Author: Tod Nace

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden reverently quoted the prophet Muhammad, while pandering to Muslims as Christian churches are being burned down around the world.

Biden made the remarks while speaking from his basement at the virtual “Million Muslim Votes Summit.”

The summit was hosted by Emgage Action, the largest Muslim-American PAC in the U.S. as the BPR reported.

“If I have the honor of being president, I will end the Muslim ban on Day One” Biden said during a call with Sharia advocate Linda Sarsour.

Reminder: Linda Sarsour called for a “jihad” against President Trump and urged Muslims to be “perpetually outraged” against Westerners.

Fact check: There was no “Muslim ban.” The temporary ban only targeted 7 Muslim-majority countries while allowing travel from the 44 other Muslim-majority nations around the world.

The seven Muslim-majority countries targeted in President Trump’s executive order were initially identified as hotbeds of terrorism by Barack Obama. No left-wing outrage then, however.

Biden also urged American schools to teach children more about Islam.

“I wish we taught more in our schools about the Islamic faith,” Biden cooed.

Joe Biden also lovingly quoted Muhammad — the founder of Islam — who owned slaves.

“Hadith from the Prophet Muhammad instructs, ‘Whomever among you sees a wrong, let him change it with his hand. If he is not able, then with his tongue. If he is not able, then with his heart,’” Biden said.

Biden is pandering to Muslims because the Demsy basically turned their backs on Christians. This is a major reason why Christian voters back President Trump.

In June, President Trump visited St. John’s Episcopal Church after Black Lives Matter rioters set it on fire.

Unhinged leftists torched the historic 204-year-old “Church of Presidents” in the name of promoting racial equality.

Curiously, these same rioters have never torched any Muslim mosques, nor did they have an issue with St. John’s Church during the eight-year presidency of Barack Obama, the nation’s first black president.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continued to push her favorite narrative that President Trump could refuse to leave the White House if he loses in November.

Pelosi appeared on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” with co-host Mika Brzezinski on Monday and spoke about President Trump’s interview with Fox News’ Chris Wallace and if he will accept the election results even if it is not in his favor. The California Democrat declared that the president, in fact, be leaving the White House “whether he knows it yet or not.”

Trump’s remark that he would “have to see” what happens in November and the results of his reelection bid sparked an outcry from Democrats who have been beating the drum about the inane possibility that he will have to be physically removed.

“I have to see. Look … I have to see,” the President said during the interview on ”Fox News Sunday.” “No, I’m not going to just say yes. I’m not going to say no, and I didn’t last time either.”

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign responded: “The American people will decide this election. And the United States government is perfectly capable of escorting trespassers out of the White House.”

Pelosi jumped right in on Monday as Brzezinski gave her another platform to stoke the fears and continue to set up the narrative.

“The fact is whether he knows it yet or not, he will be leaving,” Pelosi said.

“Just because he might not want to move out of the White House doesn’t mean we won’t have an inauguration ceremony to inauguration a duly elected President of the United States,” she added, lacking any hint of self-awareness.

“And you know, I’m second in line to the presidency, just last week I had my regular continuation of government briefing,” Pelosi declared, referring to the possibility of her being sworn in as president if Trump and Vice President Mike Pence refused to concede the election by January 20 of next year in the event of a reelection loss.

“This might interest you because I say to them, this is never going to happen, God willing it never will, but there is a process,” she said.

The “process” Pelosi referred to apparently would allow Trump to be “fumigated” out of office if need be.

“It has nothing to do with the certain occupant of the White House doesn’t feel like moving and has to be fumigated out of there because the presidency is the presidency. It’s not geography or location so, so much for him,” she pompously added.

I wouldn’t spend so much time on it that’s a victory for him because then we’re not talking about your first and far more important subject, which is, what are we going to do to stop this vicious virus that is making an assault on our health, again, our lives, our livelihood and life of our democracy,” she said.

The Dems including failed 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton have been dropping commentary about Trump not accepting a loss in November, further spreading the election conspiracy among the Resistance.

“Well, I think it is a fair point to raise as to whether or not, if he loses, he’s going to go quietly or not. And we have to be ready for that,” Clinton told “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah last week.

Needless to say, Nancy Pelosi’s ridiculous addition to the narrative earned her plenty of commentary on Twitter.

“Biden is hiring 600 lawyers. Will he accept the election results. He doesn’t appear to be ready to do so” conservative radio and television host Mark Levin tweeted.

The Daily Caller reported that Jemele Hill believes that all people who vote for President Donald Trump are racist. Her remarks however, might be a problem for her own mother.

Hill, who famously called President Donald Trump a white supremacist, went ultra-viral on Saturday after she posted another tweet for her followers.

“If you vote for Donald Trump, you are a racist. You have no wiggle room,” she tweeted.

There’s just one huge problem with Jemele Hill’s tweet other than the fact that it’s simply outrageous to begin with. By her own standard, Hill’s mother is a racist.

Why is that the case? Well, in 2017, the former ESPN star tweeted that her own mother voted for President Trump and has voted Republican ever since the era of Bill Clinton.

The world wide web is truly an incredible place. There is nothing like a trail of evidence to make you look like a fool real fast.

So, Hill tweeted that there’s “no wiggle room” for anyone who votes for President Trump. They’re racist! That’s her standard.

Few top Dems wrote a letter to the inspectors general of the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security demanding an investigation into the use of federal agents in Portland.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson, and House Oversight Committee Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney wrote to Inspectors General Michael Horowitz and Joseph Cuffari on Sunday requesting a review of the use of agents from the DOJ and the DHS to quash violent protests in Portland over the weekend.

“As we continue to stand with our fellow citizens protesting systemic racism and police brutality throughout the country, we are increasingly alarmed at the Trump Administration’s use of federal law enforcement to violate the civil rights of our constituents. The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) appear to have increasingly abused emergency authorities to justify the use of force against Americans exercising their right to peaceful assembly,” they wrote, as reported be the Washington Examiner.

“Reports from Oregon this week make clear that this misuse of resources and personnel remains a growing threat. Accordingly, we write to request an investigation by your offices into the use of federal law enforcement agencies by the Attorney General and the Acting Secretary of Homeland Security to suppress First Amendment protected activities in Washington, D.C., Portland, and other communities across the United States,” they added.

The Democrats pointed to reports that unidentified federal officers were arresting protesters and placing them in unmarked vans throughout Portland last week. Officials in Oregon reportedly had not requested assistance from the federal government to contain the protests, which have been taking place for weeks.

The lawmakers noted that President Trump has used federal law enforcement to clear protesters before, specifically citing the removal of protesters prior to his walk to St. John’s Episcopal Church near the White House in June.

They also highlighted the use of federal law enforcement to clear protests near the Dakota Access Pipeline at the Standing Rock protests in 2017.

“This is a matter of utmost urgency,” they wrote. “Citizens are concerned that the Administration has deployed a secret police force, not to investigate crimes but to intimidate individuals it views as political adversaries, and that the use of these tactics will proliferate throughout the country. Therefore, we ask that you commence your review of these issues immediately.”

Portland has been experiencing violent protests for several weeks in concert with other nationwide protests against police brutality and racial injustice take place following the death of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man who died in the custody of Minneapolis police, in May. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler told CNN on Sunday that he believes the protests in his city have gotten worse because of federal law enforcement.

“Their presence here is actually leading to more violence and more vandalism. And it’s not helping the situation at all. They’re not wanted here. We haven’t asked them here. In fact, we want them to leave,” Wheeler said.

Billy Williams, the U.S. attorney for the District of Oregon, has also requested an investigation into the use of federal agents in Portland, echoing many of the same concerns as the House Democrats.

President Trump accused Fox News’s Chris Wallace of being fake news during an interview with the anchor that aired on Fox News Sunday.

“Let’s start with the surge of the coronavirus across the country in recent months,” Wallace began. “You still talk about it as, quote, ‘burning embers.’ But I want to put up a chart that shows where we are with the illness over the last four months. … Then, then it went down, and now since June, it has gone up more than double. One day this week 75,000 new cases. More than double.”

President Trump, as many times before, said the increase in cases was due to “great testing.”

“Because we have the best testing in the world,” President Trump said. “If we didn’t test, you wouldn’t be able to show that chart. If we tested half as much, those numbers would be down.”

President Trump then listed off a number of countries that have struggled to contain the pandemic and do not have as robust a national testing capacity or strategy.

“But, sir, we have the seventh highest mortality rate in the world. Our mortality rate is higher than Brazil, it’s higher than Russia. And the European Union has us on a travel ban,” host Wallace retorted.

Trump responded, “When you talk about mortality rates, I think it’s the opposite. I think we have one of the lowest mortality rates in the world.”

“That’s not true, sir. We, we, we have a … we had 900 deaths on a single day,” Wallace contended.

Growing frustrated, President Trump paused and called over White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, asking her to produce White House data regarding coronavirus deaths and mortality rates in the U.S.

“Number, No. 1 low mortality rate,” Trump said after examining the papers McEnany handed him. “I hope you show the scenario because it shows what fake news is all about. OK, go ahead.”

“OK, OK. I don’t think I’m fake news, but I will — we’ll put —,” Wallace shot back.

“Yeah, you were … you said we had the worst mortality rate in the world, and we had the best,” Trump responded.

In a voice-over that accompanied the interview, Wallace explained the discrepancy between the numbers he cited and those handed to Trump by McEnany.

“All right. It’s a little complicated. But bear with us. We went with numbers from Johns Hopkins University, which charted the mortality rate for 20 countries hit by the virus. The U.S. ranked seventh, better than the United Kingdom but worse than Brazil and Russia,” Wallace said.

“The White House went with this chart from the European CDC, which shows Italy and Spain doing worse, but countries like Brazil and South Korea doing better. Other countries doing better like Russia aren’t included in the White House chart.”

On Sunday, Fox News host Chris Wallace tried and failed to strong-arm President Trump into renaming military bases that are named after Confederate generals.

“The National Defense Authorization Act, you have threatened to veto it because in the bill it would — and this is supported by Republicans as well as Democrats — it would rename army bases named for Confederate generals,” Wallace lectured Trump during an interview between the two that aired on Fox News’ “Fox News Sunday.”

“Now, this is a bill that funds military operations, it gives soldiers a pay raise. You’re going to veto that?” he then asked with a raised, exasperated voice.

“No, because they’ll get their pay raise. Hey, look, don’t tell me this! I got soldiers the biggest pay raises in the history of our military,” visibly annoyed, President Trump replied.

“I got soldiers brand new equipment, brand new jets, brand new rockets, brand new – $2.5 trillion. I did more for the military than any president that’s ever had this office.”

“But you’re going to veto this bill?” Wallace then interjected.

“Because I think that Fort Bragg, Fort Robert E. Lee, all of these forts that have been named that way for a long time, decades and decades …,” the president tried replying, only to be cut off by Wallace, as usual.

“But the military says they’re for this,” the FNC host said.

“Excuse me, excuse me!” Trump promptly replied, because unlike Wallace’s other interviewees (or victims?), he doesn’t stand for being cut off.

He continued by pointing out that the decision rests with him — not the military’s leaders — and then suggesting that Wallace go to one of these forts himself and ask the soldiers stationed there “how do you like the idea of renaming Fort Bragg?”

He may have had a point, because these days it seems the military’s leaders and officials don’t always share the same perspective as the military’s actual soldiers.

It’s presumed the “employee” mentioned above was a high-level operative.

The president continued his response to Wallace by sarcastically asking the FNC host who he’d rename America’s military bases after.

“And then what are we going to name it? We’re going to name it after the Reverend Al Sharpton? What are you going to name it, Chris, tell me what you’re going to name it?” he said.

He added that renaming bases like Fort Bragg would be a disservice to American history.

“So there’s a whole thing here. We won two World Wars, two World Wars, beautiful World Wars that were vicious and horrible, and we won them out of Fort Bragg, we won out of all of these forts that now they want to throw those names away,” he said.

“And, no, I’m against that, and you know what, most other people are. And I even – I don’t believe in polls because I see the fakest polls I’ve ever seen, but that poll is a 64 percent thing, which actually surprised me. We won World Wars out of these military bases. No, I’m not going to go changing them, I’m not going to go changing them.”

Despite receiving his answer, Wallace repeated his question once again.

“So you’ll veto them?” he said.

“I might. Yeah, I might,” President Trump replied.

Earlier in the interview — before this heated question-and-answer over renaming military bases — the two spoke about the president’s belief that the issue of Confederate names/flags is one of freedom of speech, not racism.

“This week you said that Black Lives Matter and the Confederate flag are both matters, issues of freedom of speech But in the case of the Confederate flag, there are a lot of people who say these were traitors who split from this country, fought this country in large part to preserve slavery. Is the Confederate flag offensive?” Wallace said.

“It depends on who you’re talking about, when you’re talking about. When people – when people proudly have their Confederate flags, they’re not talking about racism. They love their flag, it represents the south, they like the south. People right now like the south. I’d say it’s freedom of, of, of many things, but it’s freedom of speech,” the president replied.

“So you’re not offended by it?” Wallace pressed.

“Well, I’m not offended either by Black Lives Matter. That’s freedom of speech,” the president responded.

Keep in mind that unlike Confederate flag lovers, who are largely nonviolent, those who proudly showcase their “Black Lives Matter” support tend to be very violent.

“And you know, the whole thing with cancel culture, we can’t cancel our whole history. We can’t forget that the north and the south fought. We have to remember that, otherwise we’ll end up fighting again. You can’t just cancel,” the president added.

Wallace then went on to try and strong-arm the president into renaming America’s military bases, thus proving that he didn’t hear a single word the president had said, as usual.

Top Justice department spokesperson Kerri Kupec appeared on Fox News and revealed that the long awaited Durham report is expected to be completed before the end of the summer.

The Washington Examiner reported that U.S. Attorney John Durham’s criminal inquiry into the Russia investigation is on track to release a report by the end of the summer, according to the Justice Department.

Kupec told Fox News this week that a report is not “the goal” of the criminal investigation, but it will nevertheless “be really pivotal to the restoration of that one tiered system of justice.”

The politically charged review, which shifted into a criminal investigation last fall, has been decried by Democrats as a scheme to damage President Trump’s rivals ahead of the 2020 election and hailed by Republicans who claim the Russia investigation was a partisan hit job.

“There is a story to be told there. The American people deserve resolution, and frankly, justice deserves resolution,” Kupec declared.

AG Bill Barr said last month he anticipates “developments” in Durham’s investigation “hopefully before the end of the summer.” Kupec reinforced the notion that this was only a guess.

“There are no guarantees in life, but we certainly hope to see one by the end of the summer. I think it’s important,” she said.

As some Trump allies raise concerns about Durham’s work being buried by a Biden administration, should Trump lose in his reelection bid, Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer asked Kupec if she can at least guarantee some sort of announcement before the November election.

“I will just tell you this. We are hopeful, and we expect to see a report by the end of the summer,” Kupec said.

Tiffany Cross, a frequent MSNBC contributor and guest on “The View” described President Trump’s base as “Klan-like.”

“I wonder what would possess a president to say something like that,” she said.

“And it’s really because he’s tossing red meat to his Klan-like base that he needs so desperately to win in November,” she added.

None of the hosts on the show objected to her characterization of Trump’s base.

Cross later tweeted: “Whew! The 100s of msgs from #MAGA in my inbox this morning mostly read like this:”

“You f-ing racist Black cnt. How dare you call me Klan like. Maybe if your people didn’t waste their votes on Dems your lives wouldn’t be so shtty. #Trump2020”

“I mean. It’s like an SNL skit,” she added.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot continued her disrespect directed toward the Trump administration by calling out White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany as a “Karen” on social media.

On Thursday, the Democrat mayor fired back at McEnany in a tweet, telling her to watch her mouth after she referred to Lightfoot as a “derelict mayor” during a press briefing at the White House.

McEnany had continued the criticism of Chicago’s Democratic leadership during the briefing on Thursday, saying Lightfoot was “doing a very poor job at protecting her streets,” and calling her the “derelict mayor of Chicago.”

After Brian Bennett, White House correspondent for Time Magazine, tweeted the dig by McEnanay, Lightfoot responded.

“Hey, Karen. Watch your mouth.” she wrote, using a term which, according to Urban Dictionary, is the “stereotypical name associated with rude, obnoxious and insufferable middle aged white women.”

The White House press secretary had noted Chicago’s ongoing problem with violence during the briefing Thursday, responding to a question by pointing out how the president has to focus on “Democrat cities not controlling their streets.”

The surge in gun violence in the city has led to a 48% increase in murders since this time last year, according to police department statistics.

“I’ve listed for you the names of these kids who have died across this country. It is unacceptable, and under this President, he’ll take action,” McEnany said in response to a question. “And the derelict mayor of Chicago should step up and ask for federal help because she’s doing a very poor job at securing her streets.”

Lightfoot trashed President Trump for his criticism last month, accusing him of trying to score “cheap political points” and declaring that “I don’t need leadership lessons from Donald Trump.” Earlier this month, the Democrat addressed the skyrocketing crimes in her city, where more than a dozen people died over the July Fourth weekend, telling CNN that COVID-19 has been a contributing factor to the increase.

In May, Lightfoot had displayed her disrespect for the president during a news briefing.

“I will encode what I really want to say to Donald Trump. It’s two words: It begins with ‘F’ and it ends with ‘U.’” she said.

The Democrat continued pointing fingers at everyone else but herself, claiming this week that there are “too many illegal guns on our street” which is the “direct result of a failure of federal leadership.”

On the same day that 13 people were shot, three fatally, in the city, and as Lightfoot warned that she would reinstate restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19, she addressed the apparently pressing issue of Census completions, announcing this week that she will be sending out the “Census Cowboy” to communities in an effort to get residents to fill out their 2020 Census forms.

McEnany has not yet responded to the insulting tweet by Chicago’s elected official, though she shredded the “media bias” for misquoting her on the science of coronavirus and the reopening of schools. But Twitter users filled in the gap for the press secretary, slamming Lightfoot for her tweet.