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A shocking new update has come out about the Kolstad family’s legal battle to get their daughter back. Last week‚ MRCTV reported on the Kolstad family’s heartbreaking situation. As a refresher‚ Krista and Todd Kolstad lost custody of their daughter Jennifer (who’s name has been changed out of privacy) after she was removed from their home due to the fact that they wouldn’t help her transition into a boy. The Kolstads have been fighting to get their daughter back and out of harm's way from the transgender regime‚ but have had no luck so far. In the latest update‚ the Kolstads have been told that if they continue fighting for their daughter‚ they’ll face “imminent arrest‚” Reduxx reported. After the Kolstad’s brought their case before a court‚ a judge ordered them to keep quiet about the situation by issuing a gag order. Obviously the Kolstads refused to keep quiet and allow leftist child abusers to continue helping their child transition. The family posted a video on social media begging for help “and spoke to press regardless out of concern over what was happening to their family‚” Reduxx indicated. Now they’re at risk of arrest after speaking out. To make matters worse‚ Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte has been siding with Child Protective Services in their removal of Jennifer. Travis Hall‚ the governor’s senior advisor‚ shared posts on social media claiming that the Kolstads were abusive parents. Apparently it’s abusive to not permit your child from going down a life threatening path of delusion. The Kolstads are currently in Ohio dealing with an ill family member‚ but there’s word that Gianforte will have them arrested when they return to Montana. Mrs. Kolstad‚ who heard word from her lawyer about the potential arrest‚ insisted she wasn’t surprised by the governor’s actions.  Here’s what Mrs. Kolstad said in a statement to Reduxx: It was an abuse of power for the state to revoke custody of our daughter because we wouldn’t affirm her ‘gender identity.’ It is an abuse of power to use tax-dollars to smear us as negligent in the press despite records that prove we have always proactively sought care for our daughter’s ongoing‚ unrelated mental health issues. We have also followed medical recommendations pertaining to these issues since she has been in state custody. The only thing we ever objected to is ‘transitioning’ our daughter Any accusation that she was taken from our home due to abuse or neglect secondary to this issue is a bald-faced lie with political foundations. Our daughter is not a political pawn. She is a child and she should be with her family – not the state. We are never going to stop fighting for our daughter. Shortly after receiving word of their potential arrest‚ the First Amendment lawyer representing the Kolstad family filed a case with the Montana Supreme Court. He hopes to strike down the gag order to keep the Kolstads out of jail in order to quickly and safely get their daughter back. Below is an image of the filing that Reduxx posted to its X account. Mattie Watkins‚ the family’s spokesperson‚ is equally as troubled by the news of the Kolstads potential arrest.  We anticipated Governor Gianforte’s next move would be to smear US Air Force veteran‚ Todd Kolstad and his wife‚ Krista‚ as abusive parents. It’s clear that his top priority is his political reputation – not the child at the center of this increasingly political fight. Gianforte is giving state agents a manual on how to sever the parent-child relationship and bypass all levels of law and government in order to put any minor they like on the affirmation to lifelong medicalization pipeline. Our children are not safe in government care. It’s heartbreaking to hear that another child is being abused‚ not by her parents‚ but by the leftists who insist that transitioning a child is helpful. They’re the abusers‚ not the Kolstads.  

On Monday morning‚ the seemingly constant shakeup of CNN’s fledgling‚ ratings-starved lineup continued as the network revealed the disastrous CNN This Morning will be axed as part of a new morning schedule that’ll include CNN’s former White House correspondent and pompous shill Jim Acosta being promoted to mid-morning weekdays after just over three years hosting late-afternoon weekend editions of CNN Newsroom. Acosta’s smug brand of punditry masquerading as news will take place at 10:00 a.m. Eastern and remain under the CNN Newsroom banner. For years‚ we’ve chronicled at NewsBusters how his hours of anchoring on weekends featured eager promotion of liberal conspiracies‚ juvenile rhetoric and stunts‚ partisan flag-waving for liberal journalism‚ and outright lies and exaggerations. From there‚ he’ll give way to fellow longtime CNNer Pamela Brown — a frequent fill-in host‚ one-time legal correspondent‚ investigative correspondent‚ and daughter of a former Democratic governor — for an hour-long show with the new title‚ The Bulletin. That‚ however‚ won’t start anytime soon as Brown’s on maternity leave. Acosta aside‚ the major headline from CNN CEO Mark Thompson was the cancellation of CNN This Morning after less than two years as the replacement for New Day‚ which got the ax following nearly nine and a half years of ratings-challenged programming. The show was doomed from the start‚ beginning with its haphazard‚ hastily-put-together launch on November 1‚ 2022 and the hodgepodge pairing by then-boss Chris Licht of Don Lemon‚ Poppy Harlow‚ and Kaitlan Collins.  The poor chemistry was evident the get-go with Lemon walking wounded by the demotion from primetime‚ Harlow reportedly storming off the set during one Lemon hubbub‚ and Lemon  and sparring publicly and privately with Collins‚ who was a newcomer to hosting duties. The trio only lasted five months before Lemon was fired and Collins pushed to primetime. CNN chief White House correspondent Phil Mattingly was moved to New York almost immediately for tryouts before a formal announcement on August 14‚ 2023 that he’d be working with Harlow. The future of Harlow and Mattingly is yet to be determined with Thompson saying the network’s “talking to both...about new roles at CNN.” As Variety’s Brian Steinberg reported‚ their future at CNN is in question (click “expand”): The moves mean‚ as CNN CEO Mark Thompson said in a note to staffers Monday‚ that “we will no longer produce morning programming in New York and will be disbanding the team that currently produces CNN This Morning in that city. Our New York-based primetime and weekend programming will continue.” Thompson said CNN would find new roles for Harlow and Mattingly. Mattingly has been told he will have a New York-based role‚ but people familiar with the matter suggested the network has proposed no new ideas for Harlow‚ a sign of how suddenly its morning plans were put into place. Anchors were said to have been informed of the revamp on Sunday. Mattingly recently moved his large family to New York for the assignment‚ and Harlow has served as a steady presence in mornings despite an era of behind-the-scenes chaos at the network under its owner‚ Warner Bros. Discovery. The decision appears to bring to an end a years-long effort by CNN to run a New York-based morning program that tried to compete directly with A.M. behemoths like “Today” and “Good Morning America” as well as more direct counterparts like Fox News Channel’s “Fox &; Friends” and MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” CNN has slogged its way through years of failed A.M. efforts that range from “American Morning” to “Starting Point.”  While certainly not to be confused as anything close to conservative journalists‚ Harlow and Mattingly are some of the more sober anchors CNN has on its roster‚ so here’s to hoping they stay put or‚ if need be‚ find a new home where they’ll be put to good use. In its place‚ CNN’s morning program Early Start with Kasie Hunt will expand an extra hour and run from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Eastern. CNN News Central — which currently runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon Eastern — shift its three hours and air from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Eastern. In a small twist of irony‚ weekday morning CNN News Central co-hosts John Berman and Kate Bolduan will make their return to the heart of morning TV as both previously had separate stints as anchors of New Day. The pair will be joined by their other co-host‚ Sara Sidner. Additionally‚ Thompson revealed the production side of the struggling network’s AM shows will return back to CNN’s original home city of Atlanta‚ Georgia after years of having been increasingly based on-set in New York.

Stanley tumblers have quickly become the hottest new trend for everyone from children to adult women. However‚ a new claim that Stanley tumblers contain a toxic load of lead by influencer Lead Safe Mama has gone as viral as the cups themselves — fueling anxieties over what poisons consumers may be subjecting themselves and their children to. Stu Burguiere isn’t so sure the claims are right. While he believes Lead Safe Mama “appears to be a well-meaning woman who wants to make sure that kids don’t die of lead poisoning‚” he’s taken an evidence-based approach to debunk these claims. Robert Bassett‚ an associate medical director of the poison control center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia‚ told the Washington Post it’s a “non-risk.” He’s not alone in his assessment. Jenna Forsyth‚ a research scientist who studies lead exposure at Stanford University School of Medicine‚ explained to the Washington Post that “a person would need to directly inhale or ingest lead to be at risk of exposure so simply touching it wouldn’t necessarily present a health risk.” In the case of the Stanley mugs‚ “inhaling or ingesting lead would probably only happen in unlikely scenarios” that include putting “the lead pellet into their mouth” or “if tiny lead particles were broken off and consumed.” Burguiere believes the case should be closed on Stanley. “There’s zero chance that lead is going to be anywhere on these cups except for one place‚” Burguiere explains. “It’s the bottom of the cup‚” he adds‚ pointing to the bottom of the cup on the outside‚ which will not come into contact with any liquids. “It’s important to note that because of where the lead pellet is‚ there is zero chance that it can get into the drink‚” he continues‚ “unless you did it intentionally.” Want more from Stu?To enjoy more of Stu's lethal wit‚ wisdom‚ and mockery‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.