The left has spent the last year ATTACKING PETE HEGSETH… GUESS WHAT! IT DIDN’T WORK—OUR WARRIORS LOVE HIM!

This is why you have to ignore fake news propaganda, and why they’ll never show you videos like these.

🚨#BREAKING Outrage is erupting in Cincinnati after a mob of Black "teens" AMBUSHED and ATTACKED 3 White female college students on their way to dinner. Video footage shows multiple Black males PUNCHING THE GIRLS IN THE FACE while others steal their scooters. They beat them so badly, they were rushed to the hospital in an AMBULANCE!!!!! On Wednesday night, around 8 p.m., they rode their electric scooters from their dorm to the Wingstop on Short Vine. They just wanted dinner. At the end of the crosswalk, a group of 8 or 9 teens, boys AND girls, was standing there BLOCKING their way. Then came the yelling. The cursing. The threats. Then the group STOLE their scooters. One girl got hit in the face. FOUR girls jumped another. The guys in the group went after her friend. It was over in seconds. A worker nearby caught the whole thing on video When police showed up, one of the freshmen was photographed talking to officers with her shirt TORN. All three ended up at UC Medical Center. One mother got a call from her daughter CRYING in the back of an AMBULANCE. Another UC mom saw it in a parents' Facebook group and called City Hall. Her words: "Is a student going to have to lose their life for you to DO SOMETHING?!Ị Police say only 4 juveniles have been arrested and charged with aggravated robbery. The rest of the “teens”? Still out there. The college girls now says they are scared to walk down the street alone. THIS IS AMERICA, WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!

Guys I haven’t been on much lately like I use to be. To be honest I have been really struggling. Hubby retired 8/1. I am only 61 so I can’t get Medicare for 4 years. Due to my cancer when we tried to get insurance coverage I am considered high risk. They gave us a 6000.00 out of pocket deductible before they pay a dime. It Goes from 8/1-12/31 and then starts over on 1/1. We thought we had figured everything out and would be ok. Due to my cancer I am on 12 different medications. We found out that just TWO of my meds would cost us 7500.00! That is 15,000 out of pocket in three months. Not counting everything else. Hubby had a great job and great retirement but the cost of our insurance is insane. I tell you that to say this. It literally PISSES me off that illegals come here and get everything FREE and people like us who have worked their whole life at Retirement can’t afford needed medications. You MUST get out and Vote in the midterms. We can not allow the Democrats to do what they did again while under Biden. The republicans are not Perfect but the alternative can not happen! GET OUT AND VOTE! Also please remember us in your prayers as we navigate all Of this.

A deep personal reflection and yes, this post is a little bit long, but please bear with me because I share intimate parts of my soul with you sometimes. My grandmother was born in 1904. By the time she was 14 years old, both of her parents were dead. Her mother, my great-grandmother, died in 1917 during childbirth. Both she and the baby died. The following year, in 1918, my great-grandfather was killed when he was hit by a train. Just like that, six children were left without their parents. My grandmother was the oldest, with three brothers and two sisters, and after their father died, those children were scattered to the winds. Some were put up for adoption. Others were taken in by people who said they would adopt them but never did. Instead, they were used as household help. My grandmother ended up working in a boarding house and bar in Springfield, Illinois. That’s where she met my grandfather. He was the brother of the woman who owned the place. He was a Lithuanian coal miner, and my grandmother was the daughter of a Lithuanian coal miner. They married in 1920. This is the engagement ring my grandfather gave her. But my grandmother never forgot the brothers and sisters she had lost. Around 1930, she managed to find them and bring them back together. After all those years of being separated and not knowing where everyone had ended up, they were finally able to be a family again. By the time I came along, two of them were already gone. One of her brothers, who had epilepsy, tragically drowned in a pond at the facility where he lived. Another sibling died of tuberculosis in 1946. But because of my grandmother, I grew up knowing my two great-aunts and one great-uncle. She wore this ring for 60 years. My grandmother was my heroine and my safe harbor. She was the person in my life I knew I could always run to. She died in November 1980 while I was on active duty, and eventually my mother gave me Grandma’s engagement ring. After being worn from 1920 until 1980, the gold on the bottom of the band had become very thin. I took it to a jeweler and asked if he could build the shank back up so I could safely wear it. He looked at it and told me the ring “wasn’t worth anything” and “wasn’t worth his time.” Those were his exact words. I have never forgotten them. They cut through my heart like a burning sword. He saw an old, worn little ring that wasn’t worth much money. I saw my grandmother. I saw that 14-year-old girl who had already watched her mother and a new baby die, lost her father the following year, and then lost her brothers and sisters when the family was broken apart. I saw the woman who searched for them, found them and put her family back together. I saw the grandmother who was my safe place for as long as I was lucky enough to have her. I wouldn’t sell this ring for a million dollars. So I still have it. I keep it safely put away, but today I was thinking about it and decided I wanted to show it to you. And yes, those are my 73-year-old hands. I’m a grandmother, not a hand model. That jeweler taught me something without ever intending to. Never dismiss something because it has no value to you. You have absolutely no idea what it means to the person standing in front of you. Sometimes an old ring isn’t just an old ring. Sometimes it’s an entire family’s story. A story of a hard life and a lot of loss. Of surviving the Depression, sending a son off to World War II and later burying that same son after extreme alcoholism, born from the terrors he carried home from the South Pacific, finally took him. Of my grandfather being severely burned while working as a landscaper in a cemetery. Of burying people she loved and enduring one thing after another, yet somehow continuing on. That little ring was on my grandmother’s hand through nearly all of it. So no, Mr. Jeweler, maybe it wasn’t worth your time. But it was worth hers. And it is priceless to me.

🚨 34 MISSING CHILDREN LOCATED. A three-day operation in New York brought together 100+ professionals from nearly 40 agencies — and 34 missing children and teens, ages 7 to 18, were found. That’s what happens when law enforcement shares intelligence, follows every lead, and refuses to quit. These aren’t case numbers. They’re kids. They’re families. Outstanding work by every professional who helped bring them to safety. Find the missing. Protect the vulnerable. Never stop. -DKP🇺🇸

This is how they found the money that was smuggled inside an ambulance leaving former Bolivian Attorney General Roger Mariaca’s home this week. As you can see, there are bags of bolivianos and dollars hidden inside, and all four people on board the ambulance were apprehended. Mariaca was arrested at Bolivia’s Viru Viru airport, just two days after the Trump administration barred him from the United States for taking bribes to facilitate narcotrafficking. Police counted about 3.53 million bolivianos and $10,000. Fourteen people were detained in the wider operation. Bolivia’s interior minister said the raids, which were carried out with U.S. cooperation, dismantled a network inside the prosecutor’s office that was protecting traffickers. Visa bans issued by the Trump administration turned into arrests within days. This is proof the Trump administration is treating drug trafficking in Latin America as a priority. Great work @SecRubio @POTUS @StateDept!

To everyone who supported me throughout the season, THANK YOU! ❤️🏀 I love and appreciate you all more than you know! 🥹💕 Now let me see those pointing fingers ☝️👇👈👉 in the comments! 🏀🔥 #indianafever #Basketball #sophie

CNN published a deeply misleading story and headline suggesting that my diplomatic work in the Middle East somehow benefited investments in Israeli defense companies. But CNN’s own reporting says otherwise. Buried behind a paywall, it acknowledges: “CNN found no indication that Kushner’s actions as a diplomat directly affected the investments reviewed.” Phoenix is not a defense company. It is one of Israel’s largest publicly traded financial institutions, highly regulated and managing approximately $220 billion across thousands of investments. Think of Phoenix as the Israeli equivalent of Vanguard or Fidelity. It manages the retirement savings of millions of Israelis. The savers don’t choose the individual investments, and neither do I. I have no role in deciding what Phoenix buys or sells. It has performed very well for Affinity and our investors, up more than five times since our initial investment. Affinity is an SEC-registered investment firm. Our investment in Phoenix is public and dates to before President Trump was re-elected and before I returned to public service. Affinity does not own the defense companies highlighted in CNN’s story. Those facts make for a less provocative headline, but a much more accurate story. Misleading stories will not distract me from the work President Trump asked me to do: help end wars, bring people together and pursue peace. That work is too important.

A public park in France: French girl sitting quietly is approached by two aggressive Muslim teens. Man and dog intervene and dog immediately senses danger and goes on guardian mode. Is this why Mamdani wants to get rid of dogs? FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING

Peggy Flanagan didn’t show for our debate because she can’t defend her incompetence and failure, the same record that led Tim Walz to withdraw from his race. It was a pleasure to join Tom Hauser and KSTP to provide straight talk about the new leadership Minnesota needs. I’m running for the U.S. Senate to bring common sense and accountability to Washington and put Minnesotans first.

Proud of what you did here. America needs to see this.

Dana Bash: “You’re a lifelong Democrat. If you were a Michigan voter, how would you vote in the Senate race?” Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D): “There’s no way I’m ever coming out for El-Sayed.”

This lady is EXACTLY the problem in America Nick Shirley asks a white liberal woman in Seattle what she thinks of the city and the homeless “I think it's marvelous. I love the diversity, the seeing everyone, the homeless living outside” She then compares what she’s seeing with the homeless outside in Seattle to New Zealand “In New Zealand, no one is homeless. If you're homeless, they pick you up and put you in an apartment right away.” She literally just compared getting locked up to being the same thing as being given an apartment…. In New Zealand the homeless are arrested for public disturbances and they do not allow you to live on the sidewalk. The police give you a 24 hour notice to move or your can spend 3 months in jail White liberal women are destroying this country with their ignorance and brainwashing

🚨This 8-year-old Trump supporter is going viral for just saying it's his DREAM to meet his hero, President Trump. "I don't know if anybody at the White House is watching... I'm just happy to be here... I want to meet the President..." God bless him!

These people will look you straight in the eye and tell you an AI algorithm is a person, but a baby in the womb isn’t.

Last night at Dinner With Steve, a young guy told me he registered his car back home in Massachusetts — $60 for two years — because Sacramento wanted about $400 for one year on the same car. That’s the machine treating you like a cash register. When I’m governor we ABOLISH the DMV and cap registration at a flat $73. CHANGE IS COMING — join us. ☀️👊

Staying home in November because Trump didn’t undo 250 years of problems in 20 months isn’t a protest. You’re just handing the keys to open borders, Sharia, communism, higher taxes, more crime, and gas prices that will hurt even more. Get out and vote red!

TRUMP JUST SHUT THE DOOR ON SOMALIA, AND HE'S NOT REOPENING IT. He confirmed that every refugee admission from Somalia is blocked and said the order is staying put. In his words, Somalia has a 98% unemployment rate, "but they're very good at ripping us off." Meanwhile, removal orders and deportations of Somalis in Minnesota have jumped tenfold, after years of fraud scandals there costing taxpayers millions. This is what putting Americans first looks like, and it's exactly what I voted for. Democrats would throw that door right back open, so keep them out of power in November.

Since people are reading tea leaves: I support President Trump. I disagree with Massie on plenty. He reached out, and I answered him like an adult. "Genuine" means he thinks for himself, not that I endorse his views. Midterms are one month from now. Vote early and vote straight Republican.