Sunday Smiles

In what has become a commonplace occurrence, Ohio Senator and GOP vice presidential nominee JD Vance gets booked on a Regime Media Sunday show, appears on said show, and then promptly wrecks whatever gotchas the host had planned for him. In this case, Vance went through three shows. CNN State of the Union host Jake Tapper devoted a significant amount of his time to an attempted cornering of Vance on recent statements made by former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly to The New York Times. Kelly’s remarks were in reaction both to an unsourced article published by longtime Tapper pal Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic alleging that former President Donald Trump said allegedly complimentary things about Adolf Hitler’s generals, and to Trump’s remarks regarding “the enemies within”. Tapper got demolished for his efforts: After an interview-consuming exchange over John Kelly, @JDVance1 DESTROYS Tapper and CNN over their lack of questions on the economy, and over their dishonest coverage of the Russia Hoax (among others) pic.twitter.com/yf3Dm27vra — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) October 27, 2024 Tapper attempted to revive “childless cat ladies” and “cats and dogs” by asking whether Vance would be VP of ALL Americans, and got stuffed again. CNN’s @JakeTapper to @JDVance: “Are you running to be Vice President of the United States or are you running to be Vice President of the red states? Because if you win... you’re going to be vice president of childless cat ladies” and “legal Haitian migrants.” #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/uFRytyoISy — Brent Baker ?? ?? (@BrentHBaker) October 27, 2024 Over on NBC Meet the Press, host Kristen Welker began with foreign policy”. After multiple passes at getting Vance to call Vladimir Putin an “enemy”, Welker rebutted the fact that Trump started no foreign wars with an outright LIE about the 2014 Crimean Invasion (which happened under Obama): NBC's Kristen Welker LIES about the Crimean invasion, which happened under Obama n 2014, in order to firefight "Putin didn't invade anybody while trump was in office". pic.twitter.com/uvq1TDQwM9 — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) October 27, 2024 Our own Brent Baker rightly asks a question left hanging in the air after this exchange: should we have gone to direct war with Russia over Crimea? Welker’s line of questioning certainly seemed to suggest that.  Welker then tried to pin Vance down on loyalty to the Constitution, and got an earful: .@JDVance1 wraps Kristen Welker's question on Mike Pence around her head, calls out both the Harris campaign and "their media allies" for being more interested in what Trump said than in what Trump did in office. pic.twitter.com/k6MWTqjdwR — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) October 27, 2024 Over on CBS Face the Nation, host Margaret Brennan took a similar tack by opening with foreign policy. But then she, like Welker, asked the question on fidelity to the Constitution. Here, Vance goes a different route, calling attention to Vice President Kamala Harris’s calls for censorship of dissidents. CBS's Margaret Brennan tries to get @JDVance1 on defense of the Constitution, Vance pivots to Kamala Harris's calls for censorship of dissidents. pic.twitter.com/4iOJbMDRcS — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) October 27, 2024 Brennan moves to a gender gap question, attempting to pit Vance against his wife Usha. with predictable results: WATCH: @JDVance1 very deftly flips Margaret Brennan's attempt to pit his wife Usha against him RE: the gender gap pic.twitter.com/YXTCeZUY3L — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) October 27, 2024 With the presidential election just 9 days away, the Regime Media are going into overdrive, seeking to extract the most out of any narrative that might preserve the Regime intact. This is just the beginning.  

The music industry has gotten really dark. Between depictions of Satan and flirtations with pornography, there doesn’t seem to be much room for good music any more. However, some artists disagree and are pioneering a path away from the evils of the mainstream music industry. On “Zero Hour,” M.I.A., record producer, rapper, and singer, sat down with James Poulos to discuss her pushback against the mainstream music industry, how music affects the spirit, and the future of music. M.I.A. described the limitations that are placed on artists who go through the traditional route of music production: “When you’re a musician, it’s the fact that you have to put it through the channels of an industry that it gets corrupted, and it gets put into a box.” She went on to say that “even the producers think the avant-garde is the exact same as the mainstream,” referring to up-and-coming artists who look and act exactly like the most popular people in the industry. They also discussed the effect of music on people’s spirit, whether we know it or not. She said, “Music directly accesses your spirit, and it does it without permission. ... There’s a level of responsibility and knowledge that you have to have, and we don’t have it [in the mainstream music industry].” While the present state of music is abysmal, M.I.A. has hope for the future: “Music has been hijacked because it became a business. But some people still know the value of music, and good music still exists.” Every path that leads away from the mainstream is an improvement, and M.I.A. hopes to inspire others to break away, too. To hear more of what M.I.A. had to say about mainstream music, alternative paths for artists in the future, and more, watch the full episode of “Zero Hour” with James Poulos.

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Archaeologists working in Pompeii’s ancient Amanti Island district have unveiled a unique small residence with vibrant, intricate frescoes that rival even the city’s grander homes. Known as the “Casa di Fedra” after a remarkably preserved fresco depicting the Greek myth of Hippolytus and Phaedra, this discovery offers a fresh perspective on Pompeii’s evolving architectural and cultural landscape in the 1st century AD. The house, located along Via dell’Abondanza, is striking for its compact layout, omitting traditional features like the atrium, a staple of Roman homes in this era, according to a report by Pompeii Archaeological Park. Spectacular 2000-Year-Old Pompeii Food Stall Reopens for Business! Bedroom Furnishings Offer a Glimpse of Middle-Class Life in Pompeii The house is compact, but with stylish decorations. (Pompeii - Parco Archeologico) A “Tiny House” with Lavish Decor Unlike the majority of homes in Pompeii, the Casa di Fedra lacks an atrium with the typical rainwater-collecting basin, or impluvium, a feature commonly found even in modest Roman houses. Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later 

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