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BO SNERDLEY’S RUSH HOUR WRAP 8-5
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Steaming headline breaks Snerdley BS scale: ‘Trump administration gives Trump family a bank’
BS BULLETIN The OCC conditionally approved a national trust bank charter for Trump-linked World Liberty Financial — but it cannot yet open for business. The proposed bank would primarily handle World Liberty's $4 billion USD1 stablecoin, not ordinary deposits and...
‘Oh, Scott, come on!’ Jennings says Democrats’ war on holidays reveals something much darker
Thanksgiving can breathe a little easier this morning. Wisconsin Democratic socialist Francesca Hong—whose old demand to “cancel Thanksgiving” became one of the most memorable liabilities of her campaign—lost Tuesday’s Democratic gubernatorial primary to Milwaukee...
Geraldo cries ‘torture’ over ‘sickening’ ICE shock gloves: ‘I’d love to…slap around the inventor’
Geraldo Rivera is horrified that ICE may equip agents with electric gloves to control combative suspects. His solution? Put on the gloves and assault the man who invented them. Rivera delivered that carefully calibrated contribution Wednesday night on NewsNation while...
Florida AG threatens WNBA with criminal charges after brutal assault on Sophie Cunningham
DAILY BS BULLETIN DiJonai Carrington was ejected for a flagrant foul on Sophie Cunningham. Carrington answered the ruling with a “white privilege” accusation. Florida’s attorney general warned that similar conduct in his state could bring criminal charges. Florida...
California becomes first state to regulate your tires — because apparently your rubber isn’t green enough
BS BULLETIN California has approved the nation’s first efficiency standards for replacement tires, with the first requirements taking effect in 2029 and tougher standards arriving in 2033. State regulators say the rule could eventually save drivers nearly $1 billion a...
GOP candidates suddenly get cold feet on Iran war as election looms
Republicans running in battleground states began speaking out against the Iran war as the midterm elections inched closer. Candidates called for an end to the war while a majority of Americans disapproved of the conflict and expressed concerns about the economy....
Fish become the newest political football in senate race Democrats desperately want to flip
Former Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola has made fishing the centerpiece of her campaign to unseat Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan in Alaska. Peltola, who is Yup’ik and grew up fishing on the Kuskokwim River, has revived her longtime “Fish, Family, Freedom” slogan from her...
Michigan leads nation in year-over-year gas price increase of 56.6%
(The Center Square) – Michigan saw the largest year-over-year gas price increase of any state in the nation, up 56.6% in just one year. This is according to Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy. He said these increases nationally are having a...
Dear Congress: don’t make America’s diesel a hostage to your election year politics
Farm state Republicans are in a panic, and it’s hard to blame them. Less than two months before Election Day on Nov. 3, diesel prices are at all-time highs, harvest season is here, and no relief is in sight. Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley wants an embargo. Tennessee Rep....
Wisconsin lawsuit filed over forced union membership, dues
(The Center Square) – A Wisconsin employee has filed a class action lawsuit against the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 7 and Olympic Companies claiming the company and union continue to deduct dues from her paychecks even...
Skyrocketing diesel costs hammer America’s construction industry
Construction companies are grinding their teeth as exploding diesel costs create headaches at jobsites across America. Construction companies rely on diesel to fuel trucks and heavy equipment, while fuel costs are also embedded in the thousands of truckloads used to...
