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The ten questions Bill O'Reilly would ask if he were interviewing President Biden on Monday:
  1. It might be a good thing for Americans if you had an independent neurological exam, your opponent as well. That could reassure some citizens. Will you do it?
  2. So far, your immigration policies have cost the American taxpayers about a half $1 trillion, and that's rising. How can you justify that?
  3. Deaths from narcotics have risen 36% on your watch, Mr. President. Why?
  4. Grocery prices have increased 21% since the start of your term. Why?
  5. The average price of gas is up 38%. Why?
  6. Why did your administration, Mr. President, abandon $7 billion worth of weapons to the Taliban? Why did you okay it as commander in chief?
  7. Do you support any restrictions on abortion whatsoever...anything?
  8. Considering Catholic doctrine—and you believe in that—are you concerned you will be held accountable for your abortion stance after you die?
  9. Do you support a wealth tax whereby the federal government would demand payments on unrealized investment gains?
  10. Mr. President, you appointed Vice President Harris to explore the root causes of illegal immigration. What did she report back to you?
 
How ActBlue Charities Inc., an American political action committee and fundraising platform established for serving left-leaning and Democratic nonprofits and politicians, appears to be engaged in money laundering on a massive scale...

 
"America, take note. It's already happening here."


I equate this with the refusal in the USA to verify ballots in the 2020 elections by confirming signature matches.
 
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The Wall Street Journal did a very interesting report. I'm stealing it, but I'm giving them credit. So, there are some very powerful people behind Kamala Harris that you and I did not know. And they are Ray McGuire, Brad Karp, Jon Henes and Marc Lasry. All right. McGuire is the president of Lazard. All right. He is the highest-ranking black executive on Wall Street. Laazard is a financial firm.

Karp is the chairman of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind law firm. I have dealt with them before. They are unbelievable partisans for the Democratic Party. Unbelievable. Let me get the other two guys.

Henes is the CEO of the C Street Advisory Group. Okay, so it's another financial deal. They're deeply involved with politics.

Marc Lasry is the CEO of the Avenue Capital Group, and these guys are all pumping big, big money into Harris PACs.

There is big money coming into the Republican precincts as well. There was a Trump fundraiser in Bridgehampton, Long Island over the weekend. I think it raised $15 million. All right.

Elon Musk is going to pump, or has pumped, 20 million into a Trump PAC, political action committee, and he'll do more so. So, Musk is on Trump's side. Musk is doing this to counteract Mark Zuckerberg…okay…who pumped 420 million into helping Joe Biden in 2020.

$420 million. One man. Staggering! So, Musk is going to help Trump.

~ Bill O’Reilly
 
What are the main points made by Hilary Cass on policies related to the gender treatments available for teens?

Dr. Hilary Cass, in her review of gender identity services for children and young people, highlighted several key points:

  1. Lack of Rigorous Research: Cass emphasized the need for more robust medical research, particularly regarding the long-term effects of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormone therapy.
  2. Overmedicalization Concerns: She noted that there has been an overmedicalization of gender-questioning youth, often without sufficient evidence to support the benefits of such treatments.
  3. Individualized Care: Cass stressed the importance of individualized care, considering the diverse and complex needs of young people, including those with autism or other mental health issues.
  4. Long-term Follow-up: She pointed out that many studies did not follow patients long enough to understand the long-term outcomes of gender-affirming treatments.
  5. Policy Recommendations: Based on her findings, Cass recommended that the National Health Service (NHS) in England should adopt a more cautious approach, ensuring that medical interventions are only used when absolutely necessary and supported by strong evidence.
These points aim to ensure that gender-questioning children and young people receive the best possible care, tailored to their individual needs and backed by solid research.
 
How come I never heard about this?

Sam Brinton, the gender-fluid, sometimes-drag queen who served as deputy assistant secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Office of Nuclear Energy (who often dressed as a lipstick-wearing woman at official government functions) was released from his job after being convicted of stealing women's luggage at several different airports.
 
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