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WATCH๐ฅ๐ฃ : Trump admin destroys reporter who will not let it go, asking about refusal to return immigrant from Maryland:
RUBIO: "I don't understand what the confusion is. This individual is a citizen of El Salvador, he was illegally in the U.S., and was returned to his country... Foreign policy of the US is conducted by the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, not by a court. No court has the right to conduct foreign policy. END OF STORY."
MILLER: "The Supreme Court said exactly what Marco said: no court has the authority to compel the foreign policy function of the U.S. We won a case 9-0, and people like CNN are portraying it as a loss, as usual, because they want foreign terrorists in the country who kidnap women and children, but President Trump, his policy is foreign terrorist that are here illegally get expelled from the country."
REPORTER: You said if SCOTUS said return someone, you'd abide by that. You said that on AF1.
PRESIDENT TRUMP: "How long do we have to answer this question from you? Why don't you just say, 'Isn't it wonderful we're keeping criminals out of our country?' Why can't you just say that? Why do you go over and over - that's why nobody watches you. You have NO credibility."
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RUBIO: "I don't understand what the confusion is. This individual is a citizen of El Salvador, he was illegally in the U.S., and was returned to his country... Foreign policy of the US is conducted by the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, not by a court. No court has the right to conduct foreign policy. END OF STORY."
MILLER: "The Supreme Court said exactly what Marco said: no court has the authority to compel the foreign policy function of the U.S. We won a case 9-0, and people like CNN are portraying it as a loss, as usual, because they want foreign terrorists in the country who kidnap women and children, but President Trump, his policy is foreign terrorist that are here illegally get expelled from the country."
REPORTER: You said if SCOTUS said return someone, you'd abide by that. You said that on AF1.
PRESIDENT TRUMP: "How long do we have to answer this question from you? Why don't you just say, 'Isn't it wonderful we're keeping criminals out of our country?' Why can't you just say that? Why do you go over and over - that's why nobody watches you. You have NO credibility."
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It's about time there's an admission that drugging generations of children might not have been the best idea.
And then there's the part where these doctors are completely twisted up and using all of the words to say ADHD is a symptom of how awful public schools are because nothing to mentally stimulate kids; meanwhile, the only long term result of giving them stimulants is they're significantly shorter than their peers who weren't medicated.
After three decades of studying stimulants, Swanson differs with many of his colleagues on their value. โI donโt agree with people who say that stimulant treatment is good,โ he told me. โItโs not good.โ He acknowledges that medication can often produce short-term improvements in childrenโs behavior. But, he says, โthere is no long-term effect. The only long-term effect that I know of has been the suppression of growth. If youโre honest, you should tell kids that, look, if youโre interested in next week or next month or even the next year, this is the right treatment for you. But in the long run, youโre going to be shorter. How many kids would agree to take medication? Probably none.โ
...patientsโ symptoms tended to improve, rather than worsen, during times of higher โenvironmental demandsโ โ periods of more responsibility and busier schedules. For many of the young men and women in the โnicheโ study, the same phenomenon held: Jobs or college courses that were demanding and interesting helped alleviate their symptoms. And as their symptoms lifted, they changed the way they thought about themselves.
โRather than a static โattention deficitโ that appeared under all circumstances,โ the M.T.A. researchers wrote, โour subjects described their propensity toward distraction as contextual. โฆ Believing the problem lay in their environments rather than solely in themselves helped individuals allay feelings of inadequacy: Characterizing A.D.H.D. as a personality trait rather than a disorder, they saw themselves as different rather than defective.โ
Seen through this lens, the problem for John and Cap and many other adolescents becomes a much more mundane one than a brain disorder. Their problem is the simple fact that high school can be really boring, and without medication, they have a low tolerance for boring stuff. For some children, a different school, or a different kind of school, might produce the same profound shift that the M.T.A. subjects experienced when they enrolled in film school or began studying hair styling. For others, a prescription for Ritalin or Adderall might help make school feel like a better fit. But for them and their parents, the experience of taking medication might feel quite different if it was presented to them not as a medicine to fix their defective brain but as a tool to make an inhospitable environment more tolerable.
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And then there's the part where these doctors are completely twisted up and using all of the words to say ADHD is a symptom of how awful public schools are because nothing to mentally stimulate kids; meanwhile, the only long term result of giving them stimulants is they're significantly shorter than their peers who weren't medicated.
After three decades of studying stimulants, Swanson differs with many of his colleagues on their value. โI donโt agree with people who say that stimulant treatment is good,โ he told me. โItโs not good.โ He acknowledges that medication can often produce short-term improvements in childrenโs behavior. But, he says, โthere is no long-term effect. The only long-term effect that I know of has been the suppression of growth. If youโre honest, you should tell kids that, look, if youโre interested in next week or next month or even the next year, this is the right treatment for you. But in the long run, youโre going to be shorter. How many kids would agree to take medication? Probably none.โ
...patientsโ symptoms tended to improve, rather than worsen, during times of higher โenvironmental demandsโ โ periods of more responsibility and busier schedules. For many of the young men and women in the โnicheโ study, the same phenomenon held: Jobs or college courses that were demanding and interesting helped alleviate their symptoms. And as their symptoms lifted, they changed the way they thought about themselves.
โRather than a static โattention deficitโ that appeared under all circumstances,โ the M.T.A. researchers wrote, โour subjects described their propensity toward distraction as contextual. โฆ Believing the problem lay in their environments rather than solely in themselves helped individuals allay feelings of inadequacy: Characterizing A.D.H.D. as a personality trait rather than a disorder, they saw themselves as different rather than defective.โ
Seen through this lens, the problem for John and Cap and many other adolescents becomes a much more mundane one than a brain disorder. Their problem is the simple fact that high school can be really boring, and without medication, they have a low tolerance for boring stuff. For some children, a different school, or a different kind of school, might produce the same profound shift that the M.T.A. subjects experienced when they enrolled in film school or began studying hair styling. For others, a prescription for Ritalin or Adderall might help make school feel like a better fit. But for them and their parents, the experience of taking medication might feel quite different if it was presented to them not as a medicine to fix their defective brain but as a tool to make an inhospitable environment more tolerable.
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How about that; the broad who wrecked Bud Light with the Mulvaney fiasco? She landed at LIV Golf.
Heinerscheid's profile describes herself as working in 'Team Business Operations' for the breakaway league, which has hosted several events at President Donald Trump's golf clubs, and boasts several golfers - such as Bryson DeChambeau and Dustin Johnson - who have offered public support of the Commander-in-Chief.
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Heinerscheid's profile describes herself as working in 'Team Business Operations' for the breakaway league, which has hosted several events at President Donald Trump's golf clubs, and boasts several golfers - such as Bryson DeChambeau and Dustin Johnson - who have offered public support of the Commander-in-Chief.
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Oh FFS; who knew watching congressmen choose defending terrorists in the US illegally as a hill to die on would get this funny?
In a letter, Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen requested a meeting with El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to discuss the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported last month.
"Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia should never have been abducted and illegally deported, and the courts have made clear: the Administration must bring him home, now. However, since the Trump Administration appears to be ignoring these court mandates, we need to take additional action," Van Hollen said. "That's why I've requested to meet with President Bukele during his trip to the United States, and โ if Kilmar is not home by midweek โ I plan to travel to El Salvador this week to check on his condition and discuss his release."
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In a letter, Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen requested a meeting with El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to discuss the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported last month.
"Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia should never have been abducted and illegally deported, and the courts have made clear: the Administration must bring him home, now. However, since the Trump Administration appears to be ignoring these court mandates, we need to take additional action," Van Hollen said. "That's why I've requested to meet with President Bukele during his trip to the United States, and โ if Kilmar is not home by midweek โ I plan to travel to El Salvador this week to check on his condition and discuss his release."
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There will be no episode of Q For Dummies tonight. We are revamping a couple things so bear with us!
We will be back next Monday at 10:30pm!
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18 min mark:
A plane dig to blow your mind.
How Cessna and Magnolia both came full circle.
1 hour 19 min mark:
Armor of God
Palm Sunday Edition
https://rumble.com/v6s1r2f-absolute-storm-ep-6-730pm-et.html
A plane dig to blow your mind.
How Cessna and Magnolia both came full circle.
1 hour 19 min mark:
Armor of God
Palm Sunday Edition
https://rumble.com/v6s1r2f-absolute-storm-ep-6-730pm-et.html
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Absolute Storm: Ep 6 - 7:30pm ET
Join us for Episode #6 of Absolute Storm! Tonight we will be discussing DJT and UFC, things falling from the sky, General Flynn demands accountability, China begs for no tariffs, and of course we will
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Psyop completed.
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THIS PHOTO IS STARTING TO GO VIRAL AS MORE PEOPLE NOTICE ๐ณ
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Absolute Storm Episode 6 was a Very Special One!!!
Link:
https://rumble.com/v6s1r2f-absolute-storm-ep-6-730pm-et.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
1. 11:27 - 18:05 Trump UFC
2. 18:06 - 37:01 Something will fall from the Sky soon said on 4/10/25 See how "Cessna tied to Magnolia"
3. 37:03 - 39:09 China Begs DJT for Tariff Relief
4. 46:48 - 1:10:02 @GenFlynn / @JustLikeGizmo
5. 1:18:23 - 2:40:46 Armor of God "Palm Sunday"
Link:
https://rumble.com/v6s1r2f-absolute-storm-ep-6-730pm-et.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
1. 11:27 - 18:05 Trump UFC
2. 18:06 - 37:01 Something will fall from the Sky soon said on 4/10/25 See how "Cessna tied to Magnolia"
3. 37:03 - 39:09 China Begs DJT for Tariff Relief
4. 46:48 - 1:10:02 @GenFlynn / @JustLikeGizmo
5. 1:18:23 - 2:40:46 Armor of God "Palm Sunday"
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Absolute Storm: Ep 6 - 7:30pm ET
Join us for Episode #6 of Absolute Storm! Tonight we will be discussing DJT and UFC, things falling from the sky, General Flynn demands accountability, China begs for no tariffs, and of course we will
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President Trump Truth at 11:57pm:
โMAGA is gaining tremendous supportโ.
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โLet us reaffirm Americaโs destiny of goodness and good will.โ - Ronald Reagan
Drop 2357 also contains a link to President Reaganโs โPeace Through Strengthโ speech.
Prolly just another coincidence ๐.
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โMAGA is gaining tremendous supportโ.
Drop 2357 (11:57 = 23:57)
โLet us reaffirm Americaโs destiny of goodness and good will.โ - Ronald Reagan
Drop 2357 also contains a link to President Reaganโs โPeace Through Strengthโ speech.
Prolly just another coincidence ๐.
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๐ฅA U.S. House committee on Tuesday asked 23andMe's co-founder to testify next month as it launched an investigation into the risk of genetic data being transferred to potential buyers amid the DNA testing company's bankruptcy.
James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky and the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, sent a letter to 23andMe's Anne Wojcicki, seeking her testimony on May 6 as well as documents and information from the genomics firm.
The genomics firm filed for bankruptcy protection last month after struggling with weak demand for its ancestry testing kits.
Wojcicki made multiple failed takeover bids for the company and resigned as its CEO in March. She is still a board member of the company.
The bankruptcy filing has raised concerns about where the genetic data it collected would go. The company has said the bankruptcy process will not affect how it stores, manages, or protects customer data.
"We need to ensure the safety of Americans' data," Comer said in the letter.
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James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky and the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, sent a letter to 23andMe's Anne Wojcicki, seeking her testimony on May 6 as well as documents and information from the genomics firm.
The genomics firm filed for bankruptcy protection last month after struggling with weak demand for its ancestry testing kits.
Wojcicki made multiple failed takeover bids for the company and resigned as its CEO in March. She is still a board member of the company.
The bankruptcy filing has raised concerns about where the genetic data it collected would go. The company has said the bankruptcy process will not affect how it stores, manages, or protects customer data.
"We need to ensure the safety of Americans' data," Comer said in the letter.
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