Biden delivers cheap shot at Trump
Good morning. Today is June 18.
My name is Denny Lynch, I am filling in for my dad, DML, on this Tuesday. I am covering Biden’s lame campaign ad and his amnesty plan for spouses, Trump’s red state army, Giuliani’s money troubles, cancerous mouthwash, a black Democrat’s magic hands, $400 million payout to Native Americans, Putin heading to North Korea, China’s nuclear arsenal, drunk teaching, the importance of protecting your skin this summer, and much more. Please share!
SECTION I: THE DML REPORT
The $50 million cheap shot
From boxing to Biden, nobody likes a cheap shot
There was an infamous cheap shot delivered by boxer James "The Harlem Hammer" Butler to Richard "The Alien" Grant in November 2001. Butler had just lost a unanimous decision to Grant in a charity event to benefit the survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Emotions were running high, and sportsmanship was supposed to be the name of the game.
But as the two fighters were about to shake hands and show their respect for each other, Butler did the unthinkable. He sucker-punched Grant with a vicious left hook, sending him crashing to the canvas. The referee immediately disqualified Butler, and the crowd erupted in anger and disbelief. Grant suffered a concussion and a broken jaw from the blow. Butler was arrested, charged with assault, and sentenced to four months in prison for his actions. It was a low point in boxing history.
Cheap shots can be verbal too, such as the one delivered by rapper Kanye West to George W. Bush during a live telethon for Hurricane Katrina victims in 2005. West was paired with actor Mike Myers to read a script encouraging viewers to donate to the Red Cross. But when it was West's turn to speak, he went off-script and delivered a verbal haymaker that would go down in history. "George Bush doesn't care about black people," West declared, as a shocked Myers looked on.
Sadly, the latest low blow worth mentioning is one that landed on Donald Trump. The hit below the belt was thrown by Joe Biden, and it cost his campaign $50 million.
The Biden campaign unveiled a new advertisement ahead of this month's first presidential debate, emphasizing former President Trump's conviction and asserting that "character" is the pivotal issue in the 2024 presidential race. The ad, titled "Character Matters," underscores the verdict in New York v. Trump, where a jury found the former president guilty on all 34 counts of first-degree falsification of business records. It also highlighted another head-shaking anti-Trump verdict from a kangaroo court in NYC: the sexual assault case against Trump by E. Jean Carroll.
I think the ad backfires on Biden. Most Americans feel as if Trump’s guilty verdict wouldn’t have ever happened if it weren’t for Biden’s DOJ weaponizing a questionable misdemeanor that was beyond the statute of limitations, and elevating it to a felony on the state level, particularly in ultra-liberal New York. We all know it was all a ploy to stick the label “convicted felon” onto Trump before the election.
Polling shows favoritism for Trump is at an all time high, especially in unexpected demographics (see today’s Biased Media section). Biden’s numbers continue to slip, as does his influence in his own party. It goes to show that cheap shots can be thrown, but what really matters is withstanding them to deliver back the killer blow. Trump will get his turn to throw a jaw-breaker at the debate later this month.
Bottom line: I think $50M was just wasted. I guess the bright side is Biden spent the money in the US versus sending it to Ukraine.
TWO BIG STORIES YOU’LL WANT TO SHARE:
White House Claim - No commute expected for Hunter
Biden will not intervene to prevent his son Hunter from serving a prison sentence per his conviction on federal gun charges, clarified Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Monday. This statement follows last week's suggestion that the president might consider the possibility of commuting his sentence. More here…Also: KJP claimed that “deep fakes” and image-altering modifications have been used on videos of Biden to make him look old and feeble — this is a lie; watch here…
Legal Woes: Giuliani’s money troubles
Rudy Giuliani's creditors urged a bankruptcy judge to appoint a trustee to manage his finances on Monday. After over two hours of arguments, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane did not rule on the request but voiced concerns about financial reporting and Giuliani's trouble maintaining a bookkeeper and accountant. Giuliani filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in December following a $148 million defamation verdict against him by two Georgia election workers. The workers argue their award can't be discharged in bankruptcy, but Chapter 11 allows Giuliani to retain control of his assets. Creditors accuse him of hiding finances and using bankruptcy as a delay tactic. More here…
SECTION II: WHITE HOUSE 2024
TRUMP 2024: Red State Army to the Rescue
A group of 24 Republican state attorneys general, led by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, has filed an amicus brief in former President Trump's classified documents case. They are urging a Florida court to reject special counsel Jack Smith's gag order request, deeming it "presumptively unconstitutional." The group argues that all branches of government, including the judiciary, should be cautious about restricting core political speech, particularly in the context of a presidential election. More here…
BIDEN 2024: Biden Fights For Illegals
The Biden administration plans to announce an executive action to protect undocumented spouses of American citizens, shielding about 500,000 immigrants from deportation, according to four sources. An immigration advocate called it "the biggest thing since DACA" and claimed it was a smart political move for Democrats. More here…
SECTION III: TRUE NEWS
UNFILTERED: Vance vs. Harris
Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) would be a formidable debate opponent for Vice President Kamala Harris, according to Ashley Etienne, Harris' former communications director. Etienne made the remark during a recent CNN panel discussing former President Donald Trump's search for a running mate, clearly stating that Vance would hold back no punches in a debate against Harris should he land the spot as Trump’s VP. More here…BORDERLESS: 7.4 Million & Growing
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency's non-detained docket has surged to 7.4 million cases in fiscal year 2024, with projections to reach 8 million by year's end, according to internal federal data obtained by Fox News. This docket, part of ICE's Alternatives to Detention program, provides case-management support to released illegal immigrants, helping them comply with release conditions and increasing court appearance rates. More here…YOUR HEALTH: Mouthwash Warning
A scientist has claimed that daily use of Listerine Cool Mint mouthwash could increase the risk of esophageal and colorectal cancer. Researchers from the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium, found that after three months of daily use, the bacteria Fusobacterium nucleatum and Streptococcus anginosus—both linked to cancer—were more abundant in the mouth. More here…
SECTION IV: THE RADICALS
RINO ALERT: McCarthy Lashes Out
Speaker Mike Johnson's recent appointments to the House Intelligence Committee sparked backlash, prompting former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to return to the spotlight. McCarthy called Johnson last week, questioning the selection of Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) and Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) to a panel he had tried to depoliticize. Johnson did so at the advice of former President Trump. More here…CRAZY LEFT: Tribal Millionaires
A national railway company, BNSF Railway, has been ordered to pay the Swinomish Tribe nearly $400 million for allegedly trespassing on their land. US District Judge Robert Lasnik ruled that BNSF intentionally violated a 1991 easement by running 100-car trains carrying crude oil across the reservation, exceeding the allowed 25 cars per day. This ruling follows a trial to determine the profits BNSF made through trespassing. The railway, originally built by BNSF's predecessor in 1889, has long been contested by the tribe. More here…Also: A former Google Maps UX researcher revealed that the company decided against including a "scenic route" option in its navigation app due to potential bias against low-income areas. This decision highlights how corporate DEI policies influence the design of consumer products, sometimes making them less useful for users. More here…
THE BIASED MEDIA: CNN’s Black Panic
CNN data reporter Harry Enten was stunned by polling indicating that former President Trump is gaining increasing support from Black voters. Network polls show President Biden's support among Black voters has decreased from 86% in 2020 to 70% in 2024. In contrast, Trump's support has tripled, rising from 7% in 2020 to 21% in 2024. Enten, surprised by these numbers, highlighted that while Biden's support among Black voters over 50 has slightly declined, it has dramatically dropped among those under 50, from an 80-point lead in 2020 to just 37 points in 2024. Watch here…
SECTION V: GOING GLOBAL
Greece: Anti-Migrant Welcome
An investigation has found that the Greek coastguard is responsible for the deaths of dozens of migrants crossing the Mediterranean. Over 40 migrants have died due to the coastguard's actions, including forcing damaged boats back to sea. Eyewitnesses from NGOs, local media, and the Turkish coastguard report that nine people died after being deliberately pushed into the water by Greek coastguard officers. More here…
China: Nuke Nation
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) reported on Monday that China's nuclear arsenal is growing faster than any other nation's. SIPRI's annual report, which monitors nine nuclear-armed states, revealed that all are modernizing their arsenals, with several deploying new nuclear weapons in 2023. China's rapid development is particularly concerning, as it has significantly increased its nuclear inventory and, for the first time in 2023, placed some warheads on "high operational alert." More here…
Russia & North Korea: A Meeting of Concern
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit North Korea on Tuesday and Wednesday, marking his first visit in 24 years, highlighting Moscow's growing partnership with the nuclear-armed state since the Ukraine invasion. Putin last visited Pyongyang in July 2000. The White House expressed concern over the deepening Russia-North Korea relationship, and the U.S. State Department believes Putin is likely seeking arms to support the war in Ukraine. More here…
SECTION VI: SOCIETY TODAY
MONEY TALKS: Real Estate Suffocation
Securing your slice of the American dream is tougher than ever, whether you're a first-time buyer or looking to upgrade. Rising property taxes, higher home insurance rates, and steep mortgage rates have discouraged first-time buyers. Redfin's latest report reveals that the median U.S. home sale price hit a record high of $394,000 during the four weeks ending June 9, a 4.4% increase from the previous year. More here…
UNHINGED: Black Democrat Magic?
Missouri Democratic Rep. Cori Bush doubled down on her outlandish faith-healing claims in a TV interview, insisting she cured a woman’s tumors by simply laying hands on her. In her 2022 autobiography, the far-left "Squad" member recounted performing several miraculous healings. These bizarre assertions, made again in a PBS interview with Margaret Hoover, recently resurfaced and went viral. More here…
For a video clip of her claims, watch here
Also: A Florida McDonald's employee, Chassidy Gardner, 22, was arrested for shooting at customers after a dispute at the drive-through window, authorities said. Gardner is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon following the Friday incident in Lakeland. Police responded to the shooting around 1 a.m., which stemmed from an argument over a customer's order. More here…
INDOCTRINATION 101: Drunk Teaching
A second-grade teacher in California, Wendy Munson, who was arrested for being drunk in class, is no longer facing charges because prosecutors concluded that "it is not illegal to teach drunk." Munson's blood-alcohol level was over twice the legal limit when she was arrested while teaching at Nuestro Elementary School last October. After months of investigation, the Sutter County District Attorney’s Office announced Monday that no charges could be filed. Watch here…
SECTION VII: YOUR VOICES
POLL: Who do you think will win the first presidential debate? Vote here…
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Q - Linda: Everything going on today in the country, I’m afraid we are not going to get it turned around?
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LAST WORD: Protect your facial skin this summer
DML’s OBSESSION with His FACE SERUM
It’s a running joke between Mom and Dad: my dad always claims he looks younger. Mom doesn’t argue—maybe she fears it’s true. Dad receives compliments all the time, with people saying, “You look so much younger than 54.” I think it’s because he’s obsessed with applying DML CBD Face Serum three times a day.
No kidding. If we’re driving down the street and he realizes he forgot to apply the serum, he’ll turn the car around just to grab a bottle. Dad says he’s read too many reports about how excessive sun exposure, especially in southern states during the summer, can lead to severe skin damage like sunburn or sun poisoning. Apparently, the intense UV rays in these regions penetrate deep into the skin, causing cellular damage and long-term health issues. He also insists it’s crucial to use a good moisturizer after spending a day in the sun to help heal and hydrate the skin, soothing any sunburn and maintaining elasticity, thus preventing further harm.
Two days ago, after finishing a Father’s Day walk in the park, as we were getting into the car, a couple recognized Dad. Their first comment was about how young he looks. He pulled out a bottle of Miracle Me CBD 180 MG Face Serum from the glove compartment and began explaining its benefits. “It’s crafted to enrich and rejuvenate facial skin, keeping it fresh and moisturized,” he said, then generously gave them his bottle. I jokingly tell Mom she should fight back by applying it four times a day instead of Dad’s three.
Besides enduring the endless compliments showered on Dad, both Mom and I have read DML CBD testimonials from men and women of various ages. Many claim their faces look younger after using the serum, praising its effectiveness in combating dark spots and aging lines, especially after a day spent outdoors.
When Dad told me I’d be filling in for him today, he reminded me no less than fifty times, “Don’t forget to tell everyone about the DML CBD BOGO sale.” So here I am, sharing about it and giving a little insider info on his youthful secret. DML CBD is having a site-wide BOGO special (Buy One Get One Free). It’s one of the last BOGOs DML will offer this year, and although the face serum is available as a BOGO item, there’s limited stock left—I suspect Dad may have hidden some of the inventory!
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Until tomorrow morning, I thank you for the support. God bless you all. — DML