We know that Trump has often lied about his victories in the past, but now he’s been caught red-handed. CBS caught the master cheater cheating on his own golf course over the weekend. David Shuster explains it at Rebel HQ.
So finally, South Park at long last dropped the premiere episode of its newest season, after many, MANY delays thanks to both Paramount merging with Skydance Media, and also the Trump adminstration settling a lawsuit with Paramount, seeking to insert more anti woke culture into Paramount. Matt and Trey have not been happy with Paramount or Trump after this, and neither have the fans – and this episode is WILDLY clear proof of that, with them satirizing anti woke grifters such as Critical Drinker, and also the anti woke culture surrounding Cartman, making fun of Trump in a wildly cartoonish fashion, and also VERY intentionally making fun of Paramount, and also setting up a ticking time bomb for Paramount as a wild plot of revenge – let’s go on down to South Park and talk all about it!
Donald Trump gets brutally humiliated as social media roasts him for getting caught on camera cheating at golf during his taxpayer funded trip to Scotland destroying his history of bragging about his golf game. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
Tourism in New York and Las Vegas is collapsing – Americans are angry!
In this video, OsoFrezno reacts to the shocking decline in tourism in two of America’s biggest travel hotspots – New York City and Las Vegas. From empty hotel rooms to struggling businesses, it’s clear something big is happening… and people are pointing the finger.
Many Americans are boycotting travel to these cities, and believe it or not, Donald Trump is at the center of the storm. Whether it’s political opposition, rising costs, or social tensions, tourism is collapsing – and the outrage is real.
👉 Is this the beginning of a major travel industry crisis?
👉 Are people finally done with these cities?
👉 How much of this collapse has to do with politics and protests?
Watch the video to the end as OsoFrezno explains it all and shares his unfiltered thoughts.
The DC Universe begins a new, but was this another false start? Let’s ask ERod, a.k.a the Blockbuster Buster, one of the originals.
This is Savy. She writes books and looks at media. And she is going places! Like in this one… oh dear! She’s looking at Kirk Cameron’s Christian Right-Wing Puppet show. I hope she will recover from this reserach.
Jon Stewart dives into Trump’s crude birthday card to Epstein and his desperate attempts to distract MAGA with Hillary’s emails, the release of the MLK files, and the return of racist football mascots. Plus, Jon reacts to CBS cancelling “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” and calls upon corporations, advertisers, and institutions to “sack up” with the help of the “Go F**k Yourself” choir.
For the next ten months Stephen Colbert can finally speak unvarnished truth to power, including in response to the president’s post celebrating The Late Show’s cancellation, and about the creepy birthday letter Donald Trump sent to his good pal Jeffrey Epstein.
In a surprising turn of events, CBS has announced the end of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, marking a significant shift in the landscape of late-night television. While financial challenges at the network are cited as the primary reason, the decision reflects deeper issues within the industry. Stephen Colbert, known for his sharp wit and incisive political commentary, has been a staple of late-night TV for over a decade. His departure signifies not just the end of a show, but potentially the end of an era for traditional late-night programming.
Colbert’s announcement was met with a mix of shock and sadness from his studio audience, highlighting the emotional connection viewers have with the show. The decision to end The Late Show entirely, rather than replacing Colbert, underscores the broader challenges facing late-night TV in an age dominated by digital media. As Colbert himself noted, this move could signal similar fates for other late-night franchises.
The show’s demise is emblematic of the changing media landscape, where traditional TV formats struggle to compete with the immediacy and reach of social media platforms. But of course, there is another perspective: Despite its high ratings and cultural impact, The Late Show could not escape the political pressures. No matter how much CBS insists the decision was done purely of financial reasons, the fact that it came right after a sarcastic remark from Colbert about the recent legal settlement between Paramount and Donald Trump, speaks volumes.
As we bid farewell to The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, we are left to ponder the future of late-night television and the enduring legacy of a host who brought humor, insight, and a unique voice to the genre.
Read the full article on the topic with much more information here.
Truth, Justice and the Immigrant Way.