Cross-dressing rapper Bad Bunny to headline Super Bowl — will it be DEMONIC?



Bad Bunny is a cross-dressing Puerto Rican rapper who has never released a song in English, and yet he’s starring in the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.

Blaze media co-founder Glenn Beck isn’t an expert on the rapper’s work, but BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock is well aware of who he is — and tells Glenn exactly what’s going on.

“Obviously they’re trolling Donald Trump. Obviously, they’re trolling ICE raids and the whole illegal immigration policy enacted by Trump. … They want to make a statement about illegal immigration. They want to make a statement about diversity and Spanish-speaking people. They want to make a statement about transgenderism and sexual fluidity, and Bad Bunny checks all those boxes,” Whitlock begins.

“This has nothing to do with football fans. This is about the left’s control of popular culture and control of the National Football League, which is the strongest thing in popular culture, and they’re using it to make a big, bold statement about how they feel about Donald Trump,” he continues.


Though there is one man more important than President Trump whom they’re attacking, and that is Jesus Christ.

“They didn’t have to pick someone who is so closely associated with demonic activities, so closely associated with promoting gender fluidity and the cross-dressing deal. They didn’t have to pick someone who’s so outspoken against Donald Trump in his illegal immigration policies. This is the poster boy for Trump hate, and this is the poster boy for sexual fluidity and redefining masculinity,” Whitlock says.

“And so parents will be having discussions with their kids on Super Bowl Sunday. ‘Mommy, Daddy, why is this man out here dressed as a woman during some part of this act? Why are his fingernails painted? Why is he taking subtle shots at Trump?’” he continues.

“This is, to me, part of it’s a reaction to the Charlie Kirk memorial service,” he adds, explaining that this is because it “was such a powerful pro-Jesus Christ deal.”

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Entertainers exit stage left as Trump works to make Kennedy Center great again



A handful of entertainers at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., have decided to hit the exits now that President Donald Trump has taken the center over.

The Kennedy Center dates back to 1958, when President Dwight Eisenhower, a Republican, signed a bill making it America's "National Cultural Center." Because of its legislative origins and public funding, the Kennedy Center effectively remains under the control of the president, who has the power to appoint members to its board of trustees.

Now that Trump is back in the Oval Office, he has attempted to rid the center of some of the woke capture. "Just last year, the Kennedy Center featured Drag Shows specifically targeting our youth — THIS WILL STOP," he wrote on Truth Social last week.

Trump also promised to usher in a new "Golden Age in Arts and Culture" at the Kennedy Center, which Trump characterized as "an American jewel."

"THE BEST IS YET TO COME!"

To that end, Trump fired all 18 board members nominated by Democrat presidents. The ousted members include former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and former Biden adviser Mike Donilon, both of whom were appointed just before President Joe Biden left office, NPR reported.

In their place, Trump has appointed several MAGA allies, including his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, and Usha Vance, the wife of Vice President JD Vance. By Wednesday, the board had unanimously voted Trump to be chairman.

In response, the center issued a statement, noting that while these shake-ups were unusual, they were by no means illegal. "There is nothing in the center's statute that would prevent a new administration from replacing board members; however, this would be the first time such action has been taken with the Kennedy Center's board," the statement said.

'America voted against paying attention to your public tantrums a few months ago.'

In revamping the performing arts center, Trump has merely exercised his prerogatives as president and begun fulfilling a major campaign promise to rid the swamp of leftist ideology. However, several entertainers obviously disagreed with the drag-free direction the center is heading and decided to show themselves out.

Shonda Rhimes, the 55-year-old TV executive best known for "Grey's Anatomy," was the among the first to announce her resignation. On Wednesday, Rhimes posted to Instagram a screenshot of an article about her resignation as well as a brief quote from the center's namesake, President John F. Kennedy: "If art is to nourish the roots of our culture, society must set the artist free to follow his vision wherever it takes him."

Ben Folds — best known as the lead singer of Ben Folds Five, whose song about the pain of abortion, "Brick," was a smash hit in the mid-1990s — tendered his resignation from the center's National Symphony Orchestra as well. "Given developments at the Kennedy Center, effective today, I am resigning as artistic director to the NSO," he posted to Instagram.

Soprano opera singer Renee Fleming, who won more than a dozen Grammys and was featured on the soundtracks of major films like "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" and "The Shape of Water," also stepped away from her role as artistic adviser at large.

"I’ve treasured the bi-partisan support for this institution as a beacon of America at our best," she said in a statement. "I hope the Kennedy Center continues to flourish and serve the passionate and diverse audience in our nation’s capital and across the country."

After she was given the hook, former President Deborah Rutter likewise issued a lengthy statement full of histrionics about the inimitable importance of arts and culture. "Much like our democracy itself, artistic expression must be nurtured, fostered, prioritized, and protected," she wrote. "It is not a passive endeavor; indeed, there is no clearer sign of American democracy at work than our artists, the work they produce, and audiences' unalienable right to actively participate."

Richard Grenell, ambassador to Germany during Trump's first term, has since been appointed interim executive director. "RIC, WELCOME TO SHOW BUSINESS!" Trump posted to Truth Social Monday night.

For his part, Blaze Media Align managing editor Matt Himes seems excited about the departure of so many anti-Trump, "self-important celebrities" who have "spent the last decade ruining" everything from music and literature to comedy and commercials.

"Go ahead and quit, but America voted against paying attention to your public tantrums a few months ago," he told Blaze News in a statement. "You guys are like phones going off in a theater once the lights go down. Time to put yourselves in airplane mode so the rest of us can enjoy the show in peace."

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Realtor accused of 'hate speech' for posting Bible verse in 2015, could lose his license and 40-year real estate career



A Virginia realtor has been accused of "hate speech" for posting a Bible verse on Facebook in 2015. The realtor — who is also a pastor — faces the possibility of being hit with fines or could lose his license, which would jeopardize his long-time real estate career.

Wilson Fauber is a 70-year-old realtor who has "faithfully served his community as a real estate agent and broker for over 40 years," according to the Founding Freedoms Law Center. Fauber is a member of the National Association of Realtors and has held this membership throughout his career.

'But what's incredible here is the post that Wilson made was in 2015, five years before that rule even existed.'

However, Fauber's real estate career could be in peril over sharing a Bible verse on Facebook in 2015.

Last year, two Staunton realtors — including an openly gay man — filed a complaint against Fauber with the Virginia Association of Realtors, according to CBN. The complaint accused Fauber of "hate speech."

The alleged "hate speech" was a social media post that Fauber shared on his personal Facebook account in 2015. Fauber reportedly reposted a scripture from Rev. Franklin Graham that stated homosexual sex is a sin, based on Leviticus 18:22.

Fauber stated, “If I were to read a scripture such as Leviticus 18:22 and just close the Bible and not make any comment at all, if someone — and I’m a realtor and a minister — and if someone is offended by that, even if they’re not in the service but someone tells them that I read that passage of scripture, then any person, you don’t have to be a realtor, any person can file a complaint against that minister-realtor and be in the same shoes that I’m in right now. And that should not be; that’s an invasion of my privacy."

The complaint argued Fauber's post violated the National Association of Realtors’ Standard of Practice 10-5.

"Realtors must not use harassing speech, hate speech, epithets, or slurs based on race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, national origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity," the code of ethics and standards of practice states.

However, the hate speech policy did not go into effect until Nov. 13, 2020.

Fauber's attorney — Michael Sylvester of the Founding Freedoms Law Center — told CBN, "So it all changed in 2020 when the National Association of Realtors adopted a rule that prohibits anybody from speaking what they deem 'hate speech' against certain protected classes such as sexual orientation or gender identity. But what's incredible here is the post that Wilson made was in 2015, five years before that rule even existed. He simply was presenting his religious views about marriage that should not qualify for a hate speech charge."

Fauber added, "Christians don't have rights, and this is just totally wrong. And the National Association of Realtors being the largest trade organization in America, they have set a precedent by adopting this policy. If I'm guilty because I post my religious beliefs in a meme or a scripture on my Facebook or social media accounts, and if that's guilty of 'hate speech' ... there are millions and millions of Christians that agree with my position, and we don't have a voice."

On Dec. 11, the Virginia Association of Realtors ruled that Fauber violated the ethics code that prohibits realtors from "certain religious expressions."

Fauber is expected to appeal the ruling.

If the guilty ruling stands, Fauber could face fines between $5,000 and $15,000.

Even worse, Fauber could possibly have his realtor license revoked, which could end his real estate career.

A real estate agent must be a member of the National Association of Realtors to access the Multiple Listing Service, a critical tool for realtors.

Sylvester described the Multiple Listing Service as "the database that real estate agents go to find out all kinds of information about houses that are up for sale and to list houses for sale." He added that having the MLS access revoked "would be career-ending for so many real estate agents."

Fauber noted, "If you do not have access to the Multiple Listing Service, you’re out of business."

When asked why he believes these allegations are arriving years later, Fauber told CBN, "Because the National Association of Realtors is woke. The leadership of the National Association of Realtors has made it very clear about their involvement in endorsing and approving of the LGBTQ community, and just recently, just a few weeks ago actually, in Charlottesville, Virginia, the National Association of Realtors provided funding for a drag queen show."

The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee of the Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors held an "Inclusivity & Celebration: Fair Housing Symposium with Drag Show & Fireside Chat" on Nov. 15.

The description of the LGBTQ event states:

This event will spotlight housing discrimination, particularly affecting individuals who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and/or Queer/Questing (LGBTQ+). Attendees will gain insights into the Fair Housing Act, hear from a local LGBTQ+ activist, participate in educational segments on the LGBTQ+ community (i.e., pronouns, creating a safe environment, understanding the Stop Hate in Real Estate Pledge, etc.), and engage in a dialog with the performers who will share their own housing discrimination experiences. This event will create opportunities for realtors to actively listen, deepen their understanding of the LBGTQ+ community, and build relationships that positively impact both our industry and the communities we serve.

Last year, the National Association of Realtors announced a partnership with the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance that "fortifies our ability to advocate for equitable policies and the continued development of LGBTQ+ leaders."

The National Association of Realtors did not respond to a request for comment by the Christian Broadcasting Network.

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Journalist faces arrest after trying to expose all-ages drag show



A journalist was reportedly arrested over the weekend after he attempted to expose an all-ages drag show held at the Mission Event Center in Mission, Texas.

The Fiesta de Colores event was held on Saturday and hosted by RGV PRIDE, a South Texas Equality Project group. It was open to the public for $10 per person. One advertisement promoted the event as free for children under 12, while another conflicting ad stated that children under 10 could enter for free.

"All ages welcomed," one ad stated. "Vendors, drag entertainers, music & more."

"RGV PRIDE presents Fiesta de Colores, a celebration of diversity with the LGBTQIA+ Family & Allies. The event will take place at Mission Event Center and will feature a variety of activities, including music, dancing, and more. The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 19th, 2024, from 3pm to 12am," it continued. "Did you know in October as part of LGBTQ+ History Month we have: 8th - International Lesbian Day 11th - National Coming Out Day 15th - National Latinx HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 16th - International Pronoun Day 26th - Intersex Awareness Day Last week: Asexual Awareness Week."

'Four Mission police officers arrested Taylor for not leaving.'

According to RGV PRIDE's website, Geneva Karr, a "Drag Artist from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 16," was slated to "grace our main stage." The event also offered a meet-and-greet with Karr.

Sarah Fields, the president of Texas Freedom Coalition, reported in a post on X that her friend and fellow journalist, Taylor Cramer, was arrested by Mission Police Department officers after he attempted to expose the all-ages drag show.

According to Fields, Cramer purchased a ticket and received a wristband to attend the event. Once inside, he entered the main room, where a drag performance was taking place with at least one child present, she noted.

The journalist's video evidence showed that Cramer attempted to film the show, but a man obstructed his view by dancing, clapping, and jumping in front of the camera.

"Security told Taylor he had to leave. He explained that only the owner or acting manager of the property has the legal authority to trespass someone. (This is correct)," Fields continued. "Four Mission police officers arrested Taylor for not leaving. Two officers then talked with him outside in front of another officer who was going to [transport] him to booking. They asked Taylor if he 'would be cool' and they would not book me if he simply left the property."

Cramer's approximately two-minute video captured his interaction with local police officers. He could be heard asking police whether the person who requested he leave the event was the owner of the building.

"No, the City of Mission is," the officer responded.

"Yes, the City of Mission owns this building where you're having this drag show with children right now," Cramer stated.

"Yeah, yeah," the officer replied, nodding his head in the affirmative.

Police refused Cramer's request to re-enter the event, as attendees inside held the door closed.

"Well, look, let's go talk outside," the officer told Cramer.

"No, I'm not doing the outside thing. Because that's all you want me to do is get outside the property. If I haven't done anything wrong, I don't need to," Cramer stated.

Cramer refused to leave without instruction from the property manager.

"She doesn't want to come out," another officer told Cramer.

"So, I have it from your authority — can you say on camera that from the acting manager of this facility you, as the lieutenant, are relaying that information?" Cramer responded.

The officer requested that the journalist put the phone down as he reached to grab it from him. Officers told Cramer that he was being placed under arrest.

"What? For what?" Cramer asked.

An officer replied, "You've been told to leave."

The video jumped to the men continuing their conversation outside. One officer can be heard telling Cramer, "It's a free country, correct?"

"No, it's not," the journalist responded. "I just got arrested for just being here. Yep, no, it's not a free country. You guys proved it. You absolutely proved it."

Last year, Governor Greg Abbott (R) signed into law Senate Bill 12, which prohibits sexually oriented performances in the presence of children. However, the law is currently not in effect, as it remains tied up in the court system after the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas challenged the legislation.

The City of Mission, the Mission Police Department, and STEP did not respond to a request for comment.

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Sara Gonzales infiltrates RuPaul drag show, finds kids in attendance despite explicit content



Sara Gonzales, host of BlazeTV's "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," recently infiltrated a drag show in Texas and found minors in attendance despite the explicit nature of the performance.

On Friday, celebrity transvestite RuPaul hosted a drag show called "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars LIVE" at Music Hall at Fair Park, a city park in Dallas. Gonzales not only attended the event but also captured video of some of the performance as well as some of her fellow attendees, some of whom were clearly underage.

According to Gonzales' footage, many of the show's performers, wearing costumes that exposed most of their buttocks, twerked and gyrated for the crowd. They also repeatedly made crude and graphic references to sex acts and private body parts:

  • "My p***y is BURNING!"
  • "P***y real good."
  • "Is that p***y on fire?"
  • "Y'all s*cked the good d*** for these seats!"

Gonzales shared the video footage on Tuesday's episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," calling the drag show a form of "child abuse," and hinted that it made her want to "vomit."

She then discussed the footage with Texas state Rep. Brian Harrison (R-Midlothian), who was similarly appalled that such "offensive" and "absolutely disgusting" performances were on display in front of "very young children."

What's more, the drag show may even have violated SB12, a bill passed last year prohibiting "sexually oriented performance[s]: (1) on public property; or (2) in the presence of an individual younger than 18 years of age." A federal judge subsequently issued a permanent injunction against the bill, preventing it from being enforced, but Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has since appealed that injunction.

Harrison explained that the bill cannot be enforced at present while the appeals process continues, but the behaviors it was designed to prevent remain "illegal." "The state law is not off the books simply because we're being enjoined from enforcing it," he explained. "Those actions are still illegal in the state of Texas."

Harrison also suggested that Paxton has a good chance of prevailing in his appeal to reinstate SB12. "I do think the odds are pretty decent," he claimed. "... I actually feel somewhat optimistic."

Harrison reiterated that such drag shows are not a matter of free speech or the First Amendment but about protecting children, and he indicated that those who facilitated such a sexually explicit show without an age restriction could at some point be "retroactively prosecuted" under SB12.

"We're talking about a performance, an adult-themed, sexually explicit performance, in front of minors that was engaged in commerce on property that is governmental property in the state of Texas," he noted. "So I do think they're operating at a little bit of a risk here."

Gonzales added that law enforcement may want to examine the "hard drive[s]" of some of the participants since, she claimed, they seem to desperately "want to shake [their] rear end in front of kids."

Finally, Gonzales issued a warning that she will continue to expose those who attempt to sexualize children, especially in Texas. "I'm putting you on notice, drag queens!" she stated emphatically.

The entire episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered" can be seen below:

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Drag queen show attendees love that parents brought their little children to get 'kids ... accustomed to' LGBTQ presence



Attendees of an outdoor, wintertime drag queen show in Grand Rapids, Michigan, expressed happiness that parents brought their little children to Saturday's “Winter’s a DRAG" event — because, as one person put it, doing so gets "kids ... accustomed to" an LGBTQ presence.

What are the details?

“Like, all bets are off, honestly," attendee Madison Hoffmann told WXMI-TV before busting out with a laugh.

Image source: WXMI-TV video screenshot

"Yeah, there’s no rules. I would just say it’s a lot of fun. It’s good music. You come, you dance – even if you’re good, bad, whatever – who cares? Everybody just kind of accepts that it’s a fun day," she also told WXMI.

Hoffmann added to the station that “parents have their kids on their shoulders, which I think is absolutely amazing to get kids so accustomed to it."

James Krueger — another attendee who was holding a little girl in his arms — noted to WXMI that "it’s seriously so important for the future generations to understand equality and acceptance. ... It’s so positive and beautiful that the drag queens and what they represent is so near and dear to us, so we just wanted to share that with our little one, too."

Image source: WXMI-TV video screenshot

Featured at the event were queens from Michigan Drag Brunch, the station said.

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"It's not like [in] June all the queers drop from the sky and then July 1 we all go back," Hoffmann added to WXMI. "You know, we're here all year, so I think it's important to always celebrate that."

How are folks reacting?

A handful of commenters sounded off under the station's YouTube page about the event, and they didn't seem pleased about it:

  • "I don’t think we [need] to be mean to anyone, but claims [that] this is normal ... [it's] simply NOT," one commenter said, adding that the drag show "absolutely shouldn’t be promoted to little children as normal. [It] just isn’t true; [you] shouldn’t lie to kids."
  • "Stop indoctrinating children," another commenter wrote.
  • "That kid looked happy to be there," another commenter noted before adding a decisive "not."

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