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Josh Hawley was on ‘Hannity’ last night and expressed serious concerns about Donald Trump not getting sufficient USSS protection, even now. “You know, Sean, it sounds like he’s still not getting the security that he’s been promised,” Hawley said. “And here’s what this new whistleblower says. He says that investigators are not now allowed to […] The post Whistleblower Told Sen. Hawley Trump Is Not Getting Full Security appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

This pup may be color-blind, but she appreciates autumn foliage better than anyone else! Stella the dog absolutely loves jumping into leaf piles, and her owner caught some truly hilarious footage of her in action. In a precious post on social media, they paired the clips with the song Colors of the Wind from Disney’s Pocahontas. It was the perfect audio for this nature-loving pooch! We’re not kidding when we say that Stella loves leaf piles, possibly more than any dog we’ve ever seen. This video includes some hysterical shots of the canine absolutely buried in a massive heap of fallen leaves. She looked totally blissful, her happy face peeking out from the dead foliage. @dognamedstella A fall fan favorite that we are morally obligated to post every pawtumn #stellasleafpiles #pawtumn #pocahontas #keepbeingyou #dontstopbeleafing #dognamedstella #labrador #dogsoftiktok #dogtok #dogsofmaine ♬ Colors of the Wind (Pocahontas) – Arika Kane Another clip showed Stella running through the woods as fast as a dog could run to get to a big leaf pile in the distance. She couldn’t wait to jump right in! One of the best moments in the video was when the pooch started rolling around in a big mountain of leaves, looking ecstatic. Her owner paired this shot with the perfect lyrics from Colors of the Wind. “Come roll in all the riches all around you, and for once, never wonder what they’re worth,” sang Pocahontas. There couldn’t be a better description of what was going on in the video. Stella the dog clearly experiences the purest enjoyment when she’s surrounded by autumn leaves! This fall-loving dog is stealing hearts online. Screengrab from TikTok Commenters loved watching this pooch play in the leaves without a care in the world. Colors of the Wind was definitely the most appropriate audio to go with the footage! “Stella is my favorite Disney princess,” joked one user. Another added, “It truly isn’t fall until Stella is jumping into the leaves.” We could learn a lot about joy from watching Stella the dog frolicking in leaf piles every autumn. Her happiness is truly contagious! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Leaf-Loving Dog Channels Inner Pocahontas In Adorable “Colors Of The Wind” Parody appeared first on InspireMore.

At 90 years old, Dr. Jane Goodall has been around longer than most of us have been alive. She became famous early in life, documenting troops of chimpanzees in the wild. Her career includes a lifetime of working with primates to help humans better understand these animals. During a recent interview with Stephen Colbert, she answered a rumor that chimps are NOT her favorite animal. @dominic52770 Protect the earth ♬ original sound – Dominic527 After admitting that the rumor was true, Jane Goodall explained why in her pert and perky style: “They’re much too like humans.” She continued by adding that she likes some and dislikes others, which can also be said of humans. Stephen’s next question can quickly: “What is your favorite animal?” Without hesitation, Jane Goodall answered, with emphasis, “Dogs.” She explained her reasoning is that dogs offer unconditional love. So there you have it. Everyone appreciates being loved, and there is no greater gift than unconditional love. Jane Goodall Is Still As Sharp As A Tack The interview continued, with Stephen asking her about her first trip to Tanzania 64 years ago. Jane Goodall related a story about ten-year-old Jane buying the book, “Tarzan of the Apes.” Although she knew Tarzan was fictional, she fell in love with the idea. She even joked that “Tarzan married the wrong Jane!” Her dream of “living among the apes” began then. At 26, she made her first trip to the jungle. Image from YouTube. Jane’s observations of chimps during her years of living with their troops tell us how much like humans they truly are. Not only do we share 98.7 percent of our DNA with chimps, but “They kiss, embrace, hold hands, pat one another … they live in a male-dominated society …” She compared two male chimps fighting to assert dominance to our current crop of political adversaries, including the swagger, chest-puffing, furious face, and fist-pounding. The entire interview is available on YouTube (we’ve also added it below). Jane Goodall displays her sense of humor, sharp wit, and fantastic personality throughout the interview. She is candid, frank, and upbeat. As they share a drink (bourbon at her request), Jane and Stephen chat like two old friends who are very comfortable with one another. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Jane Goodall Reveals That Chimps Are Not Her Favorite Animal… And Which Animal Is! appeared first on InspireMore.