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Leaked files show that pediatricians are angry with the academy’s trans policy toward children. Buck looks at the woke insanity influencing our children’s doctors. Also, FBI Director Christopher Wray lashes out at critics of the agency after the raid on former president Trump’s residence. Former NYPD officer and conservative commentator John Cardillo gives his take on the burau’s conduct. Plus, Dr. Fauci speaks and the White House approves another massive military aid package for Ukraine.
Attorney General Merrick Garland made his first public statements three days after the FBI raid of former President Donald Trump’s Florida home.
Speaking earlier today, Garland said the DOJ was working to make the Search warrant public and confirmed that he did approve of the raid.
Leaked documents from the American Association of Pediatrics shows that a growing number of pediatricians are raising questions about the organization’s policy which pushing the puberty blocking drugs on transgender-identifying youth. The documents also show that the organization is actively silencing dissent and blocking critics from changing the rules.
Republican lawmakers are promising to fight back after Monday’s FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago. House minority leader Kevin McCarthy is calling on his colleagues to be vocal in their condemnation of the unprecedented move.
New details are emerging about the raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home. Buck breaks down the latest news. Plus, a new poll shows the January 6th hearings have done little to change American minds when it comes to the events of that day and the latest in the showdown between Taiwan and China.
With China continuing to saber rattle over Taiwan, the whole world is on standby wondering about China’s President Xi Jingping’s next move. We know China’s ultimate goal is to have Taiwan recognized as part of China but just how does it plan to achieve it?
We still have more questions than answers when it comes to last night’s FBI raid on former President Trump’s Florida home. According to reports, the search linked to an investigation into his handling of classified and sensitive material, but as of yet, the DOJ has offered no explanation as to what triggered the raid on Trump’s residence. Buck takes a look at the latest. Plus, Denmark stops giving COVID-19 vaccines to people under the age of 18, and Tiana Lowe discusses the lack of inflation reduction in the Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act.
We still have more questions than answers when it comes to last night’s FBI raid on former President Trump’s Florida home. According to reports, the search linked to an investigation into his handling of classified and sensitive material, but as of yet, the DOJ has offered no explanation as to what triggered the raid on Trump’s residence.
Despite the questionable effectiveness of the vaccines, some cities. including the Big Apple, have opted to keep mandates in place with absolutely no scientific justification.
In a straight party-line vote, the senate passed the so-called Inflation Reduction Act–a left-wing wishlist of climate change and healthcare spending that’s unlikely to do anything to curb inflation.
Buck takes a look at the details and the reaction. Plus, police forces across the country continue to face recruitment issues, as cops walk off the job in record numbers and days of violence between Israel and militants in Gaza have ended in a ceasefire.
After a weekend of violence, a cease fire between Israel and the Islamic Jihad military group in Gaza appears to be holding.
One of the provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act that’s receiving a considerable amount of attention is a massive cash infusion for the Internal Revenue Service. The bill would spend more than 79 billion dollars on the IRS over the next 10 years, which is expected to go toward hiring 87,000 new agents, roughly doubling the size of the agency.
By The First