According to left-wing media‚ Joe Biden is the picture of health. “If you’re concerned about Joe Biden’s age‚ you probably don’t know Joe Biden‚” Joy Reid told her audience on MSNBC‚ which echoed the sentiment of anchors across the board. “Biden is actually in good shape‚” said one loyal anchor. Another said he’s “mentally‚ quite acute.” Pat Gray is appalled. “Yes‚ I mean‚ there’s no evidence of him struggling with his mental acuity‚ there’s no evidence of that. This is completely made-up whole cloth by haters on the right‚” Gray mocks. Meanwhile‚ there is endless evidence that Biden is not the mentally fit president Democrats make him out to be. In one clip‚ Biden incriminates himself at a rally by saying he goes way back with a woma who was 12 when he was 30. “We go back a long way. She was 12‚ I was 30‚ but anyway‚ this woman helped me get an awful lot done‚” Biden said. Biden has also been caught on camera‚ multiple times‚ sniffing underage and terrified children. In one clip‚ he’s seen hugging a little boy closely before telling the audience‚ “He gave me permission to touch him.” “This was right after he was called out for this and told it was inappropriate: ‘Stop doing this to people. They’re uncomfortable with it. It’s offensive‚ it’s sick‚ leave people alone.’ First thing he does‚ starts touching the boy‚” Gray says‚ disgusted. Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

Journalist Catherine Herridge shared an "important update" late Thursday about the shocking news that CBS News allegedly retained her confidential files and records after terminating her employment.That update‚ Herridge highlighted‚ is a statement from her union‚ SAG-AFTRA‚ which corroborates the allegations first published by law professor Jonathan Turley. — (@) Turley reported that upon delivering Herridge a pink slip last week‚ "CBS officials took the unusual step of seizing her files‚ computers and records‚ including information on privileged sources.""The network grabbed Herridge's notes and files and informed her that it would decide what‚ if anything‚ would be turned over to her‚" he explained. "The files likely contain confidential material from both her stints at Fox and CBS. Those records‚ it suggests‚ are presumptively the property of CBS News."The New York Post later corroborated Turley's reporting.In a statement‚ SAG-AFTRA condemned CBS News for its actions and explained why "it sets a dangerous precedent for all media professionals and threatens the very foundation of the First Amendment."The statement said:It is completely inappropriate for an employer to lay off a reporter and take the very unusual step of retaining and searching the reporter's files‚ inclusive of confidential source identification and information. From a First Amendment standpoint‚ a media corporation with a commitment to journalism calling a reporter’s research and confidential source reporting "proprietary information" is both shocking and absurd.The retention of a media professional's reporting materials by their former employer is a serious break with traditional practices which supports the immediate return of reporting materials. According to SAF-AFTRA‚ officials at CBS News recently reached out to the union to discuss the matter. It's not clear‚ however‚ if Turley's reporting prompted the communication.In a statement to Blaze Media‚ a CBS News spokesperson appeared to confirm that Herridge had been locked out of her office — which holds her confidential files and records — upon being laid off."Catherine’s personal belongings were delivered to her home one week ago‚ and we are prepared to pack up the rest of her files immediately on her behalf — with her representative present as she requested‚" the spokesperson said. "We are awaiting a response from Catherine and/or her representative to do so. "We have respected her request to not go through the files‚ and out of our concern for confidential sources‚ the office she occupied has remained secure since her departure‚" the spokesperson claimed.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The Catholic church that recently came under scrutiny for hosting a funeral for a trans-identifying atheist allegedly knew about the activist's background‚ according to family members‚ the New York Post reported.The family of Cecilia Gentili is demanding an apology from the archdiocese after St. Patrick's Cathedral claimed it was tricked into hosting a funeral service for the 52-year-old Argentinian-born activist who advocated for the trans community‚ sex workers‚ and HIV/AIDs patients.Last Thursday‚ the New York City cathedral held a funeral service for Gentili with more than 1‚000 people in attendance‚ Blaze News previously reported. The service began with a performance of "This Day" by actor Billy Porter‚ and guests danced in the aisles‚ according to the New York Times. A photograph of Gentili featured a halo over her head surrounded by the words "transvestite‚" "whore‚" "blessed‚" and "mother." During the service‚ Gentili was introduced as "St. Cecilia‚ mother of all whores." From the pulpit‚ attendees called for easier access to so-called gender-affirming health care services.According to Rev. Enrique Salvo‚ St. Patrick's Cathedral was duped into hosting the service and was unaware that Gentili identified as a trans atheist. Salvo called attendees' behavior at the funeral "scandalous.""The Cathedral only knew that family and friends were requesting a funeral Mass for a Catholic‚ and had no idea our welcome and prayer would be degraded in such a sacrilegious and deceptive way‚" Salvo stated.Ceyenne Doroshow‚ the event's organizer‚ told the Times that she did not inform the church that Gentili was a man who identified as a woman. Instead‚ Doroshow said she "kept it under wraps."However‚ Gentili's family claim they did not deceive the church into hosting the service. Now‚ the family are demanding an apology from the Archdiocese of New York for "cutting short" the funeral service. They also want an apology for "the painfully dismissive and exclusionary language" used in Salvo's statement.Gays and Lesbians Living in a Transgender Society said in a recent statement‚ "The current narrative from St. Patrick's Cathedral leadership that they were manipulated by funeral organizers of the identity of Ms. Gentili is simply not true.""Funeral organizers advised cathedral staff to look up Cecilia Gentili‚ her work‚ and the community she served. To now place responsibility on the funeral organizers to have affirmatively disclosed the gender identity of their loved one is imposing a burden upon the mourners that would not be expected of a non-transgender person‚" the organization added.The group further accused St. Patrick's Cathedral of violating Catholic Canon Law by conducting the service without a Mass‚ a quick decision made by the priests. Joseph Zwilling‚ a spokesman for the Archdiocese of New York‚ told Catholic News Agency that the judgment to go with the shorter funeral service "was made by the priests at the cathedral after witnessing what was taking place." "Still reeling from the pain of Cecilia's loss‚ community members are asking for an explanation for this decision which seemingly violated Catholic Canon Law governing the denial of funeral [M]asses‚" the organization continued. "Ms. Gentili's service ended an hour earlier than had been scheduled‚ thus denying her the full funeral Mass that was agreed upon." Cardinal Timothy Dolan‚ the archbishop of New York‚ said Tuesday that he supported the church's decision to forgo a Mass."We didn't know the background. We don't do FBI checks on people who want to be buried‚" Dolan explained."I applaud our priests who made a quick decision that‚ 'Uh-oh‚ with behavior like this‚ we can't do a Mass. We'll do the Liturgy of the Word‚ which is the readings‚ and the sermon‚ and the prayers of petition‚ and the Our Father‚ and then we'll stop it. The Mass is not going to go on‚'" Dolan added. "Bravo for our cathedral people‚ who knew nothing about this that was coming up." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs have signed punter Matt Araiza after a female dropped a rape lawsuit against him in December. The Buffalo Bills cut Araiza days after the suit was filed in August 2022 — his rookie season — and he's been out of the NFL ever since. He's always maintained his innocence."I am proud and honored to sign a contract with the @Chiefs‚" Araiza said in a statement released through his agent‚ ESPN reported. "I am thrilled to be able to continue my NFL career. I want to thank my family‚ who have been my rock and my many friends who have been unwavering in their support. I am excited to begin the next phase of my career with the Super Bowl Champs!"Chiefs punter Tommy Townsend is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent in March‚ ESPN said‚ adding that Townsend was a first-team All-Pro and chosen for the 2022 Pro Bowl.What's the background?Araiza was nicknamed “the Punt God” at San Diego State‚ where he averaged 51.19 yards per punt during the 2021 college season‚ an NCAA single-season record‚ the Buffalo News said‚ adding that he won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s best college punter.Araiza appeared to have won the punting job during the Buffalo Bills' 2022 training camp‚ but the team cut him two days after the rape accusation. Araiza had signed a four-year contract with the Bills that would have been worth $3.8 million had he played all four years of the deal‚ the Buffalo News said. Araiza ended up missing the 2022 and 2023 seasons.The San Diego District Attorney's Office concluded that Araiza could not have been part of the alleged gang rape of a 17-year-old in October 2021 because he left the off-campus party at least an hour before the incident allegedly occurred. While Araiza said he and his accuser had consensual sex outside the house earlier in the evening‚ he said he never entered the home‚ ESPN noted‚ adding that the district attorney's office couldn't prove Araiza knew the accuser's age or intoxication level. Prosectors announced in December 2022 that they wouldn't press any criminal charges against Araiza. San Diego State University said in May there were no findings against Araiza after investigating allegations of rape and gang rape‚ ESPN also said.In conjunction with his accuser — called Jane Doe — dropping her lawsuit against him‚ Araiza agreed to dismiss a defamation suit against her filed in July 2023‚ ESPN said in a separate report.Araiza's lawyers‚ Dick Semerdjian and Kristen Bush‚ said in a statement that Araiza always has maintained his innocence and that he will never get back the time spent defending himself from the accusations‚ ESPN added."Thankfully‚ there was extensive evidence that was key to securing Matt's voluntary dismissal from this lawsuit‚" the statement said‚ according to ESPN. "Matt was and has always been innocent. The case is over‚ and Matt has prevailed."Bills took different approach with different playerAbout a week before the rape lawsuit against Araiza was dismissed‚ Bills general manager Brandon Beane said linebacker Von Miller — accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend — was available to play in a game against the Chiefs while the legal process proceeded."We only have so many of the facts‚" Beane said in a press conference in regard to Miller. "If you look around this country‚ you see plenty of rushes to judgment. ... We're just trying to do the right thing." — (@) In regard to the Bills releasing Araiza days after the rape accusation‚ Beane at the time said it “was the best move for everyone to move on from Matt and let him take care of this situation‚" the Buffalo News reported.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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