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Although she knew it wouldn’t be easy, one mom made the big decision to move in with her grandpa after his wife passed away. She hasn’t looked back since! This woman shared the best update on social media after relocating her family. It looks like things have been working out in the sweetest way! In her clip, the mom revealed that her two-year-old son had struck up the most wholesome friendship with his 88-year-old grandpa as a result of the move. Apparently, these two watch old Western movies together every night! It has really warmed Mom’s heart to see the elderly man spending time with the little boy instead of being alone. Her footage of the precious duo watching television together is way too cute! You can view the video here. @lindsybrookejolley Being there for family when they need you—and when they don’t—is something I will never regret. It’s hard, I won’t lie. Balancing a newborn who needs me constantly, a toddler navigating big emotions, a grandpa who’s hard of hearing, and dogs that seem to bark at the worst times… patience is tested daily. But I would give every last ounce of it for the man who has given me nothing but love and patience my entire life. Watching him and my son build this sweet bond fills my heart in ways I can’t even describe. I only wish my grandma were here to see it too. #familyfirst #grandpalove #multigenerationalliving #cherishedmoments #makingmemories #parentingjourney #postpartumlife #raisinglittleones #loveandpatience #griefandlove #honoringfamily #lifewithtoddlers #newbornlife #blessedwiththebest ♬ Another Year – Andrew Gialanella “POV: you decide to move in with your 88-year-old grandpa after your grandma passes away and now he spends his evenings watching old Westerns with your two-year-old instead of by himself,” the woman wrote over the clip. Living with Grandpa has its ups and downs, but he’s worth it! In her caption, the mom admitted that her new living situation isn’t always easy. However, it’s totally worth the effort to be able to offer her grandfather some much-needed companionship. “Being there for family when they need you — and when they don’t — is something I will never regret,” she wrote. “It’s hard, I won’t lie. Balancing a newborn who needs me constantly, a toddler navigating big emotions, a grandpa who’s hard of hearing, and dogs that seem to bark at the worst times… patience is tested daily.” Screengrab from TikTok She concluded, “But I would give every last ounce of it for the man who has given me nothing but love and patience my entire life.” Not everyone would uproot their whole life in order to move in with their grandpa. It must have taken some serious courage for this mom to make such a huge decision! As a result, though, her family is growing closer in ways she could have never imagined. That sounds like a pretty good deal! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post “POV: You Decide To Move In With Your 88 Year Old Grandpa After Your Grandma Passes Away” appeared first on InspireMore.

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On The Sunday Show, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart admitted that illegal border crossings are now at a record low, but seemed to do so only so he could scoff at President Donald Trump for wanting to send more troops to the border. Contributor Maria Hinojosa went on to deny there were people flooding across the border last year as in spite of there being record illegal border crossings over the past four years compared to previous years. Capehart began the segment by finding "cruelty" in the President declaring English to be the official language of the United States: If cruelty really is the point of the Trump administration, its handling of immigration is the proof. Just last night, for the first time in United States history, President Trump signed an executive order designating English as our country's official language. He added: The order rescinds a mandate from former President Bill Clinton that requires the government and organizations that receive federal funding to provide language assistance to non-English speakers. This means that, in a country built in part by immigrants, access to crucial services for non-English speakers could be drastically restricted. He then related for viewers that the Pentagon is planning to send 3,000 troops to the border, and then suggested that they are not necessary and are just being sent for show: Here's the thing: The number of illegal migrant crossings is at record lows right now. Even President Trump acknowledges this -- right there on the screen. So it's unclear why this extra military force is even needed. But this type of performative political theater coming out of the Trump administration is nothing new, and we will likely witness more of Trump's theatrics on this issue when he addresses Congress on Tuesday. Unlike Fox, he did not go so far as to inform viewers that the number of border crossings in February were only about 8,300 compared to about 96,000 in February a year ago, or that there has been a record drop in migrants dying at the border after such deaths happened at record levels under President Joe Biden. After he got Hinojosa to react to the President's move on the English language, Capehart followed up by asking her about the sending of troops to the border, leading her to complain: It's ridiculous, Jonathan, and, you know, a year ago exactly in this time, I was at the border at a time when there was supposed to be flooding of migrants, right? I didn't see that, and I was at the border in the Tucson area. Not mentioned was that a record number of immigrants came into the country during Biden's presidency, including at least two million known gotaways. After recalling that she saw two men cross the border and pray before turning themselves over to the Border Patrol, she concluded: "So what is absolutely out of control is the militarization of the border, not the people who are coming here. And we know that the people who are coming here are not criminals." Transcript follows: MSNBC's The Sunday Show March 2, 2025 6:19 p.m. Eastern JONATHAN CAPEHART: If cruelty really is the point of the Trump administration, its handling of immigration is the proof. Just last night, for the first time in United States history, President Trump signed an executive order designating English as our country's official language. The order rescinds a mandate from former President Bill Clinton that requires the government and organizations that receive federal funding to provide language assistance to non-English speakers. This means that, in a country built in part by immigrants, access to crucial services for non-English speakers could be drastically restricted. Meanwhile, at the U.S.-Mexico border, the Pentagon is sending nearly 3,000 additional active duty troops. On Friday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth approved orders to deploy soldiers primarily from the Stryker Brigade combat team to the border. Here's the thing: The number of illegal migrant crossings is at record lows right now. Even President Trump acknowledges this -- right there on the screen.  So it's unclear why this extra military force is even needed. But this type of performative political theater coming out of the Trump administration is nothing new, and we will likely witness more of Trump's theatrics on this issue when he addresses Congress on Tuesday. (...) What do you make of the idea of sending that Stryker force to the border when even the President says border crossings are at a record low? MARIA HINOJOSA, MSNBC CONTRIBUTOR: It's ridiculous, Jonathan, and, you know, a year ago exactly in this time, I was at the border at a time when there was supposed to be flooding of migrants, right? I didn't see that, and I was at the border in the Tucson area. What I did see, Jonathan, is the wall exists, but for 21 miles on the Tucson border, there are 19 openings -- 19 openings -- as large for multiple cattle to come through -- holds under or allowing that anybody if they're with the Border Patrol, they could just fill with cement open. And I met two men who had crossed through one of those openings. And what they did -- oh, the evil -- these people who were coming to take our jobs -- they knelt and they were praying on the U.S. side of the wall after they had made it. And they were then just going to give themselves over to the Border Patrol. So what is absolutely out of control is the militarization of the border, not the people who are coming here. And we know that the people who are coming here are not criminals.

On Fox News, a conservative wondered out loud: "Is it possible to be a feminist and a decent person?" Just kidding. Hard to imagine that question would be asked. If someone did dare pose it, the liberal media would come crashing down on the miscreant's head. But no one blinked an eye on CNN This Morning on Thursday when journalist Margaret Talev, in a segment on Andrew Cuomo's comeback attempt to be Mayor of New York City, said: "The question is, can you be masculine and embrace your masculinity and also be a decent person at the same time?" Cuomo resigned as governor of New York in August 2021 after Democrat Attorney General Letitia James found he had sexually harassed 11 women, including two who were not state employees. Host Audie Cornish opened the segment with a clip of her podcast interview of Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement. Burke called the prospect of Cuomo's nomination a "mistake." She argued that discounting "violence against women" is what's "killing us" and making progress impossible. Turning to her all-female panel, Cornish, speaking of Cuomo, plaintively asked: "Why not look for leaders without the baggage?" Nia-Malika Henderson of Bloomberg claimed that Democrats see as the path forward, "White men, moderate white men. Kind of manly white men as well. And I think if you look at Andrew Cuomo, that is the part that he's playing." Hanna Rosin of The Atlantic, who wrote a book titled The End of Men, jumped in with this: "A right-wing radio commentator who was very popular said to me, the problem with Democrats is they don't have any manly enough candidates. That the Democrats are not manly enough, and that's why they can't win elections. What do you guys think about that?"  That's when Talev wondered if a man could be masculine and a decent person at the same time. To answer her question, Talev might start by considering the 3,535 men [there's been one woman] who have been awarded the Medal of Honor. Or Todd Beamer, he of "let's roll" fame, who along with other men attempted to retake United Airlines Flight 93 from hijackers on 9/11. Here's the transcript. CNN This Morning 3/6/25 6:19 am ET AUDIE CORNISH: Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo officially pitching his political comeback to New Yorkers, and he's betting they're ready to forgive and forget.  Cuomo announced he's running for mayor of New York City. He resigned in 2021 after he was accused of sexual misconduct. But we're in the post-MeToo era now? So for this week's episode of my podcast, The Assignment, I spoke to the woman who started the MeToo movement, Tarana Burke, and asked her about Cuomo's potential return to office, what that says about not just Democrats, but society at large.  TARANA BURKE: I was literally about to go live, and I never do that on Instagram the other night. I was like, this is the -- and I hope this stays in, because I need to say this.  We will never be able to move forward. And when I say move forward, I mean collectively towards liberation. This is not about women or men or even sexual violence.  But the kind of world that so many of us say that we want to live in, we will not get there when we keep making these same kinds of mistakes. When we discount violence against women as a serious enough offense, right? It always gets dismissed.  So what happens is, somebody like Andrew Cuomo decides he's going to run for mayor, and people are like, oh, yeah, he's great. He knows how to govern. He can beat such and such and blah, blah, blah.  And then somebody will say, but wait a minute. What about, and they're like, uh, well, yeah, that was terrible, or maybe that happened, but. And that "but" is what's gonna kill us. That but is what sets us back.  CORNISH: You guys just heard what Tarana said. Nia, I'm gonna start with you. Why not look for leaders without the baggage? Is it that it's no longer considered baggage?  . . .  NIA-MALIKA HENDERSON: If you think about the conversations that are going on in the Democratic party, they see white men as the path forward, and possibly-  CORNISH: -- Moderate white men who talk about law and order.  HENDERSON: Moderate white men. Kind of manly white men as well. And I think if you look at Andrew Cuomo, that is the part that he's playing.  CORNISH: Okay, manly men.  HANNA ROSIN: Manly men, I was just going to say.  CORNISH: I feel like you're going to have thoughts.  ROSIN: I want you guys to respond to this. So somebody, it's a right-wing radio commentator who was very popular, said to me, the problem with Democrats is they don't have any manly enough candidates. That the Democrats are not manly enough, and that's why they can't win elections. What do you guys think about that?  HENDERSON: Well, listen, I mean, I think that's partly what Andrew Cuomo was doing. If you think about what was going on with Biden, some of that, he was old, he was weak, he wasn't manly enough. He wasn't, he didn't project strength in the way that Donald Trump was able to.  CORNISH: Or that, those are, in our minds now, those things are equal.  HENDERSON: Exactly.  CORNISH: Right? That's the only way.  MARGARET TALEV: There is a comeback movement for masculinity. The question is, can you be masculine and embrace your masculinity and also be a decent person at the same time?