MSNBC hasn’t hit bottom yet. The latest crazy comes from Michael Steele and Joy Reid, who now say Donald Trump wasn’t hit by a bullet, even though we all watched it live on TV. It gets worse than that. A strategist for a Democrat donor wanted media to spread the fake story around. They suggest […] The post The Ear Truthers of MSNBC appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Lou Dobbs has died at age 78. He was a true patriot who fought to protect American sovereignty and a big Trump supporter. Donald Trump paid tribute to Dobbs as “a friend, and truly incredible Journalist, Reporter, and Talent” in a post on his social media site: “He understood the World, and what was ‘happening,’ […] The post A Great American Has Died: RIP Lou Dobbs appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A federal appeals court on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit challenging a Tennessee law that protects children from viewing sexually explicit performances. The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 that a group challenging a Tennessee law shielding kids from being exposed to sexually explicit drag shows lacked standing. A Memphis-based theater group called Friends of George’s had sued to overturn the law, claiming that it violated the First Amendment. “But the law in this area is clear—there is no constitutional interest in exhibiting indecent material to minors,” wrote Judge John Nalbandian in the majority decision. “The only constitutionally protected expressions implicated by the [law] are adult-oriented performances that can be constitutionally restricted from minors but not from adults—a narrow slice of speech.” In a dissenting opinion, Judge Andre Mathis said that the law was a restriction on the First Amendment. The law was passed by the Republican-controlled state legislature in 2023 and signed by GOP Governor Bill Lee. In June of 2023, a federal judge blocked the law from going into effect, saying that it was “unconstitutionally vague and substantially overbroad.” According to a summary of the law, it “creates an offense for a person who engages in an adult cabaret performance on public property or in a location where the adult cabaret performance could be viewed by a person who is not an adult.” Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti celebrated the court’s ruling in a statement. “Tennessee’s Adult Entertainment Act has been consistently misrepresented since its adoption,” said Skrmetti. “As a state overflowing with world-class artists and musicians, Tennessee respects the right to free expression. But as the Court noted, Tennessee’s ‘harmful to minors’ standard is constitutionally sound and Tennessee can absolutely prohibit the exhibition of obscene material to children. The Court of Appeals focused on what the law actually says and ordered the case dismissed.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Republican leadership in the state also weighed in, applauding the ruling. “Children should never be exposed to strip shows. In TN, they won’t be,” said House Majority Leader William Lamberth.

This baby adorably jamming out to I Like to Move It is exactly what you needed to see today! Emily Suttles shared a video on TikTok that shows the moment her son, Brooks, realizes his favorite song is about to play. As he’s cruising by with a walker, Emily asks Alexa to play the catchy tune. And as soon as she requests it, Brooks stops everything. After doing a quick happy jig, the excited baby sat down and prepared for the beat to drop. When it did, he threw his hand up in the air and showed off his best moves. “He gets his dance moves from his dad,” Emily captioned. @em_suttles He gets his dance moves from his dad #momsoftiktok #momlife #fypage #fy #dancingbaby #boymom #relatable #mom ♬ original sound – Emily Suttles “He was ready before the song came on,” a commenter joked. “The hand in the air is the cutest thing,” someone shared. “When he put his hand up in the air, you could feel the vibe ,” wrote an amused watcher. “I Like To Move It” Is The Baby’s Happy Song Emily told Newsweek that Brooks was immediately obsessed with I Like To Move It. The first time the baby heard it, he started to dance. The song plays in their house “at least once a day.” And if he’s in a bad mood, it will quickly lift his spirits. “He hates car rides,” she said. “So it’s the only song we play in the car. Depending on the distance, we listen to it anywhere from two to 10 times.” Emily’s dancing baby video has already earned over 22 million views in 10 days. His reaction to I Like To Move It makes people as happy as the song makes him. “OMG, HE IS KILLING ME!!!!!” someone commented. “This has made my day!!” “He going to be the life of every party ,” a fan wrote. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Dancing Baby “Knows How To Party” When His Jam Comes On appeared first on InspireMore.

The Kiffin v. Finebaum beef continues

Bangladesh has carried out ‘a near-total national internet shutdown’

He is suing his alma mater for permitting and perpetuating antisemitism on campus, a Harvard University graduate said Wednesday night at the Republican National Convention. Shabbos Kestenbaum, a first-generation American and Orthodox Jew, told delegates from the convention stage that after Hamas’ brutal terrorist attacks Oct. 7 inside Israel, he placed 1,200 Israeli and American flags on Harvard’s campus in honor of the dead.  The flags “were all vandalized within 24 hours,” his peers harassed him for being a Jew, and he received death threats online, Kestenbaum, 25, said in Milwaukee as one of the “everyday Americans” featured each night at the GOP convention. “Students and professors [at Harvard] have openly called for new, Hamas-style attacks against the United States,” he said.   It was “perhaps most damning,” Kestenbaum said, that Harvard refused to condemn the Oct. 7 attacks “when Hamas terrorists butchered 45 American citizens” and “took 12 Americans hostage.”  Having voted once before for Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., for president, the Harvard graduate said, he now sees how the radical Left has abandoned both the Jewish people and most Americans.  Kestenbaum said the Democratic Party he registered to vote for on his 18th birthday “has become ideologically poisoned,” and that poison is contaminating too many American students. He said he went to Harvard to study religion—the foundation of Western civilization—but found “not theology, but a contempt for it.” He said he was in an environment that was “anti-Western,” “anti-American,” and “antisemitic.”    His problem with Harvard “is not its liberalism, but its illiberalism” and the fact that Harvard students “are taught not how to think, but what to think,” Kestenbaum told the crowd in Fiserv Forum. He said that “far-left, antisemitic extremism has no virtue, and the radicalism on our campuses and on our streets has no moral legitimacy.” Kestenbaum proclaimed his support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his “policies to expel foreign students who violate our laws, harass our Jewish classmates, and desecrate our freedoms.”  Kestenbaum concluded his speech by encouraging Americans to elect a president who understands that Jews never will abandon the United States “because Jewish values are American values and American values are Jewish values.” The post Jewish Harvard Grad Decries Campus Antisemitism in Speech to GOP Convention appeared first on The Daily Signal.