Tyler Robinson’s Trans Furry Boyfriend Spills the Beans on Those Engraved Bullets"[

"[I] told him to make sure he doesn't set off the bullet on accident in the house."

In a twist straight out of the clown world newsroom, Lance [Twiggy] Twiggs, the trans-identifying former boyfriend of accused assassin Tyler Robinson, took the stand in audio form during Thursday’s preliminary hearing.

He revealed that Robinson had been planning to engrave bullets ahead of a so-called “hunting” trip that somehow ended with Charlie Kirk, the late Turning Point USA founder, in the crosshairs.

The police interview with Twiggs, taped months after the assassination, finally got its big courtroom debut.

According to trans-identifying Twiggs, Robinson casually mentioned a family hunting excursion and wondered if he could borrow a Dremel tool to customize some ammunition with personal messages.

Twiggs, ever the helpful sort, confirmed he had the tool, pointed out its location, and issued the single most comically oblivious warning in recent memory, all about a month before the shooting.

“He said he was going hunting with his family and he asked if we had a Dremel he could borrow because he said he wanted to engrave messages on bullets,” Twiggs explained. “I just told him where the Dremel was and told him to make sure he doesn’t set off the bullet on accident in the house, but I didn’t really think about it until then."

Twiggs added that the day after the killing, Robinson looked restless, like a man trying very hard to pretend he hadn’t just turned a conservative icon into a headline. When Twiggs pressed him in person about those late-night texts confessing to the shooting, Robinson reportedly cracked.

“[He] didn’t go into detail. I just asked him in person if what he said was true the night before and he said it was, starting crying a little bit, and he says he wishes he hadn’t done it," Twiggs said.

Some chunks of the interview were redacted on orders from Judge Tony Graf to protect the delicate rights of the defendant while the rest of America wonders how many warning signs can pile up before someone connects the dots. Robinson, 23, now stares down the possibility of the death penalty if convicted, a fitting end to what the left will no doubt call “one isolated incident” involving a trans furry’s gun-engraving roommate. Business as usual in 2026.

The chances of Robinson getting the death penalty is as slim as a police captain forgoing a doughnut, but if he does, it will take decades before it's carried out, unless some Democratic socialist in power comes along and dismisses the charges.


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Judge Declines Defense's Creative Attempt to Make the Death Penalty Magically Disappear On the Charlie Kirk Shooting

Defense attorneys apparently hoped that if they complained loudly enough about a prosecutor's media comments, the potential death penalty would simply vanish. A Utah judge wasn't buying it.

The alleged assassin of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, a scumcrumpet named Tyler Robinson, remains eligible for the death penalty if convicted of aggravated murder after Judge Tony Graf Jr. rejected what amounted to the legal equivalent of asking for a do-over because the other side said something impolite.

The judge found Deputy Utah County Attorney Christopher Ballard in civil contempt for crossing the line during media interviews. Ballard improperly expressed confidence in the overall strength of the case against Robinson, violating a court order limiting public comments, proving he's not the brightest nor the best of attorneys.

That did not mean the prosecution should lose its ability to seek capital punishment, it just means Ballard needs to keep his mouth shut when he's supposed to.

"The court finds that striking the death penalty is grossly disproportionate to the misconduct and legally unavailable in this civil contempt framework," Graf ruled.

Translation: Nice try.

Robinson is accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University in September 2025. According to prosecutors, the evidence goes well beyond a single bullet fragment, despite defense efforts to suggest otherwise.

The dispute centered on forensic evidence involving Robinson's grandfather's rifle. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives determined that the bullet fragment recovered from Kirk could neither definitively identify nor eliminate the rifle as the source because the tool mark analysis was inconclusive. Defense attorneys eagerly promoted that finding as though it were an exoneration.

Not so fast.

The bullet caliber matched the rifle, and investigators also matched a spent shell casing to the weapon. Prosecutors argued they were merely correcting a misleading narrative after headlines falsely implied the firearm had been ruled out altogether.

Judge Graf largely agreed that prosecutors were allowed to "set the record straight." Where Ballard got into trouble was adding his own opinion about Robinson's guilt instead of simply correcting the record.

Rather than imposing the judicial equivalent of a lightning strike on the prosecution, Graf ordered an expanded jury selection process to ensure prospective jurors can remain impartial.

The courtroom battle has increasingly resembled a public relations war. Prosecutors accuse the defense of planting misleading claims through carefully crafted court filings designed to generate favorable headlines. The defense, in turn, accuses prosecutors of "hubris" for responding publicly.

Everyone seems eager to litigate the case on cable news before it reaches a jury.

Robinson has not yet entered a plea and is expected to do so only after his preliminary hearing, which is scheduled for early July. He will continue appearing remotely from jail while both sides keep arguing over microphones almost as much as they argue in the courtroom.

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School Pays $95,000 After Punishing Student for Charlie Kirk Tribute

There are moments that reveal with almost embarrassing clarity the state of institutional America today, and this is one of them. Gabby Stout has just secured a ninety-five-thousand-dollar settlement from her school, Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. The offense? The school had accused her of vandalizing the campus “spirit rock” with a tribute to the assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk and had placed her under police investigation.

Only two days after Kirk’s killing, Stout had obtained explicit permission from the school to paint a tribute on the rock, a surface routinely decorated by students. Together with two friends she wrote “Freedom 1776” and “Live Like Kirk—John 11:25,” surrounded by hearts and an American flag. Hours later the school painted over her message and sent a notice to the entire student body declaring that the rock had been vandalized with an unauthorized statement that violated the student conduct code. Law enforcement, it said, had been contacted and an investigation opened.

Stout was pulled from class, interrogated, and made to write a statement. Her phone was searched without her parents’ consent. The following day the school quietly altered its speech policy, closed the investigation, and announced that she would face no discipline. Yet it refused to issue any statement clearing her name. Her parents say the episode left their daughter exposed to threats and bullying, for which the school offered no apology. Only a month later did the institution reverse itself, withdrawing the vandalism accusation and admitting that law enforcement had never been involved.

The Alliance Defending Freedom brought a complaint charging that the school had violated Stout’s First, Fourth, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendment rights. The filing highlighted the obvious moral double standard. When George Floyd died in 2020 the same rock had been painted with messages supporting Black Lives Matter. Those expressions, it seems, raised no alarms.In a statement to Fox News, Stout expressed the hope that the settlement would illuminate the rights of students:

“I hope they learn that students don’t leave their faith or their free speech rights when they walk into school. I didn’t do anything wrong, as they now admit. I was sharing a message I believe in, a message that inspired me, and a message that honored Charlie Kirk by pointing people to the hope for salvation through Jesus Christ. And they made me feel like a criminal for doing this. School officials can’t just silence a student because they don’t like what the student says or believes.”

ADF Senior Counsel Travis Barham put the matter plainly. “Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools should be ashamed at how it treated Gabby. She did everything right, and they did everything wrong. She got permission, and she painted an uplifting message of faith. They censored her speech, publicly denounced her, and then punished her for expressing her views.”

Beyond the financial settlement, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education has now approved new speech policies intended to clarify the rights of students. One can only hope the lesson is learned. When institutions treat a young woman’s act of remembrance and faith as a criminal matter while indulging other political expressions, they do not merely embarrass themselves. They expose the selective authoritarianism that now passes for education in too many American schools.

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POTUS calls for Kimmel to be fired; Melania calls the "comedian" a "coward"

President Trump called on ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel on Monday after the insensitive, low-talent jerk referred to the first lady as “an expectant widow” two days before Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner. And we all know what happened at the dinner.

“Jimmy Kimmel should be immediately fired by Disney and ABC,” the president wrote in a post on Truth Social, echoing a call made by the first lady earlier in the day.

“Kimmel, who is in no way funny as attested to by his terrible Television Ratings, made a statement on his Show that is really shocking. He showed a fake video of the First Lady, Melania, and our son, Barron, like they were actually sitting in his studio, listening to him speak, which they weren’t, and never would be,” the president noted.

SO the 2026 White House Correspondents’ Dinner, got way more attention than usual because the president and first lady actually showed up for the first time since they entered the White House. Kimmel mocked the whole thing on his show Thursday night, delivering his own lame speech that included this gem: “Our first lady, Melania, is here. Look at Melania, so beautiful. Mrs. Trump, you have a glow like an expectant widow.”

What an butt-munch.

Melania Trump absolutely torched the late-night hack earlier Monday, calling him a “coward” who “hides behind ABC because he knows the network will keep running cover to protect him.”“Enough is enough,” Melania added on X. “It is time for ABC to take a stand. How many times will ABC’s leadership enable Kimmel’s atrocious behavior at the expense of our community?” 

The Trump administration went full scorched earth on Kimmel and also hammered the Democratic lawmakers whose unhinged rhetoric helped create the kind of atmosphere that led to Saturday night’s mess.

“Who, in their right mind, says a wife would be glowing over the potential murder of her beloved husband?” asked White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Monday. “And having experienced what I did with the first lady on Saturday night, I can tell you that she was anything but.”

Leavitt, who is nine months pregnant, was seated at the head table at Saturday night’s dinner, next to the first lady.

Both women had to crawl off stage as security escorted them, and the president, to safety. 

Kimmel is being blasted from every direction after Saturday’s attack on the gala dinner, where a Secret Service agent took minor injuries when a gunman charged a checkpoint in a pathetic attempt to kill President Trump and others in his administration.

The failed assassin suspect, Cole Allen, 31, was detained by authorities and was arraigned on multiple federal charges Monday afternoon in the DC federal court.

Monday marked the second time Trump has called for the Kimmel's firing. The first was in September 2025, when the scumcrumpet was yanked off the air for a week after affiliates revolted over his disgusting comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk following his assassination.The week-long suspension of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” triggered massive boycotts of Disney, with liberals screaming that it violated the First Amendment. But he's a Democrat, the media are Democrats, the Democrats hate conservatives like Charlie Kirk and Trump, so all they did was have Kimmel stand in the corner and promise to be a good boy for a while.

Melania Trump called for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired for his comments. Maybe more should be done to those who incite violence, even when it's implied.

Kimmel, ever the coward, failed to apologize upon his return to the air Sept. 23, but said: “It was never my intention to make light of a murder of a young man. I don’t think there’s anything funny about it.” 

But President Trump unloaded on ABC for handing him his show back anyway.

“I can’t believe ABC Fake News gave Jimmy Kimmel his job back,” he wrote in a Truth Social post at the time.

“The White House was told by ABC that his Show was cancelled! Something happened between then and now because his audience is GONE, and his ‘talent’ was never there.”

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Erika Kirk had to cancels last minute TPUSA appearance at U of Georgia over "serious threats"

Erika Kirk just had to cancel her appearance at the Turning Point USA event at the University of Georgia tonight over "very serious threats."

Vice President JD Vance still showed up and delivered his planned speech like a champ. Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew Kolvet confirmed it straight up: Erika Kirk, widow of our late conservative warrior Charlie Kirk, received "some very serious threats in her direction."

That's why she wasn't there in Athens, Georgia.

JD Vance admitted he was concerned the whole thing might get scrubbed. He talked to the Secret Service and told Erika to "do what she needs to do for her and her family."

No further details on the threats have been released. 

This comes after the Trump administration has stood strong with Erika following the brutal assassination of her husband Charlie Kirk during that debate event at Utah Valley University back in September.

They flew Charlie's casket home to Arizona on Air Force Two, with Vice President JD Vance right there accompanying it.

Second lady Usha Vance was seen holding Erika's hand as they stepped off the plane.President Donald Trump, Vance, and several other administration officials showed up for Charlie Kirk’s memorial service in Arizona on Sept. 21, 2025, just weeks after he was taken from us.Trump called him a "martyr for American freedom" in his remarks and later posthumously awarded Charlie the Medal of Freedom on what would have been his 32nd birthday. Erika accepted it on behalf of her husband with incredible strength.

And on September 18, TPUSA unanimously elected Erika Kirk as the new CEO and chair of the board. She's stepping up and carrying the torch.

The left's hate and threats aren't stopping us—they're only making the fight clearer. America First keeps moving forward.

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Oregon school principal suspended for comments re: Charlie Kirk's murder, now gets 5 years for child sex images

Buckle up folks, because this one is a doozy straight out of the "You can't make this stuff up" file. We're talking about a former Oregon high school principal, yes, the guy in charge of kids, who got suspended for trash-talking Charlie Kirk after his tragic murder . . .  and then, low and behold, gets nailed for being a straight-up child predator.

This butt-clown, 50-year-old Jeremy P. Williams from Longview, Washington, was the principal at Rainier Junior/Senior High School from 2022 until he "retired" in November 2025. But let's call it what it was: he was already on paid administrative leave, courtesy of the taxpayers, for "making negative comments about slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk." Classy dude, right? The guy couldn't even wait for the body to cool before running his mouth.

Then, boom! September 16 rolls around, and he's arrested. 

He was initially hit with 13 charges, but like so many of these creeps do, he cut a deal. In January, he pleaded guilty to three counts of possession of depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct. Poof! Ten charges vanished into thin air.

Fast-forward to sentencing: Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Thad Scudder drops the hammer: 61 months (that's five years and one month) in prison. On top of that? He has to register as a sex offender for the next 15 years, plus 36 months of community custody after he gets out. Oh, and he must cough up $3,000 in court fees. 

Now, the pre-sentencing report is where it gets even sicker. 

Williams told authorities he went hunting online for communities to "make connections" by writing erotica featuring children, because apparently his life was falling apart at work and home. That spiraled into straight-up sharing explicit images of minors.

In a February 4 interview, the creep admitted the writing gig made him feel "popular and powerful" because "only he could provide what people online were seeking." His little stories even "won a few competitions." Congrats, champ, you're a champion in the pedo fanfic league.

Then some woman online reached out for role-play and story-writing, and eventually sent him an explicit image of a young girl. Bahdahbing!A mutual sharing of child sex abuse images. Williams even confessed to sharing a video of a six-month-old baby with someone online. Let that sink in. A six-month-old baby. But hey, he made sure to tell authorities he "did not do anything sexual with his students." Well, thank God for small mercies, as if that excuses any of this nightmare.

And the cherry on top? He blamed it all on "religious trauma" from being raised by Christian fundamentalist parents who taught him that if he did anything "bad or had bad thoughts," he'd go to hell.

Listen, I don't care what your childhood was like, plenty of people grow up with tough upbringings and don't end up trading baby rape videos online. This isn't "trauma" excusing evil; this is evil hiding behind excuses.

So there you have it: A principal who celebrated (or at least badmouthed) the death of a conservative icon.. turns out to be a monster preying on the very thing he was supposed to protect--kids. The left loves to scream about "groomers" in schools, but when one of their own gets caught? Crickets. Or worse, he blame religion.

Facts over feelings, people. This guy deserves every single day of that sentence. And pray for the victims whose images he possessed and shared. Because that's the real tragedy here, not his sob story.

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Judge rules on defense's attempt to disqualify prosecutors in Charlie Kirk murder case

In the Fourth District Court in Provo, Utah, Judge Tony Graf presided over yet another hearing in the grim aftermath of what can only be described as a political assassination. Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk, appeared remotely from his jail cell on September 16, 2025, a detail that underscores the gravity and the spectacle of the proceedings.

A Utah judge has now firmly rejected the defense's attempt to disqualify the prosecutors in the case against Tyler Robinson, the young man charged with the killing of Charlie Kirk.

On Tuesday, having considered the arguments aired at a hearing on February 3, Judge Tony Graf ruled decisively for the prosecution. He stated that the court was unpersuaded that a prosecutor’s relationship with his daughter, who had been present at the event, had improperly influenced the decision to pursue the death penalty against Robinson.

The defense had pressed their case with considerable vigor. They insisted that because Chad Grunander's daughter had attended the Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University, the very scene where Kirk was fatally shot, the entire Utah County Attorney’s Office ought to be removed from the prosecution. This familial connection, they maintained, created at least the appearance of impropriety, and that alone was sufficient to warrant disqualifying the whole office from the matter.

The county attorney’s office countered with clarity and restraint. Neither the office nor the deputy attorney in question labored under any conflict of interest, they argued, because AC (the adult child present at the college event) “did not see Charlie get shot” and “did not see anyone [in the crowd or elsewhere] with a gun.” Moreover, “nearly everything [AC] knows about the actual homicide is hearsay,” according to filings submitted by the office.

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Robinson’s preliminary hearing is now set to commence on May 18 and is anticipated to span three days. Only upon its conclusion will he face arraignment, and he has yet to enter a plea.One cannot help but observe the deeper irony here. In an age when political violence has become a grotesque currency, the attempt to recuse an entire prosecutorial office on grounds so tenuous speaks volumes about the lengths to which some will go to muddy the waters of justice. Yet the judge, in his measured ruling, has reminded us that the rule of law demands more than mere appearances or speculative bias; it requires actual evidence of impropriety. The prosecution may proceed, and the grim business of determining guilt in this assassination will continue unimpeded.

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Another trans shooting in Rhode Island: 2 dead, 3 critically injured

Robert Dorgan, who went by the name Roberta Esposito, had a documented history of mental illness, in addition to gender dysphoria, which is also a mental disorder.

Two people were killed and at least three others critically injured after a man who identifies as a woman opened fire at a high school hockey game in Rhode Island.

Pawtucket Police Chief Tina Goncalves confirmed in a Monday evening press conference that Robert Dorgan, killed himself after what she said was likely a targeted shooting stemming from a family dispute. A clip circulating on social media appears to show Dorgan's daughter leaving a police station and telling reporters that her father "shot my family" and "he's dead now."  The woman added that Dorgan "has mental health issues," and "was very sick." [Yah think?]

Court records from 2020 confirm that Dorgan had undergone gender reassignment surgery, a fancy term that indicates his penis and testicles were surgically mutilated and reshaped to sort of look like a woman's genitalia.

Dorgan claimed to North Providence Police at the time that his father-in-law attempted to throw him out of the house following his surgery. Around that time, Dorgan's wife filed for divorce, initially citing "gender reassignment surgery, narcissistic + personality disorder traits" as the reason before crossing them out and writing "irreconcilable differences."

Authorities have not publicly identified the victims, nor have they confirmed the precise relationships involved in the apparent family dispute. Police have also not released information about the weapon used.

This is the latest shooting perpetrated by a transgender-identifying attacker. Earlier this month, a man who thought he was a woman and wore a dress to somehow prove it to himself, killed 10 people at a Canadian school. 

Transgender-identifying shooters perpetrated deadly attacks on schools in Nashville in 2023 and in Minneapolis in 2025. The latter attack was the subject of the last question Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was asked when he was assassinated in September.

Kirk's killer, Tyler Robinson, was, at the time of the attack, living with his so-called "transgender partner," a man named Lance Twiggs, a guy with gender dysphoria. 

The Trump administration was reportedly considering a ban on gun ownership for transgender-identifying people in the wake of the Minneapolis shooting, but that ban has seemingly stalled. 

A source familiar with the Trump administration's thinking said that the topic is not something that they have heard discussed since conservative outlet, The Daily Wire originally reported it in September. 

Monday's shooting occurred at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena during a game involving multiple high school teams. Pawtucket Police Chief Tina Goncalves said the suspected gunman is also dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Federal authorities, including the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, responded to assist state and local law enforcement at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena on Monday. 

Police said shots were fired inside the arena while spectators and players were present for what had been scheduled as a senior night celebration for the Blackstone Valley Schools cooperative hockey team. "You don’t know what’s going on at first," Melissa Dunn, the mother of one player, told reporters. "You just hear the loud noises … then you realize something is very wrong." 

A player who was on the ice at the time said multiple shots were fired and that players ran to the locker room for safety. :We pressed against the door and just tried to stay safe," he said. "It was very scary." 

Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien intelligently called the shooting "a terrible tragedy" and said the city is working closely with law enforcement and the Rhode Island attorney general's office.

"What should have been a joyful occasion … was instead marked by violence and fear," Grebien said. "Tonight, Pawtucket is a city in mourning."

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Latest in Charlie Kirk Assassination Trial

The Utah judge overseeing the assassination case of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has yet to rule on the defense's motion to disqualify the Utah County Attorney’s Office from prosecuting the case over an alleged conflict of interest.

The defense team for the scumwafer, whose name will not be used here, has been charged with the murder of Kirk, the 31-year-old husband and father of two, on September 10 at Utah Valley University, says the office has a conflict of interest in the case due to a Utah County prosecutor's daughter being present at Utah Valley University when the assassination took place.

The prosecution says the family member saw nothing direct and a conflict of interest has not been established. They’ve also accused the defense of stall tactics.

Judge Tony Graf said on Friday that there's not sufficient evidence yet to warrant the expulsion of the office, but has allowed the defendant's team to begin examining witnesses in relation to the supposed conflict of interest.

Additionally, Judge Graf blocked a pool video camera from showing the defendant after his defense team complained that shots of the accused speaking with his legal team could potentially be seen by lip readers and unfairly impact the trial.

A court “decorum” order prohibits visual recordings of conversations at the defense table, even if they're inaudible, that could potentially be deciphered by lip readers. It also bars close-ups of written communications. The defense argued that the video feed photographer violated such a provision twice on Friday, NewsNation reported.

The sanction of the pool video camera pertained to Friday's hearing specifically, and is not permanent. The next hearing is scheduled for February 3, and will focus on the defense’s requests to boot the Utah County Attorney's Office from the case and limit video footage in the trial.

Separately, new reporting on Lance Twiggs, Robinson's roommate and alleged lover, indicates that Twiggs is no longer being protected by federal agents.

Twiggs, who lived with Robinson at the time of Kirk's murder, has been linked to text messages about the assassination. Relatives of Twiggs say the 22-year-old identified as transgender and was "transitioning" to female.

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Twiggs had an FBI security detail due to threats before he moved out of state, according to media reports. He has not been charged with any crime in connection to the assassination.

This case continues to highlight the raw tensions in our divided nation, folks. Stay tuned for developments.

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Unhinged Dem Senate Wannabe Fantasizes About Assaulting SCOTUS Justices With Beer — And This Is the Party of "Decorum"?

Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow, [aka 3M] the Democrat eyeing a 2026 U.S. Senate run, just couldn't hold it together in a viral clip that's making the rounds. The Notre Dame alum, who's risen to majority whip while crusading hard for abortion rights post-Roe, admitted she'd straight-up lose control if she bumped into Justices Amy Coney Barrett or Brett Kavanaugh out in the wild.

In the undated video, blasted out on X by Townhall, McMorrow's fielding a question on the Court's conservative tilt when she drops this gem, fuming that Barrett sharing her alma mater makes her "furious" on a "personal level."

"I talked to somebody yesterday who said they saw her with Brett Kavanaugh at a tailgate last weekend. I was like, 'I would not be able to control myself,'" McMorrow said. "That would be a bad— there would be beers thrown in people’s faces."

A sitting state lawmaker and Senate hopeful casually joking about hurling beers at Supreme Court justices. Because nothing says "mature leadership" like fantasizing about battery over policy disagreements. Would she also moon them on Capitol Hill and maybe stick her tongue out at them?

McMorrow's office and campaign went radio silent when conservative outlet The Daily Wire pressed for comment. Shocker, now she had nothing to say.

This isn't some isolated hot take,  it's part of a pattern. Remember Chuck 'Nostrils' Schumer in 2020, name-checking Kavanaugh and Gorsuch on the steps of the Court: "You won’t know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions." 

Chief Justice Roberts rightly called it out as "dangerous." Then, post-Dobbs in 2022, that armed nut-job showed up at Kavanaugh's house ready to assassinate him.

Fast-forward: McMorrow's one of the Dems jockeying to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters in a race Republicans are salivating over. At 39, she's been in the state Senate since 2019, laser-focused on advocating for the killing the unborn.

And let's not forget, earlier this year, she cozied up at a fundraiser with far-left blogger Rebecca Schoenkopf, who dropped a piece titled "Second Amendment Comes for Charlie Kirk" just a day after the conservative activist's assassination. Classy crowd.

Look, if this is the "resistance" vibe Dems are riding into 2026, good luck selling that to swing-state voters tired of the rage machine. Threatening justices, even "jokingly," isn't edgy; it's reckless, especially when real attempts have already happened. Time for some self-control lessons, Senator, and get someone to hold your beer.

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Accused Charlie Kirk Assassin Set for First In-Person Court Appearance Amid Battle Over Media Access

Well guys, here we go again with the circus surrounding the murder of Charlie Kirk, one of the strongest conservative voices this country has ever seen. Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old scumcrumpet accused of gunning down the Turning Point USA founder back in September, is finally dragging himself into a Utah courtroom in person for the first time, nearly three months after they slapped the cuffs on him following that 33-hour manhunt.

This hearing in Provo is supposedly all about whether the media gets to keep cameras rolling or if the judge is going to slam the door shut even tighter. Back in October, the Utah County Sheriff's Office whined about the case being a "content tornado" that could torpedo Robinson's "fair trial." Give me a break. Judge Tony F. Grant Jr. already banned cameras from showing the suspect walking in, out, or just standing there, as if that's going to undo the mountain of publicity this creep has already generated.

And who’s calling out this nonsense? Charlie’s widow, Erika Kirk, the new CEO of Turning Point, called out this garbage. She's been fighting tooth and nail for transparency. 

In a blistering Fox News interview, she laid it out plain: "There were cameras all over my husband when he was murdered. There have been cameras all over my friends and family mourning. There have been cameras all over me, analyzing my every move, analyzing my every smile, my every tear. We deserve to have cameras in there," Erika stated. 'Why not be transparent?"

Exactly. The victim's family gets hounded relentlessly, but heaven forbid we see the accused in the dock. Media outlets like Fox are pushing back hard, demanding advance notice if the defense tries to seal anything else. Their attorney, Michael Judd, nailed it: an open courtroom "safeguards the integrity of the fact-finding process" while strengthening public confidence in judicial proceedings.

Legal analyst Roger Bonakdar called Thursday's hearing a "one-trick pony" focused on rolling back coverage, pointing out the bizarre flip-flop: "It has been pretty odd that the information tap was at full blast for a little while and now it's completely shut off," he said. "It's really kind of inconsistent with how you see cases move forward typically."

Remember, early on the feds were blasting out surveillance pics and begging for tips. Now? Total blackout. 

They're even fretting over whether Robinson shows up in civilian clothes or shackles, his team claims prison garb would prejudice people. Bonakdar again: "Courts oftentimes will prohibit the media from depicting the defendant in shackles or in jail clothing because it creates this inference of guilt."

But come on: "Anybody who does a Google search will know… at some point it may be an exercise in futility. Is the damage already done?"

Prosecutors aren’t hiding their plans; they're going for the death penalty. And right from the jump, President Trump was crystal clear: "With a high degree of certainty, we have him. I hope he gets the death penalty."

This isn't about fairness for the killer; it's about shielding him while Charlie's legacy gets dragged through the mud by the usual suspects. The American people deserve to see justice play out in the open. No more games.

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Agitators Turn Berkeley into a Real-Life 'Fight Club' – Minus Brad Pitt, Plus Way More Blood and Bad Ideas

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Oh, Berkeley. The People's Republic of California’s ground zero for everything from tie-dye to tie-ins with Hamas chic. Just when you thought the campus radicals had exhausted their supply of soy lattes and sanctimony, they decided to audition for a reboot of The Purge right outside UC Berkeley. And all because Turning Point USA dared to show up with actual speakers who aren't afraid to say words like "truth" or "Christianity" without triggering the safe space sirens.

Picture this: It's Monday afternoon, the sun's dipping low over the Bay Area haze, and a horde of keffiyeh-clad warriors, you know, the ones who think an Arafat scarf makes them experts on geopolitics, are milling about like they just escaped a bad Al Jazeera fanfic. Why? Because TPUSA's "This Is The Turning Point" tour is wrapping up with a bang, featuring the indomitable Dr. Frank Turek and the eternally snarky Rob Schneider. (Yes, that Rob Schneider. Deuce Bigalow himself, trading bedazzled thongs for intellectual takedowns. Progress!)

But hold onto your Birkenstocks, because two months after TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a Utah campus event on Sept. 10, these peace-loving protesters couldn't let a simple speaking gig slide. 

At around 4:30 PST, the whole thing erupts into a full-on kerfuffle. Two dudes go at it like they're auditioning for the WWE's "Woke Division," with one guy's face looking like he lost a bet with a cheese grater. Blood everywhere. It's the kind of scene that makes you wonder if Berkeley's "free speech" policy comes with a "free stitches" clause.

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Fox News Digital caught the carnage on video, because of course they did, and it's a doozy. A gaggle of agitators circles the fray like vultures at a vegan barbecue, waving signs that scream every lefty trope from "Zionism is racism" to whatever fresh nonsense they're microwaving this week. Cops were out there playing human piñatas, slapping on shield masks and grabbing batons like it's casual Friday at the riot squad. The Berkeley PD later confirmed to Fox that at least two gladiators got zip-tied by 6 p.m. local time.

"I do not have the specific details of what the arrests were for," the police spokesperson said. "At this point, I can share that one of the parties was arrested for battery."

Shocking. A battery charge at a "mostly peaceful" protest? Next you'll tell me the keffiyehs weren't organic cotton. UC Berkeley's mouthpiece chimed in too, insisting the melee stayed off-campus, because nothing says "ivory tower integrity" like outsourcing your drama to the sidewalk. No word on injuries beyond the obvious facial faucet, but let's be real: In Berkeley, "wounded" could mean anything from a split lip to a bruised ego over not getting enough pronouns validated.

This all unfolded mere hours before Turek and Schneider took the stage, turning what should have been a mic-drop moment into a pre-show appetizer of anarchy. Dr. Turek, Kirk's longtime mentor and the guy who can defend Christianity with more logic than a Spock TED Talk, had been hyped about this stop for weeks. Chatting with Fox News Digital last week, he explained why Berkeley was his must-attend.

"If I could go to any one event with him, it would be that one," the Christian author said."I wanted to go to UC Berkeley because it is so progressive and liberal in their views, and I wanted to provide evidence that Christianity was indeed true."

That's what real courage looks like; strolling into the lion's den with facts instead of fidget spinners. (Kirk would've loved it, RIP to a legend who went out fighting the good fight.)

And the afterparty? Pure poetry in motion. As attendees filtered out, the protesters, fresh from their cardio session, swarmed every exit like Black Friday shoppers on Red Bull. Heckling, obscenities, the works. It's almost like they read the script from every Antifa playbook ever: Disrupt, destroy, then demand therapy dogs.

Look, if this is the "turning point," count me in for the sequel. Because nothing says "we're winning the culture war" like watching the other side devolve into a bloody Lord of the Flies LARP. Stay snarky, America. And maybe invest in some riot gear for Christmas. You never know when Berkeley's exporting its vibes.

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Chicago Principal Plays Victim Card for Teacher Who 'Bang-Bang Mocked' Charlie Kirk's Murder

Oh, the irony is thicker than a leftist's skull: A public school principal in the crime ridden Windy City is bending over backward to shield a large teacher who turned a protest into a grotesque pantomime of conservative firebrand Charlie Kirk's assassination like, literally finger-gunning her own neck while hollering "bang, bang." 

But sure, let's frame her as the poor, persecuted soul amid the "threats." 

Enter Lucy Martinez, the woke Nathan Hale Elementary School educator who's now starring in her own episode of Leftist Teacher Gone Wild. 

Captured on video over the weekend at a "No Kings" rally, because apparently protesting monarchy is code for reenacting bullet-through-the-throat fantasies, Martinez decided to channel her inner sociopath. The clip, exploding across social media with tens of millions of views, shows her mimicking the exact wound that took Kirk's life last month: finger to the jugular, imaginary trigger pull, and those oh-so-charming sound effects. Subtle as a sledgehammer to the funny bone, if your idea of funny is desecrating a fresh grave of a descent human being.

And what does Principal Dawn Iles-Gomez do when the backlash hits like a Twitter storm? She fires off a letter to parents that reads like a masterclass in bullcrap bureaucratic deflection. No mea culpas for the teacher, no hints of consequences, just a vague nod to shadowy online bogeymen supposedly gunning for Martinez. 

Because in the upside-down world of Chicago Public Schools, the real crime isn't mocking a murdered man's final moments; it's the peasants daring to notice.

"Dear Hale Parents and Staff, safety continues to be my top priority, which is why I am writing to notify you of a situation involving our school," the letter states. "We were recently made aware of social media posts with language that resembles a potential threat to a staff member. We take all potential threats extremely seriously to ensure the safety of our school community."

"The Chicago Police Department and the CPS Office of Safety and Security have been notified, and CPD is currently investigating this situation further," the letter continued.

Translation: "Move along, folks--nothing to see here except maybe some mean tweets that totally justify ignoring the elephant in the room (or the finger-gun at the protest)." 

Calls for Martinez's firing are mounting faster than the views on that video, and rightly so. But in a system where principals polish turds into trophies, don't hold your breath for actual accountability. After all, if you're teaching kids at an elementary school named after a guy who famously regretted getting hanged, you'd think irony would be the last lesson skipped. Yet here we are.

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Man Who Thought He Could Play Dirty Harry with Babylon Bee's Seth Dillon Gets the Cuffs

Ah, the sweet symphony of justice: a Florida man who apparently mistook his keyboard for a license to kill has been hauled off in handcuffs. An "edgy intellectual" threatened to murder the guy who runs the Babylon Bee a conservative satire site.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier dropped the good news on X, like a mic at a comedy roast: "Last week, our Office of Statewide Prosecution was notified of multiple death threats made to Jewish conservative media members who live in Florida."

Prosecutors didn't waste time, they slapped together an arrest warrant faster than you can say "First Amendment," and the boys in blue executed it with the precision of a Bee headline. The perp, a 28-year-old idiot named Nicholas Ray (online handle: “zionistarescum," subtle, right?), is now cooling his anti-Semitic heels in custody, staring down "charges of extortion, written threats to kill, and unlawful use of a two-way communication device."

Ray's alleged X feed is a fever dream of Israel-bashing, Trump-trashing, and general Republican-roasting that would make your average campus safe space blush. The Daily Wire, a conservative website, dug through it like archaeologists at a dumpster fire, unearthing posts that scream "unhinged manifesto" louder than a TikTok rant.

This bust hits amid a political violence epidemic that's got more plot twists than a season of The Boys. Just Monday, Seth Dillon himself penned a piece for the Free Press, basically holding up a mirror to the fever swamps on both sides: urging the Right and Left to eyeball their own toxic ideologies and policies before someone else does it for them, with a baseball bat.

Dillon launched The Babylon Bee back in 2016 as a cheeky antidote to the humorless drudgery of "real" news, aiming to "speak truth through humor." Mission accomplished: the site's ballooned to 2.2 million Instagram devotees and over 5 million on X. But success breeds enemies, and pre-Musk Twitter slapped a suspension on Dillon for a zinger about USA Today's "Woman of the Year" pick. (Spoiler: It was a dude.) 

Elon Musk swooped in seven months later, bought the bird app, rebranded it X, and hit the "unban" button like it was payback for every bad tweet ever. Free speech: It's what's for dinner.Lately, the Bee's been slugging it out in court over Gavin Newsom's latest bright idea—a bill cranking down on "deep fake images" that basically hands Big Brother the satire censor's toolkit. The judge sided with the Bee, and their lawyer nailed the coffin shut: “The court was right to rein in California’s blatant censorship. We can’t trust the government to decide what is true in our online political debates.”

Meanwhile, Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) is cranking up the heat with a Tuesday hearing on this plague of politically motivated thuggery. Summer '25 alone? Two Democratic Minnesota lawmakers murdered, and the assassination of Turning Point founder Charlie Kirk.

Schmitt didn't mince words: "The rise of political violence on the left is deeply disturbing and antithetical to American values, disturbs the free exercise of our constitutional rights, and is a threat to our constitutional order."

In a world where threats fly faster than likes on a cat video, it's a reminder: Punch up with jokes, not fists. Or keyboards pretending to be guns. 

Your move, keyboard warriors.

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Netflix Is Turning Kids' Cartoons Into Gender Ideology Boot Camps—And Parents, It's Time to Cut the Cord

Look, if you're a parent in 2025, you're already juggling more digital babysitters than a circus clown has juggling pins. And in this glorious era of "everything, everywhere, all at once" (shoutout to that multiverse movie that gave us Michelle Yeoh -- my surname backwards by the way, kicking butt, unlike Netflix, which is just kicking common sense), keeping tabs on what your kid is inhaling from the screen feels about as doable as herding cats. 

Netflix alone is slinging 2.2 million minutes of content, which shakes out to roughly 36,000 hours of programming. That's enough runtime to binge-watch your way through a solid decade of existential dread. And don't get me started on YouTube: 700,000 hours of uploads every single day. Folks, if that's not a recipe for parental paranoia, then nothing is.

So, yeah, we're not super-humans. We can't pre-vet every TikTok dance, every Fortnite skin, or every episode of whatever pastel-drenched fever dream is trending. That's why we lean on the grown-up guardrails: parental controls, those handy-dandy ratings like TV-Y, Y7, G, or PG. It's not laziness; it's math. Finite parents, infinite content. 

As for me, I cancelled my Netflix account when the company featured "Cuties."

Enter Netflix, where the Vice President of Inclusion Strategy, one Wade Davis, has been turning his social media feed into a personal TED Talk on transgender issues. (Thanks for the headshot, Reuters, looking sharp in that Netflix glow, Wade.) Bless his heart, but when parents spot a TV-Y7 stamp on an animated series, they're not unreasonable for thinking, "Cool, seven-year-olds can handle this without therapy bills piling up." You'd figure topics like sexuality or gender identity would be quarantined to the grown-folks section, right? Wrong. Dead wrong. As in, "Dead End: Paranormal Park" wrong.

This little gem of a kids' show, rated TV-Y7, mind you, drops this bombshell dialogue like it's just another Tuesday:

"It's not the park. It's — it’s me. I'm trans, Norma. And everyone at school knows, and everyone at home knows. And being here? It's like, I can just be Barney, and I can choose if and when I tell people. I've never been happier. And that's saying something when I spent the day chased by terrifying zombie mascots. Pugsy reminded me how important it is to live your life without apology. So, I think I've got to give living here a shot. Don't you?"

"Cuties" ad poster

Once that clip hit the viral scrap heap, the internet's amateur detectives went full Sherlock, torches and pitchforks optional, and unearthed a treasure trove of similar sneak attacks. Take "Transformers EarthSpark" (another Y7 special):

"Hey, it's OK. I know I'm safe when I'm with my friends or other nonbinary people." "Nonbinary?" "People who aren't female or male. Oh, I'm sorry, I shouldn't have assumed ..." "I always knew my pronouns felt right, but ... what a wonderful word for a wonderful experience."

And then there's "Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City" (straight-up TV-Y, for the toddler set), where Lime Chiffon gets two dads: Banoffee, who's trans, and Raisin Cane, who's nonbinary. Banoffee struts into a drag show and declares, "As a trans berry, I love living out loud as my most authentic self, and I wanted to dress as bold and unique as I am, which, let’s face it, is a tall order."

Now, here's the kicker that makes you want to yeet your router into the neighbor's yard: most of this stuff is ancient history in streaming years. That "Dead End" clip is at least three years old. Heck, a bunch of us culture-war walruses (guilty as charged) didn't even clock it until the show's creator, Hamish Steele, decided to play Twitter provocateur. He fired off a venomous clap-back at British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's tweet about Charlie Kirk's "assassination" (spoiler: it's still fake news, but drama sells). 

Suddenly, boom—spotlight on the skeletons in Netflix's kids' content closet.

These episodes have been marinating in the algorithm for years, skating by on autopilot thanks to those deceptive Y and PG badges of honor. Parents hit play, thinking "harmless fun," and poof, gender theory homework. 

Netflix? Crickets on viewership stats or kid demographics, because transparency is for chumps.

So, the million-dollar question, parents: How many tykes have already mainlined this ideological IV drip? How many are now pondering pronouns over Pop-Tarts, or worse, teetering toward a lifetime of regret-fueled decisions, all because some suits in Silicon Valley decided "entertainment" means embedding activism in your Rugrats reboot? Time to stop the second chances, folks. Cancel that sub, dust off the library card, and remind Big Stream that kids' shows should stick to zombies, not identity crises. Your sanity, and theirs, will thank you.

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More of This, Folks: Screaming Leftist Who Fantasized About Charlie Kirk's Demise Finally Gets the Federal Wake-Up Call She Deserves

Oh, the sweet sound of accountability echoing through the hallowed halls of justice, finally catching up to the unhinged antics of the perpetually aggrieved. In today's installment of "Woke Rage Meets Real-World Reckoning," meet Bethany Abigail Terrill, a 37-year-old firebrand from Malden, Massachusetts, who's just learned that death threats aren't protected speech, no matter how much you hate borders and love your smartphone camera.

According to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts, federal agents were out there doing the thankless job of backing up Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with some routine arrests near the Malden District Court. You know, enforcing the laws that the "compassionate" crowd pretends don't exist. But along comes Terrill, turning a straightforward operation into her personal viral meltdown.

The details, straight from the DOJ's press release, paint a picture that is absurd and alarming: Terrill allegedly barreled toward the agents, shoving her way through like she owned the place, all to whip out her phone for that oh-so-important footage. Her screams were a greatest-hits album of leftist lunacy: "ICE is here, ICE is here," "You guys are monsters, this is insane," "Sir, what's your name, what's your name," "I can try to help you," and "I am an American civilian, I have a right to be here." She kept plowing ahead, phone in one hand, entitlement in the other and her head in her nether regions.

Newsflash, Bethany: You don't have a "right" to obstruct federal officers mid-arrest. Agents warned her multiple times to back off, polite as you please, but did our heroine listen? Of course not. Instead, she cranked the crazy to eleven, bellowing threats that would make even the most hardened troll blush: "Charlie Kirk died, and we love it… We're coming for you, gonna kill you." 

All caught on body cams and, presumably, her own little Instagram reel of regret.

BREAKING: A Massachusetts woman has been arrested & charged w/ threatening to kill federal agents who were making an immigration arrest outside of a MA courthouse. Feds say Bethany Abigail Terrill yelled "Charlie Kirk died and we love it! We're coming for you, gonna kill you!" to federal agents assisting ICE at the Malden, MA courthouse on September 29th, and it was all captured on multiple federal body cams.

Feds say she also tried to interfere with the arrest. DOJ press release below:

Multiple federal sources confirm to @FoxNews that this is a photo of Terrill. (Instagram). Terrill was slated to strut into a Boston courtroom for her debut performance Thursday afternoon, facing a felony charge of threatening a United States official. We're talking up to 10 years in the big house and a $250,000 fine that could cramp even the most activist of lifestyles. As the press release dryly notes, "Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and statutes which govern the determination of a sentence in a criminal case." In other words: Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

How many times do we have to watch these self-proclaimed "tolerant" warriors vandalize memorials to heroes like Charlie Kirk or hurl death wishes at anyone in a uniform before the consequences actually stick? 

They're out there turning Twitter tantrums into street theater, blissfully unaware that the rule of law doesn't bend for blue hair and bumper stickers. Thank the stars above that the feds are drawing a line in the sand that reads: no more slaps on the wrist for this deep rot of online-fueled anarchy.

The "compassionate" circus is folding its tents one arrest at a time, and color me thrilled to see the cleanup crew in action. Keep it coming, America; let's make accountability great again.

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Jimmy Kimmel’s Ratings Crash After Brief Suspension-Induced Spike

Well, folks, it seems Jimmy Kimmel's return to the airwaves was less a triumphant comeback and more a fleeting blip. After a suspension from ABC for his inflammatory comments, Jimmy Kimmel Live! briefly spiked in viewership, only to nosedive faster than Biden on a bike. According to the numbers, Kimmel's Thursday show pulled in just 2.3 million viewers, a jaw-dropping 64% drop from the 6.5 million who tuned in for his emotional, crocodile teary Tuesday return.

The trouble started when Kimmel, never shy about his left-leaning views, falsely tied Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old suspect in the assassination of Charlie Kirk, to the "MAGA gang." 

Kimmel's exact words: "We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it." Problem is Kimmel was full of crap as reports and the subsequent indictment confirmed Robinson's left-wing ideology, not MAGA allegiance. 

The backlash was swift. Nexstar and Sinclair pulled Kimmel's show from their 390 TV stations, and the FCC took a hard look. Disney, initially feeling the heat, benched Jimmy Kimmel Live! but they chickened out and the ban lasted for less than a week. 

Kimmel returned on September 23, 2025, with a passionate apology-free monologue that drew a crowd, 6.5 million strong. But the interest in the dweeb didn't last. By Thursday, viewership cratered, especially in the advertiser-cherished 25-54 demographic, where Kimmel lost 73% of his Tuesday audience, plummeting from 1.7 million to a measly 465,000. The younger 18-49 demo was a;lso down 73%, from 1.2 million to just 334,000.

This isn't a new trend for Kimmel, (who is also known for wearing blackface on national TV). His show has been bleeding viewers for a decade, dropping from 2.4 million in 2015 to a measly 1.6 million average in 2025, a 37% slide. Compare that to his glory days, and it's clear the late-night host's shtick isn't resonating like it used to.

Kimmel's refusal to fully apologize didn't help. Charlie Kirk's supporters, still mourning and reeling from his assassination at a Turning Point USA event on September 10, 2025, weren't buying the non-contrition. Andrew Kolvet, a Turning Point USA spokesman, said: "Kimmel is an unrepentant liar who tried to blame Charlie’s assassination on the part of the country that just spent the last 2 weeks praying and holding vigils."

Sinclair Broadcast Group, via America Reports, signaled Kimmel’s return to their ABC stations after “thoughtful feedback,” but the damage was done. Nexstar and Sinclair only resumed airing the show on "Friday, and viewers clearly aren't rushing back. Kimmel's brief suspension might have been a wake-up call, but it seems his audience is hitting the snooze button.

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