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Senator John Fetterman just TORCHED his own party for refusing to acknowledge the success of President Trump’s Maduro raid. And he did it by pointing out facts Democrats really don’t want to talk about, calling out Schumer and Biden directly. FETTERMAN: “I don’t know why we can’t just acknowledge...

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Democrat John Fetterman debunks his party's lie that Nicolas Maduro was not a threat to the United States. FETTERMAN: "We all Democrats years ago wanted to eliminate [Maduro]. Why have a bounty of $25 million if we didn’t want him gone?"
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Democrat John Fetterman debunks his party's lie that Nicolas Maduro was not a threat to the United States. FETTERMAN: "We all Democrats years ago wanted to eliminate [Maduro]. Why have a bounty of $25 million if we didn’t want him gone?"

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Senator John Fetterman just said the quiet part out loud: “Democrats really need to own the shutdown.” When CNN’s Jake Tapper asked who’s to blame for the shutdown and the expiration of SNAP benefits, Fetterman didn’t dodge...he looked inward. “For me, fundamentally, I’m [it’s] deeply, deeply distressing to know that 42 million Americans are going to lose their SNAP benefits.” “And now that’s one of the big reasons why I refused to shutting our government down.” “And again, I feel like the Democrats really need to own the shutdown.” “I mean, we’re shutting it down, I know why they claim, because they want to address the tax credits, and I fully support that.” “I voted for all of their CRs, our CRs, every single time. And I refuse to put 42 million Americans in the kinds of food insecurity.” “Now, this is all all solved by just reopening our government, and the people are now paid.” “Now, if we are, we are the party that are fighting for working people. Now, as far as I’m aware, every single union that’s involved in this now is now demanding to us to reopen that. Those are that’s the side that I’m in through this.” “So it’s not something I support of, and I don’t want to be involved. And now we can find a way forward.” “It was wrong when the Republicans did it, and it’s wrong now that we seem to be driving it.”
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Senator John Fetterman just said the quiet part out loud: “Democrats really need to own the shutdown.” When CNN’s Jake Tapper asked who’s to blame for the shutdown and the expiration of SNAP benefits, Fetterman didn’t dodge...he looked inward. “For me, fundamentally, I’m [it’s] deeply, deeply distressing to know that 42 million Americans are going to lose their SNAP benefits.” “And now that’s one of the big reasons why I refused to shutting our government down.” “And again, I feel like the Democrats really need to own the shutdown.” “I mean, we’re shutting it down, I know why they claim, because they want to address the tax credits, and I fully support that.” “I voted for all of their CRs, our CRs, every single time. And I refuse to put 42 million Americans in the kinds of food insecurity.” “Now, this is all all solved by just reopening our government, and the people are now paid.” “Now, if we are, we are the party that are fighting for working people. Now, as far as I’m aware, every single union that’s involved in this now is now demanding to us to reopen that. Those are that’s the side that I’m in through this.” “So it’s not something I support of, and I don’t want to be involved. And now we can find a way forward.” “It was wrong when the Republicans did it, and it’s wrong now that we seem to be driving it.”

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This will go down as one of Senator Fetterman’s greatest media appearances. For three straight minutes, he hammered the left-wing media machine for spinning the Iran conflict — and when Kaitlan Collins tried to cut him off, he called her out right to her face: “You don’t have to cut me off here!” FETTERMAN: “And I would remind everybody listening right now, the United States never, EVER targets civilians.” “Iran does, you know, and including their own citizens. And they massacred that 35,000 of them just a couple of weeks ago.” [Collins tried to interrupt] FETTERMAN: “And the left…please! Please!” “The left media is much more angry, you know, about or talking about this hospital. And it is a tragedy. But they didn’t seem to be as concerned about the Iranians massacring tens of thousands of their young people just a couple of weeks ago, too.” “So we agree on many parts of it, but we both disagree…I mean, we all disagree that it’s I think it’s a good thing. And every single other Democrat in the caucus caused it all kinds of in negative terms.” Collins seemed shocked. She took a moment to gather her thoughts. COLLINS: “Uh…we did cover the protests in Iran extensively here at CNN.” “Obviously they said a lot about how internally people felt about the regime. But just to—” FETTERMAN: “Well, I don’t watch so I don’t know, but I’m talking about other left media.” COLLINS: “I understand…I just wanted to make that clear to…to…our viewers that we did cover that.” “But just to be clear, you do believe if the United States was responsible, that the Pentagon should acknowledge that they accidentally hit a girl’s school?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I’ve said that.” “I said it seems that they’ve already acknowledging all those things. I think largely that letter, it was rendered moot at this point after what’s already come out.” “And I don’t know what your network talked about. But what I’m saying is that, you know, whether like it’s the New York Times, they’re making it more and more trying to convince America that this, this has been a disaster or things are out of control.” “And that’s just categorically not true on that.” COLLINS: “I just think it deserves coverage, obviously given the number of children who were killed as a result of it, it obviously matters what happened there.” “We’ll see what the Pentagon investigation says.” Collins immediately tried to end the segment. COLLINS: “Senator John Fetterman, I appreciate your time tonight. Thank you for joining us. As always here.” FETTERMAN: “Oh, now, you don’t have to cut me off here.” [Fetterman chuckles] He forced Collins to let him continue his message. The frustrated look on her face told the whole story. COLLINS: “Go ahead Senator, we’re not cutting you off.” FETTERMAN: “Well, you you said something that it’s like it’s appropriate to to cover it.” “It is appropriate to cover it. You know, it’s a tragedy. Absolutely. You know and now if we’re on that, it’s entirely appropriate for you to apologize.” “If you’re implying that I don’t think it’s wrong to cover it, that’s just not true.” “Yes it’s being covered. I just want to clarify that it just seemed like a, like a short shut off there to imply that I didn’t want to carry that or I think it’s entirely appropriate to talk about it.” COLLINS: “Yeah. I’m not implying that. I just wanted to clarify why we’re covering it. For everyone who’s watching. Senator, thank you, I do always appreciate hearing your thoughts.” FETTERMAN: [Annoyed tone] “Yeah…thank you...” And…scene.
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This will go down as one of Senator Fetterman’s greatest media appearances. For three straight minutes, he hammered the left-wing media machine for spinning the Iran conflict — and when Kaitlan Collins tried to cut him off, he called her out right to her face: “You don’t have to cut me off here!” FETTERMAN: “And I would remind everybody listening right now, the United States never, EVER targets civilians.” “Iran does, you know, and including their own citizens. And they massacred that 35,000 of them just a couple of weeks ago.” [Collins tried to interrupt] FETTERMAN: “And the left…please! Please!” “The left media is much more angry, you know, about or talking about this hospital. And it is a tragedy. But they didn’t seem to be as concerned about the Iranians massacring tens of thousands of their young people just a couple of weeks ago, too.” “So we agree on many parts of it, but we both disagree…I mean, we all disagree that it’s I think it’s a good thing. And every single other Democrat in the caucus caused it all kinds of in negative terms.” Collins seemed shocked. She took a moment to gather her thoughts. COLLINS: “Uh…we did cover the protests in Iran extensively here at CNN.” “Obviously they said a lot about how internally people felt about the regime. But just to—” FETTERMAN: “Well, I don’t watch so I don’t know, but I’m talking about other left media.” COLLINS: “I understand…I just wanted to make that clear to…to…our viewers that we did cover that.” “But just to be clear, you do believe if the United States was responsible, that the Pentagon should acknowledge that they accidentally hit a girl’s school?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I’ve said that.” “I said it seems that they’ve already acknowledging all those things. I think largely that letter, it was rendered moot at this point after what’s already come out.” “And I don’t know what your network talked about. But what I’m saying is that, you know, whether like it’s the New York Times, they’re making it more and more trying to convince America that this, this has been a disaster or things are out of control.” “And that’s just categorically not true on that.” COLLINS: “I just think it deserves coverage, obviously given the number of children who were killed as a result of it, it obviously matters what happened there.” “We’ll see what the Pentagon investigation says.” Collins immediately tried to end the segment. COLLINS: “Senator John Fetterman, I appreciate your time tonight. Thank you for joining us. As always here.” FETTERMAN: “Oh, now, you don’t have to cut me off here.” [Fetterman chuckles] He forced Collins to let him continue his message. The frustrated look on her face told the whole story. COLLINS: “Go ahead Senator, we’re not cutting you off.” FETTERMAN: “Well, you you said something that it’s like it’s appropriate to to cover it.” “It is appropriate to cover it. You know, it’s a tragedy. Absolutely. You know and now if we’re on that, it’s entirely appropriate for you to apologize.” “If you’re implying that I don’t think it’s wrong to cover it, that’s just not true.” “Yes it’s being covered. I just want to clarify that it just seemed like a, like a short shut off there to imply that I didn’t want to carry that or I think it’s entirely appropriate to talk about it.” COLLINS: “Yeah. I’m not implying that. I just wanted to clarify why we’re covering it. For everyone who’s watching. Senator, thank you, I do always appreciate hearing your thoughts.” FETTERMAN: [Annoyed tone] “Yeah…thank you...” And…scene.

Overton

851,084 次观看 • 4 个月前

Senator Fetterman just FIRED BACK at far-left DA Larry Krasner — and it was savage. Krasner had claimed Fetterman “sold out” after calling out his insane comment about hunting ICE officers “like Nazis.” Fetterman listened to the full clip and then he dropped an epic one-liner straight from the 1980s comedy classic Stripes. FETTERMAN: “He really ought to lighten up Francis!” “It’s, like, you know, don’t call people and compare people to Nazis.” “I mean, like I said, you really ought to lighten up, Francis. That’s really, honestly, the truth.” “And like a lot of the tough talk coming out of his office, that’s just pandering to people.” “Now, for me, you should, we all agree, deport all the criminal migrants. And I do support that and I think we should support, you know, our border, right now, secure that.” “So for me now, you know, DA Krasner don’t agree on some things…but I’m not going to criticize or attack him in some kinds of ways. But regardless, that — that’s a hard rule for anyone. Don’t compare anyone to Nazis.”
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Senator Fetterman just FIRED BACK at far-left DA Larry Krasner — and it was savage. Krasner had claimed Fetterman “sold out” after calling out his insane comment about hunting ICE officers “like Nazis.” Fetterman listened to the full clip and then he dropped an epic one-liner straight from the 1980s comedy classic Stripes. FETTERMAN: “He really ought to lighten up Francis!” “It’s, like, you know, don’t call people and compare people to Nazis.” “I mean, like I said, you really ought to lighten up, Francis. That’s really, honestly, the truth.” “And like a lot of the tough talk coming out of his office, that’s just pandering to people.” “Now, for me, you should, we all agree, deport all the criminal migrants. And I do support that and I think we should support, you know, our border, right now, secure that.” “So for me now, you know, DA Krasner don’t agree on some things…but I’m not going to criticize or attack him in some kinds of ways. But regardless, that — that’s a hard rule for anyone. Don’t compare anyone to Nazis.”

Overton

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FETTERMAN: “And I would remind everybody listening right now, the United States never, ever targets civilians. Iran does, including their own citizens. They massacred 35,000 of them just a couple of weeks ago.” Collins tried to interrupt. FETTERMAN: “And the left… please! The left media is much more angry about this hospital, and it is a tragedy. But they didn’t seem as concerned about the Iranians massacring tens of thousands of their young people just a couple of weeks ago.” “So we agree on many parts, but we all disagree that it’s a good thing. Every single other Democrat in the caucus called it negative in terms.” Collins seemed shocked and paused. COLLINS: “Uh… we did cover the protests in Iran extensively here at CNN. They talked a lot about how internally people felt about the regime.” FETTERMAN: “Well, I don’t watch, so I don’t know. I’m talking about other left media.” COLLINS: “I understand. I just wanted to make that clear to our viewers that we did cover that. But just to be clear, you do believe that if the United States was responsible, the Pentagon should acknowledge that they accidentally hit a girl’s school?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I’ve said that. It seems they’ve already acknowledged those things. That letter is largely moot after what’s already come out. And I don’t know what your network talked about, but the New York Times is trying to convince America this has been a disaster. That’s categorically not true.” COLLINS: “I just think it deserves coverage. Given the number of children killed, it obviously matters what happened there. We’ll see what the Pentagon investigation says.” Collins tried to end the segment. COLLINS: “Senator John Fetterman, I appreciate your time tonight. Thank you for joining us.” FETTERMAN: “Oh, now, you don’t have to cut me off here.” [chuckles] Collins relented. COLLINS: “Go ahead, Senator, we’re not cutting you off.” FETTERMAN: “Well, you said it’s appropriate to cover it. It is appropriate. It’s a tragedy, absolutely. And now, if we’re on that, it’s entirely appropriate for you to apologize if you implied I don’t think it’s wrong to cover it. That’s not true. I just want to clarify that it seemed like a short shutoff to imply I didn’t want to cover it or that I don’t think it’s appropriate to talk about it.” COLLINS: “I’m not implying that. I just wanted to clarify for everyone watching. Senator, thank you. I always appreciate hearing your thoughts.” FETTERMAN: [Annoyed tone] “Yeah… thank you.”
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FETTERMAN: “And I would remind everybody listening right now, the United States never, ever targets civilians. Iran does, including their own citizens. They massacred 35,000 of them just a couple of weeks ago.” Collins tried to interrupt. FETTERMAN: “And the left… please! The left media is much more angry about this hospital, and it is a tragedy. But they didn’t seem as concerned about the Iranians massacring tens of thousands of their young people just a couple of weeks ago.” “So we agree on many parts, but we all disagree that it’s a good thing. Every single other Democrat in the caucus called it negative in terms.” Collins seemed shocked and paused. COLLINS: “Uh… we did cover the protests in Iran extensively here at CNN. They talked a lot about how internally people felt about the regime.” FETTERMAN: “Well, I don’t watch, so I don’t know. I’m talking about other left media.” COLLINS: “I understand. I just wanted to make that clear to our viewers that we did cover that. But just to be clear, you do believe that if the United States was responsible, the Pentagon should acknowledge that they accidentally hit a girl’s school?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I’ve said that. It seems they’ve already acknowledged those things. That letter is largely moot after what’s already come out. And I don’t know what your network talked about, but the New York Times is trying to convince America this has been a disaster. That’s categorically not true.” COLLINS: “I just think it deserves coverage. Given the number of children killed, it obviously matters what happened there. We’ll see what the Pentagon investigation says.” Collins tried to end the segment. COLLINS: “Senator John Fetterman, I appreciate your time tonight. Thank you for joining us.” FETTERMAN: “Oh, now, you don’t have to cut me off here.” [chuckles] Collins relented. COLLINS: “Go ahead, Senator, we’re not cutting you off.” FETTERMAN: “Well, you said it’s appropriate to cover it. It is appropriate. It’s a tragedy, absolutely. And now, if we’re on that, it’s entirely appropriate for you to apologize if you implied I don’t think it’s wrong to cover it. That’s not true. I just want to clarify that it seemed like a short shutoff to imply I didn’t want to cover it or that I don’t think it’s appropriate to talk about it.” COLLINS: “I’m not implying that. I just wanted to clarify for everyone watching. Senator, thank you. I always appreciate hearing your thoughts.” FETTERMAN: [Annoyed tone] “Yeah… thank you.”

Open Source Intel

448,561 次观看 • 4 个月前

Senator Fetterman says he stood up and clapped for many moments during the State of the Union — Erika Kirk, Iryna Zarutska, all the military awards. But he still can’t understand why the rest of his party didn’t. FETTERMAN: “Well, for me, you know, I never check to see what the rest of people in my party would stand up and clap for.” “I clapped with a lot of those things that it seemed like others. I stood up and clapped to recognize the family that lost their daughter, the Ukrainian girl stabbed to death in North Carolina.” “And I stood up and I clapped that political prisoner from Venezuela, how you can’t celebrate those kinds of things?” “And I also celebrated all the veterans that were in the audience as well, too.” “And even more the political things like Erika Kirk. I stood up and I clapped for her as well, too.” “Can’t we just be more kind to a widow? We just shouldn’t be that long ago that a widow with young children has her husband murdered, how we can’t just acknowledge that as well, too.” “Why people would attack her, whether the left or the right, either.” “So I’m always going to stand up and clap for things I agree with.”
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Senator Fetterman says he stood up and clapped for many moments during the State of the Union — Erika Kirk, Iryna Zarutska, all the military awards. But he still can’t understand why the rest of his party didn’t. FETTERMAN: “Well, for me, you know, I never check to see what the rest of people in my party would stand up and clap for.” “I clapped with a lot of those things that it seemed like others. I stood up and clapped to recognize the family that lost their daughter, the Ukrainian girl stabbed to death in North Carolina.” “And I stood up and I clapped that political prisoner from Venezuela, how you can’t celebrate those kinds of things?” “And I also celebrated all the veterans that were in the audience as well, too.” “And even more the political things like Erika Kirk. I stood up and I clapped for her as well, too.” “Can’t we just be more kind to a widow? We just shouldn’t be that long ago that a widow with young children has her husband murdered, how we can’t just acknowledge that as well, too.” “Why people would attack her, whether the left or the right, either.” “So I’m always going to stand up and clap for things I agree with.”

Overton

20,659 次观看 • 4 个月前

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins tried to trap Senator Fetterman over his break from Democrats on supporting the Iran operation — but he didn’t bite. Instead, he delivered a reality check on Democrat hypocrisy. COLLINS: “Some of your Democratic colleagues say that they don’t think the administration has a clear end game in Iran.” “Do you have concerns about how they know when to be done with Iran?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I mean I’m very much aware that I’m the only Democrat in the Senate that supports this operation.” “And I’m going to continue to do that.” “And I would remind all of your viewers, whether it was Hillary Clinton when she was running for president or Kamala Harris when she was running just in 24.” “In fact, she actually identified Iran as her top concern you know, she had she called Iran a grave danger.” “And now everyone, every single Democrat agrees that they can never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb.” “And now Donald Trump has done that, made that virtually impossible to achieve their nuclear weapons, and they’ve effectively broke the entire Iranian military apparatus.” “I don’t know why we as Democrats, if we had all those kinds of goals and those kinds of concerns, and now that he’s achieved that, why now we only can criticize that?” “Or they could always make it seem like it’s been a failure, or things are out of control.” “That’s just categorically not true. And I think my hard red line, you know, boots on the ground, that’s when I would get concerned if they start to talk about boots on the ground.” “And now I think even Secretary Hegseth has even said no, no nation building, no nation building.” “No one wants to be a part of that. That was never a part of this missions this far.” “When every single Democrat is, you know, have to sit back and witness Trump developing these kinds of situation or every single Democrat want wanted those things.” “Now, I’m not sure why they can’t just acknowledge that that’s been a positive outcome whether that’s just politics.” “For me it’s just been nothing more than a choice of country over what parts of the base would demand to to condemn or pretend that it’s a terrible situation.”
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CNN’s Kaitlan Collins tried to trap Senator Fetterman over his break from Democrats on supporting the Iran operation — but he didn’t bite. Instead, he delivered a reality check on Democrat hypocrisy. COLLINS: “Some of your Democratic colleagues say that they don’t think the administration has a clear end game in Iran.” “Do you have concerns about how they know when to be done with Iran?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah, I mean I’m very much aware that I’m the only Democrat in the Senate that supports this operation.” “And I’m going to continue to do that.” “And I would remind all of your viewers, whether it was Hillary Clinton when she was running for president or Kamala Harris when she was running just in 24.” “In fact, she actually identified Iran as her top concern you know, she had she called Iran a grave danger.” “And now everyone, every single Democrat agrees that they can never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb.” “And now Donald Trump has done that, made that virtually impossible to achieve their nuclear weapons, and they’ve effectively broke the entire Iranian military apparatus.” “I don’t know why we as Democrats, if we had all those kinds of goals and those kinds of concerns, and now that he’s achieved that, why now we only can criticize that?” “Or they could always make it seem like it’s been a failure, or things are out of control.” “That’s just categorically not true. And I think my hard red line, you know, boots on the ground, that’s when I would get concerned if they start to talk about boots on the ground.” “And now I think even Secretary Hegseth has even said no, no nation building, no nation building.” “No one wants to be a part of that. That was never a part of this missions this far.” “When every single Democrat is, you know, have to sit back and witness Trump developing these kinds of situation or every single Democrat want wanted those things.” “Now, I’m not sure why they can’t just acknowledge that that’s been a positive outcome whether that’s just politics.” “For me it’s just been nothing more than a choice of country over what parts of the base would demand to to condemn or pretend that it’s a terrible situation.”

Overton

92,449 次观看 • 4 个月前

🚨 BOOM! Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) just went FULL supporting President Trump in Iran, calling out his own party for being WEAK "Are you willing to just put out tweets and use some harsh language, or are you going to support the red lines that actually produce that outcome?" "Every single member of the Senate has agreed that we can never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb. So are you really committed to that?!" "Now look at the situation after what the president decided to do. I truly don’t understand why people can’t just be energized and actually celebrate." "So I just can’t understand. For me, it’s country over party. I’m proud to stand with our military!" 🇺🇸
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🚨 BOOM! Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) just went FULL supporting President Trump in Iran, calling out his own party for being WEAK "Are you willing to just put out tweets and use some harsh language, or are you going to support the red lines that actually produce that outcome?" "Every single member of the Senate has agreed that we can never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb. So are you really committed to that?!" "Now look at the situation after what the president decided to do. I truly don’t understand why people can’t just be energized and actually celebrate." "So I just can’t understand. For me, it’s country over party. I’m proud to stand with our military!" 🇺🇸

Eric Daugherty

83,142 次观看 • 4 个月前

CNN’s Kate Bolduan tried to trap Senator Fetterman with a gotcha question on Iran — but he ended up giving an answer she wasn’t expecting. The interview quickly unraveled as Fetterman’s responses REFUSED to fit the network’s narrative. CNN ENDED the segment while Fetterman was still speaking. BOLDUAN: “The Israeli defense minister posted today that…every leader appointed by the Iranian regime will be an unequivocal target for elimination.” “That’s going forward. So that is a US goal going forward?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah just keep killing, killing them until they’re until they’re gone.” “I mean, absolutely. I saw that I’ve read that, that they’re going to target who they ever elect to be their next leader and kill them. Absolutely.” “I fully support it. So that’s that’s what’s entirely appropriate.” “Now they have to decide, are we going to continue for [to] choose now peace and or now we’re going to try to destroy Israel. They really don’t have those capabilities.” “At this point, it’s just empty rhetoric because we all know that Iran is [isn’t] able to really project the kinds of damage.” Bolduan was not happy and fired back: BOLDUAN: “So then who who decides what leader should lead Iran then? If you think that the United States should take part in taking out every leader going forward, if it doesn’t meet the right measure.” Fetterman remained unfazed. FETTERMAN: “Well I mean, hey I’m sorry, I absolutely support killing the leadership of the Iranian [regime]. Absolutely, I absolutely support that.” “I think that’s entirely appropriate until hopefully they’ll pick someone that realizes that they need to live and coexist in peace in the region and stop trying to destroy Israel and destabilize the region.” Bolduan’s frustration was visible as she tried to wrap up: BOLDUAN: “Senator John Fetterman, thank you for your time.” But Fetterman wasn’t done. FETTERMAN: “That’s another thing Democrats say; no one will mourn the death of the Ayatollah. Well, yeah so that that’s just another way saying it’s a good thing that he’s been killed right?” “I’ll call it what it is, I won’t say, well, I won’t weep for him, you know, just call it what it is it’s like it’s a good thing that he’s been erased now and then if they pick another one that wants to do the same thing, erase them too.” Bolduan seemed flustered and issued a clarification before cutting Fetterman off completely. BOLDUAN: “I hear your point. But I have had…every Democrat who’s been on this show that I’ve heard is having two thoughts in their head at once, which is it is good to have the Ayatollah gone, but they do not agree and do not understand the justification of going in now with this war at this moment.” “That is the distinction I’ve heard from other Democrats on the show, but we are now out of time Senator, thank you for your time.” The camera cut away from Fetterman as he was still speaking.
2:34

CNN’s Kate Bolduan tried to trap Senator Fetterman with a gotcha question on Iran — but he ended up giving an answer she wasn’t expecting. The interview quickly unraveled as Fetterman’s responses REFUSED to fit the network’s narrative. CNN ENDED the segment while Fetterman was still speaking. BOLDUAN: “The Israeli defense minister posted today that…every leader appointed by the Iranian regime will be an unequivocal target for elimination.” “That’s going forward. So that is a US goal going forward?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah just keep killing, killing them until they’re until they’re gone.” “I mean, absolutely. I saw that I’ve read that, that they’re going to target who they ever elect to be their next leader and kill them. Absolutely.” “I fully support it. So that’s that’s what’s entirely appropriate.” “Now they have to decide, are we going to continue for [to] choose now peace and or now we’re going to try to destroy Israel. They really don’t have those capabilities.” “At this point, it’s just empty rhetoric because we all know that Iran is [isn’t] able to really project the kinds of damage.” Bolduan was not happy and fired back: BOLDUAN: “So then who who decides what leader should lead Iran then? If you think that the United States should take part in taking out every leader going forward, if it doesn’t meet the right measure.” Fetterman remained unfazed. FETTERMAN: “Well I mean, hey I’m sorry, I absolutely support killing the leadership of the Iranian [regime]. Absolutely, I absolutely support that.” “I think that’s entirely appropriate until hopefully they’ll pick someone that realizes that they need to live and coexist in peace in the region and stop trying to destroy Israel and destabilize the region.” Bolduan’s frustration was visible as she tried to wrap up: BOLDUAN: “Senator John Fetterman, thank you for your time.” But Fetterman wasn’t done. FETTERMAN: “That’s another thing Democrats say; no one will mourn the death of the Ayatollah. Well, yeah so that that’s just another way saying it’s a good thing that he’s been killed right?” “I’ll call it what it is, I won’t say, well, I won’t weep for him, you know, just call it what it is it’s like it’s a good thing that he’s been erased now and then if they pick another one that wants to do the same thing, erase them too.” Bolduan seemed flustered and issued a clarification before cutting Fetterman off completely. BOLDUAN: “I hear your point. But I have had…every Democrat who’s been on this show that I’ve heard is having two thoughts in their head at once, which is it is good to have the Ayatollah gone, but they do not agree and do not understand the justification of going in now with this war at this moment.” “That is the distinction I’ve heard from other Democrats on the show, but we are now out of time Senator, thank you for your time.” The camera cut away from Fetterman as he was still speaking.

Overton

164,562 次观看 • 4 个月前

Sen. Fetterman says government shutdowns hurt working Americans, warning unpaid TSA agents are struggling while political fights create chaos: “For me, I’ve said this from the beginning, and I remind everybody there was a long shutdown just last year too, and I was one of the rare Democrats to refuse that as well. And now here we are at the airport every week. I talk to countless TSA agents, and they are all hurting. They are angry. They are frustrated. They’re exhausted, too, by what they’ve been put through. Now, these are not wealthy people. They earn around $50,000 a year. That should be our wheelhouse. I mean, they’re union government workers, and now if we refuse to give them a paycheck—don’t talk about affordability if you don’t even provide them with a paycheck. So it’s always wrong, regardless of which party is doing it, to shut down our government. It’s fundamentally wrong, and that’s why I refuse to be a part of it.”
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Sen. Fetterman says government shutdowns hurt working Americans, warning unpaid TSA agents are struggling while political fights create chaos: “For me, I’ve said this from the beginning, and I remind everybody there was a long shutdown just last year too, and I was one of the rare Democrats to refuse that as well. And now here we are at the airport every week. I talk to countless TSA agents, and they are all hurting. They are angry. They are frustrated. They’re exhausted, too, by what they’ve been put through. Now, these are not wealthy people. They earn around $50,000 a year. That should be our wheelhouse. I mean, they’re union government workers, and now if we refuse to give them a paycheck—don’t talk about affordability if you don’t even provide them with a paycheck. So it’s always wrong, regardless of which party is doing it, to shut down our government. It’s fundamentally wrong, and that’s why I refuse to be a part of it.”

Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

164,177 次观看 • 3 个月前

Democrat Senator John Fetterman confirms the Democrat Party is only worried about opposing everything Donald Trump does Reporter “Who do you think leads the Democratic party today?” John Fetterman “Oh, we don't, we don't have one. I the TDS, I think that's the leader right now. Right now our party is governed by the TDS and now it's made it virtually impossible without being punished as a Democrat to agree something's good or I agree with the other side. — I am literally the only Democrat in America in Congress that I've come across that's saying, I think it's a great thing to break and destroy the Iranian regime. I think it's entirely appropriate to hold them accountable. And what's strange to me that every single Democrat that's run for president and anyone that I know in Congress says, we must never allow them to acquire a nuclear bomb. When that happens, why not celebrate that or acknowledge that I have only witnessed just criticism and this kinds of, this kinds of attack. Like, yeah, you don't have to agree on every single thing, but when a good thing happens, just because it comes from the different party, that that tells me that you're choosing the demand of the base or the party, over country”
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Democrat Senator John Fetterman confirms the Democrat Party is only worried about opposing everything Donald Trump does Reporter “Who do you think leads the Democratic party today?” John Fetterman “Oh, we don't, we don't have one. I the TDS, I think that's the leader right now. Right now our party is governed by the TDS and now it's made it virtually impossible without being punished as a Democrat to agree something's good or I agree with the other side. — I am literally the only Democrat in America in Congress that I've come across that's saying, I think it's a great thing to break and destroy the Iranian regime. I think it's entirely appropriate to hold them accountable. And what's strange to me that every single Democrat that's run for president and anyone that I know in Congress says, we must never allow them to acquire a nuclear bomb. When that happens, why not celebrate that or acknowledge that I have only witnessed just criticism and this kinds of, this kinds of attack. Like, yeah, you don't have to agree on every single thing, but when a good thing happens, just because it comes from the different party, that that tells me that you're choosing the demand of the base or the party, over country”

Wall Street Apes

299,379 次观看 • 3 个月前

Even Bill Maher’s liberal audience is now APPLAUDING after he says Trump’s ballroom plans actually make sense. John Fetterman was two tables away from the latest assassination attempt, and he says he saw the “entire line of succession” flashing before his eyes. FETTERMAN: “I don’t care about the ballroom.” MAHER: “I don’t either. Yeah. I mean, it’s like so stupid. It’s such a Rorschach test of whether you just hate. We saw with the assassination attempt a couple of weeks ago. America probably does need [it]… This is America and we don’t want people sitting in tents to have dinner.” FETTERMAN: “I was two tables away at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner. I witnessed this.” MAHER: “Two tables from the attempt, you mean?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah. I had to see that. Like the entire line of succession was right there and realized that we’ve put, there’s real danger there. We got really lucky there, for a lot of reasons. We need to have a more secure place to do these kinds of events.”
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Even Bill Maher’s liberal audience is now APPLAUDING after he says Trump’s ballroom plans actually make sense. John Fetterman was two tables away from the latest assassination attempt, and he says he saw the “entire line of succession” flashing before his eyes. FETTERMAN: “I don’t care about the ballroom.” MAHER: “I don’t either. Yeah. I mean, it’s like so stupid. It’s such a Rorschach test of whether you just hate. We saw with the assassination attempt a couple of weeks ago. America probably does need [it]… This is America and we don’t want people sitting in tents to have dinner.” FETTERMAN: “I was two tables away at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner. I witnessed this.” MAHER: “Two tables from the attempt, you mean?” FETTERMAN: “Yeah. I had to see that. Like the entire line of succession was right there and realized that we’ve put, there’s real danger there. We got really lucky there, for a lot of reasons. We need to have a more secure place to do these kinds of events.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

614,505 次观看 • 2 个月前

Sean Hannity APOLOGIZED to Senator John Fetterman after a chance meeting at Mar-a-Lago — admitting he had him completely wrong. “Everything I thought about you was wrong.” Hannity says the moment happened face-to-face and he didn’t hold anything back: HANNITY: “This is the untold story. The untold story is I walked up to you and I said, ‘Senator, very nice to meet you.’ I said, ‘You should hate me. I’m an asshole.’” “And I don’t know if you remember that part.” “Because by that time, I’d begun to realize I had you all wrong. Everything I believed, thought about you, and I really believed it…was wrong.” Fetterman responded by doubling down on something rare in politics right now: FETTERMAN: “That’s the truth about today now.” “And when you actually have a chance to sit down and have conversations…that’s why I’m always committed to doing that and sit down.” “And I don’t have grudges or I just [like] to have these conversations.”
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Sean Hannity APOLOGIZED to Senator John Fetterman after a chance meeting at Mar-a-Lago — admitting he had him completely wrong. “Everything I thought about you was wrong.” Hannity says the moment happened face-to-face and he didn’t hold anything back: HANNITY: “This is the untold story. The untold story is I walked up to you and I said, ‘Senator, very nice to meet you.’ I said, ‘You should hate me. I’m an asshole.’” “And I don’t know if you remember that part.” “Because by that time, I’d begun to realize I had you all wrong. Everything I believed, thought about you, and I really believed it…was wrong.” Fetterman responded by doubling down on something rare in politics right now: FETTERMAN: “That’s the truth about today now.” “And when you actually have a chance to sit down and have conversations…that’s why I’m always committed to doing that and sit down.” “And I don’t have grudges or I just [like] to have these conversations.”

Overton

257,124 次观看 • 4 个月前

Cuomo got more than he bargained for tonight. He thought he could corner Senator Fetterman over the Venezuelan strikes, but instead, he got shut down...calmly, factually, and on the record. Cuomo pressed Fetterman on why he broke with his party and refused to back the War Powers Resolution. Fetterman offered Cuomo a gentle reminder that instantly nuked his entire argument. CUOMO: “Senator, why were you not willing to go along with Senator Rand Paul…and other Democrats with his War Powers Resolution to require the president to come and make a show to the Congress before continuing with unilateral military plans and actions?” FETTERMAN: “I think what’s happening right now is consistent. I think that to me it’s not unreasonable to compare that to what would president Obama’s been doing during his presidency and he was using drone hits and he took out thousands of people and terrorists.” “Of course, if I was in the Senate that time, I would have supported those as well too.” “You know, that’s the president and you do have some kind of discretion and kinds of things.” “Now, I don’t think anyone in the Senate with support like a full on land invasion, or putting American boots in Venezuela. But currently at right now, that’s not what’s happening.” “And there is extensive corporation with nations in the region. And these are not just random strikes. They know exactly that it’s in and that’s not…and again, it’s been very clear that they decline on often kinds of boats.” “When they can’t be absolutely sure exactly what’s on it and who’s on it, including no women and children or anything.”
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Cuomo got more than he bargained for tonight. He thought he could corner Senator Fetterman over the Venezuelan strikes, but instead, he got shut down...calmly, factually, and on the record. Cuomo pressed Fetterman on why he broke with his party and refused to back the War Powers Resolution. Fetterman offered Cuomo a gentle reminder that instantly nuked his entire argument. CUOMO: “Senator, why were you not willing to go along with Senator Rand Paul…and other Democrats with his War Powers Resolution to require the president to come and make a show to the Congress before continuing with unilateral military plans and actions?” FETTERMAN: “I think what’s happening right now is consistent. I think that to me it’s not unreasonable to compare that to what would president Obama’s been doing during his presidency and he was using drone hits and he took out thousands of people and terrorists.” “Of course, if I was in the Senate that time, I would have supported those as well too.” “You know, that’s the president and you do have some kind of discretion and kinds of things.” “Now, I don’t think anyone in the Senate with support like a full on land invasion, or putting American boots in Venezuela. But currently at right now, that’s not what’s happening.” “And there is extensive corporation with nations in the region. And these are not just random strikes. They know exactly that it’s in and that’s not…and again, it’s been very clear that they decline on often kinds of boats.” “When they can’t be absolutely sure exactly what’s on it and who’s on it, including no women and children or anything.”

Overton

59,281 次观看 • 7 个月前

Senator Fetterman says he and socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani agree on one thing: it’s reasonable to meet with the president if invited. But Fetterman called out the blatant double standard from Democrats over how he was treated versus Mamdani. FETTERMAN: “Well, we actually have some common ground with me and the socialist guy.” “We both agree it’s reasonable to meet with the president if they invite [you] to sit down and talk with them.” “I think what’s different is I haven’t seen a lot of blow back for Mamdani to do this but I got a lot, and I think it’s perfectly reasonable to sit down and have this conversation, and that’s what I have done back in January.”
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Senator Fetterman says he and socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani agree on one thing: it’s reasonable to meet with the president if invited. But Fetterman called out the blatant double standard from Democrats over how he was treated versus Mamdani. FETTERMAN: “Well, we actually have some common ground with me and the socialist guy.” “We both agree it’s reasonable to meet with the president if they invite [you] to sit down and talk with them.” “I think what’s different is I haven’t seen a lot of blow back for Mamdani to do this but I got a lot, and I think it’s perfectly reasonable to sit down and have this conversation, and that’s what I have done back in January.”

Overton

849,340 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨 WOW! Sen. John Fetterman just EXPOSED Democrats complaining over President Trump's $13M Lincoln Reflecting Pool renovations, saying HUSSEIN OBAMA spent $34 MILLION — and yet it STILL was filthy and festering "I think it's entirely appropriate. I mean, I think I've seen a picture...the reflecting pool looks GOOD! If that's $13 million, that's small." "President Obama correctly, he invested $34 million to make some upgrades. I mean, America's turning 250 years old. Why would we want to make sure everything looking great?!" "And now we do need a ballroom. You know, we we do." BRUTAL. h/t Aaron Rupar
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🚨 WOW! Sen. John Fetterman just EXPOSED Democrats complaining over President Trump's $13M Lincoln Reflecting Pool renovations, saying HUSSEIN OBAMA spent $34 MILLION — and yet it STILL was filthy and festering "I think it's entirely appropriate. I mean, I think I've seen a picture...the reflecting pool looks GOOD! If that's $13 million, that's small." "President Obama correctly, he invested $34 million to make some upgrades. I mean, America's turning 250 years old. Why would we want to make sure everything looking great?!" "And now we do need a ballroom. You know, we we do." BRUTAL. h/t Aaron Rupar

Eric Daugherty

177,821 次观看 • 2 个月前

Senator John Fetterman just said what the vast majority of the Democrat Party is INCAPABLE of admitting about Minneapolis and immigration. He even pulled out a piece of paper showing the percentage of criminals arrested by ICE to illustrate his point. FETTERMAN: “What I am seeing it as it was a tragedy, I wish it never happened. I think we can all agree on that.” “Really what’s happening… it’s like we step back, where we brought that to as a Democratic, when I arrived in the Senate back in 2023, it was clear we are failing at our border.” “If you look at the kinds of things we’ve had, this is starting to happen. This is from The New York Times, that’s encounters at our border and it was skyrocketing.” “That’s unsustainable, when you reach almost 300,000 people, that’s unsustainable and we need to… as a Democrat it shouldn’t be unreasonable to want to secure our border.” “Let’s also talk about ICE. Absolutely, again what happened in Minneapolis was absolutely tragic. If you think now this is from The Washington Post, this is the latest statistics, these are people that ICE [has arrested].” “67% have criminal charges, pending ones… that’s more than two thirds of the people.”
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Senator John Fetterman just said what the vast majority of the Democrat Party is INCAPABLE of admitting about Minneapolis and immigration. He even pulled out a piece of paper showing the percentage of criminals arrested by ICE to illustrate his point. FETTERMAN: “What I am seeing it as it was a tragedy, I wish it never happened. I think we can all agree on that.” “Really what’s happening… it’s like we step back, where we brought that to as a Democratic, when I arrived in the Senate back in 2023, it was clear we are failing at our border.” “If you look at the kinds of things we’ve had, this is starting to happen. This is from The New York Times, that’s encounters at our border and it was skyrocketing.” “That’s unsustainable, when you reach almost 300,000 people, that’s unsustainable and we need to… as a Democrat it shouldn’t be unreasonable to want to secure our border.” “Let’s also talk about ICE. Absolutely, again what happened in Minneapolis was absolutely tragic. If you think now this is from The Washington Post, this is the latest statistics, these are people that ICE [has arrested].” “67% have criminal charges, pending ones… that’s more than two thirds of the people.”

Overton

298,134 次观看 • 6 个月前

Sen. Fetterman says stopping Iran from getting a nuclear weapon is about country over party, urging Americans to stand behind decisive action that strengthens regional security and U.S. interests: “Every single member of the Senate has agreed that we can never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb. So are you really committed to that? Are you willing to just put out tweets and use some harsh language, or are you going to support the red lines that actually produce that outcome? Now look at the situation after what the president decided to do. I truly don’t understand why people can’t just be energized and actually celebrate. So I just can’t understand. For me, it’s country over party. I’m proud to stand with our military"
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Sen. Fetterman says stopping Iran from getting a nuclear weapon is about country over party, urging Americans to stand behind decisive action that strengthens regional security and U.S. interests: “Every single member of the Senate has agreed that we can never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb. So are you really committed to that? Are you willing to just put out tweets and use some harsh language, or are you going to support the red lines that actually produce that outcome? Now look at the situation after what the president decided to do. I truly don’t understand why people can’t just be energized and actually celebrate. So I just can’t understand. For me, it’s country over party. I’m proud to stand with our military"

Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

191,470 次观看 • 4 个月前

Giants. Dragons. Biblical Fallen angels. It's so obvious they weren’t myths… What your seeing are the memories they want to hide from you... At some point you have to ask yourself: Why do EVERY ancient civilization’s texts talk about the same beings? Why are the stories consistent across continents and civilizations? And why were we taught to dismiss all of it as “just mythology”? You don’t have to believe me. Just ask yourself why questioning the narrative makes people uncomfortable. If we were lied to about this, what if we were lied to about space and our Earth as well? I mean, why would we believe ANYTHING "They" say anymore? 🧵👇
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Giants. Dragons. Biblical Fallen angels. It's so obvious they weren’t myths… What your seeing are the memories they want to hide from you... At some point you have to ask yourself: Why do EVERY ancient civilization’s texts talk about the same beings? Why are the stories consistent across continents and civilizations? And why were we taught to dismiss all of it as “just mythology”? You don’t have to believe me. Just ask yourself why questioning the narrative makes people uncomfortable. If we were lied to about this, what if we were lied to about space and our Earth as well? I mean, why would we believe ANYTHING "They" say anymore? 🧵👇

DeepWebSlinger

67,858 次观看 • 4 个月前

WATCH: President Trump’s wins are stacking up so quickly, even CNN has no choice but to acknowledge they respect him. ”I think you really have to give a lot of credit to Donald Trump, whether or not you like the way that he moves. I was thinking about …when we looked back to the last administration, it was Senator Manchin, and Senator Kyrsten Sinema, the reason why then President Biden didn't get all of the more liberal policies that he wanted…And you did not hear President Biden threatening to primary them. You did not hear President Biden pushing his political allies to put up ads against them in the way that you're seeing Donald Trump do it.”
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WATCH: President Trump’s wins are stacking up so quickly, even CNN has no choice but to acknowledge they respect him. ”I think you really have to give a lot of credit to Donald Trump, whether or not you like the way that he moves. I was thinking about …when we looked back to the last administration, it was Senator Manchin, and Senator Kyrsten Sinema, the reason why then President Biden didn't get all of the more liberal policies that he wanted…And you did not hear President Biden threatening to primary them. You did not hear President Biden pushing his political allies to put up ads against them in the way that you're seeing Donald Trump do it.”

DeVory Darkins

159,098 次观看 • 1 年前