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BITCHUTE (Steve Bannon's War Room) - Socialized Sin | EP140 | The White House Podcast LIVE

Royce White rejects racism as black America’s default grievance, arguing that personal responsibility, resilience, and independent thought offer a better path than permanent victimhood. He connects radical feminism and weakened masculinity to the Lindsay Clancy case, abortion, and a justice system he says has abandoned equal standards and the sanctity of life. Royce challenges taxpayers to consider the “socialized sin” of funding abortion, foreign wars, government corruption, and gain-of-function research without accountability for Dr. Fauci. He warns that figures such as AOC, Gavin Newsom, and Jasmine Crockett represent a political culture that shields favored groups from criticism while punishing dissenters like Stephen A. Smith.…

BITCHUTE (Steve Bannon's War Room) - LIVE: Beyond The Midterms. The American Future | Irving, Texas

Afternoon Panels: The Future of Immigration (12:45PM) Immigration vs. Mass Deportation Presented by Mass Deportation Coalition Young Republicans join candidates and elected officials for a Q&A on immigration - the signature issue of the 2024 winning coalition - plus, a discussion on the divide on the right over mass deportation and what it will take to resolve it. Host: John Doyle, "The John Doyle Show", Blaze Media Discussants include: Isaac Laster (Chairman, Young Republicans of Texas), Benjamin Shrader (Austin YR Chairman), Luis Canosa (Irving City Councilman), Mitch Little (Texas State Rep.), Bo French (Rep. nominee for Texas Railroad Commission, ex-Chairman, Tarrant County Republican Party) plus Sara Gonzales, ("Sara Gonzales…

AXIOS (Ben Berkowitz) - Trump makes a familiar promise: $5,000 checks for everyone

President Trump is promising $5,000 checks for every adult U.S. citizen if Republicans retain control of Congress in the upcoming midterm election. Why it matters: He's made similar suggestions before, many times, none of which ever came to pass. - It'd also cost more than $1 trillion to fulfill. Driving the news: At Wednesday night's GOP midterm convention , Trump made the unexpected offer. - If Republicans keep control of both the House and the Senate, Trump said , ""I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000." Yes, but: It's not the first time the president has suggested some sort of rebate for Americans from his administration's policy actions. - In July 2025 and again in October 2025,…

President Trump is promising $5,000 checks for every adult U.S. citizen if Republicans retain control of Congress in the upcoming midterm election. Why it matters: He's made similar suggestions before, many times, none of which ever came to pass. - It'd also cost more than $1 trillion to fulfill. Driving the news: At Wednesday night's GOP midterm convention , Trump made the unexpected offer. - If Republicans keep control of both the House and the Senate, Trump said , ""I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000." Yes, but: It's not the first time the president has suggested some sort of rebate for Americans from his administration's policy actions. - In July 2025 and again in October 2025,…Open

YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Trump makes BOLD promise to Americans if Republicans win the House and Senate

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AXIOS (Jim VandeHei) - We're living in an AI twilight zone

Two seemingly contradictory realities are true at once: - Most people find AI only modestly useful, a more clever Google search. - Many people building AI or using it obsessively worry it could severely damage or destroy humanity. Why it matters: We're living in an AI twilight zone. For many, the technology is simultaneously underwhelming in daily use and terrifying in its trajectory. - The gap between these two realities helps explain why confusion and fear are exploding across politics, AI labs and business. State of play: The AI labs are in full panic. They worry the public dislikes AI and despises data centers — and that's before Anthropic insiders went public with their latest warnings that AI could end humanity this decade. -…

Two seemingly contradictory realities are true at once: - Most people find AI only modestly useful, a more clever Google search. - Many people building AI or using it obsessively worry it could severely damage or destroy humanity. Why it matters: We're living in an AI twilight zone. For many, the technology is simultaneously underwhelming in daily use and terrifying in its trajectory. - The gap between these two realities helps explain why confusion and fear are exploding across politics, AI labs and business. State of play: The AI labs are in full panic. They worry the public dislikes AI and despises data centers — and that's before Anthropic insiders went public with their latest warnings that AI could end humanity this decade. -…Open

AXIOS (Sara Fischer) - Elon Musk's X is the AI community group chat

Elon Musk bought Twitter saying civilization needed a "common digital town square." Four years later, it's more like a live group chat for Silicon Valley's AI obsessives . Why it matters: Two years ago, X was fighting off competition from a slew of new entrants. Today, it remains relevant by becoming more niche. - The people making AI news are often debating it, explaining it and occasionally breaking it on X before the rest of the information ecosystem catches up. State of play: New model releases, research papers, demos, hiring moves, high-profile executive exits and technical arguments ricochet through X in real time. - The latest viral example came Tuesday when Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon announced his resignation on X, along…

Elon Musk bought Twitter saying civilization needed a "common digital town square." Four years later, it's more like a live group chat for Silicon Valley's AI obsessives . Why it matters: Two years ago, X was fighting off competition from a slew of new entrants. Today, it remains relevant by becoming more niche. - The people making AI news are often debating it, explaining it and occasionally breaking it on X before the rest of the information ecosystem catches up. State of play: New model releases, research papers, demos, hiring moves, high-profile executive exits and technical arguments ricochet through X in real time. - The latest viral example came Tuesday when Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon announced his resignation on X, along…Open