is part of a broader trend of layoffs sweeping through the media sector as companies adjust to economic pressures and declining ad revenues. Axios had been acquired by Cox Enterprises in a $525 million deal in 2022, which aimed to expand its media footprint but has since faced financial hurdles​. Wow. When I worked at Ziff's PCMag, CNet was just a floor below us. We were respectful but aggressive competitors. But the brands shared a weird, tortured, comingled history on the Internet front. For a time, CNet ran all of Ziff's Internet properties (it was a mess). Now it's… — Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) August 6, 2024 These developments are part of a broader media meltdown that has seen numerous layoffs and closures across the industry. In 2024 alone, major outlets like NBC News, MSNBC, and Sports Illustrated have cut significant portions of their staff. The media landscape is being reshaped by these economic challenges, forcing companies to rethink their strategies and operations​​. The closure of Broadcasting & Cable and the layoffs at Axios highlight the ongoing struggles within the media industry. Many companies are facing the harsh reality of adapting to a digital-first world, where traditional revenue models are becoming increasingly unsustainable. The impact on journalism is profound, with many experienced professionals losing their jobs and the scope of news coverage potentially narrowing as a result​​. As the media industry continues to evolve, these changes signal a period of uncertainty and adaptation. The sale of CNET, the shutdown of Broadcasting & Cable, and the layoffs at Axios are indicative of the broader challenges facing media companies today. The industry must navigate these turbulent times to find new ways to engage audiences and sustain their operations​. The post CNET Sold, Broadcasting & Cable Shuts Down, and Axios Layoffs: A Media Meltdown appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

The pain an expectant couple feels when they experience a pregnancy loss is truly palpable. Whether they carried the baby for a few weeks or delivered a stillborn baby full-term, they will undoubtedly feel the loss for the rest of their lives. Every person deals with the loss of an unborn baby differently. One TikTok couple chose to use humor, and their video went viral. Alexandra Madison and Jon Bouffard amassed millions of followers on social media as self-proclaimed DINKS, which stands for dual income, no kids. When they announced Alex was expecting a baby earlier this year, many were surprised. Fans soon became excited to be on the funny couple’s pregnancy journey. Tragically, on June 21, Alex posted they lost their son, Leo Grey, at 26 weeks gestation. @alexandramadison_ We don’t handle rejection very well here   Jon and I have always posted skits inspired by what’s going on in our lives, and that includes this one. We never thought we would be here making this ‘follow-up’ to our first video resigning as DINKs (Dual Income No Kids), but here we are. And that’s life. Real life. There are ups and downs, and along the way, I’ve discovered that a little (sometimes dark) humor brings moments of relief. This post is a small part of that journey, a reminder that it’s okay to give ourselves and each other permission to laugh again. We can’t thank you all enough for your continued outpouring of support. And to all the couples who had their DINK memberships renewed, did you turn your nursery into a wine cellar? We haven’t…just asking. ♬ original sound – Alex and Jon “There are no words that can truly capture the depth of this pain. Nothing can prepare you for this. Our hearts will never be the same,” the couple wrote. As time passed, Alex and Jon decided to share a skit that depicted their feelings. Things had gotten somber after Leo’s death, so the pair decided to go back to humor. In a skit captioned, “We don’t handle rejection very well here.” Alex and Jon go back to the fictional DINK office to retrieve their denied “resignation” from being DINK. “Jon and I have always posted skits inspired by what’s going on in our lives, and that includes this one. We never thought we would be here making this ‘follow-up’ to our first video resigning as DINKs (Dual Income No Kids), but here we are. And that’s life. Real life. There are ups and downs, and along the way, I’ve discovered that a little (sometimes dark) humor brings moments of relief. This post is a small part of that journey, a reminder that it’s okay to give ourselves and each other permission to laugh again,” she wrote. TikTokers Loved Alexandra And Jon’s Video On Pregnancy Loss One person wrote, “We were denied twice before our application finally went through.” Another shared they were glad to see Alex and Jon back, “I’m sure it must be hard to do those clips, and at the same time, I am so glad you are finding a way to cope that continues to bring light in our lives You guys are truly the bests.” This person agreed, “This made me weep. Love y’all.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post TikTok Couple Uses Humor To Help Ease Pain Of Devastating Pregnancy Loss appeared first on InspireMore.

The moment all AGT fans have been waiting for is finally here! Host Howie Mandel helped announce which acts will compete during the live rounds in a YouTube video. Now, the power resides in America’s hands, as we get to vote our favorite acts forward in the competition. Check the list below to see if your favorite act will be competing. Here’s Which Acts Are Moving Forward On “America’s Got Talent” Acrobatic Acts Airfootworks Hakuna Matata Acrobatic Group Illya & Anastasia Strakhov Musicians and Bands Maya Neelakantan Ashes & Arrows The Reklaws Nini Aerial Acts Kelsey Jane Sebastian and Sonia “AGT” Variety Acts Schumacher Tonikaku Baton Acts Phillip Lewis Dance Acts Bboy Samuka Hypers Kids Africa Brent Street Legion Los Osos High School Sabrina “AGT” Sideshow Acts Jelly Boy The Clown Singers & Rappers Brooke Bailey Liv Warfield Flewnt & Inkabee Journeyy L6 Alex Sampson Dee Dee Simon Reid Wilson Richard Goodall Pranysqa Mishra Biko’s Manna Oscar Stembridge Menudo Stephanie Rainey Magicians Sam Huang Jonathan Burns Young-Min Contortion Acts Arshiya Comedians Learnmore Jonas Erica Rhodes Shadow Performance Attraction Juniors Drone Show Sky Elements Dog Acts Roni Sagi & Rhythm Extreme Ballet Acts Ashlee Montague Quick Change Acts Solange Kardinaly Live Rounds Of “AGT”: What To Expect Youtube The list of acts making it to the live shows reveals a boatload of talent this season. While singers and dance acts seem to make up most of this season’s live show group, there are some hidden talent types in the bunch. While all of the judges’ Golden Buzzer acts got to jump ahead to the live rounds, there are no guarantees for them now. Below are all of the Golden Buzzers season 19. Howie Manel’s Golden Buzzers: Brent Street Dance & Reid Wilson Sofia Vergara’s Golden Buzzers: Legion Dance & Schumacher Simon Cowell’s Golden Buzzers: Liv Warfield and Sky Element Terry Crew’s Golden Buzzers: Learnmore Jonasi Hedi Klum’s Golden Buzzer: Richard Goodall & Pranysqa Mishra “America’s Got Talent” Season 19 Has New Twists NBC News does a great job of breaking down this season of “AGT” and all of its new twists. It reveals, “The Top 44 will compete in four weeks of Live Quarterfinal rounds, with 11 Acts competing each week.” There is also now a Live Show Golden Buzzer, in addition to the extra Golden Buzzer each judge got this season. That’s right, folks. Each judge has two Golden Buzzers to give out this season. Each week, one judge can use their Live Show Golden Buzzer to advance their chosen act to the next round. The remaining three acts moving forward will be chosen by America. We cannot wait to see how these live Quarterfinals play out. Remember, if you love an act, you have to vote! The AGT Live Shows begin on August 13 at 8/7 PM C on NBC. The source of the featured image can be found here. The post “AGT” Announces Which Acts Will Compete During The Live Rounds appeared first on InspireMore.