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On Monday at Mar-a-Lago President Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about several issues including the cease fire in Gaza, and the missile threat from Iran. The recent U.S. strike against Venezuela also came up at the press conference after the meeting. And there was some interesting coverage going on over at CNN both pre and post meeting. Prior to Monday's post-meeting press conference with the two leaders, CNN White House reporter Alayna Treene was busy repeating what she had learned from unnamed "administration officials", and that is, that Netanyahu is the problem. Here she is on CNN News Central. TREENE: ..One of the key things,.. is making sure that they can get Netanyahu to commit to that phase two, part of that ceasefire agreement that was initially struck back in October. It's actually something that in my conversations with Trump administration officials, they had expected would be underway at this point... But a lot of people are also worried, and I say a lot of people, people in the Trump administration, worried that perhaps Netanyahu is slow-walking those talks and that he's not as committed and invested in the broader peace plan than he had initially let on. Because I should say, initially he got a lot of what he wanted out of this cease fire proposal. You know, the return of the hostages. One thing he's been complaining about and criticizing is that Hamas has refused so far to turn over the last living.. excuse me, the last remains of the the final deceased hostage. And so it's really going to be, I think, a key question of what happens behind closed doors when they emerge from this.  Very interesting reporting by Treene. Her "unnamed sources" accusing Netanyahu, her claiming that Israel got "the return of the hostages", which was called for in phase 1, then reluctantly acknowledging that there is still one deceased hostage. Ran Gvili still being held by Hamas, and they also refused to disarm, another violation. Later after the two leaders met, Trump would meet with Gvili's parents and threaten that Hamas had better disarm, or "there'll be hell to pay for them." He also would say that, "Israel has lived up to the plan 100 percent", shooting a hole through the CNN sources' "slow-walking" claims. But none of this stopped Treene from spewing the same claim against Netanyahu, when she appeared on The Lead, with Phil Mattingly filling in.  TREENE: (Trump) believes Israel is living up 100%, was the term he used, to their commitments in this deal. And that is different than what I'm hearing in some of the conversations with other Trump administration officials, which there's been a lot of concern and some skepticism that potentially Netanyahu is slow walking this process for phase two to kind of, you know, he was never fully invested in a long term peace deal. Apparently she couldn't resist repeating herself.  But the worst of CNN occurred on NewsNight With Abby Phillip. During a panel discussion on Trump's efforts on Ukraine, Emma Vigeland brought up "our complicity in the genocide in Gaza" and compared Israel's response to October 7 to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and Scott Jennings let her have it for not condemning Hamas.   All three nightly network newscasts covered the meeting, of course, but gave the Gaza topic relatively little time, instead concentrating on Trump's warning to Iran, and the strike on Venezuela. Only CBS's Ed O'Keefe mentioned the Trump meeting with Ran Gvili's parents. None of the three shows referenced those unnamed administration sources blaming Netanyahu, which was a bit surprising, given how much gravitas CNN's Treene granted them.

There's something hilarious in the lefty Hollywood trade magazine Variety channeling George Clooney attacking CBS News as falling apart and apparently not holding Donald Trump accountable. The leftist press never holds George Clooney and his fellow Hollywood Democrats accountable. Executive Editor Brent Lang is a typical cozy kitten in this Clooney cover story, channeling his view that Trump's lawsuits against the media were "frivolous." Variety is frivolous. Variety's headline emphasized Clooney's "GFY" bravado: “If CBS and ABC had challenged those lawsuits and said, ‘Go fuck yourself,’ we wouldn’t be where we are in the country. That’s simply the truth.” Brent Lang failed to Google-search Clooney and his record on defamation suits: "The investigative organization The Sentry, co-founded by George Clooney and John Prendergast, settled a defamation lawsuit in late 2022." Clooney has energetically pushed the leftist myth of CBS News standing up against McCarthyism under Edward R. Murrow, and constantly comparing that hackneyed leftist crusade to the present day, and who cares if the Soviet Union actually infiltrated the country with spies after World War II? Who cares about The Truth again? Not Clooney. He's naturally pissed at Bari Weiss for daring to move CBS one inch toward the center.  “Bari Weiss is dismantling CBS News as we speak,” Clooney says. “I’m worried about how we inform ourselves and how we’re going to discern reality without a functioning press.” For her part, Weiss handled Clooney by inviting him in, sending Variety this statement: "Bonjour, Mr. Clooney! Big fan of your work. It sounds like you’d like to learn more about ours. This is an open invitation to visit The CBS Broadcast Center, where I’m spending the holidays working to relaunch the Evening News with my colleagues. Tune in January 5." To the Clooneys, a "functioning press" means going Full Jim Acosta all the time. It's in the pose and in the lunge at The Right-Wing Enemy, not in the facts. Clooney thinks the Glory Days at CBS apparently include Dan Rather's Fake News about George W. Bush's National Guard record, not to mention Rather screaming at his father about Iran-Contra. But he let Robert Redford embarrass himself with the Fake News Movie on that front.  When the Rathers and the Steve Krofts cuddled up to the Clintons or the Obamas, well, that was not "dismantling CBS News." Because its purpose is to advance the "right side of history," not holding that side accountable. But Lang is his publicist. Clooney, who always seems to run cool, grows animated discussing how certain members of that profession have abandoned journalism’s mission to hold the powerful to account. It makes him think about something Murrow says in both the film and the play. “‘Let’s not confuse dissent with disloyalty,’” Clooney says. “I mean, what a beautiful, important statement about who we are at our best. But all too often we fall short.” Clooney has long been one of the entertainment industry’s most outspoken liberals, so it’s no surprise to hear that he believes President Trump’s behavior flies in the face of Murrow’s ideals. “It’s a very trying time,” Clooney says. “It can depress you or make you very angry. But you have to find the most positive way through it. You have to put your head down and keep moving forward because quitting isn’t an option.” How did Clooney do in holding Joe Biden to account? He watched his cognitive decline close up at a June fundraiser, and said nothing for almost a month, until after Biden's terrible debate. But Brent Lang doesn't question Clooney or hold him accountable, he shamelessly puffs him up:  In 2024, Clooney made a big political stir, not by criticizing Trump, but for a New York Times op-ed he wrote urging Joe Biden to drop out of the race following his debate meltdown. Many Democrats were relieved that someone was taking a stand that might save the country from Trump, but the Biden family has continued to criticize Clooney for being disloyal. Soderbergh says, “I thought, ‘Holy shit.’ It’s classic George. He knows there are going to be so many people pissed at him, but if something is wrong, he’s going to speak out. Somebody had to say it.”  Oh, he was so brave! A classic!  Lang even promoted Clooney's bravado on X. What a publicist he is:  George Clooney's next act: The Oscar-winning star on saying goodbye to leading man roles, his idea for another "Ocean's 11" movie, and why news organizations should have told Trump 'go fuck yourself' instead of settling lawsuits. https://t.co/fnaCg19XJH — Brent Lang (@BrentALang) December 30, 2025

Dennis Boldt was a 19-year-old private in the Army when he landed on the shores of Normandy on June 6, 1944.On the 80th anniversary of D-Day in 2024, the San Antonio-based organization Walk Among Heroes arranged for Boldt and several fellow World War II veterans to return to the battlefields where they had served with valor decades earlier.'You are carrying the torch of the fallen.'“Dennis met the president [or] leader of nearly every democratic nation, and he met Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, and many other celebrities," Walk Among Heroes president and founder Jeff Wells told Blaze News. "What continuously took me by surprise was the humbleness and gratefulness Dennis expressed to everyone he met. Dennis 100% could not understand why he was being treated like ‘royalty,’ in his words. They call his generation the ‘Greatest Generation’ for a reason. They are humble and truly believe they were just ‘doing their job.’”During last year's trip, Boldt had the opportunity to visit the grave of General George S. Patton Jr. in Luxembourg American Cemetery for the first time. Boldt, who served in the Third Army under Patton, was accompanied by the late general's granddaughter Helen Patton.“This is something I had never expected in my life,” Boldt said as he rested his hand on Patton’s gravestone, which was surrounded by flowers and American and French flags. “I knew that I had served under him, but to be at his gravesite, with ... his granddaughter, how is this possible for me?” he stated.RELATED: What we owe our veterans this D-Day Boldt expressed his deep appreciation for Patton’s leadership.“Greatest honor that ever could have been presented to me and all my other comrades — that we ... served under General Patton,” Boldt stated. “He was our leader. If it had not been for his thrust with the saber forward, we could not have made it.”“It was our leader that led us to victory,” Boldt added.Boldt also visited the Normandy American Cemetery for the first time, where he met with a young active-duty soldier and shared a powerful message with him.“I thank you,” Boldt told him. “You are carrying the torch of the fallen.”RELATED: 100-year-old World War II veteran nails what is wrong with current-day Americans in tearful guidance: 'People don’t realize what they have' At the conclusion of his trip, he shared some warm words with Walk Among Heroes.“I’d like to say this: I feel like an old prospector that’s out in the field looking for a fortune. And I have found it,” he said as he pointed to those around him. “You people are my second family. I want you to know that. I think of you as my brothers and sisters. What you have all done for me here has made my time here valuable beyond all words."Boldt celebrated his 101st birthday in December.When asked what fuels Walk Among Heroes, Wells shared that it is “our debt of gratitude for these heroes who paved the way for all us.”“Their service and sacrifices allow us to enjoy the greatest privilege in the world — freedom. We must take advantage of every opportunity to honor them and thank them,” Wells added.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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