Boys will be boys🤷: Bill O’Reilly and Chris Cuomo decided they needed an adult to moderate their weeklong battle over Natalie Harp and Jon Ossoff’s comments from last week.
Tune in📺: They will join us tonight
Bigger issue‼️: Both political parties have decided the midterms will be about sexual innuendo, social media owns and attacking each other.
Both parties will fail the American people on everything from health care and immigration to the debt and taxes.
Realization🤦: Both parties realize if they scare you about the other guys, they don’t have to provide any solutions themselves.
Must-see TV📺: Cuomo and O’Reilly kick off the show tonight
Worth watching📱: Our buddy Joel Rubin, a former Bernie Sanders staffer, now feels homeless as the Democratic Party tells its Jewish members they are the problem.
“Economic onslaught”💰: Donald Trump wants us to believe that the guy who can’t endure the political pain of high gas prices is willing to endure the political pain from blowing up the global financial system
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the launch of an “economic onslaught” against Iran and their financial connections —
He says any country doing business or sending money to Iran will be cut off from the U.S dollar system
What I’m thinking💭: There’s no reason for Iran or anyone else to take this threat seriously — that is bad for America.
The most stringent sanctions since the last time we announced the most stringent sanctions — as Iran pointed out ... it’s been like 42 times
Tonight📺: Brig. Gen. John Teichert tonight on what options we have left.
When Racism is OK!
GREAT NEWS👍: About 20% of the major-party candidates for governor this year are black.
For reference, approximately 13-15% of the American population is black.
There are more Black major-party candidates for governor than the population.
AP News sees a problem: “Americans have elected only 3 Black governors. This year, 8 major party candidates are on the ballot”
Yes! We should be celebrating this — it proves that America can get better and can change
Instead, we’re told this is a racist, sexist country.
The Left’s spirit animal, Scott Galloway, says that America is an inherently racist and sexist country — and that’s why we’re going to elect Gavin Newsom as president
No, really… he said that. Watch:
Chief Nerd@TheChiefNerdSCOTT GALLOWAY: “I think Gavin Newsom is going to be our president … I don't see any reason why Secretary Clinton lost to Donald Trump other than sexism.”11:22 AM · Aug 24, 2026 · 251K Views684 Replies · 52 Reposts · 576 Likes
Double standard‼️: Racism is bad — unless you want to be racist against a conservative.
Proof☑️: Terrorist enthusiast and horrific individual Abdul El-Sayed made a horrible, racist attack against JD Vance’s wife, Usha Vance.
Eyal Yakoby@EYakobyAbdul attacking Vance’s family and wife is a new low.8:38 AM · Aug 23, 2026 · 1.31M Views503 Replies · 618 Reposts · 2.59K Likes
Alarming🚨: When anyone rightfully brings up the many problems with El-Sayed, including speaking at a conference with an imam who supports pedophilia or hanging out with a guy who says Jews should go back to Auschwitz
Well, that’s Islamophobic
📰The Washington Post headlines, “El-Sayed’s win triggered wave of anti-Muslim rhetoric online,” writing:
“After Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic Senate nomination in Michigan, conservative commentary about him shifted focus from socialism to his Muslim identity.”
A phobia is an irrational or justified fear — one must only look to Europe or listen to El-Sayed’s defense of sharia law to be justified in being scared
The Anger Is Real😡
‼️Nothing buries a candidate faster than telling voters that their concerns are unfounded… or “inorganic”
GOP Senate candidate Michael Whatley tried telling everyone they didn’t understand the data center argument and that the centers aren’t really that bad
Aaron Rupar@atruparNorth Carolina Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley: "You gotta remember that this opposition to data centers is not organic. This is being ginned up."2:55 PM · Aug 24, 2026 · 182K Views109 Replies · 94 Reposts · 323 Likes
No, Americans understand what data centers represent…
Look back🔙: It’s the same thing that boys in girls sports represented.
There weren’t that many boys in girls sports. But it spoke to something bigger: a desire by the Left to tear apart the fundamental covenant that parents spoke for their kids and could decide things for their kids and could protect their kids...
If a 6-foot-5 biological male can spike a volleyball in the face of your 16-year-old daughter, that’s not fair — and it’s not transphobic to say so.
Democrats just focused on how statistically rare it was.
Today‼️: Data centers are the culture war issue of this election
If I’m angry that the rich keep getting richer, billionaires are still getting massive tax write-offs, and politicians haven’t dealt with the affordability crisis, that’s unreasonable??
Data centers are the most visible representations of what’s quickly becoming America’s second Gilded Age.
It has very little to do with water usage or power bills.
Politico calls it “Data centers’ ‘oh s–t’ moment”
Watch tonight📺: Shelby Talcott and Corbin Trent on the White House trying to push the economic benefits of something Americans have decided to hate.
Neither party cares enough about the constituents all year long. They are fair weather people. They tell us what we want to hear to get our votes, but don't listen to what we are telling them at any point. Very one sided. You moderating Bill and Chris will be Epic. Choking IRGC financially does sound satisfying, until you think of the everyday people. But it needs to be done. Guessing there will be more military effort eventually. Political Racism/Sexism, oh my! Everyone can sound like a Racist/Sexist- it depends on who you're talking to. Islamist threat is not being noticed enough, that's scary. AI/Data Center specifications must be worked out as soon as possible. As much for the national sanity as the need for them. Another fine show is in our future!
It’s very sad that the Republican Party doesn’t take the opportunity to close the big tax loopholes for the wealthy- carried interest, 1031’s, jet write-offs, etc. While none of these will significantly impact the deficit, it would show that they care about the average person vs preserving egregious loopholes for the uber wealthy.