TODAY'S NEWS, February 10-11, 2026
- Larry Schweikart
- 7 minutes ago
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HEADLINES: No conviction of the traitorous senators; Cartel drones shut down El Paso airport; FDA blocks Moderna's new mRNA vax.
THE NEWS OF TODAY IS THE HISTORY OF TOMORROW
IN POLITICAL NEWS
Caveat: You're not going to see discussions of Savannah Guthrie's missing mother because, well, I don't care. There are thousands of missing children out there, many thanks to the DemoKKKrats, and they deserve the attention.
1) A Virginia grand jury refused to indict Sen. Moonman Kelly and others for a seditious video in which they urged service members to disobey orders. One more reminder that there are blue sections of this country that do not care one whit about law, order, or the Constitution. D.C. locals are 92% Terror DemoKKKrat Party supporters. As Jeff Childers, a lawyer, notes, the good news is that the government cannot (still, at least in some places) be judge, jury, and executioner. The bad news for the Moonman cheerleaders is that once again the optics are terrible with a two-tiered justice system. Now, please tell me how Pam Bondi is to blame for this one.
2) My friend Joseph Ford Cotto comes to many of the same conclusions I've come to about where the DemoKKKrats are, namely, screwed. They pretty much have to win 2026 to even hope to stay alive. Good to see more people taking up this banner.
3) Contrary to the predictions of Masshole and Randy Paul, the U.S. deficit continues to shrink under Trump's economic policies, down a whopping $143 billion from this time last year.
4) The administration cleaned out 50 suspected fugitive felons living in one single taxpayer-subsidized house in Franklin Co., OH. Also, DOJ just filed charges against adult day care owners in a $120 million fraud scheme in New York. Some would say "they're going after the small fish," but I would argue that these are the very "fish" that are harming more Americans on a daily basis than the entire Epstein list combined---and yes, I want anyone guilty of a crime arrested and convicted in that list.
5) Republicans won another special election, making the scorecard in the last few months Rs+4, Ds+3.
6) President Trump is going to rescind the government "finding" that "greenhouse gasses" pose a danger to earth.
7) Something is going on in El Paso, where according to the Department of War, cartel drones shut down the airport there. Dunno about you, but seems to me that is an act of war.
8) Broke-ass Kollyfornia, which cannot even begin to finish the rocket train to nowhere or fix a road, passed a bill to give Molochian Planned Murderhood $30 million. Maybe that's why this demonic state has lost one-third of a billion dollars in tax revenues in just three months on the threat of raising more taxes.
9) President Trump eliminated a Zero-era climate finding for autos, which is likely to knock the price of a new car down by as much as $2,500.
10) This absolutely must be challenged in court: an IL city handed out $25,000 in "reparations" to 44 black families.
11) A sad story out of MN as the daughter of a GOP governor candidate was killed in a botched murder-suicide. I never understand why these fungusdimples don't BEGIN with themselves and leave the other people alone.
12) A corrupt federal judge rejected the DoJ's "request" for MI voter data. We can do this the easy way, or the hard way. You're apparently choosing the hard way.
13) Two former FL teachers' union officials have been sentenced to prison for fraud with union funds.
IN EPSTEIN NEWS
14) I'm including a new section, at least for a while, because there are so many Jeffrey Epstein-related stories out there. First, his inner circle, including Les Wexner, have been subpoenaed to testify before Congress.
15) One of the biggest stories, er, non-stories, is Trump. He either isn't in the Epstein files or he is shown actively opposing Eppie and trying to get him arrested.
16) Numerous e-mails show prominent people, including the president of Bard College, thanking ol Epper for gifts, including Caribbean cruises. He also "scouted" women (though apparently of age) for NY Midgets owner Steve Tisch.
17) Ghislaine Maxwell hinted that if given clemency by Trump she would spill the beans. There is a way to do this---and if she doesn't do what she promised, she would go right back to prison.
18) The lefty Eurasia Review tried to tie it all back to the failures of "market capitalism," but more realistically it is the failure of "nice" government structures that have been unwilling to take on anyone bigger than Martha Stewart.
IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS
19) Out of the blue, now, having demanded body cams for LEOs for decades, SpewMore and "Movin' on Up" Jeffries suddenly don't like them because they usually clearly show moronic protesters acting in ways that get them killed.
IN CULTURAL NEWS
20) As it did with every single action, the corrupt Rutabaga administration hid the data on student loan delinquencies so it could make more loans.
21) The UNC system is now 60:40 female.
22) President Trump announced the White House Ball Room is on budget and ahead of schedule, driving the beltway boozeshufflers crazy.
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
23) Despite a software stock wipeout to the tune of a $2 trillion loss, the stock market gained ground in the AI bull market. Then today comes news of an "unexpected" (cuz, you know, those trained economists are soooo good at predicting) 130,000 GAIN in jobs. And these are overwhelmingly native born Americans getting these jobs.
And the number of fed employees continues to shrink more than any time in history. This is why so many are pitching such fits.
24) Maybe because retail sales spiked by a whopping $80 billion in December, a record high.
25) Americans are making record income, not counting capital gains, and debt has begun to reverse. Signs of spring.
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
27) Greece and Israel are cooperating with an anti-drone, cybersecurity pact. Speaking of Israel, it has released massive numbers of bees into the desert, causing a remarkable explosion in bee numbers (whereas they are declining around the world) and causing ag production to soar.
IN EXTRATERRESTRIAL NEWS
28) Your tax dollars at work, as someone actually did a study that showed that Ohioans have a 1.3% chance of being abducted by space aliens. Look, if Starlord and Rocket show up, yeah, I'll go with them on a cruise for the heck of it.
IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
29) I did not watch the Super Bowl live---haven't done that for maybe a decade. But I watched the 30 minute highlights and came away thinking, really, not only did the Patriot's not belong in the arena, but that Sam Darnold---despite all the post-SB media hype---ain't that great. He had one perfect pass, two others that he got away with that easily could have been interceptions. Tom Brady would have put up another two touchdowns. Just my take. At any rate, the goofy NFL permits states to tax these winnings, and although Sam Darnold took home $178,000 in Most Valuable Player award, he has to pay $249,000 for the privilege of playing in blue states like WA and Kollyfornia.
30) Ya, mon! The Jamaica Bobsled Team will make another appearance at the Olympics, sans John Candy. Great movie. Great story about finishing what you start.
31) Mark Zuckerberg is just the latest to begin to relocate from Kollyfornia to FL.
IN MEDICAL NEWS
AND FINALLY . . .
33) "Crime fighting llamas" surrounded a crook in a field until the 5-0 could arrive. Do you think we can teach them to do this with illegal invaders?
Larry Schweikart (@WallsOther)
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