Former CNN host Don Lemon shared a video on social media Wednesday showing women he interviewed on the street who revealed who they were going to vote for in the upcoming election. The left-wing journalist interviewed white and black women on the streets of Chicago and all of the women who he included in the video said that they were voting for Trump. The first woman that Lemon interviewed said: “I’m going for Trump. I feel like every time they don’t want somebody who is good for us to win, they throw somebody black in our face, thinking that’s gonna, like, make us vote for the black person.” “I’m going for Trump,” she later added. “Kamala was on Biden’s team, and I don’t like Biden. Gas wasn’t this high when Trump was our president. Food wasn’t this high. I’m going for Trump.” Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. The next woman said that she voted for Obama because he was black and that she did not want to vote for Harris “because she’s the first black woman to run for president or to win.” “I’m supporting Trump,” the woman said. “Because it has to change. It has to change, and now I vote more for what fits me better as a person, rather than voting for the black person or voting for the first woman.” Another woman said that she was voting for Trump because “we had good times with Donald Trump.” When asked what she thought about Harris, the woman said: “I don’t like her, the way she speaks, the giddiness, the laughing, everything’s a joke, and it’s not a joke. We’re in trouble.” A fifth woman told Lemon that she, too, was voting for Trump because she has “always been a fan of his.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI When asked about Harris, the woman said: “She’s phony and fake. You know what I’m saying? … I’m not feeling her.” A sixth woman from Virginia told Lemon that she used to be against Trump until she moved to Ohio and “saw the other side” of his policies, presumably because she moved from a blue state to a red state. WATCH: Women on Trump vs. Harris…?? pic.twitter.com/bi4sItJy15 — Don Lemon (@donlemon) August 20, 2024

Actor Russell Crowe told podcaster Joe Rogan that America is a “beacon of freedom” for the rest of the world, which comes with a “huge responsibility.”  Crowe, who is from New Zealand, appeared on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast on Tuesday and discussed his recent move back to the United States. “Flying into New York the other day and it’s a palpable difference in the way you know people regard each other and the way they talk,” Crowe said. “But there’s a fear in everybody at the moment here and I’m just not sure where that’s going to go.” “Doesn’t feel healthy.” Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. Rogan agreed, saying, “Yeah, it doesn’t feel healthy for me either.” “Here’s the thing with America, right?” the actor explained. “You’ve got to remember that it is the beacon of freedom for everybody in the world.” “It’s a huge responsibility,” he added. “If people are looking for something to change in their life or something positive, the vast majority of people will look towards America and say, ‘well, that’s the beacon. I want to live like that where people can say what’s on their mind and people can have differing opinions.’” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI “‘People can be of all different races, religions or whatever and still be in the same community,'” Crowe continued. “It’s so important that America remains healthy into the future for everyone, not just for Americans.” Rogan simply replied, “Agreed,” and thanked the “Gladiator” star for coming on his show. Crowe thanked Rogan for being a voice that “accepts different opinions” and “doesn’t push a particular agenda.” Related: Rogan Calls Out Media Flip-Flop For Harris: ‘It’s Not Real Democracy. It’s Controlled Parties’

There aren’t five stages of sadness, but there should be. Watch this toddler, and you’ll understand. Outside, the toddler played with her stuffed bunny when her prized toy got dirty. The astonished look on the toddler’s face can only be described as “disbelief,” which we have determined is the first stage of sadness. @rydelfunk uh oh Sweetie got her bunny dirty #fyp #toddlersoftiktok #toddler #toddlertok #funny #comedy ♬ original sound – Rydel Funk The toddler quickly transitions to the next stage of “heartbreak.” That’s when the crying begins. Mom is quick on the reaction, trying to calm her child. The toddler wants none of that and only has more tears for her stuffed bunny. Image from TikTok. Mom has a plan, though. The two head into the house, where the toddler holds the stuffed bunny up for mom to spray with soapy stain cleaner (poor bunny… she sprayed it right in her eyes!). After spraying, Mom encourages the toddler to toss her favorite stuffy into the front-loading washing machine. Mom activates the machine, and the still-crying child watches her bunny tumble in the wash drum. Image from TikTok. The wait was excruciating. While the washing machine spun round and round, the toddler entered the next stage of sadness, and “depression” settled in. All of Mom’s efforts to distract her were unsuccessful. She tried other dolls and stuffed toys, but nothing worked. The toddler returned to the washing machine to watch her stuffed bunny being tossed around as it got clean. Image from TikTok. The fourth stage of “impatience” saw the little girl pacing, bouncing, and eagerly waiting at the machine. At one point, she kissed the machine’s door. She even pounded the door to no avail. Finally! The Toddler’s Stuffed Bunny Is Clean! The washing machine seemed to be taking years in toddler time. Eventually, the wash cycle was complete, and it was time for a quick trip around the dryer. The toddler’s sister appeared to assist and toss the stuffed bunny into the dryer. The last stage of “anticipation” began while the toy was tumbling around inside the dryer. The reunion was nearing with each revolution. And then, finally, after two years, seventeen hours thirty-six minutes and forty-three seconds, the toddler was able to retrieve her stuffed bunny from the dryer. Image from TikTok. What a LOOONNNNGGGGGG day! If you are a parent, you have almost certainly experienced the five stages of sadness depicted here. Fixing sadness is a parental rite of passage; this mom earns flying colors. Please share if you can relate to this situation. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Toddler Goes Through “5 Stages Of Sadness” When Her Stuffed Bunny Gets Dirty appeared first on InspireMore.

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Alongside all the other memories taken home from their stay in Germany this summer to cheer on their national team, 38,000 soccer fans are now certified in CPR. The Get Trained, Save Lifes, campaign was a partnership between the EURO Championships and the European Resuscitation Council to raise awareness of sudden cardiac arrest and the […] The post 38,000 Fans Get Free CPR Training While Attending the Euro Championship–to Help Save Other Fans in Cardiac Arrest appeared first on Good News Network.