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September 21st: Accuser Countdown - The woman accusing President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault is setting the terms for her own appearance before next week’s Senate Committee. The media circus surrounding her allegations has fostered unprecedented opposition to the confirmation of SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Trump, however, called out the timing of the accusations as well as adding facts don’t matter to the radical left who only want to “destroy and delay.” Also, liberty-loving patriots and Infowarriors around the world are sounding the alarm against Big Tech’s efforts to further partner with the global elite’s anti-human mission. Start your weekend informed. Call and tune in now!

Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford, who claims — without any evidence — that Kavanaugh inappropriately touched her at a drunken party while in high school, turns out to have ties to an abortion pill pharmaceutical company called Corcept Therapeutics. This discovery brings to light an obvious conflict of interest in Blasey’s story, revealing that she works for a pharmaceutical company that manufacturers an abortion pill drug, whose profits could be strongly impacted by future Supreme Court decisions on abortion rights.

“We think that Hurricane Florence will create temporary disruptions in the labor market that should be evident in upcoming reports on jobless claims,” said J.P. Morgan Chase economist Daniel Silver. “But the claims data available to date signal that the job market was strong prior to any storm-related disruptions.”

Mr. Silver said despite the historically low level of claims during the week the storm struck, he would still anticipate some effect from the hurricane in the September jobs report, released early next month.


Thursday’s report showed the four-week moving average of claims, a steadier measure, fell last week by 2,250 to 205,750. That was also the lowest level since 1969.

September 20th: MAGA Breaks Records - Jobless claims filed by Americans has reached a record low and the stocks saw a boom with the S&P hitting an all-time high, prompting President Trump to tweet “Congratulations USA!” Also, a Friday deadline has been set for the accuser of Trump’s SCOTUS pick to respond on whether she will testify on her allegation of sexual assault by Brett Kavanaugh in the early 80’s. Furthermore, the Senate Judiciary Chairman called out strategically releasing such allegations for political gain. Joining today’s show is citizen-journalist Laura Loomer providing the latest on current events. Call and tune in now!

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September 19th: Chaos Supreme - The woman who accused President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault wants her allegations investigated by the FBI before she testifies at next week’s Senate Judiciary Committee. Additionally, Senator Dianne Feinstein said the Senate hearing should be delayed to allow a proper investigation and the SCOTUS pick, Brett Kavanaugh, is reportedly ready to testify that he was not at the high school party in question. Trump said it would be “wonderful” if Kavanaugh’s accuser showed up for Monday’s scheduled hearing that media is already gearing up as a spectacle to rival the Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill saga. Joining today’s show is Senate candidate Joey Gibson explaining his pro-American journey. Call and tune in now!

The final numbers from Nielsen are in and the Colin Jost and Michael Che hosted show pulled in 10.172 million viewers and a 2.4 rating among adults 18-49. – a new all-time low for TV’s biggest night

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) was reportedly booed out of a restaurant as protesters vented their frustration over the state’s red algae tide crisis.

Scott was making a campaign stop in Venice, Fla., when he was met with angry protesters outside of Mojo’s Real Cuban restaurant on Monday, the Sarasota Herald-Tribune reported. The governor, who is term-limited under Florida's Constitution, is currently in a tight race against incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson (D) for Nelson's seat.

BERT AND ERINE, But the show's creators rejected claims that they were a couple, describing them as "best friends".

A statement from the Sesame Workshop stated: "They were created to teach preschoolers that people can be good friends with those who are very different from themselves.

"Even though they are identified as male characters and possess many human traits and characteristics (as most Sesame Street Muppets do), they remain puppets, and do not have a sexual orientation."

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