Watch: 49ers Nick Bosa Appears To Perform ‘Trump Dance’ Sack Celebration

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Nick Bosa appears to have found yet another way to express his support for Donald Trump on the field Sunday, this time by performing what appeared to be a Trump dance after sacking Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield.

Of course, Bosa ended up having to pay a $11,000 fine for interrupting a TV interview of teammate Brock Purdy after the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 27.

Now, Bosa is at it again after he sacked Mayfield on fourth-and-23 for the Buccaneers, leading to a punt. After the sack, it appeared that Bosa emulated Donald Trump’s little campaign even dance.

The resemblance might seem obvious:

(Read more from “Watch: 49ers Nick Bosa Appears To Perform ‘Trump Dance’ Sack Celebration” HERE)

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Transgender Volleyball Player Continues to Break Women’s Records

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Transgender athlete Blaire Fleming has been making headlines at San Jose State University (SJSU) for breaking women’s volleyball records, despite ongoing controversy and boycotts by several opposing teams. On Saturday, Fleming reached his 250th kill shot during a match against San Diego State, marking another milestone in his record-breaking career. This achievement comes just one year after Fleming first hit the 250 mark in 2022, during his initial season with the team.

Fleming’s continued success on the court is significant, particularly as SJSU has faced disruptions from opposing teams who have chosen to forfeit rather than compete against Fleming. This season, five teams—Nevada, Utah, Boise State, Wyoming, and Utah State—have opted not to play SJSU, citing concerns over Fleming’s physical advantage and the perceived unfairness of his participation in women’s sports. Some teams have also expressed safety concerns due to Fleming’s strength, which they argue gives him a competitive edge over female athletes.

The situation has sparked debate within the sports community, as well as controversy at SJSU. The university has faced criticism for its decision to allow Fleming to play on the women’s team, with some alleging that the policy is unfair to female athletes. The tension surrounding Fleming’s participation led to the suspension of assistant coach Melissa Batie-Smoose earlier this month. Batie-Smoose had publicly opposed the school’s trans-inclusion policy, filing a Title IX complaint and giving an interview in which she criticized the culture created by the policy. She argued that the school’s approach had fostered a toxic environment for both players and coaches.

In her Title IX complaint, Batie-Smoose made allegations of misconduct involving Fleming and another teammate, claiming they had conspired to lose a match and potentially harm another player, Brooke Slusser. Slusser, who is a part of a Title IX lawsuit against the NCAA, accuses SJSU of covering up the fact that Fleming was born male. According to Batie-Smoose, Fleming and a teammate violated team rules by leaving their hotel on October 3 to meet with a player from Colorado State, where they allegedly discussed strategies to help Colorado State win and agreed that Fleming would not block any shots directed at Slusser.

Batie-Smoose’s allegations have added fuel to the ongoing controversy, which has also led to legal challenges against the NCAA. Several groups have filed lawsuits against the organization, arguing that allowing transgender women to compete in women’s sports is unfair to female athletes and violates Title IX protections.

SJSU has declined to provide further details on the suspension of Batie-Smoose, stating that she is “not with the team at this time” but offering no additional comment. The university has faced mounting pressure from various quarters as the debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports continues to intensify.

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Kamala Harris’ Ex-Communications Director Says Biden Should Resign in Wild Scheme To Make Her First Female President: ‘Turn Tables on Trump’

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Vice President Kamala Harris‘ former communications director floated a wild plan to make her the first female commander-in-chief — all President Biden has to do is resign.

Jamal Simmons, who served as part of Harris’ team from 2022 until 2023, urged Biden to step aside so that Harris could make history — even despite her massive defeat to President-elect Donald Trump.

“Joe Biden has been amazing but he should fulfill one last promise — to be transitional. Biden should resign and make Kamala Harris the first woman president,” Simmons posted on X.

“It’d turn [the] tables on Trump, keep Kamala from presiding over Jan. 6 make it easier for next woman to run.”

The former spox-turned-CNN commentator made a similar plea on air Sunday, prompting laughter from his conservative colleague Scott Jennings. (Read more from “Kamala Harris’ Ex-Communications Director Says Biden Should Resign in Wild Scheme To Make Her First Female President: ‘Turn Tables on Trump’” HERE)

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Biden Stumbles Multiple Times — Needs Assist From Jill — As He Struggles To Walk On Sandy Delaware Beach

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President Biden stumbled multiple times – and even needed an assist from First Lady Jill Biden – as he trudged through the sand near his Delaware beach house Sunday, according to footage of the moment.

The outgoing commander in chief, 81, was seen repeatedly losing his balance as he navigated the unstable sand in Rehoboth Beach Sunday afternoon, nearly a week after Vice President Kamala Harris lost to former and now future President Donald Trump.

At one point as Biden struggled through the deep and uneven sand, the first lady took hold of his arm to keep him steady, the video captured by CSPAN showed.

Biden then fastened his pace for a few wobbly steps as he moved toward shouting reporters who asked what he and Trump will discuss when the Republican comes to the White House for a meeting on Wednesday.

“Biden is currently battling the sand at his beach house in Delaware,” a Republican National Committee social media account tweeted. “The beach is winning.”

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Mark Cuban Deletes His Pro-Kamala Harris Tweets

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Mark Cuban says there’s nothing to see here. You can move along now.

The staunch Democrat backer of Kamala Harris was accused by the notorious Libs of TikTok X account of deleting his numerous pro-Harris tweets in the wake of her dismal election results.

Cuban responded to the initial X accusation by Libs of TikTok within an hour. “I’ve always gone back and deleted tweets,” he posted. “For years. Same with 2020 election. 2016 election. Same with other stuff. You can use the wayback machine if you really want to see them.” . . .

There was no denying Cuban’s affinity for the Democratic candidate. The co-founder at Costplusdrugs.com, former “Shark Tank” star, and minority owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Texas-based billionaire Cuban said that Harris represented a chance for an “opportunity economy” in her approach to regulation and small businesses.

Cuban at one time thought Donald Trump, a businessman, would be good for the economy, at least before Trump officially entered the presidential race in 2016. But that affinity shifted over the years. (Read more from “Mark Cuban Deletes His Pro-Kamala Harris Tweets” HERE)

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Normalizing Sex With Children: Mattel ‘Deeply Regrets’ Porn Site Misprint on Wicked Dolls

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Toy manufacturer Mattel has said it “deeply regrets” a misprint on packaging for dolls inspired by the new Wicked movie which listed the address for an adult website.

The company recently released the singing dolls ahead of the long-awaited film starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.

But eagle-eyed fans posted images on social media showing the packaging had a pornography website on it, instead of the movie’s web address.

In a statement, Mattel apologised for the “unfortunate error” and advised parents that the misprinted website “is not appropriate for children”.

The BBC has seen online instructions on Mattel’s website, for both the Glinda and Elphaba dolls, listing the erroneous website underneath the Universal Pictures logo – the film studio behind the movie. (Read more from “Normalizing Sex With Children: Mattel ‘Deeply Regrets’ Porn Site Misprint on Wicked Dolls” HERE)

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Watch: Actor Says Biden-Harris ‘Attacked America,’ Celebrates Trump as ‘Hero’ in Emotional Post-Election Clip

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America was “being attacked” under the Biden-Harris administration, according to Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight, who addressed fellow Americans in an emotional video celebrating Donald Trump’s election victory, calling the president-elect “our hero” and a champion of “we the people.”

In a one-minute clip that has garnered more than three million views as of Sunday morning, the Hollywood legend expressed his joy and support following Donald Trump’s recent presidential election win, calling it a turning point for America.

In the heartfelt video, the 85-year-old actor attributed the victory to “the grace of God and your prayers and your truths,” highlighting that the U.S. was “under attack” during the Biden-Harris administration.

“My fellow Americans, we all did it,” Voight began, addressing supporters with visible enthusiasm. “Now we have won our victory, and now we can save the most beautiful country, the USA, with our hero, the 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump.” (Read more from “Watch: Actor Says Biden-Harris ‘Attacked America,’ Celebrates Trump as ‘Hero’ in Emotional Post-Election Clip” HERE)

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FEMA Official Allegedly Directed Hurricane Relief Workers to Skip Homes of Trump Supporters

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A recent report has raised concerns over alleged instructions from a FEMA official to relief workers in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, directing them to bypass homes displaying support for President-elect Donald Trump. According to multiple sources within the agency, Marn’i Washington, a FEMA supervisor, reportedly told workers both verbally and via a group chat to “avoid homes advertising Trump” while conducting disaster relief operations.

The report, first shared with The Daily Wire, claims that this directive led to at least 20 homes in Lake Placid, Florida, being skipped. These homes, which prominently displayed Trump signs or flags, were reportedly not given the chance to qualify for FEMA assistance, as workers were instructed not to provide aid. The sources noted that FEMA workers recorded messages in the agency’s system such as “Trump sign no entry per leadership,” indicating adherence to the guidance.

Several government employees, part of a surge capacity team from the Department of Homeland Security, were involved in the operation. These workers had volunteered to assist FEMA during a critical staffing shortage following the impact of two major hurricanes in the region. One anonymous source shared with The Daily Wire that while they had initially volunteered to help in the wake of the hurricane’s destruction, they were shocked to find they were being asked to discriminate against residents based on political affiliation.

“I knew FEMA was understaffed, and I thought we could make a difference,” the source explained. “But when we got there, we were told to discriminate against people. It’s almost unbelievable that anyone in the federal government would think this is acceptable.”

The incident reportedly took place in Highlands County, Florida, a region that had strongly supported Trump in the 2020 presidential election, with nearly 70 percent of voters backing the Republican candidate. This development comes amid broader criticism of FEMA’s handling of relief efforts in various parts of the country, including communities affected by Hurricane Helene, where widespread power outages, flooding, and road damage left many without basic services.

FEMA has yet to publicly comment on the specific allegations, but the report has drawn attention to concerns over political bias in the delivery of federal aid during emergencies.

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Trump Releases Stunning Plan to Target Washington Corruption, Dismantle ‘Deep State’

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A new video has appeared online featuring President-elect Donald Trump and his new plan to attack and end Washington “corruption” by dismantling the “Deep State.”

[Editor’s note: this video was actually recorded in 2023]

Primary is his intent to reissue his executive order from 2020 that provides presidential authority “to remove government employees” that actually are “rogue bureaucrats.” . . .

Second on his to-do list of 10 items is to “overhaul” the intelligence and national security industry.

“We will clean out all of the corrupt actors in our national security and intelligence apparatus,” he said, as those organizations now appear to be targeting Christians, conservatives and other perceived enemies.

A report at Conservative Brief noted his plan includes executive orders, reforms and even structural changes inside government agency operations. (Read more from “Trump Releases Stunning Plan to Target Washington Corruption, Dismantle ‘Deep State’” HERE)

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Trump To Pursue ‘An Aggressive Strategy’ To Cripple Iran

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President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly planning to ramp up the U.S. pressure campaign on Iran by enacting crippling sanctions on the Islamic regime immediately after taking office.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the plans include “drastically increasing sanctions” on the country and killing its oil industry as part of an “aggressive strategy to undercut Tehran’s support of violent Mideast proxies and its nuclear program.”

Trump is expected to move rapidly to cut off Iran’s oil revenue, including by going after “foreign ports and traders who handle Iranian oil.”

The report said that Trump’s new “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran will also factor in the fact that the regime has repeatedly tried to assassinate him and some of his top officials from his first administration.

“People tend to take that stuff personally,” said Mick Mulroy, a top Pentagon official during Trump’s first term. “If he’s going to be hawkish on any particular country, designated major adversaries, it’s Iran.” (Read more from “Trump To Pursue ‘An Aggressive Strategy’ To Cripple Iran” HERE)

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