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Politico, along with almost the rest of the media, seems to be be suffering from a strong dose of convenient memory lapse when it comes to the upcoming sentencing of Donald Trump by the highly biased Judge Juan Merchan in the Manhattan hush money trial. In early June a possible incident of jury tampering came to light when a poster going by the name of "Michael Anderson" claimed on the court's Facebook page that his cousin, supposedly a juror in a trial, had informed him that they voted for conviction a day before that conviction was officially announced. It was widely covered at that time but since then almost completely forgotten. This memory lapse was especially noticeable in Thursday's Politico story by Erica Orden, "Trump seeks to delay his hush money sentencing until after the election." Attorneys for Donald Trump asked the judge overseeing the former president’s Manhattan criminal case to postpone his sentencing, now set for Sept. 18, until after November’s presidential election. In a letter to the court dated Wednesday but made public Thursday, Trump’s lawyers noted that the sentencing for the Republican presidential nominee’s conviction on falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to a porn star is currently scheduled to take place after the start of early voting. And they argued that the sentencing should be delayed in order to allow Trump to weigh appellate options in response to Justice Juan Merchan’s upcoming ruling on whether Trump’s conviction should be tossed out in light of the Supreme Court’s July 1 decision on presidential immunity. Umm... Erica. Have you not the slightest curiosity as to another possible reason for delay? Namely the fact that the allegations of jury interference back in June that could be grounds for a mistrial seems not to have been resolved. Here is the Newsweek coverage on June 7 of a stunning letter produced by Juan Merchan in which he announced evidence of possible jury tampering, "Judge Merchan's Letter to Trump Trial Lawyers Raises Eyebrows." Questions have surfaced regarding the jury in former President Donald Trump's New York City hush money trial after the presiding judge flagged a post to social media alleging that a juror had spoken about Trump's verdict before it was handed down. According to New York State Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan's letter, which was sent to Trump lawyer Todd Blanche and Manhattan District Attorney Prosecutor Joshua Steinglass, a comment was left on the New York State Unified Court System's Facebook page by a user under the name "Michael Anderson," who wrote, "My cousin is a juror and says Tump is getting convicted. Thank you folks for all your hard work!!!!" ...It is unclear if Anderson is related to one of the 12 jurors who served on Trump's case, or if the comment was posted online prior to the former president's conviction on May 30. Several Trump supporters suggested on social media that the comment was grounds for a mistrial. The big tell why this matter remains unresolved is that if it had been found during investigation that "Michael Anderson" had just been kidding around and that he had no relatives on the jury, that fact would have been loudly proclaimed by Politico and the rest of the media. The fact that no announcement has been made about a resolution of this possible jury tampering is reflected in the utter silence of the media... and Erica Orden. It's almost as if the media does not want this matter to be resolved for fear of what would be discovered that could destroy or at least delay the sentencing of Trump that many are so desperately desiring before people vote.

This article is bound to provoke strong reactions, so let’s not waste any time angering the masses. Joe Rogan’s stand-up comedy is not very good. Some could argue that it’s objectively awful. For those in doubt, feel free to check out his latest Netflix special, "Burn the Boats." After a six-year hiatus, following 2018’s "Strange Times," itself an underwhelming affair, "Burn the Boats" was highly anticipated. Rogan spent four years preparing for this moment, even opening his own comedy club in Austin to refine his material. Consider the output of Rogan’s close friends — Mark Normand, Shane Gillis, and Tony Hinchcliffe. Watching them perform feels like seeing a fleet of F1 cars zoom by while an old Lada stutters along in the background. Unfortunately, the special fails to live up to expectations, leaving fans and critics alike questioning whether Rogan has lost his comedic edge entirely — or if he ever had one to begin with. Old jokes One of the most glaring issues with "Burn the Boats" is Rogan’s reliance on old material and tired jokes. For a comedian of his stature, all these years of preparation should have resulted in fresh, original content. Instead, the special feels like a retread of his past work, with recycled jokes and premises that longtime fans have already heard. This includes a masturbation joke that Rogan first told in his 2010 special, "Talking Monkeys in Space." Repeating old content is considered a cardinal sin in comedy, yet Rogan shamelessly resorts to it, betraying the trust of his audience. For a comedian with his reputation, this laziness is inexcusable. To be clear, the 57-year-old is a phenomenal podcaster, a skilled interviewer, and an affable personality who can engage with a wide range of guests, from UFC fighters to philosophers. However, the qualities that make him a great podcaster do not translate to stand-up comedy. The sad reality is that Rogan is not a great comic; he’s not even a good one. In "Burn the Boats" he attempts to make up for his lack of content by shouting and making weird faces, but these antics only serve to highlight the weakness of his material. 'Meathead nonsense' Rogan recently angered many of his fans by essentially endorsing RFK Jr. and praising a speech by Kamala Harris. While Rogan is certainly entitled to his own political opinions, his latest special risks alienating not just his fan base but also comedy purists in general. "Burn the Boats" has effectively burned Rogan’s credibility as a comedian. With an IMDb rating of just 4.8, the special has been met with brutal — and accurate — criticism from viewers. One disgruntled viewer expressed frustration: “You expect a certain amount of meathead nonsense and conspiracy talk which may or may not be genuine. But the thing I've always found grating has now become a constant in this show: yelling everything as though he doesn't have a microphone.” Another viewer echoed this sentiment: “'Burn the Boats' ... is a colossal disappointment. The performance is plagued by excessive yelling and exaggerated expressions, which quickly become tiresome.” But all is not lost. Rogan still has at least one high-profile fan. Adam Sandler recently appeared on "The Joe Rogan Experience" and lauded the special. However, it’s important to note that the Brooklyn-born banterer is an actor — and a very good one at that. The manner in which he praised Rogan as a comic — without actually laughing — was so convincing that it was almost Oscar-worthy. Sandler’s commendation felt more like a courtesy nod to a fellow entertainer than a genuine endorsement of Rogan’s comedic abilities. Movieweb aptly labeled the special a “boring showcase for the Dunning-Kruger effect," and frankly, it’s hard to argue with that assessment. The whole affair felt like a master class in how not to be self-aware. Rogan stumbled through jokes that landed with the thud of a bad Yelp (or IMDb) review. Sycophant psych-out In stark contrast, consider the output of Rogan’s close friends — Mark Normand, Shane Gillis, and Tony Hinchcliffe — all comedic powerhouses in their own right. Watching them perform feels like seeing a fleet of F1 cars zoom by while an old Lada stutters along in the background. The contrast in speed, skill, and sheer entertainment is undeniable. Normand’s rapid-fire wit, Gillis’s razor-sharp observations, and Hinchcliffe’s caustic jabs only serve to accentuate Rogan’s deficiencies. Jay Mohr, another stand-up comic renowned for his comedic dexterity, astutely observed that Rogan is surrounded by sycophants — individuals who either lack the courage or are too eager to perform at his comedy club to tell him when he's missing the mark. One can't help but think this insular, emperor's-new-clothes bubble of adulation has allowed Rogan's ego to inflate unchecked, leading to audience frustration and scathing reviews. As far as comedy goes, I am no longer interested in buying what he’s selling. The ship has sailed, and that boat has been thoroughly burned. Joe Rogan is talented, but he's certainly not funny.

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Actress Pamela Anderson and Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee’s eldest son Brandon Thomas Lee, have reportedly been expelled from the exclusive Tony Sherwood Country Club. This renowned establishment, which boasts a membership that includes Hollywood legends like Jack Nicholson, Sylvester Stallone, Justin Timberlake, sports icon Wayne Gretzky, and media personality Caitlyn Jenner, is known for its high-profile clientele and elite social circles. The 28-year-old actor and model, who has made a name for himself through his appearances on reality TV and in the fashion industry, was allegedly involved in a controversial incident that led to his removal from the club and cancellation of his introductory two-year probationary membership. Brandon Thomas Lee, son of Pamela Anderson, was blacklisted following an altercation with a club member Instagram It was rumored that the conflict began when the 28-year-old, drove his golf cart too close to the green, violating the club’s strict regulations meant to preserve the quality of the playing surfaces. This breach was observed by a nearby homeowner who recorded the incident. The sight of being filmed appeared to provoke the Cosmic young actor, resulting in a heated verbal confrontation. RELATED: Meet Pamela Anderson And Tommy Lee’s Son, Brandon Lee: All You Need To Know About The Actor In response to the altercation, the exclusive country club, known for its rigorous code of conduct, took swift action by revoking Lee’s membership. However, the official reason for the revocation has not been explicitly linked to this incident. While the club has not cited the altercation as a direct cause, multiple sources suggested that Lee had previously displayed disrespectful behaviour toward the club staff on several occasions. Instagram A source close to Tommy Brandon Lee says his actions were not intentional A source close to Lee revealed that contrary to the rumours making rounds and casting aspersions on the actor’s character, the actor has been a model member of the club with total respect for the rules and personnel of the establishment. Instagram They also added that contrary to the accusations made against him, Lee did not drive his cart onto the green, instead, he was located in the rough, an area he did not realize was also off-limits. The source mentioned that the situation might have been easily resolved if the disgruntled member had approached Lee more constructively, but opted for a confrontational approach and began to harass him while filmingthe interaction. Click for next Article The post Pamela Anderson’s Eldest Son Loses Country Club Membership After Alleged Fight appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A