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DAILY RUSH HOUR: The fastest hour in media meets the slowest learners in politics
Hey folks—I know not everyone gets a chance to catch Rush Hour live, so I'm going to start including a link to each episode right here in the blast. That way, if you missed the show or just want to hear it again, it's only a click away - or check out my thoughts...
Trump to interview with Michael Cohen eight years after spectacular betrayal: Now THIS could get interesting
BS BULLETIN President Trump is scheduled to be interviewed Thursday morning by his former lawyer and bitter antagonist Michael Cohen, with portions airing Thursday and Sunday on Cohen’s WABC program. Cohen says he initiated the interview: “I reached out to the White...
‘Are you circumcised?’ El-Sayed takes Jesse Watters interview somewhere nobody saw coming
BS BULLETIN: Abdul El-Sayed defended keeping government out of medical decisions involving minors during a fiery Jesse Watters interview. Then he asked Watters: “Are you circumcised?” Watters fired back: “Circumcision is different than castration!” Michigan Democratic...
2028 knife fight begins: Newsom’s team trolls Buttigieg as he goes courting Black voters
BS BULLETIN: Pete Buttigieg returned to South Carolina as he weighs another White House run. A Newsom aide publicly mocked the visit: “First time in SC in 3 years? Nice!” Buttigieg’s weakness with Black voters helped sink his 2020 campaign. Nobody has...
Miami Herald reporter drops the mask, smears Trump aide Natalie Harp his ‘side piece’
BS BULLETIN Miami Herald investigative reporter Julie K. Brown publicly referred to White House aide Natalie Harp as President Trump’s “side piece” Wednesday. Brown offered no evidence in the post of a sexual relationship between Trump and Harp; her remark came amid a...
Supreme Court temporarily allows Trump’s mail-in voting order
(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday temporarily allowed the Trump administration to maintain an order placing restrictions on mail-in voting. The administration's order, issued in March, would direct the U.S. Department of Homeland Security...
Friendly fire: El-Sayed campaign reportedly tells pro-Israeli Dem to ‘stay away’
A friendly fire snub came courtesy of another notch for Abdul El-Sayed’s red-green alliance bona fides that prompted a former rival to seek an apology. In the Mecca of the Midwest, infighting under the big top that is the Democratic Party’s circus of a coalition has...
Trump puts Iowa and Kansas rallies back on calendar as GOP prepares final election blitz
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do) The White House restored President Trump’s Iowa and Kansas rallies for Sunday, November 1. The events had been canceled a day earlier as Trump’s schedule was adjusted for nearly 20...
First American pope votes in a U.S. election — and his political history has a twist
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do) Pope Leo XIV became the first sitting pontiff known to vote in a U.S. general election. The Chicago-born pope mailed an Illinois ballot for the November 3 election. Records show he...
Angie Nixon says she quit troubled charity in 2025 — her 2026 filing tells a different story
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do) Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon says she resigned from the Moxie Group charity in December 2025. Her August 2026 Senate financial disclosure reportedly still listed her as a...
Stephen A. Smith: Dems’ open border policies are a ‘direct assault’ on black people
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith put a racial spin on the Democratic Party’s preference for open borders, opining that flooding the country with illegal aliens puts black people at a disadvantage. The ESPN motormouth dished on politics during a recent episode of...
Federal prosecutors flag past ballots as Washington election office challenges citizenship list
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do) Federal officials identified 405 Washington registrants they say might be ineligible because of citizenship status. The Justice Department says those individuals collectively cast more than...
