Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC)‚ who served as temporary House speaker during a leadership fight this fall‚ announced on Tuesday that he will not seek-election in 2024. “I will be retiring from Congress at the end of my current term. This is not a decision I come to lightly‚ but I believe there is a season for everything and — for me — this season has come to an end‚” McHenry said in a statement. A lawmaker with a penchant for bowties‚ McHenry has served in the House since 2005. He worked his way up the ranks and became the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee. Seen as a close ally to former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA)‚ McHenry helped steer debt ceiling talks earlier this year. After the House voted to boot McCarthy from the speakership in early October‚ McHenry was picked to take on the role of speaker pro tempore. During the few weeks it took for the chamber to settle on Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) to replace McCarthy‚ members considered but ultimately rejected empowering McHenry to do more than simply preside over debate and votes for a full-time speaker. But McHenry did order former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD) to vacate their hideaway U.S. Capitol offices. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP McHenry is now one of more than a couple dozen House members who have announced that they will not seek another two-year term in new year’s elections. Another lawmaker who is considering an exit from the House is McCarthy. In his statement on Tuesday‚ McHenry thanked his staff‚ constituents‚ and family for their support. He also expressed pride in his work as a congressman and voiced optimism when speaking about the future of the House. “There has been a great deal of handwringing and ink spilled about the future of this institution because some — like me — have decided to leave. Those concerns are exaggerated‚” McHenry said. “I’ve seen a lot of change over twenty years‚” he added. “I truly feel this institution is on the verge of the next great turn. Whether it’s 1974‚ 1994‚ or 2010‚ we’ve seen the House evolve over time. Evolutions are often lumpy and disjointed‚ but at each stage‚ new leaders emerge. There are many smart and capable members who remain‚ and others are on their way. I’m confident the House is in good hands.”

BBC reporter Justin Webb said that his interview with Kelsey Grammer was cut short by Paramount+ representatives when their conversation turned to Grammer’s support of current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. During the 68-year-old actor’s appearance on the “Today” program on BBC Radio 4‚ Grammer said the inspiration behind the network’s “Frasier” reboot came from the success Roseanne Barr found with the 2018 “Roseanne” reboot‚ a show later rebranded as “The Connors‚” killing off Barr after she posted controversial tweets‚ Entertainment Weekly reported. “You mentioned Roseanne early on‚ who had a great comeback but also was a Trump supporter‚” Webb asked the actor. “You were‚ at least you were‚ a Trump supporter. I’m fascinated to know if you still are?” “I am‚” Grammer said. “And I’ll let that be the end of it.” Kelsey Grammer’s recent BBC interview was short-lived as soon as he started talking about Donald Trump — and it wasn’t the outlet’s decision … so says one of their radio hosts. https://t.co/b88E2lf5Qc pic.twitter.com/gq82zYXQEp — TMZ (@TMZ) December 5‚ 2023 After the segment‚ Webb told his co-host that “Kelsey Grammer himself was perfectly happy to go on talking about it [his support of Trump]. The Paramount+ PR people‚ less happy that he talked about it at some length.” Webb’s co-host suggested the network wouldn’t be happy with this revelation‚ and he replied‚ “They decided that we’d had plenty of time for our interview. But I should stress that he was absolutely perfectly happy to talk about why he supports Donald Trump and still does in the coming election.” In a 2019 BBC interview‚ Grammer praised then-President Donald Trump. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “We’ve witnessed in American politics the same basic language since Ronald Reagan has been attached to every conservative president‚” the TV star said. “But this is the first guy that ever kind of fires back and so it’s really unpleasant and they thought‚ of course‚ he shouldn’t be elected anyway.” Kelsey recently reprised his role as the lovable Dr. Frasier Crane‚ a radio psychiatrist on the reboot series that hit Paramount+ in October. The original NBC sitcom ran for 11 seasons and scored dozens of Emmy awards. Grammer previously said he’s “thrilled” with the reboot‚ saying he’s “excited to play Frasier again‚” People magazine noted. “We’ve been working on it honestly for about six or seven years‚” Grammer said. “It’s been on the slow burner. We were like‚ this is not a bad idea. Maybe this is a good idea!” Related: WATCH: Kelsey Grammer Says Trump Has Accomplished More Than ‘Washington Clowns’ Have In 60 Years

Paris Hilton revealed that she didn’t change her infant son Phoenix’s diaper for a month after his birth via a surrogate‚ and social media users blasted her for it. In a Season 2 episode of “Paris in Love‚” the 42-year-old reality star’s sister‚ Nicky Hilton‚ asked if Paris had ever changed Phoenix’s diaper‚ and Paris admitted that she hadn’t‚ Page Six reported. Paris then wondered aloud if she needed to “learn‚” and her sister replied that she did. Paris cradled her little boy and told him‚ “I said I wouldn’t do this on my birthday‚ but I will for you. Anything for Phoenix.” Hilton placed her son on a changing table and admitted she was “scared” as her sister gave her diapering instructions. Paris Hilton admits she didn’t change son Phoenix’s diaper for one month https://t.co/bG8ZPCueeA pic.twitter.com/FvQbOEzqv3 — Page Six (@PageSix) December 5‚ 2023 “[In] motherhood‚ you’ve got to get your hands a little bit dirty‚” Nicky said in a confessional on the show. While some on social media called the scene with the socialite “on brand‚” others were upset it took Paris a month to change her son’s diaper. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “I know the wealthy have Nannie’s [sic] and night nurses but to not change your own child as the mom?” one wrote. Another person slammed the heiress for having “the privilege” to treat her son “like an accessory.” While a third person wrote‚ “She will never get this time back. She really needs to slow down &; soak up every minute with this angel. It goes by so quick.” Video of the moment also surfaced on TikTok‚ with some users calling the “disconnect” appalling. One person wrote‚ “I’m sorry… what. I don’t wanna sound like I’m mom-shaming but come onnnn A MONTH?!? Even my husband changed a diaper after a day!!” A second wrote‚ “No amount of money would stop me dealing with my own baby.” However‚ there were those who came to the TV personality’s defense‚ and one wrote‚ “Guys‚ not everyone is good at being a first-time mom. It takes time. At least she’s trying and now she’s a great mom. Stop shaming her.” Another added‚ “It’s probably how Paris was raised‚ almost totally by nannies. It’s all she knows.” Paris recently made a surprise announcement on Thanksgiving that she and husband Carter Reum are going to be parents again via surrogacy after first welcoming her son to the world 11 months ago. In a post on Instagram‚ she included a photo of a little pink outfit with heart-shaped sunglasses and a bunny. The name embroidered on the outfit read‚ “London.” Hilton captioned the post‚ “Thankful for my baby girl‚” along with a pink heart and baby emoji. Related: Paris Hilton Reveals She Kept New Daughter A Secret From Some Of Her Family Until Thanksgiving

Fed up with the anti-Israel bias and misinformation emanating from the terrorist group Hamas and their supporters in the mainstream media and on social media‚ major Jewish organizations are joining to launch a communications operation to give the public accurate information about the conflict. The 10/7 Project‚ led by the American Jewish Committee (AJC)‚ the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA)‚ ADL (the Anti-Defamation League)‚ the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)‚ and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations‚ will focus on implementing an aggressive rapid response to the misinformation purveyed by Israel’s enemies. The 10/7 Project will also launch a daily newsletter and a new website so legislators and the American public have access to real‚ fact-based information. As Honest Reporting has continually noted‚ media organizations including the BBC‚ The New York Times‚ The Washington Post‚ and Sky News‚ among others have demonstrated their anti-Israel bias in their reporting. “Since October 7‚ there has been a concerted and consistent effort from Israel’s enemies to draw a false and dangerous equivalence between Hamas’ deadly rampage to destroy the Jewish state and Israel’s right to defend itself against terrorists‚” Ted Deutch‚ the CEO of the American Jewish Committee‚ stated. “The 10/7 Project will be a trusted and timely source of accurate information to set the record straight and combat false narratives perpetuated by Hamas terrorists and their anti-Israel allies.  They are responsible for slaughtering some 1‚200 innocent Israeli civilians. This is no time for equivocation.” “At this critical juncture‚ it is imperative that we separate fact from fiction regarding America’s most important Middle East ally and remind people that the vast majority of Americans understand that Hamas is our common enemy‚” Eric Fingerhut‚ President &; CEO of the Jewish Federations of North America‚ added. “Through aggressive rapid response and a comprehensive media campaign‚ The 10/7 Project will work tirelessly to combat misinformation and inaccurate reporting about the Israel-Hamas conflict and continue shining a light on the victims and hostages of October 7. We must ensure that murderous Hamas terrorists are not covered in a way that morally equates them with the sovereign‚ democratic state of Israel and its people‚ and that the loudest‚ most uninformed voices are not permitted to drown out the facts.” “The 10/7 Project will help ensure that America’s leaders are educated and informed about Hamas’s despicable assault on the people of Israel and the Western values that America and Israel champion together‚” said Howard Kohr‚ the CEO of AIPAC. “The United States must continue to stand with our democratic ally as it works to protect its families and secure its future.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “As leaders of American Jewry‚ we cannot be silent in the face of deadly violence from the Hamas Terrorist Army targeting the people of Israel‚” William Daroff‚ CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations‚ echoed. “We must ensure that America and the entire world are told and retold the stories of the butchery of the October 7 massacre. We must discredit and make outcasts of 10/7 deniers‚ who are Hamas sympathizers seeking to perpetuate false and misleading narratives by minimizing and rationalizing the most deadly day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. And we must work together‚ as one Jewish community‚ to successfully communicate to the American people the critical need to stand with Israel‚ as well as the importance of the US-Israel relationship to America and to Israel.”

Congressional Republicans unveiled legislation on Tuesday that would establish a new office tasked with enforcing the ban on affirmative action and strip federal funding from universities that engage in racial discrimination. Titled the College Admissions Accountability Act‚ the legislation from Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) and Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN) would create a special inspector general’s office within the Department of Education to enforce the Supreme Court’s ruling on Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard‚ which found that considering race in the admissions process violates the 14th Amendment. The proposed legislation‚ which was first reported by the Free Beacon‚ comes as several universities have indicated that they may not comply with the Supreme Court’s ruling. “Following the Court’s ruling‚ several American colleges and universities issued statements or unveiled new policies at odds with its letter and spirit‚” the legislation states. “Institutions of higher education‚ including their offices of admission‚ must comply with the Constitution and laws of the United States‚ as interpreted by the judiciary.” Columbia Law School initially stated that they would require applicants to submit a video as part of their application in the wake of the Supreme Court’s ruling before backtracking after critics noted it might be “a willful effort to evade the requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.” Other institutions responded to the ruling by modifying their essay prompts to inquire about applicant’s “cultural background” and “lived experience‚” as well as their beliefs on diversity and inclusion. Some universities‚ like Babson College and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst admitted that the prompts were created in direct response to the ban on affirmative action. “Every student in America is entitled to equal protection under the law‚ regardless of their background‚” Vance contended before adding “This bill creates the means necessary to enforce the Court’s decision and hold colleges and universities accountable for illegal discrimination on the basis of race.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP In addition to creating the Office of the Special Inspector General for Unlawful Discrimination in Higher Education‚ the legislation would also pull federal funding from universities that violate the Supreme Court’s ruling and engage in racial discrimination. The potential punishments would also address discrimination in “financial aid determinations” and “academic programs.” The office created by the legislation would exist separately from the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights‚ giving applicants and employees a new means by which to file discrimination claims. “The federal government has given the universities free rein to discriminate against white and Asian students” remarked Chris Rufo‚ the conservative activist who spearheaded the fight against Critical Race Theory and now serves as a trustee at the New College of Florida. “Senator Vance’s proposed legislation will put a stop to this.”

Julia Roberts recently revealed that she felt a “kinship” with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes after learning about the NFL superstar’s off-the-field work. During the 56-year-old actress’ interview on SiriusXM’s “The Jess Cagle Show‚” Roberts discussed her newfound “respect” for Mahomes after watching the Netflix docuseries “Quarterback.” “I’m watching a lot of documentary things‚” Roberts said. “I mean‚ I love documentaries‚ but I watched this documentary series‚ ‘Quarterback.’ It has changed my life‚ I think. Because I’m a big football fan.” Oscar winner Julia Roberts says she feels a kinship with Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes https://t.co/oxpxYmLApZ — The Kansas City Star (@KCStar) December 5‚ 2023 “But this has given me an insight‚ like I have so much respect right now for Patrick Mahomes‚ I don’t know what to do with it‚” she added. “There’s really not a place for me to put it on a daily basis.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “The quarterback‚ you think like‚ ‘Oh‚ he shows up and throws the ball around.’ I mean‚ that’s what I thought. That’s wrong‚” Roberts continued. “I felt a kinship because I feel like my homework when I’m working it never ends. There’s always some other elements‚ some other thing to learn‚ to figure out‚ to get ready for to‚ you know‚ whatever it is‚ and so I kind of felt like I understand you‚ Patrick Mahomes.” The “Pretty Woman” star admitted she’s first and foremost a San Francisco 49ers fan‚ but said the Chiefs are right behind them. The eight-episode docuseries from NFL Films highlights what went on behind the scenes during the 2022 season for three NFL quarterbacks: Mahomes‚ Minnesota Vikings’ Kirk Cousins‚ and the then-Atlanta Falcons QB Marcus Mariota. “Look — we’ve seen quarterbacks mic’d up for a game. We’ve certainly seen training camp‚” Hall of Fame quarterback and ‘Quarterback’ Executive Producer Peyton Manning told Netflix. “But we’ve never followed a quarterback throughout the entire season to see what he does Sunday night after a big win‚ after a brutal loss on a last-second field goal — what they do on Mondays and Tuesdays on their off days.” “Are they hanging out? Are they playing golf? Are they in the weight room and watching film and grinding for that next game?” he added. “Which is the answer‚ by the way‚ not to give it away. There is no golf in the season.” Related: Patrick Mahomes Says Brittany Is The Key To His Success: ‘I Have A Great Wife’

Vice President Kamala Harris broke a longstanding record in the Senate on Tuesday. With a vote to bust a 50-50 standoff and advance the nomination of Loren AliKhan to be a U.S. district judge‚ Harris surpassed the 191-year-old record of 31 tie-breaking votes set by John C. Calhoun‚ who served as vice president from 1825 to 1832 under Presidents John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) joined with Republicans in voting against invoking cloture. “Today is historic‚” said Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) after the vote. “Vice President Harris has just cast her 32nd tie-breaking vote‚ the most tiebreakers ever. I join all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle thanking the vice president for her leadership and for making the work of the Senate possible.” .@VP Kamala Harris cast her record 32nd tie-breaking vote in the Senate to advance the nomination of Loren AliKhan to be a U.S. district judge. The record was previously held by John C. Calhoun‚ who served as VP from 1825 to 1832 under Presidents Quincy Adams and Jackson. pic.twitter.com/zMSwyjGOTH — CSPAN (@cspan) December 5‚ 2023 Schumer went on to credit Harris for helping Senate Democrats pass key pieces of legislation‚ including the American Rescue Plan and Inflation Reduction Act‚ as well as assisting them in confirming President Joe Biden’s nominations for federal judgeships. The majority leader also thanked Harris for casting tie-breaking votes “all this while juggling the immense responsibilities of her office” and made the case for how the vice president’s “great milestone” is just part of a “greater legacy.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Harris‚ a former California attorney general and U.S. senator‚ has served as vice president for nearly three years. She is seeking another term in the White House as part of Biden’s 2024 re-election ticket despite both having approval numbers hovering in the 30s. By comparison‚ Congress has an approval rating that has sunk below 20%‚ according to FiveThirtyEight’s poll tracker. Leader Schumer presents Vice President Harris with the golden gavel after she broke the record by casting the most tie-breaking votes in the Senate in U.S. history https://t.co/k5aoyJPgIp pic.twitter.com/yJGvqDVUyU — Kate Santaliz (@kate_santaliz) December 5‚ 2023 Harris received a golden gavel as a reward for casting her record-breaking vote. Schumer presented the trinket to her after taking it out of a box in front of reporters. Harris smiled and embraced Schumer‚ saying she was “truly honored.” Doug Andres‚ press secretary for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY)‚ responded to video of the celebration‚ saying on X‚ “this is painful to watch but i cant look away.” He also quipped‚ “feels like a gift Schumer found in his desk this morning.”

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said on Tuesday that Republicans are blurring out the faces of individuals seen in the January 6 U.S. Capitol breach security camera footage — a move his office clarified would protect Americans from being identified by non-governmental investigators and private citizens. “We have to blur some of the faces of persons who participated in the events of that day because we don’t want them to be retaliated against and to be charged by the DOJ and to have other‚ you know‚ concerns and problems‚” Johnson told reporters during a House Republican Agenda briefing. Johnson announced last month that the GOP-led House would begin rolling out the disclosure of more than 40‚000 hours of footage to a website‚ except a small portion that may contain sensitive security information or information that could lead to retaliation against private citizens. The decision to release the footage‚ he said at the time‚ would allow the American people‚ criminal defendants‚ public interest organizations‚ and the media to witness for themselves what happened on that infamous day rather than relying upon “a small group of government officials.” His remarks come as public trust in the U.S. government continues to sink to an all-time low. “The release of the January 6 tapes is a critical‚ important exercise — we want transparency we should demand at the American people do‚” he said. “We trust — House Republicans trust — the American people to draw their own conclusions. They should not be dictated by some narrative and accept that as fact so they can review the tapes themselves.” Although blurring out faces could prevent non-governmental investigators from using facial recognition software to help federal authorities track down those seen on the nation’s capital property‚ the Department of Justice accessed the footage almost immediately after the crowds were cleared. “Faces are to be blurred from public viewing room footage to prevent all forms of retaliation against private citizens from any non-governmental actors‚” Raj Shah‚ deputy chief of staff for communications in the Speaker’s office‚ told The Daily Wire in an emailed statement. “The Department of Justice already has access to raw footage from January 6‚ 2021.” The footage has allowed prosecutors to bring roughly 1‚200 criminal cases in connection to the breach. The Daily Wire reached out to the Department of Justice for comment. Some Republican lawmakers and others have long pressed for releasing security footage of the day when a crowd of people entered the U.S. Capitol‚ disrupting lawmakers’ meeting to certify President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory. House Republicans‚ including Johnson‚ have long criticized the January 6 Committee‚ which investigated the national capitol’s breach for over a year and a half. In the final report summary‚ the committee‚ made up of seven Democrats and two Republicans‚ recommended criminal charges against former President Donald Trump for his role in the events that day — marking a historical moment in U.S. history as no former president has ever been the subject of a criminal referral from Congress. Johnson called the committee a “partisan exercise.” “They claimed that it was bipartisan‚ but I think we all recognize that the two ‘Republican’ members that served on that committee had another agenda‚” Johnson said. “I think that what we got was a biased report. I think they hid some of the important evidence‚ and‚ look‚ we want the American people to draw their own conclusions.” “I don’t think partisan elected officials in Washington should present a narrative and expect that it should be seen as the ultimate truth when we know that they hid certain elements‚” he added. Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) alleged in a Fox News interview in August that the committee failed to preserve some documents‚ data‚ and video depositions. But Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS)‚ the committee chairman on the nine-member panel‚ denied the allegations. “The Select Committee did not archive temporary committee records that were not elevated by the Committee’s actions‚ such as use in hearings or official publications‚ or those that did not further its investigative activities‚” Thompson wrote in August‚ according to The Hill. “Accordingly‚ and contrary to your letter’s implication‚ the Select Committee was not obligated to archive all video recordings of transcribed interviews or depositions.” Daniel Chaitin contributed to this report.

For the second time in as many days‚ White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to call out Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) over her calls for “balance” in criticizing Hamas terrorists for using rape and sexual violence as weapons of war against Israeli women. Jean-Pierre made an appearance on Tuesday on ABC’s midday talk show “The View‚” and several of the show’s co-hosts asked her about the reports of Hamas engaging in the widespread use of rape and sexual violence to torture Israeli women during the October 7 massacre. WATCH: White House @PressSec Karine Jean-Pierre discusses the administration's ongoing conversations with Israel and condemns reports of Hamas engaging in rape and sexual violence: "When you use rape as a form of a weapon of war‚ that's reprehensible." pic.twitter.com/dpeOYhlZjg — The View (@TheView) December 5‚ 2023 Jean-Pierre responded to a question from co-host Sara Haines be reiterating the White House’s condemnation of Hamas’ brutality‚ saying‚ “When you use rape as a form of a weapon of war‚ that’s reprehensible.” Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin pressed the issue‚ referencing the comments Jayapal made during her Sunday appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “The White House has been very unequivocal‚ as you just were‚ about the sexual violence carried out against Israeli women‚” Griffin said. “The House Democrats are planning to introduce a resolution this week‚ both condemning the use of rape in war against Israeli women‚ seemingly in response to [the] Progressive Caucus chairwoman’s comments this past weekend. Rep. Jayapal basically saying we need to be balanced in our criticism‚ which seemed‚ was interpreted by many‚ myself included‚ to downplay the horrors of the actions of October 7. Does the White House support this resolution‚ and do you think the representative needs to clarify her remarks?” “So‚ look‚ I’m going to let the representative speak for herself. I just can’t speak for her. I speak for the president of the United States. I am the White House press secretary‚ obviously‚ so that’s who I speak for‚” Jean-Pierre replied. “When it comes to rape‚ that’s reprehensible. When it comes to using rape as a weapon of war‚ that’s reprehensible. We are very‚ very clear about denouncing Hamas’ actions. And that’s what the president has been clear about.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Griffin tried again to get Jean-Pierre to say something about Jayapal’s statement‚ asking‚ “Do you think because of her perch‚ though‚ as a progressive leader‚ she should clarify her remarks?” Jean-Pierre didn’t budge‚ instead just repeating‚ “I speak for the president. She has to speak for herself. We have been very‚ very clear‚ very clear.” Jean-Pierre was pressed on the same issue during Monday’s White House press briefing‚ but would not comment on Jayapal’s interview then either.

In a shocking turn of events‚ former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin‚ known for his involvement in the George Floyd case‚ was brutally attacked in prison. The assailant‚ John Turscak‚ also known as ‘Stranger‚’ is a former Mexican Mafia insider who later became an FBI informant. This violent incident took place at the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson‚ where Turscak‚ armed with an improvised weapon‚ inflicted 22 stab wounds on Chauvin. Turscak’s history is marred by violence and crime. As a leading figure in the Mexican Mafia during the late 1990s‚ he was deeply involved in orchestrating attacks against rival gang members and even attempted to assassinate a leader of an opposing faction. Despite facing charges that could have led to life imprisonment‚ his sentence was reduced to 30 years due to his cooperation with the FBI. Derek Chauvin's attacker used to be called "Stranger." The woke white Mexican Mafia FBI informant had less than 3 years left on his sentence‚ yet tried to murder America's most high-profile inmate. Why? A former Mexican Mafia member‚ Ramon "Mundo" Mendoza‚ knows all about… pic.twitter.com/H7ydACXNUL — Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) December 5‚ 2023 The attack on Chauvin raises questions about Turscak’s motives‚ especially considering his impending release from prison. With less than three years left on his sentence‚ the rationale behind such a high-profile assault is puzzling. Some speculate that Turscak‚ who has a history of anti-Black sentiment‚ may have been attempting to maintain his notoriety or avoid release due to threats against his life. Ramon ‘Mundo’ Mendoza‚ a former member of the Mexican Mafia‚ provided insights into Turscak’s character‚ suggesting that the attack might have been driven by a desire to uphold his reputation or fear of retribution upon release. Mendoza highlighted Turscak’s “green-lit” status‚ indicating a marked man within the criminal underworld‚ which could explain his drastic actions. IT WAS AN FBI HIT ON DEREK CHAUVIN pic.twitter.com/2Qgl2cdhRA — Queen Freedom (@RainbowReclaymr) December 3‚ 2023 The incident has sparked discussions about the role of informants and their relationship with law enforcement agencies. Turscak’s past as an FBI informant complicates the narrative‚ as it involves a history of undercover operations and continued criminal behavior despite his cooperation with federal authorities. Critics are questioning the effectiveness and ethical implications of using criminal informants in law enforcement investigations. The case of Turscak‚ who continued to engage in illegal activities while under the FBI’s watch‚ exemplifies the potential risks and moral quandaries associated with such practices. The attack on Chauvin also sheds light on the broader issues of prison security and the treatment of high-profile inmates. The ability of Turscak to carry out such a violent assault within a federal institution raises concerns about the safety measures in place to protect inmates‚ regardless of their notoriety. Furthermore‚ the incident has reignited debates over the justice system’s handling of controversial figures like Chauvin. With emotions still running high from the George Floyd case‚ the attack underscores the ongoing tensions and divisions within society regarding law enforcement and accountability. As the investigation into the stabbing continues‚ many are calling for a thorough examination of the circumstances that allowed this attack to occur. Questions remain about the oversight of informants and the adequacy of prison protocols to prevent such incidents. The assault on Derek Chauvin by a former Mexican Mafia member turned FBI informant is a stark reminder of the complex and often dangerous interplay between crime‚ punishment‚ and the pursuit of justice. It is a story that will undoubtedly continue to unfold‚ with far-reaching implications for all involved. The post Ex-Mexican Mafia Turned FBI Informant Assaults Derek Chauvin in Prison Attack appeared first on The Conservative Brief.