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A political bar chart graphic on a light gray background. It shows two bars comparing oil prices: a taller blue bar labeled "Biden $120" on the left, and a shorter green bar labeled "Trump $90" on the right, with a black arrow pointing diagonally down from the Biden bar area toward the Trump bar. The graphic asserts oil prices dropped under Trump compared to Biden.

Text in image: Oil is Down 25% or $30 Per Barrel Since Sleepy Joe Biden $120 Trump $90

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- Good evening, welcome back to Finnerty. I'm Rob Finnerty, and according to Keith Olbermann, a guy who no longer works in cable news because nobody likes him, the US men's Olympic hockey team made a mistake by going to the State of the Union last night. Here's the tweet, it is official. The US women's Olympic hockey team declined an invitation to be political props for Donald Trump at the State of the Union, but the men are still too stupid, too self-absorbed, and too misogynistic to realize that this will stick to them permanently, and Keith Olbermann is absolutely right. This will stick to them permanently. These guys will never have to buy a drink at a bar again. Just ask Michael Ruzione, 1980 team, never again. And I think that most of us only dream that something like this would stick to us permanently. Here with us tonight is a group of winners who just made the entire nation proud. The men's gold medal Olympic hockey team, come on in. (crowd cheering) They beat a fantastic Canadian team in overtime, as everybody saw, as did the American women who will soon be coming to the White House. Yes, the women will be going to the White House after all, as well, so there's that, by the way, and that's an important detail. But the left now apparently think it's a good idea to criticize US Olympians for loving their country and for accepting the invitation from the president to go to the White House and go to the State of the Union. Think about that and ask yourself, how did we ever get to this point where a group of people hate this country that much? Congressman Al Green, another nobody, was kicked out again for a second straight year, this year at the three minute mark of the speech and Republicans applauded. And as you know, I was watching this entire thing play out last night in real time, like you were. And I was looking at the House floor where Democrats were forced to fill seats because 74 Democrats decided not to show up. And I realized how small Donald Trump has made all of these people look and how insignificant. 74 Democrats no showed the State of the Union, which has never happened before in American history, because Donald Trump has broken these people. He's broken them completely. Hillary Clinton tweeting mid speech that you didn't have to listen to Donald Trump's rambling speech to know that Republicans are trying to make it harder for millions of Americans to vote, especially married women, out of the blue, out of nowhere. And you read that, and you can't help but ask yourself, what the hell is that woman talking about? Over 80% of Americans want voter ID. That's not controversial. It's a fact, Hillary. And then CNN this morning came out with their fact check of the president's speech with what we call fake facts, like this one. Donald Trump, quote, falsely claimed gas prices are now below $2.30 a gallon in most states and in some places are $1.99 a gallon. But what CNN failed to mention is that the national average for a gallon of gas, according to AAA today, is $2.97 a gallon. And that's the lowest it's been in six years. Or that under Joe Biden, his predecessor, gas averaged over $5 a gallon nationally for the first time in American history. But that's CNN. Facts without any context, meaning they are fake facts. Because Donald Trump has broken these people completely. They couldn't even stand for this. If you agree with this statement, then stand up and show your support. The first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens. [CHEERING AND APPLAUSE] You should be ashamed of yourself, not standing up. You should be ashamed of yourself. Good for the president for pointing that out. Not a single Democrat stood for that, meaning there is not a single elected Democrat in America who thinks that their first priority as elected officials in America should be you. American citizens, American citizens, American citizens, Americans, American citizens, American citizens, American citizens, American taxpayers, American children, over people who have absolutely no moral right, or more importantly, no legal right to be in this country. And I don't say that to be mean. I say it to point out how lost we've become. And I've said this before, but imagine you're on vacation and you're in another country, anywhere, pick a country. Now imagine trying to vote in an election in that country while you're there. It's crazy to even think about, right? Well, welcome to America, where illegal aliens now vote in every single election. And yet in November, millions of Americans all across this country will go and vote for Democrats and send them back to Congress. People like this, people who did not attend last night's State of the Union address, because they thought this was more important. I'm a mother. I am a physician, and I have a flag. And I am the proud representative for Oregon's Third Congressional District. Yes, thank you. Thank you. And tonight, I defy Trump and his authoritarian project by standing in joyful, radical, peaceful resistance with the Portland Frog Brigade. I hope you're laughing at home. I hope you're laughing, you might be laughing, hopefully you are. But just remember that thousands of people voted for that woman right there. And at another Donald Trump counter-rally last night, another woman who used to have her own cable news show even sang a really catchy song for everyone. I said learn as a told us. No wedding in cars said learn as a told us. No wedding in cars said learn as a told us. Woo. OK. I think I did OK. You did amazing. Yes, you get an A. The toga, woo, really good stuff. We're not at the speech, because we're here for this. It's like a kiss concert. Put your love on the toga. After that, Democrats invited this thing on stage. And before you see this, I'm totally serious that this happened at another Democrat counter-rally last night. Singing songs like, hey, Mr. Tangerine, man. Get rid of brown people for me. I'm Aryan White. There ain't no place I'm going to. And then all of a sudden, he's not ready for prime time player ice agents with two weeks of training come after me. I got arrested in Portland. I got arrested in Minneapolis in the last three weeks twice. But they can't erase a movement, all right? I mean, honestly, this looks like a Jeffrey Epstein rally. If he were still alive, that's what I envisioned happening on the Lolita Express on its way to the US Virgin Islands. That right there, is that a giraffe? Or is it a leopard, or a cheetah, or a panther? No, they're one color. If that's a giraffe, that's a bad costume, because you can't do the neck. So I don't know. Maybe it was a giraffe. I don't know. I hope there are Democrats watching tonight. And if there are two things, first, welcome. Welcome to infinity. The second is that, are you really on that side? Are you on that side right there? Because Democrats want the public to think that Donald Trump is not normal, and they've wanted this for more than a decade. They want you to think that Republicans are not normal, that patriotism is not normal or cool, which by implication can only mean that they want a return to normal. And that return to normal would be Joe Biden. He's the last, most recent Democrat president, because life was so normal for all of us when Joe Biden was president. People have asked whether or not I'm going to attend the State of the Union address. I'd rather stick needles in my eyeballs. This man is a pathological liar. And I'm not going to dignify this speech by sitting there after he tells one lie after another. These are not normal times. This is not business as usual. But I will be there to call it his bullsh-- on social media, so stay tuned. Oh, yeah, these are not normal times, according to one elected Democrat. How I long for the days when we were led by a man with dementia and he opened up the southern border and the Afghanistan withdrawal and inflation over 9%, mortgage rates almost at 8%, gas prices over $5 a gallon, and transgender men showing off their breasts on the South Lawn. Men don't have breasts. That was surgically done right there at the White House because that was all so darn normal, wasn't it? Think about that. Now tell me what you think is normal. Everything we just went through or something like this. Donald Trump last night honoring the parents of Irina Zorutska, the innocent woman who was murdered on a Charlotte subway by a career criminal for absolutely no reason. Mrs. Zorutska, tonight I promise you we will ensure justice for your magnificent daughter, Irina. [APPLAUSE] How do you not stand? How do you not stand? I totally agree. Why would someone not stand for something like that at a State of the Union address? I just don't understand it. But over 70 Democrats didn't show up for the State of the Union last night, which again has never happened before, not even during the Civil War, when we were at war with each other. And Democrats did this because they want you to think that Donald Trump is an aberration that was elected two times, some say three. That Donald Trump doesn't belong in the White House, that he is not normal, that Donald Trump and everyone associated with Donald Trump are in anomaly. But then I watched last night and I realized once again that the opposite is, in fact, true, that Democrats are the aberration, that the people who didn't show up for the State of the Union are the aberration, that the legacy media are the aberration, and the people in the media who were offended by cash patells celebrating, when Barack Obama did the exact same thing during the Olympics, they are the aberration. The people like Jake Tapper, who covered up Joe Biden's health for four years, then wrote a book about the health cover-up that he took part in. That is an aberration. He is an aberration. The Americans who are offended by the American flag are the aberration. This headline, "Yesterday morning, if waving the American flag or chanting USA turns you off, you're not alone." Guess what, none of that is normal. But I think this is and I think you'll agree. Moving forward, factories, jobs, investment, and trillions and trillions of dollars will continue pouring into the United States of America because we finally have a president who puts America first, who put America first. I love America. (audience applauds) (audience applauds) To put America first, I love America. We have a copy of the speech. That was an ad lib, the president ad lib that part because I love America. To me, that is the normal that I want and that right there is genuine. That's not political theater. It's common sense and it's a reality that I hope half the country can return to.

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of this one. Okay. The president Republicans most admire. It's Donald Trump. This is a historic comparison. A majority of Republicans say 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. Ronald Reagan who traditionally has won that. Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. Reagan at just 18%. And then Abraham Lincoln who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by what is this this is six seven times as many Donald John Trump at 53% easily crushing a blink in at 8% and the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. Don feel like this slide might end up on a printout at his desk.

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Screenshot of an X (Twitter) post by a verified account named "A Gene Robinson" (@AlBuffalo2nite), with a small profile photo of a man in dark clothing. The long text post argues that people who dislike Donald Trump cannot erase what he has done for Black Americans, then lists items: the 2018 First Step Act, the 2019 FUTURE Act funding for HBCUs, the 2020 HBCU PARTNERS Act, low Black unemployment and Black poverty at 16.3% in 2019, Opportunity Zones, an April 2025 White House HBCU initiative, and $1.3 billion in Department of Education HBCU support in fiscal year 2025. It ends with a gray teaser line that the hypocrisy becomes disquieting, so the post is cut off there. Two red stop-sign emoji frame the all-caps sentence.

Text in image: A Gene Robinson @AlBuffalo2nite You can dislike Donald Trump. You can despise his personality, reject his politics, and criticize every word that comes out of his mouth. That is your prerogative. 🛑BUT YOU CANNOT ERASE WHAT HE HAS DONE FOR BLACK AMERICANS SIMPLY BECAUSE YOU HATE THE MAN!🛑 Let's examine the historical record instead of recycling partisan talking points. In 2018, Donald Trump signed the bipartisan First Step Act, reforming federal sentencing laws, reducing certain mandatory penalties, and expanding opportunities for incarcerated individuals to earn earlier release. These reforms addressed sentencing disparities that disproportionately affected Black Americans. In 2019, Trump signed the FUTURE Act, securing $255 million in permanent annual federal funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other minority-serving institutions. In 2020, he signed the HBCU PARTNERS Act, strengthening federal support and coordination for historically Black colleges. During his first administration, Black unemployment reached historically low levels before the pandemic. Black poverty fell to 16.3% in 2019, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. These improvements were part of longer economic trends, but they occurred during his presidency. Trump also signed legislation establishing Opportunity Zones, encouraging private investment in economically distressed communities. The extent to which those investments benefited existing residents remains a legitimate subject of debate. In April 2025, Trump established a new White House initiative supporting HBCU research, innovation, infrastructure, and workforce development. His administration also reported more than $1.3 billion in Department of Education support for HBCUs during fiscal year 2025. NOW HERE IS WHERE THE HYPOCRISY BECOMES PARTICULARLY DISQUIETING!

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Screenshot of a long text-only social media post on a white background, black sans-serif text, no images, username or avatar visible. The post addresses an unnamed "you" who criticizes Donald Trump. It lists policies it credits to him (criminal justice reform, permanent funding for Black colleges, low Black unemployment, support for historically Black institutions). It objects to people who acknowledge these being called "MAGGOTS", and argues that the critic's contempt and "selective indignation" call their own racial prejudices into question. The last line is rendered in lighter gray text, possibly where the screenshot is cut off.

Text in image: When Donald Trump signs criminal justice reform that benefits Black Americans, you call him a racist. When he signs legislation securing permanent funding for Black colleges, you call him a racist. When Black unemployment reaches historic lows during his administration, you refuse to acknowledge the numbers. When he supports historically Black educational institutions, you dismiss the accomplishments because you despise the man responsible. And then you turn around and call the people who acknowledge these documented accomplishments “MAGGOTS”? LET ME MAKE SOMETHING PERFECTLY CLEAR! If recognizing criminal justice reform, educational investment, and measurable improvements in Black economic conditions makes somebody a “MAGGOT” in your eyes, then perhaps the problem is not the person examining the evidence. Perhaps the problem is your own selective indignation. And if your contempt for Donald Trump is so consuming that you cannot acknowledge a single policy benefiting Black Americans, then your claim to care about Black advancement deserves serious scrutiny. Because if these accomplishments are what you call “MAGGOT,” while dismissing the Black Americans who benefited from them, THEN YOUR OWN RACIAL PREJUDICES DESERVE EXAMINATION! Your political animosity does not invalidate federal legislation. Your insults do not overturn Census Bureau statistics. Your hatred does not erase appropriations to historically Black institutions. And your partisan allegiance does not give you exclusive authority to decide what constitutes progress for Black Americans.

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Screenshot of an X (Twitter) post with a block of text above an image. The image is a photo-style picture labeled "Made with AI" showing two men posing close together in front of a US flag and a dark flag. On the left is a bald Black man with a graying goatee, round light-blue glasses, a gold chain and a gray knit polo shirt, pointing at the man beside him with a skeptical expression. On the right is an older white man with blond-orange swept hair, smiling broadly, wearing a navy suit, white shirt, red tie and a small US flag lapel pin, giving a thumbs up. The post's timestamp is 12:25 PM, Oct 16, 2026, with 38.4K views. The text asserts that Black Americans are not property of the Democratic Party and asks critics to bring documentation rather than insults. No names are visible in the screenshot.

Text in image: I am interested in outcomes, not political worship. I will examine Trump’s failures just as readily as his accomplishments, and I expect that same intellectual honesty from anyone criticizing him. BLACK AMERICANS ARE NOT PROPERTY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY! We are capable of evaluating policies, examining evidence, and making independent judgments without asking political operatives for permission. If you want to challenge the record, bring documentation. If all you have are insults, you have brought nothing to the discussion. #AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaks Made with AI 12:25 PM · Oct 16, 2026 · 38.4K Views

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A news photograph of a man in a tuxedo standing at a lectern bearing the presidential seal, holding a red baseball cap on his head with both hands. The cap reads "TRUMP 2028" in white text. He is flanked by two American flags on stage. Behind him is a large blue backdrop with text reading "First Amendment," "WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS' ASSOCIATION," and a faint reproduction of First Amendment text. Seated at long tables on either side of the podium are several people in formal attire (tuxedos and evening gowns) — two women in sparkly dresses on the left, and two more people (a woman in a sequined dress and a man in a tuxedo) on the right. The backs of audience members' heads are visible in the foreground, seated at round tables. Repeated "WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS'" branding appears on the stage skirt below the head table.

Text in image: First Amendment WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS' ASSOCIATION TRUMP 2028 WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS

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A photo of the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial (Iwo Jima Memorial) in Arlington, Virginia, taken at dusk/dawn with a blue sky. The bronze statue depicting the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima is lit and appears gold/bronze colored, with a real American flag mounted at the top. In the foreground, a chain-link construction fence surrounds the site, with a blue Genie brand boom lift/aerial work platform (model "S-85 XC") and other equipment parked near the base, along with a "National Rent-A-Fence" sign visible on the fence at bottom right. A tall lit office building and trees are visible in the background to the left.

Text in image: Iwo Jima Memorial S-85 XC Genie Herc National [Rent-A-Fence] 800-352-56[7...]

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A news/press photograph of a man with light-colored, swept-back hair, wearing a dark navy suit, white dress shirt, and a bright red tie with a small American flag lapel pin, walking outdoors toward the camera. He is smiling with mouth open mid-stride. Behind him is a row of numerous American flags on poles, arranged in a wide arc, with a white tent-like structure and dark trees in the background, suggesting an outdoor political rally or campaign event at dusk or evening (warm lighting).

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A bar chart from a CPAC/McLaughlin & Associates poll titled "Do you approve or disapprove of the job that J.D. Vance is doing as Vice President of the United States?" It shows overall Approve at 92% (78% strongly, 14% somewhat) and Disapprove at 6% (4% somewhat, 2% strongly), with 2% unsure. An inset table compares two survey dates: 2/25 (Approve 99%, Disapprove 1%) versus 3/26 (Approve 92%, Disapprove 6%). CPAC and McLaughlin & Associates logos appear at the bottom.

Text in image: Do you approve or disapprove of the job that J.D. Vance is doing as Vice President of the United States? 100% 92% 90% 80% 78% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 14% 10% 6% 4% 2% 2% 0% Approve Strongly Smwt. Disapprove Smwt. Strongly Unsure 2/25 3/26 Approve 99% 92% Disapprove 1% 6% CPAC McLaughlin & Associates CPAC

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A screenshot of an Instagram post from the verified account "thejerusalem_post" (The Jerusalem Post). The left side shows a news-headline graphic card with white bold text on a black background, a red bar accent, and a caption "Photo: Social media/Via section 27a of the Copyright Act." Below it is a carousel image of three women's headshot photos (portrait photos of three different women with dark hair, outdoors/plain backgrounds), with a "JP" logo watermark and pagination dots indicating multiple slides. The right side shows the Instagram post UI: the account's profile icon, username, "Follow" button, and the post's caption text describing sexual abuse in Iranian prisons during a ceasefire, engagement icons (2.2K likes, 217 comments, share, save), and the post date "April 26."

Text in image: thejerusalem_post ✓ · Follow Sexual abuse in Iranian prisons surges during ceasefire. Photo: Social media/Via section 27a of the Copyright Act One protester told The Media Line she was raped with a baton during interrogation. Another man attempted suicide after agents claimed they desecrated his wife's body. Human rights groups say at least 3,646 Iranians have been arrested since the war began, with internet shutdowns hiding the true scale. 🔗 Read more through the link in bio. 2.2K 217 April 26

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A political campaign-style graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background. At the top, bold text announces an election update. Below it is a white silhouette outline of the state of Illinois on the left, and on the right a circular red-framed photo of Donald Trump (serious/scowling expression, wearing a dark suit and blue tie) with a large green checkmark overlapping the bottom-right of the circle. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo box with stars and the slogan "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!"

Text in image: MARCH 17TH ELECTION UPDATE: 3 WINS, 0 LOSSES PRESIDENT TRUMP ENDORSEMENTS 100% TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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An AI-generated illustration depicting Donald Trump seated at a futuristic command console aboard what appears to be a spacecraft or space station bridge, hands resting on illuminated touchscreen panels. He wears a dark suit, white shirt, and red tie, with a serious/stern expression. Behind him, a large curved window/screen shows a space battle in progress: satellites and space stations exploding, with laser beams and fiery blasts against a starfield and a view of Earth's curvature below. To the left of him inside the cabin hangs an American flag; to the right hangs a black flag bearing a "Space Force" delta-wing emblem and the text "STACERS SPACE FORCE" (a garbled/misspelled rendering of "United States Space Force" text, typical of AI image generation artifacts). Bold navy blue text at the top of the image reads "Space Force."

Text in image: Space Force STACERS SPACE FORCE

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A digital rendering (architectural visualization/CGI) of a large neoclassical government-style building. The facade features a row of tall Corinthian columns supporting a triangular pediment with a plain tympanum, above a row of arched windows on a wing to the left. The building has a stone/white exterior, a row of rectangular windows and double doors at ground level behind the columns, a wide staircase leading up to the entrance, and is enclosed by a black metal fence. A paved plaza, street, and patches of green lawn are in front, with a modern glass high-rise building visible in the background to the right under a clear blue sky.

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