Donald Trump once came under media fire when he allegedly said there were “very fine people on both sides” of the Charlottesville “Unite the Right” rally. Now‚ Joe Biden is having his own moment in the sun — but without the media firestorm. The president told reporters that while he condemned “the anti-Semitic protests” on college campuses‚ he also “condemns those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians.” Glenn Beck is amazed. “It’s almost like what happened with Donald Trump‚ except when Donald Trump said that‚ he was a Nazi‚” Glenn says‚ noting that it wasn’t just Charlottesville where Trump was condemned. “January 6‚” Glenn says. “I never heard anybody say‚ ‘Well‚ yeah‚ but there were some grandmothers in there and some nice people there and that’s not what they were doing.’” Now‚ history is repeating itself‚ and those who are attending pro-Israel rallies are being demonized in a similar way. One particular Columbia professor was barred from the university after speaking at one of these rallies. “We need to make the world understand that being Jewish in public is a safe thing‚ and it shouldn’t be something that’s contested. We are not fighting just for the Jews‚ we are fighting for everyone‚” the professor said. “You can see why Columbia University locked him out‚” Glenn says. Want more from Glenn Beck&;#63;To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling‚ thought-provoking analysis‚ and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

A Christian pro-life activist who survived a communist concentration camp in post-war Yugoslavia is now making peace with the possibility she may not outlast the Biden administration. Eva Edl‚ 88‚ has long been familiar with the consequences of dehumanization. After the Nazi forces were routed in Europe and the war at large was coming to an end‚ Edl‚ not yet 10 years old‚ was tossed into one of communist dictator Josip &;quot;Tito&;quot; Broz's concentration camps in Yugoslavia along with thousands of other Danube Schwabians who had been collectively branded as Nazi collaborators by Tito's communist Partisans and targeted for their German ethnic backgrounds. Edl told WJBF-TV‚ &;quot;We were considered to be non-human. It was just permission for torture and killing by the government.&;quot; In camp Gakowa‚ Edl indicated she ended up losing all of the skin on her legs and was hobbled by sores. &;quot;People gagged when they came near me‚&;quot; she said. &;quot;The flies and the fleas and the lice‚ and the bed bugs just loved this festering body.&;quot; Edl and her remaining family members ultimately managed to escape into Austria. After spending several years in refugee camps‚ they made it to the United States where she now might die in prison for defending the lives of the biggest cohort of dehumanized people‚ slaughtered by the tens of millions globally every year. The Biden Department of Justice charged Eva Edl‚ 88‚ and 10 other pro-life activists in October 2022 for violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act — a law ratified in 1994 by former President Bill Clinton. The pro-life activists had staged a peaceful protest inside the Carafem abortion clinic in Mount Juliet‚ Tennessee‚ on March 5‚ 2021‚ singing and praying in support of those persons who had and would be slain deeper inside the abattoir. — (@) Earlier this month‚ Edl and the final four of the 11 pro-life activists were convicted. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Tennessee indicated the octogenarian faces up to six months in prison‚ five years of supervised released‚ and up to $10‚000 in fines. It appears she was spared what could otherwise have been over a decade in prison and a fine of up to $250‚000 because of the strictly nonviolent nature of her perceived offense. Edl recently told the Daily Signal in an interview‚ &;quot;When I was indicted‚ I began to prepare to die there.&;quot; &;quot;Right now‚ I'm ambivalent‚&;quot; she continued. &;quot;I'm doing the best I can to get ready. Haven't talked to a funeral director yet.&;quot; &;quot;I'm just being sensible‚&;quot; added Edl. &;quot;There's no guarantee that I survive it.&;quot; Edl explained to the Daily Signal that her activism started when the issue was brought to her attention during an English course in 1968. &;quot;I didn't know what [abortion] meant‚&;quot; she said. &;quot;I tried to speak up in that subject‚ but I must have done a very bad job because I don't think I convinced the person that I was speaking with. And after that‚ I just brought the subject up all the time because it bothered me that people would actually think of killing their own children.&;quot; She made clear to her husband that inaction was unacceptable. &;quot;We are doing what we are condemning others for‚&;quot; Edl recalled telling her husband. &;quot;This is what people should have done for us.&;quot; Edl began actively protesting abortion and staging rescues in the late 1980s‚ which landed her in jail even before Clinton signed the FACE Act into law. Despite her conviction earlier this month‚ Edl maintains her actions were justified‚ certain that such protests can spare babies' lives today just as similar protests could have saved multitudes of lives in the mid-20th century. &;quot;When we were rounded up to be killed‚ we were placed in cattle cars‚ and our train was headed toward the extermination camp. What if citizens of my country would have overcome their fear‚ and a number of them stood on those railroad tracks between the gate of the entrance to the death camp and the train&;#63;&;quot; said Edl. &;quot;The train would have to stop. And while the guards on those trains would be busy rounding up the ones that were in front of the train‚ another group could have come in‚ pried open our cattle car and possibly set us free‚ but nobody did.&;quot; &;quot;When we place our bodies between the woman and the clinic‚ we buy time to get our sidewalk counselors the opportunity to speak with women‚ and hopefully open their hearts with love for their babies and let their babies live‚&;quot; said Edl. Tommy Valentine‚ the director of accountability at CatholicVote‚ suggested in an op-ed Monday‚ &;quot;It is unquestionable that Eva and her pro-life compatriots' prosecutions are intended to send a message. The FBI and Department of Justice have prosecuted nonviolent pro-life offenders with the FACE Act‚ while turning a blind eye to the violent‚ ongoing and terrifying attacks on other institutions protected by the FACE Act: churches and pregnancy help centers.&;quot; Valentine noted that while Edl is likely headed to prison‚ the Biden DOJ has &;quot;failed to federally prosecute a single one of the more than 400 egregious FACE Act violations against Catholic Churches since May 2020‚ or to meaningfully address the 90 attacks on pregnancy resource centers across the nation since May 2022.&;quot; Last year‚ Republicans Rep. Chip Roy (Texas) and Sen. Mike Lee (Utah) proposed legislation that would repeal the FACE Act. &;quot;Free Americans should never live in fear of their government targeting them because of their beliefs. Yet‚ Biden's Department of Justice has brazenly weaponized the FACE Act against normal‚ everyday Americans across the political spectrum‚ simply because they are pro-life‚&;quot; Roy said in a statement. Lee stated‚ &;quot;Joe Biden's DOJ has weaponized this constitutionally dubious law against pro-life sidewalk counselors while failing to protect pregnancy centers and churches from arson‚ vandalism‚ and violence. It's time to repeal the FACE Act once and for all.&;quot; Eva Edl Full WJBF Interview youtu.be Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Alex Karp — chief executive officer of data technology company Palantir — drew applause during a panel discussion when he issued a warning to college students‚ presumably over their growing inclination to support terror groups who want to wipe Israel off the map.Check it out: — (@) &;quot;I am not a legislator‚&;quot; Karp said. &;quot;But I am running one of the coolest companies in the world‚ and I'm telling young people‚ 'You are breathing the vapors of a dangerous new‚ fake‚ and self-destructive religion when you are sitting at your elite school pretending because you watched TikTok twice and got an A+ on some crazy paper because your professor couldn't get a job anywhere else that you actually understand the world. And you're not welcome at my company.'&;quot;Karp made his comment at the most recent Reagan National Defense Forum — and while the event took place in December‚ these specific words of his are just now getting traction on social media.Elsewhere during the panel‚ Karp blasted companies that stayed silent in the wake of Hamas' deadly Oct. 7 terror attack against Israel.&;quot;As far as I can tell‚ there are only three companies that have been publicly pro-Israel on Oct. 7‚&;quot; Karp said‚ according to Fox Business‚ as he named Booz Allen‚ Anduril Industries‚ and his company‚ Palantir. Karp insisted it's an issue business leaders need to solve‚ the outlet noted: &;quot;Like‚ somehow the corporate elite of this country thinks when it's time to make money‚ you stand up. And when it's time to stand up‚ you go play golf. And like‚ we've got to change that. That's our fault‚ that's no one else's fault.&;quot;Fox Business said the panel met to discuss the results of the Forum's sixth annual National Defense Survey‚ which found that most Americans want to increase military spending and provide security assistance to Israel‚ Ukraine‚ and Taiwan.Here's a longer video encompassing his &;quot;breathing the vapors&;quot; remark: RNDF 2023 Panel 1 – Asking Americans: Polling on U.S. Global Engagement Ahead of 2024 youtu.be (H/T: Not the Bee)Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Actor Michael Douglas defended President Biden's age and mental health saying that according to his sources‚ the president is as sharp as a tack.On CNN's &;quot;GPS&;quot; with Fareed Zakaria‚ Douglas was asked about his age (79) in relation to President Biden‚ who is 81 years old.&;quot;You're about President Biden's age‚&;quot; Zakaria remarked. &;quot;You're doing fantastically. You look like a million bucks. Why don't you fully run for president&;#63;&;quot; he asked Douglas.&;quot;Oh‚ I did the movie once‚ you know‚&;quot; Douglas replied‚ perhaps referring to his role as the commander in chief in the 1995 film &;quot;The American President.&;quot;&;quot;Did it ever tempt you&;#63;&;quot; Zakaria continued.&;quot;Well‚ I knew I had the ending‚ so the difference is having the ending‚&;quot; Douglas joked. &;quot;No. They asked me to run for governor a couple of times in California. And I remember saying‚ 'Well‚ where do you want me&;#63;' 'Well‚ we need a man who can finance his own campaign.' Yeah ...&;quot; Douglas recalled.&;quot;'You know‚ who has credibility‚ notoriety‚ who is well known around everything.' And I remember saying‚ 'You sure you're not looking for a kamikaze pilot&;#63;' I said‚ 'I don't think so.'&;quot;Zakaria pressed on‚ asking Douglas if he was &;quot;one of those people who wished [Biden] had bowed out and left the field to somebody else.&;quot;Douglas explained that according to those he has spoken with‚ Biden's mental acuity is top notch.&;quot;I think that I walk a little similar to him and the people that I've talked to‚ and everybody that I have‚ say he is as sharp as a tack. He's fine‚&;quot; he reiterated. &;quot;We all have an issue of memories as we get older‚ we forget names ... he's overcome a stutter in his life and sometimes he might.&;quot;Douglas then shifted toward a comparison to President Trump as evidence that Biden is more fit for the job.&;quot;Let's just say that his entire cabinet‚ including his vice president‚ everybody in his cabinet would be more than happy to work with him again in the next term. I cannot say that about the other candidate running because nobody in his cabinet for 2016 wants to be involved with him‚&;quot; Douglas claimed. Part 2 of my conversation with Michael Douglas: Biden\u2019s age‚ the stakes in November‚ and what\u2019s so critically important about this election — (@) While he did not specify which party asked him to run for governor of California‚ Douglas has a long history of donating to well-known Democrats dating back to the 1980s. Donor records allege that Douglas donated to John Kerry for Senate in 1990‚ Dianne Feinstein for Senate in 1992‚ and Joe Biden for Senate in 1995.The records showed that Douglas reportedly donated $516‚500 to Democrats between 1979-2006 and $2‚750 to Republicans.He has also advocated for gun control ever since the killing of John Lennon.&;quot;I was there the night John Lennon was shot‚ three blocks away. It left a lasting impression on me‚&;quot; Douglas once said. &;quot;It motivated me to do whatever I could to lobby for small-arms control.&;quot;

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Well‚ it's official&;#33; After rumors it was happening in March or April and then thinking it might not happen at all‚ Apple has officially announced that it will be hosting a special event on May 7th. As you can tell from the artwork in the event announcement‚ it is going to be all about the iPad. The event announcement and placeholder video on YouTube very clearly show a hand holding an Apple Pencil‚ so it's not too subtle that the event is going to focus on introducing new iPad models and potentially also reveal a new Apple Pencil or Apple Magic Keyboard. Continue reading... The post There’s only one iPad I want to see at Apple’s ‘Let Loose’ event on May 7th appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: Rare Nintendo Switch discount‚ $84 Chromebook‚ $136 standing desk‚ Vitamix blenders‚ more Today’s deals: $20 Amazon credit‚ $4 smart plugs‚ $20 Wyze Cam‚ All-Clad cookware‚ COSORI air fryer‚ more Today’s deals: Dyson vacuums‚ $6 Govee smart bulbs‚ $20 Google Chromecast‚ $80 Ninja air fryer‚ more Best Ring Video Doorbell deals in April 2024

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