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Peloton tried to cancel Theo Von for interviewing RFK Jr. on his podcast so Dana White responded by removing ALL Peloton bikes from his gyms. Alpha males always stick together! https://t.co/XshfPc61l0
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16 people dined and dashed on a $420 restaurant bill. Classless behavior from Democrats. https://t.co/BTO8dfOAqG
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Surveillance footage shows a table of 16 people dining at Frida's restaurant late on a Sunday night. After finishing their drinks, the group ignored staff and left without paying their $420 bill. The manager, Jesse Gonzalez, reported that one member of the group was smoking weed despite requests to stop. This individual seemed to lead the group, which ultimately caused a scene. Gonzalez noted that he had never experienced anything like this before, including an incident where one of the servers was pushed in the stairwell.
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Speaker 0: Surveillance video from inside the restaurant shows a table of 16 people eating and enjoying themselves. Frida's manager, Jesse Gonzalez, says they were one of the last tables seated around 10:30 Sunday night. Eventually, 1 by 1, people finish their drinks and leave the table. After the group ignores staff and skips out on their $420 bill. Gonzales says they even pushed one of the servers in the stairwell.
He says he's never seen anything like it. There was just one guy that was just smoking weed, and we asked him to stop. And I guess he was, like, the leader of the group, and they just went to hell and listened to him and made a scene.
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I witnessed a heated exchange in the White House briefing room today between Jacqui Heinrich and Karine Jean-Pierre. Heinrich challenged the administration's messaging about potential rights being stripped away if Trump won, contrasting it with the President's reassurance that "we're going to be okay."
@NickAdamsinUSA - Nick Adams
FIREWORKS in the White House briefing room between Jacqui Heinrich and Karine Jean-Pierre today. "This administration messaged to millions of Americans that they're going to wake up the day after the election if Trump won and have their rights stripped away, that Democracy would crumble. Today the President said we're going to be okay. How do you square that?"
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The American people made their choice in a free and fair election, and it's crucial to respect that decision. The president's role is to ensure a peaceful transfer of power, which is a fundamental aspect of our democracy. The president has reached out to the president-elect, following customary practices, to facilitate this transition. It's important to acknowledge the concerns of those who feel fearful, but the administration is committed to putting the American people first and ensuring they receive the peaceful transition they deserve. The president and vice president are focused on delivering for the American people during this time.
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Speaker 0: This administration messaged to millions of Americans that they're gonna wake up day after the election if Trump won and have their rights stripped away, that democracy would crumble, and president said today we're gonna be okay. So how do how do you square
Speaker 1: that? I can square that. I'm gonna square that in a way that hopefully makes sense because I've been answering this question, multiple times. The American people made the decision. There was an election 2 nights ago.
There was. And it was a free and fair election. And we respect the election process. We do. And Americans spoke.
And so the job of the president is to make sure we respect that. The job of the President is to make sure that we have a peaceful transfer of power. That is what the American people deserve. And that's what we're going to it's really it's not complicated. It's truly, truly as simple as that.
As simple as that. The president called the president-elect, invited him to the White House. You know why? Because that's customary. That is customary.
That is what you do. If you respect what the American people decided, that's what you do. And that's what the president is going to make sure that the Trump transition has what it needs, which is being led obviously by our Chief of Staff here. Why? Because the president wants to lead by example.
It's not complicated. It really isn't. And, you know, that's important. Example is
Speaker 0: the message to people who are fearful based on what the messaging was about the state.
Speaker 1: Well, now you're just twisting everything around and that's really unfair. No, it is. No, no, no, Jackie. It's unfair. Because I've been standing here trying to be very respectful to what happened the last 2 nights ago.
Being respectful, I've been standing here saying that we respect the decision that the American people made. I've been standing here and saying that the President is going to put the American people first. I've been standing here talking about how the President is going to make sure that they get what they deserve, which is a peaceful transfer of power. I do not appreciate having my words twisted. That is I have been very clear, very, very, very clear about what the president wants to do and the vice president.
We want to make sure that we deliver for the American people. They deserve. They deserve a peaceful transfer of power. And that's what you're going to see. Thanks, everybody.
@NickAdamsinUSA - Nick Adams
"This election is something of an indictment on the political information complex. The story that was portrayed was not true. We were just ignoring the fundamentals." Scott Jennings does a flawless job taking down an entire panel of woke CNN hosts. https://t.co/w2eBJeTi6E
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This election marks a significant mandate, as a Republican has won the national popular vote for the first time since 2004. It reflects the desires of working-class Americans who feel overlooked and disrespected. They want action on the economy, immigration, and crime. The results indicate a backlash against the political establishment, which misrepresented the election dynamics. Instead of focusing on gimmicks and narratives, the real issues were inflation and the struggles of everyday people. Both parties need to analyze what worked and what didn’t, and those covering elections must learn to engage with the concerns of the half of the country that expressed their frustration through this vote.
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Speaker 0: This is a mandate. This won the national popular vote, for the first time since for a Republican for the first time since 2004. This is a big deal. This isn't backing into the office. This is a mandate to do what you said you were gonna do, get the economy working again for regular working class Americans, fix immigration, try to get crime under control, try to reduce the chaos in the world.
This this is a mandate from the American people to do that. I think I'm interpreting the results tonight as the revenge of just the regular old working class American, the anonymous American who has been crushed, insulted, condescended to. They're not garbage. They're not Nazis. They're just regular people who get up and go to work every day and are trying to make a better life for their kids, and they feel like they have been told to just shut up when they have complained about the things that are hurting them in their own lives.
I also feel like this election, as we sit here and pour over this tonight, is something of an indictment of the political information complex. I mean, we've been sitting around here for the last couple of weeks, and the story that was portrayed was not true. I mean, we were told Puerto Rico was gonna change the election. Liz Cheney, Nikki Haley voters, women lying to their husbands. Before that, it was Tim Walz and the camo hats.
Night after night after night, we were told all these things and gimmicks were gonna somehow push Harris over the line, and we were just ignoring the fundamentals. Inflation, people feeling like that they were barely able to tread water at best, that was the fundamentals of the election. And so I think that both parties should always look at the results of an election and figure out what went right and what went wrong. But I think for all of us who cover elections and talk about elections and do this on a day to day basis, we have to figure out how to understand, talk to, and listen to the half of the country that rose up tonight and said, we've had enough.
@NickAdamsinUSA - Nick Adams (Alpha Male)
WOW: Parkinson’s disease expert stuns NBC studio with the facts about Biden’s health issues. He likened the White House’s lies about Biden’s condition to Soviet and North Korean propaganda. https://t.co/fzI9COIT67
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The doctor identifies symptoms of neurodegeneration in a patient, including word retrieval difficulties, rigidity, and a monotone voice, indicating Parkinson's disease. The doctor explains the hallmark symptoms of Parkinson's, such as shuffling gait and loss of arm swing. While diagnosing Parkinson's can be challenging early on, the presence of motor symptoms makes it easier to identify. The doctor expresses frustration with the White House's handling of the situation, comparing it to other countries' misleading statements.
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Speaker 0: You noticed anything that that gives you a red flag as a doctor?
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah. I see him 20 times a day in clinic. I mean, it's ironic because he has just this classic features of neurodegeneration. I mean, word finding difficulties and that's not, oh, I couldn't find the word. That's from degeneration of the word retrieval area.
Speaker 0: He's also overcome stuttering though. Could could that could that be part of that too?
Speaker 1: No. This is not a palatal issue or a speech discrepancy, which is very different from a lemonode dysfunction, actual word retrieval, where you pick a similar question or talk around the issue plus the rigidity, monotone voice.
Speaker 0: Wait, go back to that the rigidity. What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Rigidity, loss of arm swings, standing up lordotically. You notice when he turns, it's kind of end block turning. It's not a quick turn. So that's 1 of the hallmarks of Parkinson's is rigidity and bradykinesia, slow movement. And he has that hallmark, especially with the, low voices that was a cold hypophonia, a small monotone voice like this over time is a hallmark of Parkinsonism.
I could have diagnosed him from across the mall.
Speaker 0: Here here are some of the the symptoms from from Parkinson's. We just had him up there on the screen if you can put him back. What what about the movement? Some people have have have pointed out the way he walks sometimes. It's not very fast, small steps.
Is that something that that is common in people who who who are who are battling a disease like Parkinson's?
Speaker 1: Yeah. So Hallmark shuffling gait, we call that. So little steps. Loss of arm swing from the rigidity. When we walk, we have a nice cadence.
He even doesn't really swing his arms. And en bloc turning, meaning he kind of pivots around his foot. If you said, hey, president Biden, he wouldn't go like this.
Speaker 0: But I also know I also don't tell me if I'm wrong here. It's very hard to diagnose Parkinson's, isn't it? It's not it's not simple. I mean, I I've heard that it can
Speaker 1: be But 1 of the easier movement disorders to diagnose actually Right. Because it's so clinic. There's there's very little others. And I'm, you know, I'm a democrat. I always say, yeah.
Yeah. About this. Right. It's just like, this guy is not a hard case.
Speaker 0: But I've had I've had relatives who have gone through issues, neurological issues, and and I've heard that sometimes Parkinson's is not very easy to nail. You have to take a lot of tests. There's a lot I mean
Speaker 1: it's early on if you're just presented with like hallucinations, that could be a variety of things or just the cognitive problems that could be Alzheimer's versus, Parkinson's and that becomes a little nebulous. But once you start manifesting the hallmark motor symptoms, slow movement, rigidity, mass faces, hypophonia. I mean, if a med student did not pick Parkinson's on the test, they'd be remediated.
Speaker 0: Let me ask you a democrat. You're a doctor. You sound like you're frustrated with what the White House is saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Why? Well, because, you know, I'm an American before everything. And I look at it and say, when I used to see Russia, Soviet Union, North Korea, when they just make outrageous things, you know, like when when North Korea can't keep the lights on and they say, oh, you know, it was some faulty power thing. I kinda hate that kind of stuff.
They had 4 years. My own party had 4 years to find, you know, this was a wreck in slow motion, and they had 4 years to find out of 350 Americans, 1 person that could take the place and here we are the day before school trying to do the homework and replace a guy who's got a neurodegenerative disease doctor pit
@NickAdamsinUSA - Nick Adams (Alpha Male)
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@NickAdamsinUSA - Nick Adams (Alpha Male)
Top people at the FBI are admitting they didn't even bother to read the Durham report! https://conservativebrief.com/counterintel-73577/?utm_source=CB&utm_medium=813
'I’m Just Without Words': Senior FBI Counterintel Official Stuns Lawmakers with Admission - Says Durham Report Has Not Been Read By Her Yet
The lawmakers couldn't believe it.
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