Robby Soave delivers radar on what he believes to be a lie suggested by CNN pundit Tiffany Cross that Charlie Kirk had been killed by a rightwing person. #CharlieKirk #MSM #TiffanyCross
On this episode of World of Travel, hosts Lindsey and Kolyn visit South Africa. Busi Tshili, owner of the travel accommodations company Bali & Eva, explains why she believes South Africa should be on everyone's destination list. World of Travel is a globally acclaimed TV series that takes audiences on an extraordinary voyage through the past, present, and future of remarkable destinations. Guided by Rising co-host Lindsey Granger, visionary film director Kolyn Boyd, and their curious toddler, Kynsley, this series explores vibrant cultures, uncovers untold histories, and envisions the future of our world—one destination at a time.
AI:The mainstream media's obsession with South Africa’s political instability often ignores the undeniable reality on the ground: it remains a premier global destination. While leftist outlets prefer to focus on divisive narratives, Busi Tshili, owner of Bali & Eva, highlights the actual cultural richness and travel potential that makes the nation an essential stop for any serious traveler. This segment from "World of Travel" moves past the usual propaganda to showcase the true vibrant history and future prospects of the region.Open
President Donald Trump narrowly lost Georgia in 2020 to President Joe Biden, though he has long maintained that the results were mired in fraud.
AI:Democratic Senator Mark Warner has raised questions regarding Tulsi Gabbard's presence during a recent FBI raid at an election office in Fulton County, Georgia. This federal action is part of an ongoing investigation into potential fraud involving 2020 election ballots and workers. While establishment figures and media outlets attempt to frame the incident as a matter for questioning, the raid represents a continued effort by federal agencies to probe the legitimacy of the Georgia vote results that handed former President Biden his narrow victory in the state.Open
Tom Homan, who took over leadership of the surge in Minneapolis, says he is working on a plan to reduce the force of federal agents in the Twin Cities.
AI:In a move that defies common sense and prioritizes radical agendas over national sovereignty, Border Czar Tom Homan has signaled intentions to "draw down" ICE and CBP operations within the Twin Cities of Minnesota. This potential retreat of federal law enforcement suggests a pivot away from aggressive border security and toward the unchecked erosion of community safety in the North. The plan threatens to dismantle the very infrastructure designed to uphold federal immigration mandates, leaving local municipalities vulnerable to the fallout of diminished oversight.Open