TODAY'S NEWS, June 4-5, 2026
- Larry Schweikart
- Jun 5
- 5 min read
HEADLINES: Ds trying to steal CA; ME Senate race now even; Major Medicaid bust
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow
Programming Note: I will be on vacation for part of next week. No "Today's News" for Monday and Wednesday. I will return next Friday.
IN POLITICAL NEWS
1) They are almost out of tricks but they still have, in the large, urbanized, D-heavy registration cities, the old "late ballot" count trick, and in New Azteca (LA) it seems to be working, as almost 100% of the so-called "late ballots" have run in favor of DemoKKKrats. Amazing how those "late ballots" never seem to come from red zones. As of now, it looks like no R made the cut, anywhere. Jeff Childers chalks much of this up to "crossover" votes, citing Rudy Guiliani as an example, but while certainly some significant movement rightward has occurred in CA, the math is still ridiculous---D +3 MILLION registrations, and in LA county, the ratio is probably 4:1. I'd say, focus on recapturing Orange Co and San Diego before worrying about New Azteca.
2) In ME, DemoKKKrats chased a white male neo Nazi, Graham Platner, who is facing continuing and multiple charges of sexual abuse. Let's hope he hangs on through the primary and Susan "Tom" Collins is safe, as according to the latest poll, she's in a tie with Platner (remember Collins always runs about 2.5 points better than she polls). And in TX, here is Seth Keshel's latest breakdown. He concludes, "DemoKKKrats will never get beaten badly enough to give up on their fantasy of Blue Texas."
3) I know these aren't the arrests you guys want to see ("why isn't Cankles in cuffs now???") but Todd Lynch announced a $30 million OH Medicaid bust involving childrens' programs. But this is a small consolation: John "The Moustache" Bolton has pled guilty to charges of possessing clasified documents and could face a fine of up to five years in the hoosecow and a fine of $2 million.
4) Having already bounced over 350,000 off the federal payrolls, President Trump reclassified 8,000 more jobs to make it easier to fire people.
5) In the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony (no, not the NBA player) who stabbed a white kid at a sporting event just cuz, all black jurors were dismissed because they "had a hard time putting a brother in jail." I wouldn't put him in jail. I'd go straight to the needle.
6) Recall that on Monday I mentioned a pedo raid that freed 89 children? Here are further details: over 276 were arrested. Asking for the millionth time, where did this lead come from? Couldn't possibly have been from info gleaned in the Eppy files, could it?
7) Continuing to restore our nation's capital to beauty and dignity, Trump plans to add a promenade to the Lincoln Memorial to join it with other monuments.
8) That CIA agent found with $40 million in gold bars? He worked on the Navy's nuke sub program.
IN AI NEWS
9) Kollyfornians reject AI data centers Here are some realities. AI is real. It is here. It is now. Data centers are real. You cannot stop them, nor should you. They must be appropriately regulated to BYOE (Bring Your Own Energy) and BYOW (bring your own WATER). The good news is that every one of them that leaves CA brings more economic growth to somewhere else and weakens CA more. And we need CA to absolutely collapse economically. TN, for example, has done the BYOE and BYOW thing.
10) I guess this means we're going the Ultron route, as Anthropic says AI could soon build its own successors.
IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS
IN CULTURAL NEWS
14) The Southern Baptist Convention, which saw a record rise since WW II, continues now to decline.
15) Hoax News media just cannot figure out why men are walking away from liberal society. To get answers, they seek out women and homosexuals for answers.
IN TRANSOID NEWS
15) There is no such thing, but "transoid experiments" on animals at the NIH have been banned. What? Like putting an iguana in a tutu?
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
16) Wise move. The U.S. is investing $700 million in new coal plants and the expansion of the Kollyfornia export terminal.
17) A court cleared the way for the important ID stibnite antimony mine.
18) Every single DemoKKKrat-run state (woth Gov and legislature) is a corrupt piehole. The latest is RI, where the state spent another $52 million on just 200 rental units. Going back to 2021, the state spent over half a billion dollars on just 2,200 units. Private developers in AZ put that sized unit into a single former hay field. This accounts for only 10% of the state's "housing deficit."
19) As I kept saying, the economy is coming back. Monday it was manufacturing up, today the job market reported a pretty healthy +172,000 jobs, beating those old "expectations" of 88,000 badly.
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
2)) I thought the Supes said President Trump couldn't use tariffs, but he seems to be steaming ahead fuill speed, adding 12.4% more on Chy-na and countries involved in "forced labor."
21) DEI pressure resulted in Brit cops arresting Henry Nowak, who had been stabbed and died in custody, and accused him of racism. Time for this useless island to go become a satellite of a decent country, like, say, Argentina.
22) Since 2014 the Euros have claimed nearly 5.8 million "green jobs." Digging into the details, Irena Slav finds these are both full and part-time jobs, and meanwhile those brilliant Euros have killed off 1.3 million manufacturing jobs.
IN ENTERTAINMENTS NEWS
24) Watching "Spider Noir" with Nicolas Cage on Prime. Inteersting remake of Spider-Man set in the 1930s with a gumshoe (Cage) who has web and tingly powers. Hardly the hero.
25) The horror film "Obsession" continues to show box office growth every weekend---the first non-Christmas movie to do so in years.
IN MEDICAL NEWS
26) Senator Ron Johnson held China Virus vax hearings and produced a document called "Failure to Warn" about the risks of heart attacks due to the vax. In May 2021, a researcher asked if the VAERs data was signaling myocarditis and the answer was yes, but, of course, no one at the CDC or NIH wanted to even mention VAERs.
AND FINALLY . . .
This orchestra's piano player went missing, so the conductor asked the audience if anyone could play. Of course, an incredible musician came out of the audience. I know first hand they are out there. Around 1976 we were playing a little club in Flint, MI on a very slow week night when two guys came in. One was the brother of Grand Funk Railroad's Mark Farner, and the other was his drummer. They asked if they could sit in. Normally this was a "NEVER!" but because it was slow we said yes. The drummer blew me off the stage, and I said "we will never again allow anyone else on stage!"
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