Yasmin Khan of Rebel HQ tells us about Fix Noise trying to spin the Jeffey Epstein files story into a “Democrat hoax” and failing (once more, Jessica Tarlov brings the reality perspective to that gaggle of idiots on that propaganda network)...and as far as Hakeem Jeffries is concerned, he wouldn’t be in the role he’s in unless the donor class gave its seal of approval, which speaks volumes to me about how he is NOT the voice we need in the U.S. House (despite random moments when he shows a flash of leadership)...and of course, leave it to Kilmeade to come up with “Yeah, well, so-and-so mentioned Jeffries and that’s enough,” and Gutfeld joins in with the borderline “ad hom” because he has no other way to respond...also, Harry Enten brings the polling numbers which are pretty much indisputably bad on Epstein in particular for the Gropenfuhrer...and Lawrence Jones’s idiotic “let’s blame the people wanting the damn files released” take on this is pretty much DOA...
...and David Pakman discusses ABC’s Jonathan Karl holding Kevin (“Human Capital Stock”) Hassett to account on the economy, particularly over that ridiculous “Walmart’s Thanksgiving Prices Are Cheaper” nonsense line (you couldn’t pay me enough to actually eat food from Walmart, by the way)...and “The prices didn’t go up because of the tariffs, but they are going to go down because we’re removing the tariffs”...I’ll tell you what; if anybody out there can make sense of that, please let me know and I’ll turn this blog over to you and let you write these posts, OK? And I think this is a pretty good response to Hassett’s BS from CNN’s Daniel Dale...
...meanwhile, Ali Velshi of MS NOW gives us some reality on the economy, with numbers from September...the unemployment rate is 4.4% which is the highest in four years, though, as with everything else, the trends are what matter (and I don’t expect that they’ll be good)...not sure exactly why black women have been hit so hard in this economy (more than any other demographic), though I could guess I suppose, maybe because of the carnage this administration has wrought on the federal workforce and DEI initiatives...Velshi speaks with Justin Wolfers and Caleb Silver...”Uncertainty is kryptonite” indeed, for everybody...along with everybody else, I’m hearing that AI is driving our economy; I hope we’re prepared for that not being the case at a certain point, and I don’t see that we are...we’ve just experienced the weakest January through September in the US labor market in 15 years, with the exception of the ’20 COVID shutdown (and we know who was prez for that)...and Silver says “stagflation,” which confirms my worst fears that we would be looking at this in Q4...Wolfers in particular does a good job IMO in explaining how #47 drones on about “affordability” without having the remotest idea of what to do about it...I’m a little uncomfortable with Velshi’s phrase “the black economy,” but overall he’s a pretty straight shooter...”Manufacturing is what rich people think poor people should do” is likely correct; that said, it’s think it’s a good thing to see an increase in enrollment in trade schools...
...and Jesse Dollemore discusses the “big fat ‘L’” with the James Comey and Letitia James cases being dismissed because Lindsey Halligan was improperly named as prosecutor without Senate confirmation, according to the ruling (and yeah, Merrick Garland moving at a glacial pace on some of the prosecutions under Biden helped to bring us to this point)...I’m not a legal professional in any way whatsoever, but what does it tell you about our regime that they thought they could prosecute based on indictments that weren’t even presented to a full grand jury?...(mildly NSFW/H)...
...and harking back to the first clip a bit, Mr. Newberger gives us the “Epstein-O-Matic” (laughing through clenched teeth a bit on this one I realize)...
...and RIP Jimmy Cliff.
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