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TODAY'S NEWS, November 22-24, 2025

The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow


*Note: I will be Steve Bannon's Thanksgiving Day guest for two full hours! Join us as we discuss Thanksgiving, America's founding and all sorts of good stuff. Also, I am appearing in two different segments coming up (but don't have a date) on Chanel Rion's news show). Meanwhile, we have FOUR great "Black Friday" offers that include autographed book packages and book/curriculum packages at www.wildworldofhistory.com. And remember, my new X handle is @WallsOther.




IN POLITICAL NEWS


1) Do-nothing AG Pam Bondi just fixed yet another or Rutabaga's little toxic easter egg by moving two death row murderers whos sentences Rutabaga commuted to Supermax prison. Meanwhile, however, this sore is festering and the DOJ must act, as still more GOP names on the "Arctic Frost" list were discovered. Bondi is going to have to arrest someone on this. It's getting just too big to ignore.


2) High-profile Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene will step down from her GA house seat in January, unhappy that President Trump hasn't shown her more love. In part she's miffed that the RNC hasn't given her more money. But the GOP unfortunately is full of grifters who constantly appear on X or Faux News but who get nothing done. Greene whined that she "introduced" a number of bills that went nowhere. Well, toots, I got news for ya: NOBODY'S BILL GOES ANYWHERE UNLESS YOU PERSONALLY BUILD A COALITION (which means that horrid word, "compromise"). The Marines say "improvise, adapt, and overcome." The Phoenix Suns say, "Screw the refs! We'll win anyway." But too many of our people act like they are owed leadership support (see: Masshole) without doing a single thing to bring support to the table. In the film industry no production company will talk to you unless you bring money to the table first.


3) President Trump had a cordial and totally disarming meeting with the Amazing Zohran, pledging to help NYC. This sets up the Amazing Zohran to take the entire fall if things go into the toilet, which they apparently already are starting to do: the Police Commissioner said "We need more cops." Amazing Zohran said, "men, you have enough."


4) A liberal goonspoon judge released a criminal with 72 arrests in Benghazi-by-the-Lake. He promptly set a woman on fire. UPDATE: following an uproar, the goonspoon kept this toadsmoker in jail. Elsewhere in Benghazi-by-the-Lake, there is growing outrage over shootings in the "Loop" during a Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony where 14 were injured, 8 teens were shot and a kid was killed. Meanwhile, "Let's Go Brandon" has a personal security team of over 100. Oh, and speaking of crime, this analysis of the national crime data (which only records crimes sent to it, meaning in liberal states, they don't share, meaning again their crime #s are usually low) shows that New Mexico leads the nation in both violent and property crime. Then there is this crime, where a former Phoenix hottie news anchor was charged with China Virus wire fraud scheme. I dunno. I might lean "not guilty." For her, not me.

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5) Good news here, as the Supes reinstated the TX redistricting map (which was halted by another goonspoon judge). That means in all likelihood the Supes will side with TX.


6) DemoKKKrats are just doing so well leading up to the midterms that they are broke, and had to take out a $15 million loan.



8) WA state seems to be in a depravity race with OR. Now the state sentencing commission recommended judges lighten sentences for adults caught in on-line sex stings.


IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS




IN CULTURAL NEWS


11) The United Methodist Church is experiencing a "financial house on fire." Maybe if you preached being refined by fire once in a while, you'd have some tithes.


IN ECONOMIC NEWS



13) Massive winter blackouts may be coming due to data centers' heavy energy use. Well, I told ya this was coming. Next will be water.


14) The FAA is looking to hire 8,900 air traffic controllers in the next three years due to a looming crisis.



IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS


16) A French general said France must be prepared to lose its children in a war with Russia. Otherwise he said, "we are weak." I guess with the declining birth rates in France they'd be ready to lose all three kids?


17) This analysis of Hitler's DNA, which was obtained through blood on the couch where he shot himself and living relatives showed he was nuttier than a barn owl on meth. It turns out the OSS (the CIA of the day) actually was right on about its assessment of his mental condition.



19) Mediocre Britain's crime agency said two different criminal networks' drug trade had fueled Russia's "war machine."


20) Again, President Trump is right, telling the Euros that mass migration is an existential threat. I think it is way too late for Br., Fr., and Ger. Maybe some of the Low Countries, some of the Balkan states have a chance.


21) The Huns have had some money problems in the last 100 years. Now most major German cities are on the verge of bankruptcy. Migrants, welfare, and green will do that to you.




24) Well, well. Saudi Arabia will now let non-Muslim "premium residents" to buy booze in the country.


25) The grotesque and slimy government of Brazil is channeling Rutabaga, arresting former President Jair Bolsonaro as a "flight risk."


IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS



27) The New York Midgets football team lost to the Detroit Lions, whereupon the defensive coordinator was fired after the game.


AND FINALLY . . .


My Cowboys finally beat a decent team. People always ask how I became a Cowboy fan---I was born and raised in Arizona. In the 1960s when I began paying attention to football, we would get the Cowboys feed, not the (then) L.A. Rams feed. Dunno why. Anyway, on top of that, they were terrible, but had the coolest uniforms with the stars. I always like an underdog so it was a marriage made in heaven. Oddly, I also adopted the New York Yankees about the same time because they had started a bad slide from the Mickey Mantle/Yogi Berra/Whitey Ford/Roger Maris era and, at the time, they (the winningest team in baseball history) were the underdog. And the Phoenix Suns? As you may know, they were an expansion team and got a coin flip with the other expansion team, the Milwaukee Bucks, for the #1 college player that year, a tiny little guy named Lew Alcindor, better known now as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. And the Suns picked wrong. The Bucks won the toss. And Phoenix is still looking for its first NBA championship.


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