Julia 🇺🇸
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Trump Force 47 Captain. Constitutionalist. Citizen Journalist. Truth Social, Gettr, Parler: MadamPresident. Opinions expressed are my own.
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Watch the NYT podcaster's face when he realizes Mick Jagger likes and respects Elon Musk—after initially thinking a new Rolling Stones song lyric was a diss: NYT: "But something's nagging at you, what is it?" Jagger: "No, it's not nagging. It's just that people, they hear one word and they don't really listen to the line. So it's like, 'So Mick Jagger has a go at Elon Musk.' You're not listening to the line, you're only listening to 'Musk,' that's all you're hearing...even though I do call him mad." NYT: "And he's the one person you name on the whole album; no other person! It seems like it would have some importance." Jagger: "He's the only name check...When I wrote that, I was thinking that because of him, they were able to get those astronauts back that were stuck because he provided the transportation because NASA couldn't provide the transportation...Who would you trust to get you into space? Would you trust Boeing or would you trust NASA or would you trust mad mogul Mr. Musk? It's really a side-winding compliment becuase he was the one I remembered was able to do that when the others couldn't." NYT: "Well, that's what you get for using the adjective 'mad.'" Jagger: "And mogul, mogul doesn't always go down well, either." NYT: "No one likes a mogul."
Julia 🇺🇸447,962 views • 10 days ago
JD Vance nails the Abrego Garcia issue in one minute: "I just disagree with the idea that he hasn't been offered due process. He had a couple of immigration hearings; he had a valid deportation order... ...I think there's actually a deeper issue going on, which is that you see some radical judges at the district court level who are trying to layer so much "process" on top of the immigration system that it makes it impossible to function. We have over 20 million illegal aliens in the United States of America—are we not allowed to deport them? Because if we're not allowed to deport them, then what these district courts are saying is fundamentally, they reject the will of the American people as it was expressed in November 2024."
Julia 🇺🇸41,198,629 views • 1 year ago
Doug Ellin, creator of the hit show 'Entourage,' is disgusted by LA's decline in recent years and says he publicly supports Spencer Pratt in his campaign for LA mayor. Ellin's Beverly Hills home was burglarized by masked intruders, and he shares that while 5 years ago he didn't have to lock his door, now he has "15 cameras," "2 German Shepherds," and "3 legal guns." "I know they were animals because they invaded my house. I know I don't care what their excuses are, like a lot of you f*cking care. I know invaders of homes should get 20 years...Everyone in my neighborhood has got the same problem: they're f*cking all putting cameras and high-end security guards because we're all getting broken into. It's not made up, it's not false, and this city has collapsed in the last 5 years. There is no f*cking denying it unless you have an agenda, and I don't know what that is," Ellin says. "But, you say, 'Oh, Spencer Pratt has no experience!'...What experience did Karen Bass have?...We want to fix this place because we don't want to be forced out. I'm one of the people who made this city look great! I did it for years. I glorified it. I meet people all the time that moved here because of the show that I f*cking created—and they hate it here now. HATE!" Ellin's comments appear to be, at least in part, directed at the LA Times, who recently published an article, "L.A. is safer than it's been in decades, but crime is an issue dominating the mayor's race." For his part, Pratt shared Ellin's video to his Instagram Story last week. Safety has been the central theme of Pratt's mayoral campaign.
Julia 🇺🇸2,014,568 views • 1 month ago
Scott Jennings breaks down the left’s response to the UFC Freedom 250 event: “People are criticizing something Donald Trump decided to do? Wow, this is breaking news...For American culture, it’s a pretty neat thing. All week long, I’ve been listening to Democrats criticize a reflecting pool, they’re criticizing having this UFC fight. Virtually anything we’re doing to do something cool in Washington, DC, Democrats are against it because I guess they want to live in misery. But this is fun and we should have fun!” Nailed it. 🎯
Julia 🇺🇸780,346 views • 1 month ago
NBC's Kristen Welker attempts to lecture President Trump on foreign policy, rudely asking why he didn't handle negotiations with Iran in a specific way: Welker: "When you were campaigning, you said you would rip up the Iran Nuclear Deal, but negotiate a better deal." Trump: "I did." Welker: "Why didn't you negotiate a better deal at the time because after it was ripped up, there weren't guardrails and they escalated their production of enriched uranium." Trump: "Excuse me. It takes years to do these things. These people have been fighting for 47 years. They've been killing Americans...I'm moving very fast. I'm into 3 months. You know, Vietnam lasted 19 years; I'm into my 3rd month...If I were a Democrat, no one would be talking that way."
Julia 🇺🇸779,203 views • 1 month ago
Elizabeth Vargas: "You said that you are confident that the world is better after the death of Iran's supreme leader, the ayatollah Khamenei..." Sen. Fetterman: "100%. Yeah, kill every last member of their leadership." Vargas: "Well, his son is now in charge, and he's considered even more of a hardliner." Fetterman: "They should kill him too." Vargas: *scoffs* "Well, maybe they will! But in the meantime, he's been elected...to be the guy in charge. It's hard to see how we're better off with him in charge." Fetterman: "There's also the fact that he hasn't been able to produce a video or been seen in public, at all...Hopefully, he is significantly wounded. And if he does recover, you know, I do absolutely support having Israel just eliminate him, along with any parts of the leadership."
Julia 🇺🇸1,741,604 views • 4 months ago
Jesse Watters: “US intelligence believe the Iranians squirreled away what’s left of their uranium into what’s known as Pickaxe Mountain, a nearly impenetrable bunker buried deep in granite where evil scientists have been working around the clock, cobbling back together a program that was obliterated during Operation Midnight Hammer. The bunker busters might not be able to do the trick. Reports say special forces might have to be inserted to physically shut it down on the ground...Both sides waiting to see who blinks first. So far, the President says in a way, we’ve already won.”
Julia 🇺🇸1,597,720 views • 4 months ago
Rep. Nancy Mace torches Tim Walz over the rampant fraud that occurred under his watch, doing some "Minnesota math" with him: Mace: "How much money was spent in 2017 on autism?" Walz: "I don't know, I wasn't the governor." Mace: "Did you not just say you prepared for this hearing today? $1 million...How much money was spent on autism in Minnesota in 2024?" Walz: "I don't have the number in front of me." Mace: "Were you governor in 2024?" Walz: "I was." Mace: "...It's unbelievable. $343 million was spent in 2024. What percentage increase is that, from $1M to $343M?" Walz: "I'm not here to be your prop, go ahead and tell me." Mace: "Wait, are you governor of Minnesota, or not?...The math is 34,200% increase." Brutal.
Julia 🇺🇸1,694,407 views • 4 months ago
CNN's Dana Bash isn't thrilled to hear more Democrat failures as Doug Burgum explains how the Trump administration inherited a reflecting pool that was leaking "45,000 gallons of water a day": "It never worked...When we took this project over, it was leaking 45,000 gallons of water a day, 16 million gallons a year because the thing never worked. And they spent more money and it was closed for 2 years. So everybody should be celebrating President Trump getting a project done in 1/10th the time—so 10x faster—at a fraction of the cost of the previous administration." TDS prevents the left from celebrating ANYTHING Trump does.
Julia 🇺🇸522,650 views • 1 month ago
Actor and musician Billy Bob Thornton tells comedian Howie Mandel he isn't a fan of celebrity speeches at awards shows, especially when they suddenly promote causes like "saving the badgers." Thornton: "Like Ricky Gervais said, 'get your little award and f*ck off!'" Mandel: "What we do gives us a platform, but that platform, as you said, saving the badgers or telling people who to vote for...I mean, who the f*ck...people put some gravitas on people who are really good at pretending!...That shouldn't be who you look to for advice. But what we are experts in, just like the person that's listening, is being human. So if you could be open and share who you are, how you feel, how you cope—that's definitely going to do something." Thornton: "Yes...that...to me is way more important than an actor or actress or musician telling people, like you said, who to vote for because it's like, some guy's on the fence...and it's like, well, Dash Riprock said it on the Golden Globes, so I'm voting for...! I don't know anything about politics; I have no idea. And the stuff that I believe about it, I don't want to force it down somebody's throat." If only the rest of Hollywood got it. (Source: Howie Mandel Does Stuff podcast)
Julia 🇺🇸687,848 views • 2 months ago
Jesse Watters: "Sources tell the New York Times that the gay ayatollah is a burned up vegetable. He's missing a leg, has had 3 surgeries on the other one, surgeries on his hand, and his face and lips are burnt severely—so burnt that the ayatollah can't talk and actually needs a facelift. There's no way of communicating with him one-on-one... ...So Cardboard's underground, surrounded by a crew of Persian cosmetic surgeons. The only way of sending him a message? Handwritten letters, delivered by a guy on a camel who avoids roads. Sources also say the Supreme Leader isn't in charge."
Julia 🇺🇸830,844 views • 3 months ago
Thomas Massie: "Are you able to track who it was that obscured Les Wexner's name as a co-conspirator in an FBI document?" AG Pam Bondi: "I believe Wexner's name was listed more than 4,000 times-" Massie: "Yeah, I already told you that." Bondi: "Can I finish my answer? Come on. Let me finish my answer. We corrected that within 40 minutes. You're acting like everybody was trying to cover up Wexner's name." Massie: "Reclaiming my time! Reclaiming my time!" Bondi: "It's a political joke, and I need to give my answer on that. You asked me a question. Within 40 minutes, Wexner's name was added-" Massie: *screaming* "WITHIN 40 MINUTES OF ME CATCHING YOU RED-HANDED!" Bondi: "Red-handed? There was one redaction out of over 4,700, and we invited you in...This guy has Trump Derangement Syndrome. You're a failed politician."
Julia 🇺🇸1,370,481 views • 5 months ago
![ABC's Jonathan Karl seems astounded to tell George Stephanopoulos how his phone rang shortly after 7am on Sunday—and President Trump was on the other end of the line, checking in on him after the WHCD shooting. "My landline, actually a number few people call. It was President Trump calling. He said at first he was calling to see if I was okay with what happened last night. 'Are you okay?' Then he...emphasiz[ed] the unity that he felt in that moment, that he felt at the dinner before the shooting and certainly after, with the people who reached out to him. Absolutely, and he was quite firm about this, 'that dinner must be rescheduled,'" Karl recounted. Absolutely incredible. There's no one like 47.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2048533967423275034/amplify_video_thumb/2048530714447294464/img/BAXwKoFL3kglq510.jpg)
ABC's Jonathan Karl seems astounded to tell George Stephanopoulos how his phone rang shortly after 7am on Sunday—and President Trump was on the other end of the line, checking in on him after the WHCD shooting. "My landline, actually a number few people call. It was President Trump calling. He said at first he was calling to see if I was okay with what happened last night. 'Are you okay?' Then he...emphasiz[ed] the unity that he felt in that moment, that he felt at the dinner before the shooting and certainly after, with the people who reached out to him. Absolutely, and he was quite firm about this, 'that dinner must be rescheduled,'" Karl recounted. Absolutely incredible. There's no one like 47.
Julia 🇺🇸721,288 views • 2 months ago
President Trump turns back around and calmly responds to a reporter screaming for an Iran update: Reporter: "Iran, sir!!! IRAN!!!!! What's the latest with Iran, sir?" Trump: "On Iran, they are being decimated. They are talking, we are talking now; they want to make a deal. Very simply, our military is the greatest in the world by far. Iran is being decimated."
Julia 🇺🇸872,458 views • 3 months ago
CNN's Jake Tapper gets obliterated by Secretary Mullin as he goes to bat for Haitians facing deportation should DHS terminate their TPS: Tapper: "I heard Steven Miller—who's driving a lot of this—say that Haiti is safe for Haitians. And I just looked at the State Department's website and they have a Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory for Haiti, just from a few months ago, from April...That doesn't sound safe to me!" Mullin: "That Do Not Travel is not for Haitians, that's Do Not Travel for the United States because they are kidnapping or trying to kidnap individuals from the United States because they feel like their family has the money to pay the ransom. We have Do Not Travel in places in Mexico, or advisory warnings...there's advisories to a lot of places that are vacation destinations...because of the real risk to Americans. That doesn't mean it's a risk to the individuals that live there; that advisory is to American citizens traveling to Haiti, not Haitians going back home." The look on Tapper's face when he realizes how stupid he is and that his argument won't work... 😂
Julia 🇺🇸155,990 views • 25 days ago
Billy Bush tells Spencer Pratt that Tucker Carlson texted him asking, "Can he win?" "I said he absolutely can win," Bush replies, calling Pratt "a unicorn." When asked if he was spiritually motivated to run for LA mayor, Pratt says he's been praying and is "locked in on destiny mode."
Julia 🇺🇸390,770 views • 2 months ago
Republican Senator John Cornyn doesn't care about President Trump's speech in which he shared that China interfered in the 2020 election and highlighted "shocking vulnerabilities" in American voting systems: "I don't understand talking about what happened 6 years ago in light of these upcoming elections. And frankly, as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, there wasn't a whole lot new...we've known that our adversaries are trying to influence our elections for a long time...I guess I don't get it." Cornyn indicated he's more concerned about Trump's "intentions" when it comes to midterms as he expects Republicans to struggle at the polls.
Julia 🇺🇸34,102 views • 6 days ago