Vice President JD Vance fired back at a mainstream media reporter who claimed that President Donald Trump’s White House Press Pool ban of CNN, Politico and MS Now is an infringement on free speech.
“He’s not banning media outlets! He’s saying we’re not going to give you special access to the White House if you engage in what is effectively propaganda.” Vance told the reporter.
Watch the tense exchange here:
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Trump has surprisingly nice things to say about Mamdani after private Gracie Mansion meeting
President Donald Trump praised Mayor Zohran Mamdani following their private meeting at Gracie Mansion Monday, calling it his first presidential visit to the residence since Reagan’s 1981 stop, and said he hoped Mamdani would prove to be a “great” mayor.
Mamdani said the discussion focused on lowering New Yorkers’ cost of living, continuing an unlikely rapport the two have built since first meeting last November despite past mutual insults calling each other “fascist” and “communist.”
Mamdani has notably softened his stance toward Trump ally Netanyahu, backing away from earlier pledges to have him arrested, while Trump has continued pushing Mamdani to address crime, immigration enforcement, and high taxes in the city.
Investigation into Somali-run home daycares in Seattle raise alarming red flags
The Post Millennial’s Katie Daviscourt investigated several Somali-run daycares in Seattle, finding multiple facilities receiving substantial taxpayer funding — including one collecting nearly $2 million with no apparent children present, and others receiving $30,000-$40,000 monthly — despite signs suggesting little to no actual childcare services.
Several daycare operators became confrontational or evasive when questioned, with one accusing Daviscourt of being “Trump people” and telling her to leave, while others refused to answer basic questions about their operations.
Across just two neighborhoods, Daviscourt identified more than $5 million in potential taxpayer fund abuses spanning over 20 registered daycare locations, funded through Seattle’s Child Care Assistance Program designed to support low- and middle-income families.
Protest organizer Medea Benjamin’s family foundation funneled millions to left-wing network
A Fox News Digital investigation found CodePink co-founder Medea Benjamin’s family foundation, Arc of Justice, gave nearly $3.2 million to CodePink since 2009 and about $24.6 million total across roughly 1,500 grants to organizations focused on anti-war activism, immigration, and foreign policy issues involving China and Cuba.
Other major recipients included Global Exchange, Grassroots International, the Center for Constitutional Rights, and Alliance for Global Justice — the latter drawing scrutiny for once fiscally sponsoring a pro-Palestinian group later sanctioned by the Treasury Department.
Benjamin has since stepped down from the foundation’s board amid leadership changes, and defended the funding as support for anti-war work, denying any foreign government influence after being escorted from a congressional hearing on foreign influence operations this week.
Exacy! Your as good as the company you keep; bad company corrupts good character--CNN and Ms dnc your NOT WELCOME!!
Or Jesse Waters