With ABC‚ CBS‚ and NBC fresh off of their pathetic display of obsequiousness on behalf of President Biden after his 2024 physical‚ they remained affixed to being the apple of the Biden regime’s eye as‚ between Thursday night and Friday morning‚ they hailed Biden demanding the GOP “put border security above politics” and extending an “olive branch” to Donald Trump despite his attempts to continue “exploiting” a crisis. As per NBC’s contention‚ this was despite illegal immigrants posing very little danger (if at all) to the public‚ claiming they’re not a security risk to U.S. cities.     Thursday’s CBS Evening News was‚ quite simply‚ out of control in its partisanship. Anchor Norah O’Donnell hyped Biden as having “issued a political dare to Donald Trump‚ to join him in pressing House Republicans to help secure the border” while Trump “took a much different approach” by “unleashing attacks on Biden‚ Democrats and migrants‚ but not proposing a legislative solution.” White House and campaigns correspondent Ed O’Keefe had what was in-lockstep framing across all three networks of Biden being a workhorse for Americans and Trump being a loudmouth “exploiting a crisis” and “falsely connect[ing]...Biden to the recent murder of a Georgia nursing student by a Venezuelan migrant” (click “expand”): O’KEEFE: After a record number of illegal crossings last year‚ President Biden‚ who toured the border in Brownsville‚ Texas‚ is trying to show he’s addressing an issue that more than 60 percent of voters call a very serious concern. Just hours before the president’s arrival here in Brownsville‚ U.S. Border Patrol and Texas State Police say they stopped people on the other side of the border from bringing across drugs‚ but Chris Cabrera of the Border Patrol said that‚ with the illegal crossings into this part of Texas down recently‚ the President has come too late. CABRERA: But I think the timing’s a little off. I mean‚ if he would have come a year ago‚ two years ago‚ three years ago. O’KEEFE: Trump‚ who visited Eagle Pass more than 300 miles away‚ continued exploiting a crisis that he couldn’t solve either‚ hoping it’ll put him back in the White House. Allies say he’s planning mass deportations and detention camps if elected. Today‚ he sought to falsely connect President Biden to the recent murder of a Georgia nursing student by a Venezuelan migrant who entered the country illegally in 2022. TRUMP: The monster that charged — charged in the death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into our country and released into our communities by crooked Joe Biden. O’KEEFE: The President‚ who didn’t address Trump’s attacks‚ said they should work together. Correspondent Adam Yamaguchi had a second segment along the U.S.-Mexico border in California with a standard sob story narrative about illegals “from countries around the world” “taking the first perilous steps on U.S. soil” and spoke to ones from Brazil and even Mauritania‚ a country in northwest Africa. To the one from Mauritania‚ he fretted: “So‚ right now‚ a lot of Americans would say you shouldn’t be here.” Tossing back to O’Donnell‚ he swelled with pride for these illegals: “Neither the wall‚ nor this rugged‚ punishing terrain is enough to stop the determination of these asylum seekers. This is what policymakers and border officials are up against.” Fortunately‚ Friday’s CBS Mornings saw none of this and instead a pedestrian report from chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes‚ built largely on Biden and Trump soundbites. If ABC’s World News Tonight were a person‚ Team Biden would tell them to back off because they’re too obsessed with pleasing them. Anchor David Muir boasted Thursday that Biden “urg[ed] Republicans to reconsider that bipartisan Senate border bill”‚ which “was considered the strongest bipartisan immigration security plan in years.” “Donald Trump‚ meanwhile‚ in Eagle Pass‚...calling it a very dangerous border‚ saying President Biden is to blame. President Biden with a different approach‚ with an invitation to Donald Trump‚ asking Trump to help urge Republicans to get this done. Biden arguing‚ this is about serving the American people and addressing this issue now‚” a complaint Muir added. Speaking of compliant‚ chief Biden apple polisher Mary Bruce huffed that Biden has had to spend time “confronting a growing challenge” and “political liability” “for his administration and his campaign: Illegal border crossings hitting record highs”. Earth to Mary: This is a crisis for the country‚ not just Ol’ Joe! As she would do on Friday’s Good Morning America‚ she used a Border Patrol union official to try and drive a wedge between them and Trump (click “expand”): BRUCE: Even the conservative Border Patrol union supports the bill. Today in Texas‚ I asked them why. [TO CABRERA] What’s the biggest impact of Washington failing to pass that bill? NATIONAL BORDER PATROL COUNCIL’s CHRIS CABRERA: The security of our country. BRUCE [TO CABRERA]: Former President Trump urged Republicans not to pass that deal. What did you make of that? CABRERA: Well‚ I mean‚ that’s politics for you. [SCREEN WIPE] Was it a perfect bill? Nah‚ it wasn’t a perfect bill. But it’s better than the status quo what’s going on now. In contrast to Trump railing against Biden‚ Bruce gushed the current President took “a much different strategy‚ urging the former President to put border security above politics to help solve the problem now.” On the aforementioned Friday AM show‚ Bruce had help from co-host and former Clinton official George Stephanopoulos‚ who in part framed the border visits this way. “Trump blasted Biden. Biden invited Trump to cooperate on solutions.” Bruce explained this time that Biden went amid “mounting criticism over his handling of the immigration crisis” and used “a new tactic‚ an invitation to Trump to put border security above politics”. Thursday’s NBC Nightly News followed suit from its ABC and CBS competitors by leading off with the border crisis. Anchor Lester Holt also forwarded the White House version of how the two visits were to be viewed: The President calling out House Republicans for sinking a bipartisan border bill and extending an offer to Mr. Trump saying‚ “we can do it together.” The former President blaming Mr. Biden for border chaos‚ calling it a Joe Biden invasion.  Senior White House correspondent Gabe Gutierrez also brought up Riley’s murder with Trump “pointing to recent high-profile crimes allegedly committed by migrants”‚ but his most insane moment on both newscasts came when he made this assertion‚ as if to downplay the border surge and inadvertently throw a dagger at the heart of parents who’ve lost loved ones to crimes committed by illegal aliens: “An NBC News review of available crime data shows crime has dipped in cities that received the most migrants.” By the next morning on Today‚ Gutierrez and co-host Hoda Kotb did their part for The Cause‚ repeatedly cheering Biden’s remarks and claims about wanting to address the border crisis an “olive branch”. And‚ like CBS’s Yamaguchi‚ Gutierrez dialed up the proverbial sympathy with viewers‚ hoping to drop their guards when it comes to letting those who came here illegally to go on their merry ways (click “expand”): GUTIERREZ [on NBC Nightly News‚ 02/29/24]: Beyond the political splitscreen‚ desperate migrants in Mexico wait to cross. Here in Brownsville‚ Monica from El Salvador waits for a bus with her three-year-old son. She tells us the journey was hard‚ and that she spent four months waiting in Mexico for an appointment for an initial asylum screening through an app on her phone. Now‚ she’s off to meet family in Houston as the border battle in Washington intensifies. (....) GUTIERREZ [on NBC’s Today‚ 03/01/24]: Here at Brownsville’s bus station‚ we met families heading to Chicago and Houston after they waited months in Mexico for an initial asylum screening‚ booked through an app on their phone. The children were tired‚ the parents were worried. TEAM BROWNSVILLE’s MYRA PAREDES [on NBC’s Today‚ 03/01/24]: These are people's lives. These are people's futures that we are basically playing with or using as a pawn. In no way or form should we ever use that for political gain. To see the relevant transcripts from February 29‚ click here (for ABC)‚ here (for CBS)‚ and here (for NBC). To see the relevant transcripts from March 1‚ click here (for ABC)‚ here (for CBS)‚ and here (for NBC).

Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey was dealt a severe legal blow on Friday when his former co-defendant in a bribery case pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against the top Democrat. Jose Uribe‚ a New Jersey businessman‚ admitted to seven charges in a Manhattan federal court‚ including honest services wire fraud‚ obstruction of justice‚ tax evasion‚ and conspiracy to commit bribery on Friday. Uribe admitted in court to providing a Mercedez-Benz to Nadine Menendez‚ the senator's wife‚ in exchange for his “using his power and influence as a United States senator to get a favorable outcome and to stop all investigations related to one of my associates.” He faces 95 years in prison for his crimes‚ and he has agreed to forfeit $246‚000 related to those criminal acts. Authorities have accused Menendez and his wife of accepting bribes in the form of cash‚ gold bars‚ and the luxury car in exchange for the senator's influence. Two other businessmen have been charged and have pleaded not guilty. In January‚ Menendez was nailed with superseding charges related to his alleged acceptance of luxury watches in return for his influence to help a New Jersey developer obtain a multimillion-dollar deal with the Qatari government. The previous charges are related to accusations of bribery that benefited the government of Egypt. Menendez has denied all charges against him. He has also resisted calls from his own party to resign from his office‚ including the vociferous criticism from Democrat Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania. "We have a colleague in the Senate that's actually done much more sinister kinds of things. He needs to go‚" said Fetterman‚ who was comparing him to a Republican expelled from Congress. "Menendez is really a senator for Egypt‚ not New Jersey." Menendez was previously indicted in a bribery case in 2015 where he was accused of trading political favors for luxury flights‚ vacations‚ and other benefits. A judge declared a mistrial after jurors were unable to reach a verdict‚ and prosecutors later dropped the charges. The 70-year-old Democrat was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 2006 and has served as the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The trial against the Democrat and two remaining co-defendants is scheduled for May. Here's more about the stunning development: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The University of Florida is the first college to fire all diversity‚ equity‚ and inclusion employees in accordance with a new law signed by Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. The university had previously dedicated $5 million to support DEI implementation but announced Friday that it would reroute that money to a faculty recruitment fund. DeSantis celebrated the announcement from his official social media account. "DEI is toxic and has no place in our public universities. I’m glad that Florida was the first state to eliminate DEI and I hope more states follow suit‚" he tweeted. State Democrats‚ on the other hand‚ were outraged and furious. “I am stunned but not surprised at the elimination of DEI staff at University of Florida‚ my Alma Matter‚” said state Rep. Yvonne Hinson. “The culture wars engaged in the Republican dominated Florida House of Representatives will continue until Floridians have had enough and develop the will and determination to flip the majority in the Florida House.”“When will we stop with these made up culture wars that are literally costing people their livelihoods‚" responded Rep. Dianne Hart. "In an effort to prevent ‘indoctrination’ in our classrooms‚ we have in turn created an education system that is built off lies‚ falsehoods‚ and deceptive history. We can’t call ourselves the ‘free State of Florida’ when children aren’t free to learn the truth of their history‚ and see the diversity of humanity." In July‚ a report accused the University of Florida of underreporting its DEI initiatives to conceal the depth of its support of radicalism on campus. That same month‚ DEI experts and activists bemoaned the dwindling interest and investment into their political agenda by companies and corporations. “2020 was the year that we were definitely making strides — but there wasn’t any strategy‚ there wasn’t any plan‚” said business strategist Kim Crayton at the time. One estimate found that DEI investment had skyrocketed to as much as $3.5 billion in 2020. "It was a PR moment — corporate blackface‚" she added. "I told people at the time: ‘White guilt isn’t going to last.’”Among those companies accused of backing off of their support for DEI were Disney‚ Netflix‚ the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences‚ and Warner Bros. Discovery. Here's more about the development: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Horrifying video shows the moment that a woman appears to attempt to escape her captive at a gas station in Arizona. Unfortunately‚ the man brutally reigns her in and seemingly forces her back into the automobile. Police are asking the public for help in identifying the kidnapping suspect and victim. Around 10 p.m. on Feb. 23‚ chilling surveillance camera footage shows an SUV pull up to a Circle K gas station near Interstate 10 and Watson Road in Buckeye‚ Arizona. A man exits the vehicle to refuel the vehicle. Suddenly‚ a woman in the passenger's seat exits the car and makes a run for it. The male driver chases after her and brutally grabs her by the neck to bring her back to the vehicle. The vehicle is seen taking off at a high speed without getting gas. KSAZ-TV reported‚ "After the incident‚ police say the vehicle fled from the gas station on Watson heading toward I-10. Police believe the vehicle involved is a gray Nissan Rogue that was made between 2021 and 2023."Police are considering the incident to be an apparent assault and abduction."That video is extremely concerning to us‚ and we understand that that video would be concerning to the viewers that are watching it‚ so that's why we were here today‚ asking for information from the public to help us identify these two subjects‚ to help identify them and see if this woman is OK‚" said Sgt. Tamela Skaggs with the Buckeye Police Department.Skaggs added‚ "We know nothing about these two subjects – if they know each other‚ if they're in a relationship together - we don't know anything about them. The timing in this investigation is extremely crucial. Watching that video‚ we are concerned for that female. They’re too many unknowns in this investigation. That video right now is all that we have."Police are urging anyone with information about the case to contact them 623-349-6411. VIDEO: Apparent abduction caught on surveillance at Buckeye gas station www.youtube.com Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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