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Alex Stein ate McDonald’s French fries out of WHAT?!



Donald Trump’s afternoon working the fryer at a suburban Philadelphia McDonald’s will go down in history as one of the best political stunts of all time. Not only did it mock Kamala Harris’ unverified claims that she worked at the American multinational fast food chain in the '80s, it also expressed Trump’s appreciation and respect for working-class Americans. And he got some incredible photos to add to the iconic album of his campaign trail.

What Trump doesn’t know, however, is that it did a fourth thing: It gave the Pimp on a Blimp the idea to eat McDonald’s French fries out of a 24k gold MAGA hat.

“You guys can go to memeranch.com and you can get your own gold MAGA hat,” says Alex, holding up the $5,000, gold-dipped hat to the camera.

“In honor of Donald Trump,” Alex dumps McDonald’s French fries into the hat, tops them with mayonnaise, and chows down while he discusses the aftermath of Trump’s day at McDonald’s.

“What about the dumba** left-wing media that's coming out and saying, ‘This is a staged photo op!’ No s**t, Sherlock! What in the campaign trail isn't some sort of staged photo op?” he laughs.

“Now they're coming after Ronald McDonald; they're saying that we got [E. coli] in the quarter-pounders!” says Alex, pointing to a recent story of an E. coli outbreak at chain.

“This is fake news. I’ve had two quarter-pounders today, and I don’t even eat meat.”

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Targeting citizens for their beliefs: The SHOCKING truth about government weaponization



Weaponization of the government’s power against its opponents and even its own citizens has been steadily growing worse and for a reason.

FBI whistleblower Steve Friend is well aware as to why that is.

“To set the foundation for it, you have to go back to Barack Obama assuming office in 2009. So, a Kamala Harris presidency would mean 20 years. That’s an entire government career, a full generation of hiring that has gone across every single agency,” Friend tells Steve Deace of “The Steve Deace Show.”

“Now you have 20 years of ideologies,” he continues, adding, “and that’s how you’re getting things like McDonald's the other day, who had one franchise allow him to do one photo opportunity and then we had an E. coli breakout, CDC all over that one, and then the United States senators accusing them of price gouging and driving the stock share price down.”



Not only did the government jump at the chance to punish McDonald’s for allowing a photo op with a political opponent, but citizens across the country have fallen victim to the FACE Act.

“In the Biden administration, it’s been applied more than any other presidential administration in history,” Friend explains. “92% application towards pro-lifers, not people who were subject to fire bombings at their crisis pregnancy centers.”

“People do not know exactly the powers that are at their fingertips,” Friend continues. “They have the ability to have an assessment from the Patriot Act, which means that they can open up an investigation on any American for an articulable purpose. Don’t need probable cause of a crime.”

Deace is rightfully disturbed.

“In other words, you’re describing investigations in search of crimes. Not criminal investigations, but investigations in search of crimes. That’s what you’re describing,” Deace says.

“Find me a man, and I’ll show you the crime,” Friend agrees.

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The truth about the New York Time's source deep-fries Kamala Harris' McDonald's narrative



Kamala Harris has attempted to convince Americans on the campaign trail that rather than growing up the silver-spooned daughter of an affluent couple afforded the luxury of routinely flying back and forth between pricey homes in two countries, she was alternatively the product and a member of the middle class.

A critical component of this narrative is Harris' claim that she worked at McDonald's in 1983 — a claim not reflected in her past résumés and for which the vice president has produced no evidence.

Democrats and the liberal press have attacked President Donald Trump and others who have suggested that Harris' origin story is bogus. The New York Times dutifully did its part on Oct. 20 but accidentally torpedoed the narrative by naming its only other source besides Harris: a hardcore Harris booster.

At the outset, the Times' Heather Knight and Nicholas Nehamas likened doubts about Harris' politically expedient and unsubstantiated claim to birtherism, then shifted the burden of proof onto Trump:

Vice President Kamala Harris has recalled her stint at a Bay Area McDonald’s 41 years ago in introducing herself to voters — a biographical detail relatable to millions of Americans who have toiled in fast-food restaurants. But former President Donald J. Trump has repeatedly accused her of inventing it. Lacking a shred of proof, he has charged that she never actually worked under the golden arches — recalling his earlier false claim that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.

President Donald Trump masterfully trolled his opponent while tapping into classic Americana last weekend, donning an apron and serving up french fries to supporters at a McDonald's in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania.

'They don't want to report it because they're fake!'

"Now I have worked at McDonald's," Trump told reporters at the drive-through window. "I've now worked for 15 minutes more than Kamala. She never worked here."

In the lead-up to his brief stint as a fry cook, Trump repeatedly mocked Harris over her summer job claim, writing on Sept. 1, for instance, "Kamala said she worked at McDonalds — She never did. Lie!"

"She said she worked and grew up in terrible conditions, she worked at McDonald’s. It was such — she never worked there!" Trump told a crowd in Indiana last month. "And these fake news reporters will never report it. They don't want to report it because they're fake! They're fake!"

According to the Times, "Mr. Trump's seeding of doubts about Ms. Harris's story, while insidious and outside the lines of traditional fair play in politics, advances his goal of portraying Ms. Harris as a fraud."

The first time Harris publicly mentioned ever having allegedly worked at McDonald's was reportedly in 2019, when pandering to striking workers in Las Vegas. Harris suggested in September that she worked at the restaurant during college, echoing a campaign ad from the previous month. On another occasion, Harris suggested that she worked at McDonald's to help pay for law school, which she attended several years after leaving Montreal.

The Times produced no verifiable evidence of Harris' claims. Instead, it took the word of Harris, her campaign spokesman, and hearsay from a woman named Wanda Kagan.

As the Washington Free Beacon has noted, the Times portrayed Kagan as a family friend who heard about the McDonald's gig from Harris' deceased mother. The liberal paper neglected to inform readers that Kagan, the only source backing the McDonald's claim besides Harris and her campaign, is herself a Harris booster who has in recent weeks and months actively supported the Democrat's candidacy.

The Times noted only that Kagan was a "friend who had known Ms. Harris as a teenager and remained in touch with the family for years afterward" — a "close friend of Ms. Harris' when they attended high school together in Montreal, [who] said she recalled Ms. Harris having worked at McDonald's around that time."

The reality is that Kagan is much more than an old friend.

The Beacon noted that Kagan served as a surrogate for Harris during the Democratic National Convention, telling MSNBC in August, "It's an emotional and chilling ride, and I'm just overwhelmed with happiness for my friend, and I'm happy to be alive to be able to witness her now fighting for the people of America."

Earlier this month, Kagan posted a video from a Harris campaign event, captioned, "Blessed to be on the stage with @Vp, and the first one she toasts. Cheers to brighter future with @kamalaharris as president!"

Kagan, the partisan whose hearsay is holding up the Times' rebuttal to Trump's criticism, previously told PBS News that she lost touch with Harris after high school.

"I lost touch after she went to college and then I went to college. But then I stayed in touch with her mom still, and — but then I still had a pretty unstable life again, so I was moving a lot, and so I lost her mom's contact number," said Kagan, adding that she didn't reach out directly again until Harris was San Francisco's district attorney.

If secondhand information from a partisan who wasn't in touch with Harris during her college years is the extent of the Times' evidence, then perhaps it is not Trump who "lack[s] a shred of proof."

Spokesman Charlie Stadtlander told the Beacon the Times' Oct. 20 article "was a thoroughly reported and edited piece of independent journalism."

"The Times stands behind it completely," added Stadtlander.

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Insider says Kamala’s campaign is in chaos: Cursing, quitting, and crying



The election is getting closer, and Kamala Harris’ campaign may be falling apart.

Not only did Donald Trump expertly troll the Vice President by spending a day as a fry cook at McDonald's, but Harris, who claimed to have worked there in the past, appears never to have worked there at all: McDonalds can’t find any record of her as an employee.

“It’s weird, they can’t find the employment records for Kamala Harris from the 1980s,” Pat Gray of “Pat Gray Unleashed” comments. “McDonald’s is trying to play it cool by saying ‘Yeah, we can’t find her employment.' They’re trying not to take sides, I guess.”

But it gets worse.


Keith Malinak claims that he has a source from inside the campaign who has told him that Kamala is in full-on breakdown mode.

“I got a good source, they’re very close to the Walz campaign, and this individual has been spot-on with a lot of stuff that has been sent my way,” Malinak explains.

“I got this last night: ‘Kamala has completely lost it mentally. She breaks down in tears in private, and she has gone after Doug, accusing him of tanking the campaign with his scandals,'” he continues. “She repeatedly cusses out Joe Biden in staff meetings for taking airtime away from her, and she’s livid over the hurricane stuff.”

Malinak also was told that Kamala has “had to double her anxiety medication” and that “a few campaign staffers have quit.”

“They quit because they want to try to focus on explaining her policies instead of attacking Trump, which is all she has been doing, and it isn’t working. She feels she made the wrong VP pick as well, because he has many scandals and she feels like the Democrat machine wants her to lose,” he adds.

Kamala and her campaign management are also reportedly arguing about her appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Apparently, she wants to do it, while her campaign management believes “an hour of her in a room with somebody that is going to ask her tough questions would give Trump a 48-state win.”

“They don’t trust her, and it’s an endless circle of arguments,” he adds.

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Trump's McDonald's visit TRIGGERED a media MELTDOWN



Donald Trump has enraged the left yet again, this time by stopping at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s to make french fries and work the drive thru.

Considering Trump is the Republican nominee for president of the United States and has survived two assassination attempts — it makes sense that all the customers who went through the drive thru would be screened first.

However, according to the media, the fact that these customers were screened and Trump doesn’t work at McDonald’s made this a massive scandal.

“I found out from the press today that he didn’t actually work at McDonald’s,” Glenn Beck of “The Glenn Beck Program” mocks. “This was fake, this was a publicity stunt.”



“The people in line, they were all hand-selected. So they weren’t just strangers driving up to the drive thru,” he continues. “They checked to make sure they were the right people. And you know what I mean by ‘right people.’”

“People without guns,” he adds.

“How did they uncover this?” Stu Burguiere jokes. “What a scam, I’m voting for Kamala Harris. She’s the only honest person who seemingly worked at McDonald’s but has no evidence of it whatsoever.”

And there’s no doubt that Trump has stolen all of Kamala’s McDonald’s thunder with his publicity stunt, bringing thousands of Americans to surround the Pennsylvania restaurant as they cheered in support of the former president.

“I have never seen an election like this,” Glenn comments as he reviews the footage of the massive crowd, adding, “It goes on and on and on and on.”

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Make French Fries Great Again

If Trump can take small steps toward making our food real again, Americans will be able to have their French fries and eat them too.

Watch how McDonald's patrons react when they come face-to-face with Donald Trump



There are a lot of talking points circulating this election season, but perhaps the strangest one is whether or not Kamala Harris actually worked at a McDonald's in the '80s. The VP is the only one to blame for the scrutiny regarding her alleged occupation as a french fry maker, granted she is the one who has used this to underscore her middle-class upbringing.

McDonald's has not been able to confirm or deny Harris’ employment at the chain restaurant because its records are incomplete.

However, regardless of the veracity of Harris’ claims, Donald Trump, in a brilliant stunt aimed at mocking his opponent, decided that he would try his hand at making McDonald's french fries and working the drive-through.

Per usual, he proved once again that he is the candidate who hands down wins the beer question. His charisma and down-to-earth attitude allowed him to effortlessly joke and chat with the employees and patrons.

Pat Gray and the “Unleashed” team discuss what will certainly go down in history as one of the best publicity stunts to date.

Pat suspects Harris’ McDonald's employment is as fictitious as the stories from Joe Biden’s life.

“How many things did [Biden] tell us that were completely untrue about his past?” asks Pat, noting that according to Biden’s previous statements, “He worked for every conceivable business in every conceivable industry” and “was from every ethnic background.”

“Wherever he went, that’s to whom he pandered,” he says, adding that that’s exactly what Kamala is doing with her alleged McDonald's history.

Keith Malinak then points out that Donald Trump, who paid for every patron’s meal while he was working at McDonald's, is a stark contrast to the time that Kamala Harris’ husband and step-daughter, Doug and Ella Emhoff, “walked away from a Starbucks” without paying.

“[Ella] was like, ‘Someone will pay, I’m sure,’” Keith recounts.

As for the patrons who found themselves face-to-face with a former president and potentially the next president of the United States, their response was extremely positive. From average American families to immigrants with heavy accents, people expressed their support for Trump.

One Brazilian patron even said, “Please don’t let the United States become my native Brazil.”

“The immigrants who are here and love the country and want to become a part of it — they understand because they left their original country for a reason,” says Pat, “and that reason is almost always socialism or communism ... so they don't want [the U.S.] to become what they just left.”

To hear more of Pat’s commentary and watch how McDonald's patrons reacted when they came face-to-face with Trump, watch the clip above.

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The Press Can’t Handle Trump’s Brilliant Display Of Retail Politics At McDonald’s Drive-Through

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