Random TV

🚨 ICE is withholding records related to an investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, citing ongoing “enforcement proceedings” and a FOIA exemption protecting active cases. Omar has denied the allegations.

🚨 DeSantis is calling for an end to lifetime pensions for members of Congress, arguing lawmakers already have access to a 401(k)-style plan. He says congressional pensions are an outdated perk—and notes he declined his own pension while serving in the House.

Michelle Obama says life as First Lady could feel like “living in a cave.” She says security restrictions meant she went about seven years without being able to ride in a car with the windows down—a simple freedom she deeply missed.

Jasmine Crockett: “So don’t get mad that I speak the truth and I speak facts, but I literally have never said anything to invoke violence. And I challenge somebody to go and find a clip of a Democrat invoking violence.”

🚨 Prosecutors revealed Karmelo Anthony sent a 2023 text saying, “imma shoot the school up tmr.” The message and other evidence were kept from the jury under an agreement between prosecutors and defense attorneys. Anthony was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to 35 years.

Rose:“Hey MAGA, if you’re suddenly so pro ID are you ok with the same ID rule for gun purchases, too?”

This woman really believes Maga is against using IDs to purchase guns.

Robert De Niro slammed all three branches of government, calling the executive branch corrupt and cruel, Congress driven by fear, and the Supreme Court too compliant with Trump to stop the country’s decline.

Adam Kinzinger posted:“Trump is an absolute complete dumb*ss.

Fighting canada in a trade war is what he’s doing because he’s a small man who can’t defeat real enemies like Iran so he picks on friends.
Little b*tch.”

Harry Sisson “There are 0 trans athletes in the WNBA but there are a bunch of women who were assaulted by Epstein and his buddies and the president is covering it up.

Sounds like a bigger issue, no?”

Tim Walz says if Trump pardons Derek Chauvin, Minnesota will transfer him to state prison to serve his full 22.5-year sentence.