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The Deep State is in its death throes as President Trump continues beating the globalists at their own game. With the much-anticipated Thursday release of the Inspector General’s report, justice may be soon forthcoming for the conspirators involved in the coup to overthrow our president. Hailing the IG report release, Infowars is hosting a special 34-hour broadcast starting at 8AM CST on June 14 through the 15th at 6PM.

Diehard fans, music nerds and critics love lists. But in rap, rankings like this take on a special level of import: aside from moving a crowd (shouts to Rakim), MC means proving you’re the best. In no other genre do artists so blatantly express their desire to outdo competition. That made Billboard's editorial list a more high-stakes undertaking than usual. Many favorites -- Kane, Drake, KRS -- didn’t make it, and each of those omissions hurts deep down. Note: we’re ranking these folks as MCs, not artists. That’s why Dr. Dre and Kanye West, for example, two legendary producer-rappers who don’t match the mic skills of those listed here, were left out. Even Tupac, perhaps the most influential rapper ever globally, is arguably known more for great songwriting than dominant bars.

Welcome Renegade Nation it’s me Naughty Nicole and it’s time for another renegade review, and for today’s entry, we’re looking at a new one-hour drama based on a historic real-life counter-culture phenomenon! From Ryan Murphy, you know the guy who created Glee and American Horror Story: well it was announced he was helming a show following the 1980s ball scene of New York City, red flags immediately went up. Murphy is rather known for well morphing subject matter into a hyperreality that’s sensational, over-the-top and oftentimes campy — but you know what? It’s his brand, and he is unapologetic about it and honestly, he does it better than anyone else out there.

I admit that I’ve ridden the Murphy train more than once… oh, that sounds rather naughty.. The hell with it, I’m leaving it as is. I love me some campy shit, but lately I’ve tuned in for his latest and greatest only to find myself jumping ship halfway thru the season… if not earlier. But based on the first few episodes of Pose, this FX drama may be the redeeming Murphy journey that may win me over.

Pose, premiered Sunday June 3rd, at 9 PM, and this was not just the start of another one of Murphy’s projects, but this is a full on, in-depth history lesson in LGBTQ culture. Set in ’80s New York City during the era of shoulder-padded badassedness, the drama dives into the ball culture, a counterculture movement steeped in queerness and defiance.

Listen in The White House Monday declared President Trump’s first 500 days a celebration of “American Greatness,” dishing a 60-point list of major accomplishments that tops those of most recent president
LISTEN IN But as in the past when they sought to blow their horn, the liberal media remained focused on his legal issues including the administration’s claim -- backed by Trump in a tweet today -- that the president can pardon himself.

The list of wins covered Trump’s moves to improve the economy, cut illegal immigration, bolster U.S. troops, crackdown on bad trade deals, pack the courts with conservative judges, eliminate Obama-era regulations and make good on major foreign policy promises like snuffing out ISIS and moving the U.S embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.

There are parts of France, Germany, Singapore and Turkey, just to name a few, where the practice is commonplace.

So when McDonald's customers on Queensland's Sunshine Coast learned they could only access the bathroom through a code given out once they've ordered, it was met with a mixed response.

A photo of a sign outside the door leading to the men's, women's, and disability toilets at the Maroochydore restaurant sparked fierce discussion on social media this week.


Authorities say a New Tripoli man got into an argument with another man around 8:45 a.m. Friday and defecated on the victim.

The altercation happened in Heidelberg Township, which is located about 17 miles north of Allentown.

Police did not say what sparked the fight or how it escalated.

The suspect has been charged with harassment.

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Monday, June 11th: Summit Day - World peace is on the line with tonight’s historic Trump-Kim summit over the denuclearization of North Korea. Furthermore, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made it clear that Trump can provide North Korea with “unique” security assurances. Joining today’s show in- studio are musicians Virstyne Henry and Sam Montoya sharing their celebrated work. Also, Infowars' European correspondent Dan Lyman reveals his summary of the Bilderberg conference as well as explaining the nationalist uprisings seen overseas. Call and tune in now!

Trump said he will not invite LeBron James, Stephen Curry, the Cavaliers or Warriors to the White House following the conclusion of this year's NBA Finals.

The 79-year-old author also had an opinion about what female athletes wear in the documentary saying, "Why do women athletes have to be naked? I watched bloody figure skating and the woman is virtually naked. She has got a few wisps of cloth and the man is in evening dress. You think nakedness is usually a sign of submission, it’s a sign of inequality."

Friday, June 8th: G7 Showdown - Trump is heading to the G7 summit to “straighten out” unfair trade deals with member states. Moreover, Trump is reportedly leaving the summit early, skipping climate discussions. Joining today’s show is Howard Caplan discussing the deep state’s antics across America. Next, renowned street interviewer Austen Fletcher shares his latest content and future projects. Also, Vatican insider Leo Zagami explains Europe’s fight against globalists. Furthermore, Iraq War vet and writer Christopher Neiweem breaks down DC beltway intrigue. Finally, our European correspondent Dan Lyman provides Bilderberg news you won’t get anywhere else! Call and tune in now!

Listen In Who is Alice Marie Johnson, the great-grandmother Trump is granting clemency to?
Alice Johnson publicly thanked her “Lord and Savior Jesus Christ” and “President Donald John Trump” Wednesday afternoon, after being released from prison after serving 22-years.
After Johnson’s case was brought to his attention by reality TV superstar Kim Kardashian West, Trump commuted her sentence.
The great-grandmother had been in jail for more than 20 years, serving a life sentence for non-violent drug charges. She was released after President Trump commuted her sentence. On Johnson's behalf, reality television star Kim Kardashian West had met with Trump at the White House a week earlier to discuss her case.

Johnson, 63, was arrested in 1993 and convicted of drug conspiracy and money laundering in 1996, according to a Mic profile. She became involved with cocaine dealers after she lost her job, her son was killed, she and her husband divorced and her home was foreclosed on,