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SiriusXM Radio Spitemonger Megyn Kelly's net worth is best estimated at between $45 million to $65 million. This gorgon is another Bill Maher or Joe Rogaine, making a fortune peddling nonsense, hatred, and bile.


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"Just get a divorce. Like, the children are grown. Get a divorce. Barack Obama would have no trouble finding someone to actually love him and root for him and have stars in her eyes for him. No trouble whatsoever. They should get a divorce. Honestly, it's very clear they don't love each other.

"She's not capable of loving him. And how can he love just this steaming heap of nastiness? Like, no one's in love with a steaming heap of negativity.

"That's all she is about everything. Like I say, it's not just him, it's not just the children, time is first lady, my god. She hates everything as far as I can tell except for her current schedule."

~snip~

"FUNNY"


"FUNNY"

... removing trees from a golf course in Washington, D.C., without getting approval from officials ...

My guess is that the unauthorized Trump Demolitions are going to get more frequent because of this afternoon's SCOTUS decision ...

Supreme Court continues to allow construction of Trump's White House ballroom
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... In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court halted lower court rulings that would have temporarily blocked the construction of a new 90,000-square-foot ballroom where the East Wing once stood.

The high court said in an unsigned opinion that the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which filed a lawsuit to block the project, did not have the legal right to sue. It did not address the legality of Mr. Trump's East Wing project. ...


US Secretary of War Crimes Pete Kegsbreath and white supremacist Doug Wilson pretending to be pious Christians:


The exchange:

MEHDI HASAN: "You said recently to a local news channel that you would've fought for the South in the Civil War, for the Confederacy, which lest we forget had 3.5 million people enslaved, had a constitution that required the protection of slavery. It was a place where torture of slaves was legal. And you, Doug Wilson, in 2026 are saying you would've fought for that South. What kind of moral man are you if you were willing to fight for a side that enslaves and tortures people?"

CHRISTIAN PASTOR DOUG WILSON: "Yeah, part of the point of our booklet was, yeah, it was, they were not Nazis. It was a fallible, messed up institution. We don't defend the institution of slavery. I'm glad that slavery is gone. I wouldn't have gone to war to fight for slavery. If, had I been in that moment, I would have fought to defend Maryland, which is where I grew up. Maryland or Virginia or something like that."

MEHDI HASAN: "But they were fighting for slavery. I mean, they made that very clear, the Confederate leaders. So you would have been fighting for slavery, which is a bizarre thing to own up to in 2026."

WHITE SUPREMACIST DOUG WILSON: "It would be really bad had I owned up to it."

MEHDI HASAN: "I mean, you just said I would have gone to fight for the Confederacy. And I'm telling you, the Confederacy was fighting for slavery. So by definition, you were fighting for slavery, which is insane."

PHONY CHRISTIAN DOUG WILSON: "And I deny your minor premise."

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Amerikkka is simply ruined.

"FUNNY"

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... These range from Morehouse College to Florida's Fish and Wildlife Commission and include Medicare fraud investigators in Illinois, a drug task force focused on east-central Missouri, and the inspector general of a federal agency.

In return, Alpharetta receives Flock data from more than 1,300 entities, which span from the prosecutor's office of Whitley County, Indiana, to the Metro Police Authority of Genesee County, Michigan.

The Alpharetta Police Department -- which, as reported by WIRED, had an officer resign due to Flock misuse on August 5 -- also exchanges Flock data with several agencies that have been similarly rocked by recent incidents of officers misusing its technology, including Georgia's Bibb County Sheriff's Department, the Savannah Police Department, and the Dallas Police Department.

Alpharetta's data-sharing network has expanded tremendously over the past year. Since June 2025, the number of entities receiving data from Alpharetta police has grown by about 42 percent, and the number of entities sending data to them has grown by about 125 percent.

And, according to documents obtained via public records requests from several other cities around the country, Alpharetta is far from alone in having an expansive and complicated data-sharing system, providing a potent example of how pervasive Flock's surveillance network has become.

One of Flock's central selling points is its network of customers -- mostly, though not entirely, law enforcement agencies. ...



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