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Cory Booker gets owned by Jake Tapper for being a hypocrite: Booker: "Republicans time and time again don't do their constitutional duty of checks and balances, oversight. What they do do, though, is just lean over—an advanced form of yoga—bending over backwards to do whatever the President wants." Tapper:... show more

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The Constitution is never a moot point. It’s a live point, and it makes clear that war powers belong to Congress. Presidents can only defend against attacks. That means President Trump must have Congress’s authorization before engaging in further military action in Venezuela.

The Constitution is never a moot point. It’s a live point, and it makes clear that war powers belong to Congress. Presidents can only defend against attacks. That means President Trump must have Congress’s authorization before engaging in further military action in Venezuela.

Rep. Greg Stanton

13,117 views • 7 months ago

🚨Senator Cory Booker just went online claiming this war costs $1 billion a day and saying it’s “unauthorized.” Let’s pause for a moment and look at history. Because presidents launching military action without a formal declaration of war is not new. Harry Truman sent U.S. forces into Korea in 1950 without a congressional declaration. John F. Kennedy escalated U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Lyndon Johnson massively expanded that war under the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Bill Clinton launched the Kosovo air campaign in 1999 without congressional authorization. Barack Obama carried out the Libya intervention in 2011 under NATO authority. And presidents from both parties have conducted strikes, drone operations, and military actions under the commander-in-chief powers granted by the Constitution and the 2001/2002 AUMF. So when politicians suddenly pretend this is unprecedented… history says otherwise. Watch the video I just made… breaking down exactly what Cory Booker said and why this argument keeps resurfacing every time America uses military force. And yes… even though you know this is me speaking, I still run my videos through an AI authenticity monitor before posting so I don’t get caught in the platform glitch falsely flagging legitimate footage. Watch the clip. History matters in moments like this. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

🚨Senator Cory Booker just went online claiming this war costs $1 billion a day and saying it’s “unauthorized.” Let’s pause for a moment and look at history. Because presidents launching military action without a formal declaration of war is not new. Harry Truman sent U.S. forces into Korea in 1950 without a congressional declaration. John F. Kennedy escalated U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Lyndon Johnson massively expanded that war under the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Bill Clinton launched the Kosovo air campaign in 1999 without congressional authorization. Barack Obama carried out the Libya intervention in 2011 under NATO authority. And presidents from both parties have conducted strikes, drone operations, and military actions under the commander-in-chief powers granted by the Constitution and the 2001/2002 AUMF. So when politicians suddenly pretend this is unprecedented… history says otherwise. Watch the video I just made… breaking down exactly what Cory Booker said and why this argument keeps resurfacing every time America uses military force. And yes… even though you know this is me speaking, I still run my videos through an AI authenticity monitor before posting so I don’t get caught in the platform glitch falsely flagging legitimate footage. Watch the clip. History matters in moments like this. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

A Gene Robinson

11,345 views • 4 months ago

Jake Tapper just put Senator Cory Booker on DEFENSE, pressing him to explain why Democrats are REFUSING to fund the United States Department of Homeland Security while security concerns remain high. Tapper pinned the standoff directly on Senate Democrats. TAPPER: “So in terms of the security of our home, there have been a number of attacks — ISIS inspired bombing attempt in New York City outside Mamdani’s house. A shooting target at an ROTC class at Old Dominion and on and on and on.” “Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security is still shut down because Senate Democrats are blocking the funding bill over the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.” “Given the security concerns you just expressed and given the fact that that honestly, Secretary Noem has been fired, Tom Homan took over from Greg Bovino and Noem in Minnesota you could argue Democrats won the debate.” “Isn’t it time for Democrats to reopen and refund DHS?” BOOKER: “So, first of all Democrats have tried multiple times to try to get TSA, CISA, the Coast Guard funded. Republicans have refused time and time again to fund…” TAPPER: “Yeah, they want the whole agency funded.”

Jake Tapper just put Senator Cory Booker on DEFENSE, pressing him to explain why Democrats are REFUSING to fund the United States Department of Homeland Security while security concerns remain high. Tapper pinned the standoff directly on Senate Democrats. TAPPER: “So in terms of the security of our home, there have been a number of attacks — ISIS inspired bombing attempt in New York City outside Mamdani’s house. A shooting target at an ROTC class at Old Dominion and on and on and on.” “Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security is still shut down because Senate Democrats are blocking the funding bill over the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.” “Given the security concerns you just expressed and given the fact that that honestly, Secretary Noem has been fired, Tom Homan took over from Greg Bovino and Noem in Minnesota you could argue Democrats won the debate.” “Isn’t it time for Democrats to reopen and refund DHS?” BOOKER: “So, first of all Democrats have tried multiple times to try to get TSA, CISA, the Coast Guard funded. Republicans have refused time and time again to fund…” TAPPER: “Yeah, they want the whole agency funded.”

Overton

199,029 views • 4 months ago

Mullin: "In 2009 there was sweetheart plea deal that was made under the Obama administration with Epstein." Tapper: "No, that's not right. It was 2008. The U.S. Attorney at the time was Alex Acosta. He was a Bush appointee He went on to become President Trump's Secretary of Labor." Mullin: "Who was in office at the time? 2009 is when the case came out and Obama was in office." Tapper: "That's not true."

Mullin: "In 2009 there was sweetheart plea deal that was made under the Obama administration with Epstein." Tapper: "No, that's not right. It was 2008. The U.S. Attorney at the time was Alex Acosta. He was a Bush appointee He went on to become President Trump's Secretary of Labor." Mullin: "Who was in office at the time? 2009 is when the case came out and Obama was in office." Tapper: "That's not true."

The Bulwark

1,348,693 views • 1 year ago

Murphy: I would remind the president that he can't take any offensive action against Iran without coming to congress first. The constitution requires him to get an authorization of military force from congress. I don't think that he'll get that authorization from this congress, because there is opposition on both the Republican and Democratic side to the United States getting dragged into another potentially disastrous conflict in the Middle East.

Murphy: I would remind the president that he can't take any offensive action against Iran without coming to congress first. The constitution requires him to get an authorization of military force from congress. I don't think that he'll get that authorization from this congress, because there is opposition on both the Republican and Democratic side to the United States getting dragged into another potentially disastrous conflict in the Middle East.

Acyn

113,940 views • 1 year ago

RAJU: Congress has the authority to declare war. Shouldn't it have authorized this war? MIKE JOHNSON: In my view, uh, right now our military and the commander in chief is presiding over the completion of an operation that was limited in scope

RAJU: Congress has the authority to declare war. Shouldn't it have authorized this war? MIKE JOHNSON: In my view, uh, right now our military and the commander in chief is presiding over the completion of an operation that was limited in scope

Aaron Rupar

84,353 views • 5 months ago

Tapper: Don't you think that if there is the potential loss of American life, that congress should at least exercise and have some skin in the game to authorize the president to do what he's doing? Scott: We’ll get a briefing.

Tapper: Don't you think that if there is the potential loss of American life, that congress should at least exercise and have some skin in the game to authorize the president to do what he's doing? Scott: We’ll get a briefing.

Acyn

127,502 views • 5 months ago

'FURY' FLIP-FLOP: A resurfaced clip of Nancy Pelosi shows the former House Speaker flatly defending the Obama administration’s decision to strike Libya without the congressional authorization she believes President Trump should have secured before conducting his own strikes against Iran over the weekend. "You’re saying that the president did not need authorization initially and still does not need any authorization from Congress on Libya?" a reporter asked Pelosi at a press event back in 2011. "Yes."

'FURY' FLIP-FLOP: A resurfaced clip of Nancy Pelosi shows the former House Speaker flatly defending the Obama administration’s decision to strike Libya without the congressional authorization she believes President Trump should have secured before conducting his own strikes against Iran over the weekend. "You’re saying that the president did not need authorization initially and still does not need any authorization from Congress on Libya?" a reporter asked Pelosi at a press event back in 2011. "Yes."

Fox News

105,178 views • 5 months ago

Tapper: You introduced legislation when Biden was in the WH to give him the authority to go after the cartels and that seemed to suggest that you did believe that there was a role for congress when it came to the use of force. Do you also think there is a role for congress in this, which is a obviously much bigger, much broader, broader military exercise? Waltz: Well, Jake, that's a bit of an apples and oranges comparison.

Tapper: You introduced legislation when Biden was in the WH to give him the authority to go after the cartels and that seemed to suggest that you did believe that there was a role for congress when it came to the use of force. Do you also think there is a role for congress in this, which is a obviously much bigger, much broader, broader military exercise? Waltz: Well, Jake, that's a bit of an apples and oranges comparison.

Acyn

46,560 views • 5 months ago

Congress has the Article I power to declare--not make--war. The President, as the commander-in-chief, has the Article II power--and duty--to protect Americans from attacks. Congress has not declared war since World War II. Declarations of war have serious legal consequences for Americans' civil liberties. No President--Democrat or Republican--has followed the War Powers Act of 1973, which they all have uniformly declared unconstitutional. This included President Obama, when he attacked Libya and overthrew Gadhafi. For 47 years, Iran has waged war on America, killing thousands of Americans. Recently, Iran's supreme leader threatened to sink American ships--and worse. President Trump has the power and duty to protect us, under Article II and prior congressional authorizations for use of military force to combat terrorism.

Congress has the Article I power to declare--not make--war. The President, as the commander-in-chief, has the Article II power--and duty--to protect Americans from attacks. Congress has not declared war since World War II. Declarations of war have serious legal consequences for Americans' civil liberties. No President--Democrat or Republican--has followed the War Powers Act of 1973, which they all have uniformly declared unconstitutional. This included President Obama, when he attacked Libya and overthrew Gadhafi. For 47 years, Iran has waged war on America, killing thousands of Americans. Recently, Iran's supreme leader threatened to sink American ships--and worse. President Trump has the power and duty to protect us, under Article II and prior congressional authorizations for use of military force to combat terrorism.

🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸

596,265 views • 5 months ago

2018. Jake Tapper: "The United States was attacked by Russia...the American people were attacked!" Tapper talked about how serious the "Russian attack" on the country was in 2016 and he ridiculed and questioned the patriotism of anybody calling it a hoax. Tapper believed the Russia hoax religiously and he devoted his show to it for over two years. The best part was at the end when Tapper told Colbert that at least by January of 2025, Trump surely won't be President any longer.🤣 Tapper actually had the nerve to tell JD Vance in 2024 that he never insinuated that Trump colluded with Russia.

2018. Jake Tapper: "The United States was attacked by Russia...the American people were attacked!" Tapper talked about how serious the "Russian attack" on the country was in 2016 and he ridiculed and questioned the patriotism of anybody calling it a hoax. Tapper believed the Russia hoax religiously and he devoted his show to it for over two years. The best part was at the end when Tapper told Colbert that at least by January of 2025, Trump surely won't be President any longer.🤣 Tapper actually had the nerve to tell JD Vance in 2024 that he never insinuated that Trump colluded with Russia.

MAZE

177,407 views • 3 months ago

President Trump ended his interview with Jake Tapper by saying he wants to see CNN return to a “normal path.” Tapper didn’t like the remark one bit. TAPPER: “Well, I know you don’t want to talk about any other issues out of respect for Lindsey Graham, but we would love to have you back sometime because I do have a lot of other questions for you, sir.” TRUMP: “Sure, we’ll do that.” TAPPER: “Thank you for calling in.” TRUMP: “We’re trying to have CNN go in a normal path, and we’ll do that.” TAPPER: “Well…I’m on a normal path right here, sir. And I appreciate your time and thank you for calling in.” TRUMP: “Good. You are.” “Okay, thanks a lot.”

President Trump ended his interview with Jake Tapper by saying he wants to see CNN return to a “normal path.” Tapper didn’t like the remark one bit. TAPPER: “Well, I know you don’t want to talk about any other issues out of respect for Lindsey Graham, but we would love to have you back sometime because I do have a lot of other questions for you, sir.” TRUMP: “Sure, we’ll do that.” TAPPER: “Thank you for calling in.” TRUMP: “We’re trying to have CNN go in a normal path, and we’ll do that.” TAPPER: “Well…I’m on a normal path right here, sir. And I appreciate your time and thank you for calling in.” TRUMP: “Good. You are.” “Okay, thanks a lot.”

Overton

1,170,118 views • 21 days ago

CNN: We have new CNN polling showing how the country feels about this war. Just a third of Americans approve of how the president is handling his role of commander in chief, as well as the war. Two thirds disapprove of the decision to take military action in Iran, and strong opposition has grown 12 points since the start of the war. 63% of Americans say that they believe it's likely that the war will turn into a long term military conflict. Nearly 7 in 10 oppose sending U.S. Ground troops into Iran. 71% say they don't want congress to authorize $200 billion for further military action in Iran.

CNN: We have new CNN polling showing how the country feels about this war. Just a third of Americans approve of how the president is handling his role of commander in chief, as well as the war. Two thirds disapprove of the decision to take military action in Iran, and strong opposition has grown 12 points since the start of the war. 63% of Americans say that they believe it's likely that the war will turn into a long term military conflict. Nearly 7 in 10 oppose sending U.S. Ground troops into Iran. 71% say they don't want congress to authorize $200 billion for further military action in Iran.

Acyn

145,530 views • 4 months ago

This is a perfectly example of media bias. Thanks Jake. In 2018 Jamie Raskin was going on TV and calling for Trump to be removed from office via the 25th amendment. Raskin claimed that Trump was mentally unfit to be President. When Raskin brought his act to the Jake Tapper show, Tapper never freaked out on him or chastised him for diagnosing someone without medical degree. In fact in 2018 Tapper himself did numerous segments on Trump being mentally unfit for office. Tapper regularly asked the opinions of people who had no medical expertise in his efforts to paint Trump as unfit for office. Just two years later Tapper was indignant at that thought of someone without a medical degree daring to claim that Biden was in cognitive decline.

This is a perfectly example of media bias. Thanks Jake. In 2018 Jamie Raskin was going on TV and calling for Trump to be removed from office via the 25th amendment. Raskin claimed that Trump was mentally unfit to be President. When Raskin brought his act to the Jake Tapper show, Tapper never freaked out on him or chastised him for diagnosing someone without medical degree. In fact in 2018 Tapper himself did numerous segments on Trump being mentally unfit for office. Tapper regularly asked the opinions of people who had no medical expertise in his efforts to paint Trump as unfit for office. Just two years later Tapper was indignant at that thought of someone without a medical degree daring to claim that Biden was in cognitive decline.

MAZE

253,056 views • 1 year ago

In America, the President doesn’t get a blank check to wage war. Time for every Member of Congress to do their job and honor the oath we all took to our Constitution.

In America, the President doesn’t get a blank check to wage war. Time for every Member of Congress to do their job and honor the oath we all took to our Constitution.

Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander

36,302 views • 5 months ago

Victor Davis Hanson didn’t waste time getting to the heart of it. He turned his attention to what he called the “greatest cover-up in the history of the U.S. presidency”—and the journalist he believes was instrumental in making it happen: CNN’s Jake Tapper. Hanson began by pointing to the release of Original Sin, the new book co-authored by Tapper and Axios reporter Alex Thompson. The book chronicles the internal Democratic scramble over Joe Biden’s declining mental state and the behind-the-scenes efforts to keep him in the 2024 race long past the point of plausibility. But for Hanson, the timing wasn’t just curious—it was damning. “We all have problems with this,” he said. “And it’s essentially Jake Tapper. It’s a coauthored book, but it’s Jake Tapper.” Tapper, he noted, isn’t just another reporter. “Jake Tapper is a CNN grandee, seven figure salary, kind of an iconic figure in this left wing media outlet.” Which made what came next, in Hanson’s view, all the more disingenuous. For four years, any mention of Biden’s cognitive decline was treated as political heresy. According to Hanson, no one was more aggressive in silencing dissent than Tapper himself. “If anybody questioned the obvious mental decline of Joe Biden, his cognitive difficulties, Jake Tapper… tore them apart,” he recalled. One example stuck out. When Laura Trump commented as early as 2020 that Biden appeared to be in decline, Tapper dismissed her remarks by suggesting she was mocking a childhood stutter—an argument Hanson described as “absolutely ridiculous.”

Victor Davis Hanson didn’t waste time getting to the heart of it. He turned his attention to what he called the “greatest cover-up in the history of the U.S. presidency”—and the journalist he believes was instrumental in making it happen: CNN’s Jake Tapper. Hanson began by pointing to the release of Original Sin, the new book co-authored by Tapper and Axios reporter Alex Thompson. The book chronicles the internal Democratic scramble over Joe Biden’s declining mental state and the behind-the-scenes efforts to keep him in the 2024 race long past the point of plausibility. But for Hanson, the timing wasn’t just curious—it was damning. “We all have problems with this,” he said. “And it’s essentially Jake Tapper. It’s a coauthored book, but it’s Jake Tapper.” Tapper, he noted, isn’t just another reporter. “Jake Tapper is a CNN grandee, seven figure salary, kind of an iconic figure in this left wing media outlet.” Which made what came next, in Hanson’s view, all the more disingenuous. For four years, any mention of Biden’s cognitive decline was treated as political heresy. According to Hanson, no one was more aggressive in silencing dissent than Tapper himself. “If anybody questioned the obvious mental decline of Joe Biden, his cognitive difficulties, Jake Tapper… tore them apart,” he recalled. One example stuck out. When Laura Trump commented as early as 2020 that Biden appeared to be in decline, Tapper dismissed her remarks by suggesting she was mocking a childhood stutter—an argument Hanson described as “absolutely ridiculous.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

267,202 views • 1 year ago

Heinrich: "How is this an act of war if the administration was executing an arrest warrant?" Sen. Kaine: "Dropping bombs, authorizing covert operations, sending in the military, deposing the government, standing at a press conference and saying we're now going to run Venezuela…To say this isn't a military action that calls for a congressional authorization I think is to put your head in the sand."

Heinrich: "How is this an act of war if the administration was executing an arrest warrant?" Sen. Kaine: "Dropping bombs, authorizing covert operations, sending in the military, deposing the government, standing at a press conference and saying we're now going to run Venezuela…To say this isn't a military action that calls for a congressional authorization I think is to put your head in the sand."

The Bulwark

467,195 views • 7 months ago

#WATCH | Japan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Hiroshima, for the first time since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, says, "Ukraine war is a big issue in the world. I don't consider it to be just an issue of economy, politics, for me, it is an issue of humanity. India and I will do whatever we can for resolution of war"

#WATCH | Japan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Hiroshima, for the first time since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, says, "Ukraine war is a big issue in the world. I don't consider it to be just an issue of economy, politics, for me, it is an issue of humanity. India and I will do whatever we can for resolution of war"

ANI

1,177,729 views • 3 years ago

Trump advisor: Congress does not have a constitutional role in the declaration of war. Klein: I will quote the Constitution. ‘The Congress shall have power to declare war.’ Trump advisor: *silence* Klein: It is Congress that has the power to declare war. Trump advisor: S-so… The issue has to do with what was meant by ‘declare’…

Trump advisor: Congress does not have a constitutional role in the declaration of war. Klein: I will quote the Constitution. ‘The Congress shall have power to declare war.’ Trump advisor: silence Klein: It is Congress that has the power to declare war. Trump advisor: S-so… The issue has to do with what was meant by ‘declare’…

Headquarters

1,035,520 views • 4 months ago

Tapper: What do you make of the Vice President talking about his faith? Warnock: I was struck by the fact that he’s wasted no time telling the Pope how to be the Pope. I just worry that sometimes the religion becomes one more tool in the ideological toolbox.

Tapper: What do you make of the Vice President talking about his faith? Warnock: I was struck by the fact that he’s wasted no time telling the Pope how to be the Pope. I just worry that sometimes the religion becomes one more tool in the ideological toolbox.

Clips of Warnock

29,620 views • 1 month ago