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Once again, disgraced former Clinton operative George Stephanopoulos opens the ABC News This Week broadcast with a highly partisan editorial, equal parts screechy and sanctimonious. Watch the editorial in its entirety, as aired on ABC This Week on Sunday, June 2nd, 2024:  GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Good morning and welcome to This Week. In 1774 John Adams said, “representative government and trial by jury are the heart and lungs of liberty.” 250 years later, the heart and lungs of liberty are facing what may be the ultimate stress test. 12 anonymous jurors rendered their verdict on Thursday, finding Donald Trump guilty on all counts. It's the third time in the last two years that jurors have rendered verdicts against Trump. Jurors have yet to consider charges against Trump for even more serious crimes: blocking the peaceful transfer of power, concealing classified documents, encouraging the filing of false electors. But for now, the New York jurors have already presented their fellow citizens with a choice: do we want to be represented- to be led for the first time in history by a convicted felon? That answer will come in November.  Of course, this is not the first time that Stephanopoulos devolves into such histrionics- having recently delivered a monologue wherein he went on about what’s at stake in the election: STEPHANOPOULOS: Until now, no American president had ever faced a criminal trial. No American president had ever faced a federal indictment for retaining and concealing classified documents. No American president had ever faced a federal indictment or a state indictment for trying to overturn an election, or been named an unindicted co-conspirator in two other states for the same crime. No American president ever faced hundreds of millions of dollars in judgments for business fraud, defamation and sexual abuse. Until now, no American presidential race had been more defined on what's happening in courtrooms than what is happening on the campaign trail. Until now.  Today’s performance is replete with a citation of a Founding Father, and furthers the Regime Media’s broader mission now that there is a guilty verdict against Trump: to fortify both the trial and the verdict in the court of public opinion by hailing them as a triumph of the American judicial system, and to denounce attacks on these as attacks on our institutions, nay, on DEMOCRACY itself. Never mind that the aforementioned conviction is the end result of the weaponization of government against the chief political rival of the sitting President of the United States, and never mind the fact that the charges themselves were puffed up and frankensteined out of state and federal elements into felonies.  The Regime Media now have their narrative, bolstered by historians. And Stephanopoulos, having earlier sermonized about “the stakes”, now uses the criminal justice system as a backdrop for his sermon on “the choice”. If it weren't for Regime Media, we’d have none at all.  

An Oklahoma police officer has gone viral after bodycam video was released of him doing everything in his power to apprehend a suspect – including smashing through a fence. A 20-year-old suspect led officers on a wild police chase last month. Police dashcam video shows an officer in hot pursuit of a silver sedan speeding down a road. At one point, the sedan nearly collides with a white pickup truck in an intersection. Police bodycam video shows the suspect ditching his car after a crash and jumping over a fence in a residential area. An officer is seen on bodycam footage climbing to the top of the fence to deploy his taser at the man on the run, but the suspect escapes. A second officer with the Moore Police Department sneaks through a hole in the dilapidated fence. A third police officer – identified as Sgt. Justin Sternberg – is seen sprinting to the crime scene before lowering his shoulder and barreling through the fence. Despite smashing through the fence, the officer doesn't lose a beat and chases after the suspect. Police bodycam footage shows the two officers climbing over another fence. Officer Sternberg jumps over two more fences.The thrilling video shows Sternberg climbing to the top of a fence and making a flying tackle on the suspect. Sternberg and the suspect allegedly both got tased at the end of the confrontation. The suspect is then arrested for allegedly stealing a vehicle. Police said they found a firearm and a bag of marijuana in the stolen vehicle. Sternberg told KOCO-TV, "It was run through it or try to climb it, and I think trying to climb it would have taken more time. So, in my head, 'Just run through it.' I had to jump another fence to another fence to take him into custody. As I did jump the fence, I ended up getting tased. So, we were both getting tased at the same time."As far as the now-broken fence that Sternberg plowed through, the Moore Police Department said, "The family will work with us and the city to get the repairs done."Clint Byley, with the Moore Police Department, stated: "We did make an attempt to talk with the homeowners. As of last check, I don't know if we've made physical contact with them yet, but they're more than welcome to come to the police department to talk about what happened. And then, we can get them into contact with the city if they don't have the ability to do that themselves."Sternberg offered to help the family fix the broken fence. "I'm sorry. If I need to come out and fix it, I will. I can help," Sternberg said. — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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