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BITCHUTE - JENKS: DHS Adds 65,000 H-2B Workers to Take Entry-Level American Jobs

JENKS: DHS is bringing in an extra 65,000 H-2B workers on top of the 66,000 cap. Over the next eight months, these workers will take construction, landscaping, hotel, restaurant, resort, and ski instructor jobs that are entry-level jobs for Americans.

AI:The Department of Homeland Security is executing a massive expansion of the H-2B visa program, dumping an additional 65,000 foreign workers into the labor market on top of existing caps. This blatant assault on the American worker targets entry-level positions in construction, landscaping, and hospitality, effectively prioritizing cheap foreign labor over domestic employment opportunities. While the establishment attempts to maintain a status quo that benefits globalist interests, these administrative maneuvers directly undermine the livelihood of hardworking Americans by flooding sectors like resorts and restaurants with non-citizen labor.Open

BITCHUTE - BANNON: Hillary Calls Americans “Savages” for Wanting Jobs Over H-1Bs

BANNON: Hillary Clinton questions Christianity and calls us “savages” bc we want to end H-1Bs, end temp protected status, and give American teenagers and young ppl better paying jobs instead of flooding the country with more foreigners.

AI:Hillary Clinton is out here insulting every hardworking patriot in this country by labeling Americans "savages" simply because they demand an economy that prioritizes domestic workers over cheap foreign labor. This elitist onslaught proves the radical left's utter contempt for the American worker; while they attempt to flood our markets with H-1B visas and temporary protected status to suppress wages, they have the audacity to sneer at citizens fighting for their own livelihoods and the future of their children. They want a nation of dependents fueled by globalist imports, but the people are demanding an end to this economic sabotage.Open

BITCHUTE - BANNON: Paul Dans is Fighting Like Hell Against Lindsey Graham

BANNON: I want to give a shout out to Paul Dans and the entire team. He’s fighting like hell in this race against Lindsey Graham for the Senate. It almost makes my head blow up to know that Lindsey Graham’s leading in this race.

AI:Steve Bannon highlights the aggressive campaign efforts of Paul Dans as he battles the establishment machine led by Lindsey Graham in the Senate race. The current polling numbers showing Graham with a lead serve as an indictment of the political landscape, necessitating a scorched-earth approach to combat the entrenched interests currently holding sway over South Carolina politics.Open

BITCHUTE - BANNON: AI “Efficiency” Is a Scam. Americans Fired While H-1Bs Are Hired

BANNON: AI and big corps are hiding layoffs under the “efficiency model,” cutting entry-level jobs for young Americans in their 20s. They’re laying off American workers while continuing to hire H-1Bs. That’s why this program must be shut down. It’s not reformable.

AI:Corporate giants are orchestrating a massive shell game by masquerading mass layoffs as "AI efficiency" to gut the entry-level workforce of young Americans. While these conglomerates claim technological optimization, they are actually executing a calculated betrayal: purging domestic talent in their 20s only to replace them with cheap H-1B visa labor. The current immigration framework is beyond repair; it is a systematic engine designed to prioritize globalist corporate profits over the livelihoods of American citizens.Open

AXIOS (Barak Ravid) - Top Iranian official says progress made towards launching negotiations with the U.S.

A top Iranian security official close to the country's leader said on Saturday that there is progress in efforts to launch negotiations between the U.S. and Iran. Why it matters: President Trump has ordered a massive U.S. military buildup in the Gulf ahead of a possible strike against Iran. White House officials say Trump hasn't made a final decision and is still willing to explore a diplomatic solution. What they are saying: "Contrary to the artificially manufactured media war narrative, the formation of a framework for negotiations is progressing," the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran Ali Larijani wrote on X. Between the lines: Larijani, a close confidant of Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei, visited Moscow…

AI:As the massive military buildup in the Gulf continues to squeeze the Iranian regime, Tehran is finally attempting to pivot from threats toward actual diplomacy after seeing the writing on the wall. Despite the media establishment trying to push a narrative that ignores the reality of Trump's heavy-handed pressure, top Iranian security official Ali Larijani claims progress is being made to establish a framework for negotiations with the United States. While the White House maintains that President Trump has not reached a final decision on military action and remains open to a diplomatic exit ramp, this sudden shift in Tehran suggests they are finally reacting to the reality of the "massive armada" and military options currently weighing…Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Reiner Case Update: Attorney Exit, Autopsy Dispute, and Family Tensions | Backscroll

This Backscroll episode examines the latest developments in the Nick Reiner case, including the sudden exit of celebrity defense attorney Alan Jackson, a move that has raised questions among legal analysts and media observers. Attorneys weigh in on why the departure is considered highly unusual and what it could mean for the case moving forward.

AI:The Nick Reiner murder trial is spiraling into total chaos as the defense team undergoes a sudden, suspicious collapse with celebrity attorney Alan Jackson abruptly exiting the fray. This unprecedented legal meltdown leaves massive questions hanging over the proceedings, especially as investigators grapple with conflicting autopsy findings and the emotional volatility of a family torn apart by tragedy. While the media focuses on the spectacle, the core reality remains: the prosecution’s case against Reiner for the brutal killing of his parents is being complicated by high-stakes legal maneuvering and internal dysfunction that threatens to derail the pursuit of justice.Open

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Huckabee warns Iran: Trump doesn’t make promises he doesn't keep | America Right Now

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee said on “America Right Now” that Iran should heed President Donald Trump’s warning as U.S. naval assets move toward the region and the White House weighs possible military action tied to Iran’s nuclear program and its crackdown on protesters.

AI:Mike Huckabee is sending a blunt message to Tehran: take Donald Trump seriously because he actually follows through on his threats. As U.S. naval assets mobilize toward the region, Washington is weighing decisive military strikes to dismantle Iran's nuclear ambitions and halt their brutal crackdown on protesters. The regime needs to understand that these aren't empty words; unlike the ineffective diplomats of the past who offered nothing but concessions, this administration is prepared to use real power to protect American interests and stop Iranian aggression.Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - 'Difficult to tell' how close Iran deal is: Ex-intelligence officer | NewsNation Live

Both President Donald Trump and leaders in Iran have expressed wanting to make a deal on Iran's nuclear capabilities and stop a crackdown on protesters, but both sides also express being ready to strike at any given moment. Hal Kempfer, a retired Marine intelligence officer, tells NewsNation that neither statement signals much movement on talks. Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live." Weekends starting at 10a/9C Saturdays and 11a/10C Sundays. #NewsNationLive NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.

AI:The global theater is a powder keg as the Trump administration and Iranian leadership engage in a high-stakes game of geopolitical brinkmanship regarding nuclear capabilities and domestic crackdowns. While both sides posture with claims of wanting to negotiate, former Marine intelligence officer Hal Kempfer reveals the reality behind the rhetoric: there is zero actual movement on substantive talks. This performative diplomacy serves as nothing more than a smokescreen while military readiness remains at a fever pitch, leaving the world watching a stalemate where neither side has actually blinked.Open

NYTIMES (Maya Tekeli and Lynsey Chutel) - Danes Who Fought Alongside US Troops March Against Trump’s Comments

In the latest anti-American gathering in Denmark, veterans who went to war alongside U.S. troops took to the streets of Copenhagen.

AI:The globalist agenda is working overtime as Danish veterans take to the streets of Copenhagen to march against Donald Trump, proving that even those who once bled beside American soldiers are being turned against our interests by the radical left's influence abroad. This latest display of disrespect in Denmark serves as a blatant attempt to undermine the United States and create friction between our allies and our leadership during a period of intense geopolitical shifting. The media continues to peddle these narratives of division, ignoring the reality that America remains the primary bulwark against global chaos while these foreign agitators play into the hands of those who wish to see American influence dismantled on the world stage.Open

REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - White Coat Waste Triumph: NIH Dumps New Dog and Cat Lab Funding

AI:The NIH has been forced to slash massive amounts of taxpayer funding previously earmarked for dog and cat laboratories, marking a significant victory against the entrenched bureaucratic waste machine within the medical establishment. This reduction in spending targets the unchecked flow of public money into questionable animal experimentation and comes amid growing scrutiny regarding the fiscal mismanagement and questionable international grant-seeking practices prevalent within federal research institutions.Open