Joe Biden gets defensive when Fox News reporter Peter Doocy asks about his son's business dealings overseas. Biden becomes extremely defensive, telling Doocy to ask the right questions and claiming he will "beat Trump like a drum." Experts in technology now say that "deepfakes" will be real and useable in the next 6 months or so. This means anyone could take a photo of someone, turn it into a video, and make them say whatever they want.

An unnamed whistleblower, supposedly within the government, has come forward saying President Trump released inappropriate information on a phone call with a foreign leader. Some leaders in Washington D.C. push for D.C. to become recognized as a state, although it has historically been intentional to not have the U.S. capital as part of a state in order to leave the home of the government to be involved in a specific state.

An old photo is uncovered of Justin Trudeau wearing brown face to a party at the small private college where he taught. Trudeau admits to also wearing black face in high school and apologizes for both instances. Nancy Pelosi tells people it's okay to leak this information: there are not enough votes to impeach President Trump. However, others still push to move forward with impeachment proceedings. Uber and Lyft drivers block rush-hour traffic in Manhattan to protest low wages and poor working conditions.

Late show host Stephen Colbert tells Elizabeth Warren that her ideas aren't as radical as she thinks, but that these ideas used to be widely accepted by the American people. Colbert gives advise to Warren about her Medicare for all campaign, comparing it to the public school system. Joe Biden promises to put 720 million women back in the workforce, but no one is sure where he's going to find twice as many women as America has in total population.

The New York Times continues to choose what to leave out of their "news" stories, even if it means excluding pertinent information. Nowadays any criticism on the media is seen as an attack on freedom of speech, but even CNN is beginning to criticize the New York Times. Here on Constitution Day, we remember that America's founding fathers founded this country on Christian principles and freedom.

New York Times writes an article that brings democratic presidential candidates to call for the impeachment of Supreme Court Justice, Brett Kavanaugh. Over the weekend Max Stier came forward claiming he had witnessed Brett Kavanaugh exposing himself to women at a party at Yale. Saudi Arabia oil fields are attacked by Iran, but Iran denies having any involvement. Joe Biden recounts a story about a time he stood up to a gang banger "back in the day."

Democratic debates took place last night, and the craziness continues. Candidate Andrew Yang offers to give 10 people a thousand dollars a month for a year, so now the radical left is bribing people for their votes? Kamala Harris takes slams at Donald Trump during the debate, comparing him to the "really small dude" behind the curtain in "The Wizard of Oz."

9/11 victim's son addresses Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on her comment about 9/11 that "some people did something," defining who those "some people" are and exactly what they did. New York Times blames 9/11 on the airplanes taking aim at the trade towers. Democratic candidate Joe Biden, although metaphorically 10 miles to the left compared to former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, is the moderate Democratic candidate in the year 2019.

Should we be worried about our national security with National Security Advisor John Bolton being fired? We remember 9/11 and the countless heroes on this day 18 years ago.

CNN claims that a spy had to be extrapolated after Trump leaked too much information to the Russians and possibly exposed the individual. The New York Times, on the other side, claims the reason behind the extrapolation of the spy was due to the excessive coverage of so-called "Russian collusion" by the media. The New York Times also released a tweet yesterday praising former Chinese leader Mao Zedong for being a great revolutionary leader, despite being responsible for up to 45 million deaths.