Journalism
Google Search Engine Sways Millions of Voters In One Direction
The future of fair and honest elections may well be in the hands of Google's search engine, swaying votes toward Democratic candidates, says Dr. Robert Epstein. Epstein plans to do something about Goog... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow September 22, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow — Commentary by Larry Schweikart IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Green Screen Zelensky met with Kevin McCarthy, who denied his plea to beg for more moolah from ... Read More.
Zuny Tarrio Says Her Son Has Been Treated Like a Terrorist
Enrique Tarrio either has magical powers or very long arms because he was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison for seditious conspiracy and crimes that would have required him to be in D.C. in order... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow September 21, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow — Commentary by Larry Schweikart IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) The former Capitol Hill top cop said Botoxic refused the National Guard on Patriot Day, January... Read More.
Mayorkas Brings Back Team Disinformation For National Security
On Tuesday, Secretary Mayorkas announced the establishment of the Homeland Intelligence Experts Group, whose members are among the most ironic picks one can possibly imagine if factual intelligence inv... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow September 20, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow — Commentary by Larry Schweikart IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Slowly, the means of cheating are coming out. I have maintained there was no way Rutabaga got 8... Read More.
Tracy Beanz and Steve Deace Discuss Missouri v. Biden
Tracy Beanz from UncoverDC joins Steve Deace to talk about the huge wins for free speech coming out of the Missouri v. Biden case. Watch Tracy and Steve Starting at 30:00 Watch Tracy and Steve Starting... Read More.
J6: Sandy Weyer’s 11 Minutes Inside the Capitol
Sandy Weyer, age 57 at the time, entered the Capitol on Jan. 6 on the East side of the building, the same side where Brandon Straka stood outside with his bullhorn and the same side where Dr. Simone Go... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow September 19, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow — Commentary by Larry Schweikart IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Finally, someone is serious about illegal criminal invaders: President Trump vows to terminate ... Read More.
Shannon Joy and Tracy Beanz: 2024 Election Cycle, COVID Lockdowns and Jabs
Shannon Joy's New Inaugural LIVE Show Featuring Tracy Beanz. Shannon and Tracy analyze disturbing new economic data, Megyn Kelly’s revealing interview with Trump, and the bombshell revelation about her... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow September 18, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow — Commentary by Larry Schweikart IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) This is precisely why Rutabaga denied RFK, Jr. Secret Service protection: an armed man imperson... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow September 15, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow — Commentary by Larry Schweikart IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) I guess you file this under John Holmes/Jenna Jamieson news: A DemoKKKrat nurse running for off... Read More.
Tracy Beanz on Joe Pags: Tracy Beanz Examines TWO Big Cases You Should Be Following
Tracy Beanz visits Joe Pags, has been all over Missouri v Biden since day one, and gives an important update. Plus why is Elon Musk suing California?... Read More.
J6: DOJ Sentencing Memo Delivered 7-Year Prison Sentence for Kyle Young
J6 defendant Kyle Young sits in a medium-security prison in Arkansas where he is serving 86 months for one charge tied to his interaction with DC Metro Police Officer Michael Fanone. ... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow September 14, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow — Commentary by Larry Schweikart IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) A Kollyfornia attorney has filed a lawsuit to bar President Trump from the 2024 ballot. Good. L... Read More.
