JD Vance DESTROYS the left’s ‘weird’ narrative; defends Trump’s ‘chameleon’ attack on Kamala Harris



JD Vance is making the rounds after former President Donald Trump picked him as vice presidential running mate — and he’s absolutely destroying the left’s image of him, as well as the left's image of Trump, in the process.

“He’s pushing back on the left’s characterization that he’s weird,” Pat Gray of “Pat Gray Unleashed” explains.

“The people who call me weird want to give hormone therapies and sterilize 9-year-olds,” Vance said on the "Full Send Podcast." “A lot weirder than me just living a normal life with my kids and my wife.”

“But this is what they do, I think, is they latch onto a message and they try to sell it even if it’s fake,” he continued.

He then went on to champion the former president.

“Trump’s superpower in politics is he just doesn’t give a s**t, right? He doesn’t care what they say about him. He’s going to be himself, he’s going to tell jokes, he’s going to say things that drive some people off a wall,” he said, noting that when you actually listen to what he’s saying, it always makes sense.

Keith Malinak is under the impression that everything Vance said on the podcast, like Trump, makes a lot of sense.

“To JD Vance’s point,” Malinak comments, “you’re the party that wants to change the sex of children. Who’s weird?”

When JD Vance was then pressed by a CNN reporter to denounce Trump’s comments on Kamala Harris’ race — as the father of three biracial children himself — he continued to impress.

“All he said is that Kamala Harris is a chameleon. She goes to Georgia two days ago, she was raised in Canada, she puts on a fake southern accent. She is everything, everybody, and she pretends to be somebody different depending on which audience she’s in front of,” Vance calmly shot back.

“I think it’s totally reasonable for the president to call that out, and that’s all he did,” he added.




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Make no mistake — the 'JD Vance is weird' movement was very carefully calculated



As you may well know, Kamala Harris’ campaign and its media allies have taken to calling JD Vance “weird.”

“Yes, the same people who want to trans your kid, have abortion on demand, and open the borders say that a U.S. military veteran, who is a happily married father from the heartland, is weird,” says Liz Wheeler, pointing to the following Tweets from Kyle Mann and Greg Price that paint the perfect picture of how absurd such a statement is.

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While the tactic of calling someone who is as normal as the rising sun weird seems like a strategy doomed to fail, apparently “it’s working,” says Liz.

Part of the movement’s success is attributed to the fact that this is “coordinated language from the losers in the mainstream media,” she explains, playing a montage of several examples of Vance and the Trump/Vance campaign being called “weird.”

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“They were clearly given talking points,” she says. “The question is: Where did they get them from?”

“Undoubtedly they got the word ‘weird’ from focus groups who most likely found that the word weird resonated with liberal women voters” and “probably because focus groups found that when Kamala Harris runs on her own record, people ardently dislike her and reject her policies” says Liz.

“This strategy is actually very elementary. It's meant to appeal to the shallowest part of human nature, but here's the reason why they're utilizing this strategy. ... They are trying to assassinate JD Vance's character to distract from the fact that the Democrats are perverted commies who hate us. And JD Vance has committed the cardinal sin against the commies of being a Conservative Christian white man happily married with kids who goes to church and loves America. The Democrats hate that,” she explains.

However elementary the tactic may be, it’s effective because “presidential campaigns are not policy debates” but rather culture wars.

“Democrats understand how to use the culture or even human nature to win because they control the culture and they know how to harness it,” says Liz, adding that this “killer instinct” is the one thing Democrats have that Republicans don’t.

Unfortunately, this repeated defaming of JD Vance is adding up — the Ohio senator’s “popularity rating just in the last week has dropped nine points.”

“There's even a report that President Trump is regretting the fact that he picked JD Vance to be his vice presidential running mate,” says Liz, adding that she hopes this is nothing more than a nasty rumor.

Regardless of the veracity of the hearsay, “The 'JD Vance is weird' language ... is intended to also target how Trump feels about JD Vance in order to breed chaos in the Trump campaign in these final months before the election,” says Liz.

“Again — the left has this killer instinct. They have studied their enemy; they know their enemy.”

“If there’s one thing we should learn from the ‘JD Vance's weird’ narrative it’s that the Democrats are like sharks. They get just a whiff of blood and BAM — they'll gut you,” she says.

But according to Liz, there is an antidote. To hear it, watch the episode above.

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The REAL conspiracy theorists: Crazed leftists CAN’T admit Trump was hit by a bullet!



After the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, leftists are showing their true colors — that they might have been the real conspiracy theorists all along.

To kick off one of these shiny new conspiracies, FBI Director Christopher Wray suggested in his congressional testimony that Trump may have been hit with a glass shard, not a bullet.

“I guess from Kamala’s glass ceiling that she broke or, you know, maybe it was shrapnel,” Glenn Beck says sarcastically, adding, “It was a bullet.”

“It is so insane how these conspiracy theories come from the left, and they just expand and expand and expand on them,” he says.

2024 communications director for Donald Trump, Caroline Sunshine, wholeheartedly agrees.

“We don’t have time to be wasting hearing Christopher Wray go through the semantics of ‘was it shrapnel, was it a bullet.’ It was an assassination attempt on a former U.S. president’s life,” she says.

Not only has Trump been examined by his esteemed physician who concluded that he had a bullet wound, but people like Wray seem to forget Corey Comperatore lost his own life to a bullet that day.

“His wife is left without a husband, his children are left without a father. We had multiple people injured and we’re wasting time on shrapnel versus bullet,” she adds.


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2 shooters? Audio calls official Trump assassination story into question



As a scientist, Dr. Chris Martenson knows better than to just take the official narrative of any large event in America at face value.

“I’ve looked into Oklahoma City, 9/11,” Martenson tells Pat Gray of “Pat Gray Unleashed.” “I’m a scientist, and if you have pieces of the story that don’t fit, it drives me nuts.” Regarding 9/11, Martenson couldn’t get past building 7 free falling for two and a quarter seconds.

“I don’t need to talk about who might have done it or how, I’ve got to explain that fact. And it’s impossible, right? Using the official story. So, we have to come up with a different story,” he explains.

The assassination attempt against Trump is no different, and while it warrants a thorough investigation to uncover the full scope of the incident, Martenson believes incredibly important details are being overlooked.

“I find out on CNN, of all places, that an audio expert concluded that there were two shooters,” Martenson says. “There were the sounds from the guns. One, two, and three were inconsistent with those from four, five, six, seven, eight.”

But the story then was memory-holed and forgotten.

“As soon as I see that silent space, I say, ‘Well, I got to dig into this.’ So, that’s what kicked me off,” he tells Gray.

Martenson then plays the audio from the shooting, where it sounds as if the shots are from completely different guns.

“Dramatically different,” Gray comments, stunned.

“We now have resolved that the first one obviously was the one that nicked Trump’s ear and splashed off a railing in the back,” Martenson says. “I was actually getting ready to go to the fairgrounds as soon as the FBI was going to release the tape, because I wanted to go stand on that back railing and look down and have a 6'3'' guy standing down on the stage.”

The point of this would be to figure out precisely where the first shot came from.

“Unfortunately, the FBI dismantled the stands and had them taken away within days. So, interesting,” he adds.


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Joy Reid goes full BlueAnon; spreads conspiracy theory on the shooting of Donald Trump



The left has been using “conspiracy theorist” as a derogatory term to call conservatives for years — but some of leftists might need to look in the mirror instead.

MSNBC anchor Joy Reid is no exception.

“We still don’t know for sure whether Donald Trump was hit by a bullet, whether he was hit by glass fragments, whether he was hit by shrapnel,” Reid said to her followers in a video posted to her social media account.

“We actually have no details from his physician even though this man is still a Secret Service protected, you know, and presidential candidate,” she continued. “Why don’t we know that much? We know that three people were shot, one person unfortunately was killed at the rally.”

“We don’t know why for nine full seconds Donald Trump was allowed to stand back up during an active shooting, an active shooter situation.”

“How would they have known if there were more shooters or not? Nobody knew that. There could have been five shooters for all they knew, yet they allowed him to stand up in the middle of that crisis and pose for a photo,” she added, hinting that it was for the “iconic photo.”

“What is the actual injury to Donald Trump’s ear that’s under bandage? Shouldn’t we know that by now?”

Pat Gray and Keith Malinak of “Pat Gray Unleashed” are horrified.

“To plant that seed of conspiracy that this was done to help his standing, to make him look tough,” Malinak says, unbelieving.

“So he’s in on it? He stood there waiting for the bullet to go through his ear?” Gray adds.

“I think that is exactly what she is saying,” Malinak confirms. “So, if Alex Jones is going to lose his empire over not believing the narrative about Sandy Hook, then what is going to befall MSNBC and Joy Reid?”


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Secret Service scandal: MORE shocking security failures exposed by expert



In less than a week, analysis of the near-assassination of Donald Trump has exposed a number of failures on the part of the Secret Service team that was assigned to secure the rally and protect the former president from danger.

Glenn Beck’s head researcher and writer Jason Buttrill, who’s also a former Department of Defense intelligence analyst and one who’s “[worked] side by side with the Secret Service,” sheds light on the glaring holes in the failed protective operation.

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“It should be almost impossible to pull off what happened on Saturday,” Jason tells Glenn.

Per standard protocol, “Secret Service [goes] out weeks in advance” in order to “set up a multi-tiered security plan.” Part of that plan involves fully vetting the first three tiers of people in front of where the protectee stands.

“They also identify further out threats,” says Jason. “They identify ... potential sniper positions going all the way to a thousand yards.”

Thomas Matthew Crooks fired, however, from “130 yards” out – a position Jason assures “would have been identified” prior to the rally.

Further, for each potential sniper position, “They would have local law enforcement guarding those areas to make sure no one would gain access.”

“There’s multiple questions here that need to be asked,” says Jason.

“Knowing this entire complex plan, did the Secret Service designate those sniper positions?”

Assuming they did secure potential sniper positions, “Did law enforcement adequately man those positions?”

To that question, Jason says, “It does not appear so on the videos that we've seen,” adding that it was “tailgaters” who spotted the shooter and informed law enforcement of his whereabouts.

Glenn then brings up the fact that the Secret Service team in charge at the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally has repeatedly stated that the roof from where the shooter fired “wasn't part of the secure perimeter.”

“To say as an excuse that it was outside the secured perimeter is absolutely ridiculous,” says Jason, adding that he’s personally witnessed the extreme lengths Secret Service will go to to ensure protection.

But there’s one more question that begs answering — a question Jason says is “the scariest.”

“Was there help given to the shooter?”

Jason isn’t the first to ask this question. Dallas Alexander, the world record holder for the longest confirmed sniper kill, has actually openly stated his belief that this was an “inside job.”

“Do you believe that is a realistic possibility?” Glenn asks Jason.

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To hear Jason’s answer, watch the clip above.

Twitter dubs Trump 'the FIRST black president' after failed assassination



Former President Donald Trump may be a white man, but that hasn’t stopped accounts on X from calling him “the first black president.”

In several viral memes, it’s pointed out that because he’s been shot, has three “baby mamas,” and has 34 felonies, he’s the first real black president.

“I saw multiple videos from several ‘brothers’ in the hood over the weekend,” Jeffy tells Pat Gray and Keith Malinak of “Pat Gray Unleashed.”

He recalls those "brothers" saying, “Just come to the hood and get yourself some brothers and tell them to wear a specific colored shirt on whatever day you want them there, and then they’ll guard you better than that.”

But it doesn't end there — even rapper 50 Cent started going viral after the failed assassination attempt.

"Trump gets shot and now I'm trending," 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, posted on X on Saturday. The viral meme features Trump's face on 50 Cent's 2003 album cover.

In the hit song, Jackson, who survived getting shot nine times in 2000, raps: "Many men wish death upon me / Blood in my eye, dawg, and I can't see / I'm tryin' to be what I'm destined to be / And n****s tryin' to take my life away."

50 Cent then rapped an updated version of the song in front of a giant image of his "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" album cover turned viral meme in a video that’s now gone even more viral on X.

“It’s good,” Gray laughs.


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