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[trans JPN/ENG] Post-match interview with Yuki Ishikawa for BS-TBS. -First of all, since this was the first match, there may have been different atmospheres, but what do you think about the fact that you won this first match in straight sets? Yuki: Well, as a win, I think it's fantastic that we managed to win 3-0, so I consider that positive. As for the content, there are still some things that aren't quite right, and also, I think there were too many aces on return today, so I think that's something we need to improve in the future. Masa: It's quite unusual for Ishikawa to join the Nation League in the first round and play, so what are your thoughts or feelings about it? Yuki: It's been a while since I joined the team in the first round, and even though the time to practice has been short, I'm happy to be able to play matches right from the first round like this. I haven't had many opportunities to play matches with my club this season, so I was looking forward to it. However, my performance today was only good in the first set, and then it dropped off a bit after that, so I hope to improve in matches and throughout the Nation League. Masa: You mentioned your performance earlier, but since today was the first match, were there any problems you noticed in this first match? Yuki: Yes, in addition to what I said before, I think we did a lot of trial and error. Our reception, so I think it's something we need to improve on. Even so, we managed not to lose a set, and although we were helped by our opponents' mistakes, I think we deserve credit for winning 3-0. -Captain, the next match is against Poland. Could you tell us about your aspirations for that match? Yuki: Poland is very tall and has many young players on the rise, so we'll keep that in mind, and we've identified areas where we can improve further compared to today. We'll approach the match against Poland by working on those aspects.
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[trans JPN/ENG] Post-match interview with Yuki Ishikawa for BS-TBS. -First of all, since this was the first match, there may have been different atmospheres, but what do you think about the fact that you won this first match in straight sets? Yuki: Well, as a win, I think it's fantastic that we managed to win 3-0, so I consider that positive. As for the content, there are still some things that aren't quite right, and also, I think there were too many aces on return today, so I think that's something we need to improve in the future. Masa: It's quite unusual for Ishikawa to join the Nation League in the first round and play, so what are your thoughts or feelings about it? Yuki: It's been a while since I joined the team in the first round, and even though the time to practice has been short, I'm happy to be able to play matches right from the first round like this. I haven't had many opportunities to play matches with my club this season, so I was looking forward to it. However, my performance today was only good in the first set, and then it dropped off a bit after that, so I hope to improve in matches and throughout the Nation League. Masa: You mentioned your performance earlier, but since today was the first match, were there any problems you noticed in this first match? Yuki: Yes, in addition to what I said before, I think we did a lot of trial and error. Our reception, so I think it's something we need to improve on. Even so, we managed not to lose a set, and although we were helped by our opponents' mistakes, I think we deserve credit for winning 3-0. -Captain, the next match is against Poland. Could you tell us about your aspirations for that match? Yuki: Poland is very tall and has many young players on the rise, so we'll keep that in mind, and we've identified areas where we can improve further compared to today. We'll approach the match against Poland by working on those aspects.

joey, and flower 🌼

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The World Cup starts tonight! ⚽️ But by the end of the first match, we’ll be one man down. Someone dies by suicide in our country every 90 minutes. Three-quarters of these are men. I spoke with Luke the co-founder of #ANDYSMANCLUB about male suicide, mental health and the help that is out there. 👇 Andy's Man Club is an incredible organisation that helps men across Britain open up, talk about what is going on in their lives, and help one another. I have been to sessions in my constituency and was overwhelmed by the support they can offer men dealing with all sorts of problems in their lives - small or large. In each session, a football is passed around the group to share thoughts, challenges, and successes. Simple, but effective and liberating! As a government, we take mental heath - and men's mental health - seriously. We published England’s first Men's Health Strategy last year, which committed further funding for suicide prevention programmes, recognising that suicide is one of the biggest killer of men under 50. We are investing £3.6 million in community based suicide prevention projects - and supporting the Premier League Together Against Suicide initiative with Samaritans. And this is a challenge for all of us, not just government. As a society we can do more to encourage men to open up, get the weight off their shoulders. That is a key part of our Men and Boys work led by David Lammy - amplifying the issues, assuring folk there is help out there. Enjoy the football, look out for one another, and know there is support out there!
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The World Cup starts tonight! ⚽️ But by the end of the first match, we’ll be one man down. Someone dies by suicide in our country every 90 minutes. Three-quarters of these are men. I spoke with Luke the co-founder of #ANDYSMANCLUB about male suicide, mental health and the help that is out there. 👇 Andy's Man Club is an incredible organisation that helps men across Britain open up, talk about what is going on in their lives, and help one another. I have been to sessions in my constituency and was overwhelmed by the support they can offer men dealing with all sorts of problems in their lives - small or large. In each session, a football is passed around the group to share thoughts, challenges, and successes. Simple, but effective and liberating! As a government, we take mental heath - and men's mental health - seriously. We published England’s first Men's Health Strategy last year, which committed further funding for suicide prevention programmes, recognising that suicide is one of the biggest killer of men under 50. We are investing £3.6 million in community based suicide prevention projects - and supporting the Premier League Together Against Suicide initiative with Samaritans. And this is a challenge for all of us, not just government. As a society we can do more to encourage men to open up, get the weight off their shoulders. That is a key part of our Men and Boys work led by David Lammy - amplifying the issues, assuring folk there is help out there. Enjoy the football, look out for one another, and know there is support out there!

Jake Richards MP

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Yuji Nishida interview after match with Slovenia: "We want to turn this experience into something that makes us stronger and prepare us to move forward"🥹 Yuji: Certainly, the fact that we managed to finish the preliminary round without a single loss, something our team had never achieved before, was a truly significant achievement. That said, once the Finals began, that result no longer mattered to us. The only thing we were focused on was continuing to earn one win at a time, one win at a time, in front of us. However, game after game, there were small inaccuracies, small misalignments in our play. There were balls that we normally would have defended but that we instead failed to get. Perhaps these were aspects that we were able to do well during the preliminary round, but that we weren't able to replicate in the Finals. I think this influenced the final result. The number of wins achieved in the preliminary round doesn't change, but the fact that we weren't able to earn the final two wins needed after that round is something that leaves us with a great deal of regret. - What do you think the team needs to improve on? Yuji: Yes... of course, there are physical aspects where our opponents have qualities that we don't possess, but that's not something we focus on particularly. Rather, I believe there are still many areas where we can improve, especially in defense. We can definitely raise our level further. Our serve effectiveness is also an area we need to review and improve. This applies both to me personally and to the entire team: these are areas where we can still make a qualitative leap. That's why we want to approach everything positively and try to improve between now and the Asian Championships. If we had won the tournament undefeated, or if we had achieved a great result, we probably would have focused only on the positive aspects. Instead, finding ourselves in this situation now can become an opportunity for growth. We want to turn this experience into something that makes us stronger and prepare us to move forward. credit: Kyodo
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Yuji Nishida interview after match with Slovenia: "We want to turn this experience into something that makes us stronger and prepare us to move forward"🥹 Yuji: Certainly, the fact that we managed to finish the preliminary round without a single loss, something our team had never achieved before, was a truly significant achievement. That said, once the Finals began, that result no longer mattered to us. The only thing we were focused on was continuing to earn one win at a time, one win at a time, in front of us. However, game after game, there were small inaccuracies, small misalignments in our play. There were balls that we normally would have defended but that we instead failed to get. Perhaps these were aspects that we were able to do well during the preliminary round, but that we weren't able to replicate in the Finals. I think this influenced the final result. The number of wins achieved in the preliminary round doesn't change, but the fact that we weren't able to earn the final two wins needed after that round is something that leaves us with a great deal of regret. - What do you think the team needs to improve on? Yuji: Yes... of course, there are physical aspects where our opponents have qualities that we don't possess, but that's not something we focus on particularly. Rather, I believe there are still many areas where we can improve, especially in defense. We can definitely raise our level further. Our serve effectiveness is also an area we need to review and improve. This applies both to me personally and to the entire team: these are areas where we can still make a qualitative leap. That's why we want to approach everything positively and try to improve between now and the Asian Championships. If we had won the tournament undefeated, or if we had achieved a great result, we probably would have focused only on the positive aspects. Instead, finding ourselves in this situation now can become an opportunity for growth. We want to turn this experience into something that makes us stronger and prepare us to move forward. credit: Kyodo

joey, and flower 🌼

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‼️🚨🔵PRESSER🔵🚨‼️ 🎙 Liam Rosenior’s Full Pre-Pafos Press Conference – Part 1/2 🔹 Liam Rosenior on illness/injury: “Enzo Fernandez was ill yesterday 🤒 and missed training. There were signs of it during the game. Fortunately, Estevao is back in ✅, Gittens is back in ✅, Malo Gusto is back involved ✅. There’s a few coughs 🤧. We’re working very hard, we need to make sure the players are right for the game.” ⚠️⚽ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on managing in the Champions League: “Your dream, as a player or manager, is to be at the top of the game — the Champions League is a signal of that 🏆. It’s not about me; my focus is on winning the game and being successful here.” 🎯 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Jacquet transfer rumours: “You’ll know about me — I don’t speak about players from other clubs until something is agreed with the player. I think it’s so disrespectful.” ❌🗣️ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Disasi in training and Sterling latest: “My decision on Axel — I had a really good meeting with him a couple of days ago 🤝. I said to the players when I came in that it’s a clean slate for everybody, so it was only right for me to chat with him. He’s behind in terms of his fitness and match fitness, and we’ll work with him. We’re in conversations with Raheem at the moment about different things going on in his career 👀. Hopefully that will be clearer in the next couple of days.” ⏳ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Tosin injury: “Unfortunately for Tosin, there’s something in his hamstring 🤕 that is going to rule him out for the next few weeks.” ⏱️ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Delap progress: “I’ve been delighted — not just with Liam but with a lot of the players I’ve worked with in my career 👏. I always keep a track of the players I’ve worked with, and it was so good to see him play at the level I know he is capable of in the Premier League. It wasn’t a surprise he ended up here. I am going to keep pushing him to keep improving.” 📈💪 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Enzo Fernandez being linked with a move away: “It means nothing to me 🤷‍♂️. When you’re a world-class player, there is always going to be speculation you cannot control. Enzo has been outstanding in the time I have worked with him ⭐. He was ill on Saturday — the way he covered the ground surprised me. He’s a Chelsea player 🔵. I hope we’re going to have a successful working relationship in the long-term and short-term.” 🤝 #CFC | #Chelsea | #UCL | #Interviews 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC via Telegram 📹 HaytersTv via Youtube
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‼️🚨🔵PRESSER🔵🚨‼️ 🎙 Liam Rosenior’s Full Pre-Pafos Press Conference – Part 1/2 🔹 Liam Rosenior on illness/injury: “Enzo Fernandez was ill yesterday 🤒 and missed training. There were signs of it during the game. Fortunately, Estevao is back in ✅, Gittens is back in ✅, Malo Gusto is back involved ✅. There’s a few coughs 🤧. We’re working very hard, we need to make sure the players are right for the game.” ⚠️⚽ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on managing in the Champions League: “Your dream, as a player or manager, is to be at the top of the game — the Champions League is a signal of that 🏆. It’s not about me; my focus is on winning the game and being successful here.” 🎯 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Jacquet transfer rumours: “You’ll know about me — I don’t speak about players from other clubs until something is agreed with the player. I think it’s so disrespectful.” ❌🗣️ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Disasi in training and Sterling latest: “My decision on Axel — I had a really good meeting with him a couple of days ago 🤝. I said to the players when I came in that it’s a clean slate for everybody, so it was only right for me to chat with him. He’s behind in terms of his fitness and match fitness, and we’ll work with him. We’re in conversations with Raheem at the moment about different things going on in his career 👀. Hopefully that will be clearer in the next couple of days.” ⏳ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Tosin injury: “Unfortunately for Tosin, there’s something in his hamstring 🤕 that is going to rule him out for the next few weeks.” ⏱️ 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Delap progress: “I’ve been delighted — not just with Liam but with a lot of the players I’ve worked with in my career 👏. I always keep a track of the players I’ve worked with, and it was so good to see him play at the level I know he is capable of in the Premier League. It wasn’t a surprise he ended up here. I am going to keep pushing him to keep improving.” 📈💪 🔹 Liam Rosenior on Enzo Fernandez being linked with a move away: “It means nothing to me 🤷‍♂️. When you’re a world-class player, there is always going to be speculation you cannot control. Enzo has been outstanding in the time I have worked with him ⭐. He was ill on Saturday — the way he covered the ground surprised me. He’s a Chelsea player 🔵. I hope we’re going to have a successful working relationship in the long-term and short-term.” 🤝 #CFC | #Chelsea | #UCL | #Interviews 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC via Telegram 📹 HaytersTv via Youtube

Miki Djan

21,823 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Full interview with Yuki Ishikawa after the match against Canada: Yuki: We weren't able to move forward after the loss to Turkey, and we thought we'd turned the page, but looking at the result, I don't think we were able to move forward. -Today's match made it difficult for us to advance to the group stage, so how do you take this result? Yuki: I think it's very tough, and Turkey has six points, and Canada also has six points, so we can't go any further. So we're here, but we still have one match left, so we need to think about how to handle it first. And then there are even more important matches coming up, like the Asian Championships next year, so we want to play in a way that will get us to those matches. -I think we've just started our journey towards Los Angeles, but what kind of volleyball do you want Japan to play from here on out? Yuki: Exactly. Seeing this result, I once again had the feeling that we're not a strong team, so I think each of us has more to improve. We didn't do much at this World Cup, and I think it was just one season, so we'll reflect on that and move on to the next one.
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Full interview with Yuki Ishikawa after the match against Canada: Yuki: We weren't able to move forward after the loss to Turkey, and we thought we'd turned the page, but looking at the result, I don't think we were able to move forward. -Today's match made it difficult for us to advance to the group stage, so how do you take this result? Yuki: I think it's very tough, and Turkey has six points, and Canada also has six points, so we can't go any further. So we're here, but we still have one match left, so we need to think about how to handle it first. And then there are even more important matches coming up, like the Asian Championships next year, so we want to play in a way that will get us to those matches. -I think we've just started our journey towards Los Angeles, but what kind of volleyball do you want Japan to play from here on out? Yuki: Exactly. Seeing this result, I once again had the feeling that we're not a strong team, so I think each of us has more to improve. We didn't do much at this World Cup, and I think it was just one season, so we'll reflect on that and move on to the next one.

joey, and flower 🌼

183,779 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

Further revelations on Birmingham City Council candidate Shahid Butt. Shahid Butt was convicted in Yemen on terror charges in 1999 amid claims he was part of a terrorist enterprise targeting the country. He was reportedly found guilty of forming an armed gang and conspiring to bomb the British consulate, an Anglican church and a Swiss-owned hotel in Yemen. He was jailed for five years in Yemen, and before that had reportedly been jailed in Birmingham for violence. In previous media appearances, he claimed that “IDF babykillers” were “desecrating” and “dirtying” Birmingham, and that Muslims should not be friends with Jews. CAA’s online investigations have also found that Mr Butt appeared on the ‘Beyond the Surface’ podcast in November 2025 to discuss the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban and made the following comments: • “And this Zionist entity and all its supporters are the spawn of the devil. They are shaitans and they are satan worshippers…” • “… Judaism has been hijacked by Zionism, by these white supremacists.” • “Zionism is a white supremacist project. It always has been.” Then, in February 2026, TalkTV aired a pre-recorded interview with Mr Butt in which he was asked “Do you condemn Islamic extremism”. Mr Butt responds “... if you're talking about groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda, of course I condemn that”, but continues: “Hamas is a legitimate group that is fighting for the freedom of the Palestinians.” To the question “So they’re not a terrorist organisation?”, he responds: “No”, and continues: “October the seventh was a reflection of what was going on there.” It is astounding that people like this are in public life in this country.
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Further revelations on Birmingham City Council candidate Shahid Butt. Shahid Butt was convicted in Yemen on terror charges in 1999 amid claims he was part of a terrorist enterprise targeting the country. He was reportedly found guilty of forming an armed gang and conspiring to bomb the British consulate, an Anglican church and a Swiss-owned hotel in Yemen. He was jailed for five years in Yemen, and before that had reportedly been jailed in Birmingham for violence. In previous media appearances, he claimed that “IDF babykillers” were “desecrating” and “dirtying” Birmingham, and that Muslims should not be friends with Jews. CAA’s online investigations have also found that Mr Butt appeared on the ‘Beyond the Surface’ podcast in November 2025 to discuss the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban and made the following comments: • “And this Zionist entity and all its supporters are the spawn of the devil. They are shaitans and they are satan worshippers…” • “… Judaism has been hijacked by Zionism, by these white supremacists.” • “Zionism is a white supremacist project. It always has been.” Then, in February 2026, TalkTV aired a pre-recorded interview with Mr Butt in which he was asked “Do you condemn Islamic extremism”. Mr Butt responds “... if you're talking about groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda, of course I condemn that”, but continues: “Hamas is a legitimate group that is fighting for the freedom of the Palestinians.” To the question “So they’re not a terrorist organisation?”, he responds: “No”, and continues: “October the seventh was a reflection of what was going on there.” It is astounding that people like this are in public life in this country.

Campaign Against Antisemitism

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🇷🇺🏥 Russian military hospitals are overflowing with wounded soldiers from the Ukrainian frontlines. 🩹 “The hospitals are overcrowded — completely, to be honest. The doctors are exhausted; they’re struggling too. There are so many severely wounded… More and more are being brought in — some in extremely critical condition. Many have amputations — two, sometimes even three limbs.” 🔸 Vladimir Kazazaev, a severely wounded serviceman from the 239th Tank Regiment of the 90th Tank Division (Military Unit 89547), has publicly complained about being classified as ‘civilian disabled’ and not receiving compensation for his injury. 🔸 He is currently hospitalized at Moscow’s No. 2 War Veterans Hospital, which, according to him, is packed with severely wounded soldiers. He notes that such a situation was not seen before, but now, due to the dire conditions at the front, trainloads of wounded troops are arriving. 🔸 Kazazaev said he also received treatment at the Vishnevsky Central Military Hospital in Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region, where the situation is even worse — there aren’t enough beds, and many wounded lie directly in the corridors. He added: “Men lie in the hallways — severely wounded. There aren’t enough places. I spent a week there — they did absolutely nothing for me.” 🔸 He further reported that compensation for his injury remains unpaid. On July 12, 2025, he submitted all required documents to the “Defenders of the Fatherland” fund but has received no response: “No payments have arrived, nothing. That’s how our state works now. It’s been a long time since any funds came through, no support at all. So, saying everything’s fine here would be a lie — there are countless violations.” 🔸 Additionally, according to Kazazaev, the soldiers in his unit never received full combat pay — instead of the promised 8,000 rubles per day, they were given only 3,000: “The rest of the money disappears somewhere — no one knows where. We’ve never been paid in full.”
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🇷🇺🏥 Russian military hospitals are overflowing with wounded soldiers from the Ukrainian frontlines. 🩹 “The hospitals are overcrowded — completely, to be honest. The doctors are exhausted; they’re struggling too. There are so many severely wounded… More and more are being brought in — some in extremely critical condition. Many have amputations — two, sometimes even three limbs.” 🔸 Vladimir Kazazaev, a severely wounded serviceman from the 239th Tank Regiment of the 90th Tank Division (Military Unit 89547), has publicly complained about being classified as ‘civilian disabled’ and not receiving compensation for his injury. 🔸 He is currently hospitalized at Moscow’s No. 2 War Veterans Hospital, which, according to him, is packed with severely wounded soldiers. He notes that such a situation was not seen before, but now, due to the dire conditions at the front, trainloads of wounded troops are arriving. 🔸 Kazazaev said he also received treatment at the Vishnevsky Central Military Hospital in Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region, where the situation is even worse — there aren’t enough beds, and many wounded lie directly in the corridors. He added: “Men lie in the hallways — severely wounded. There aren’t enough places. I spent a week there — they did absolutely nothing for me.” 🔸 He further reported that compensation for his injury remains unpaid. On July 12, 2025, he submitted all required documents to the “Defenders of the Fatherland” fund but has received no response: “No payments have arrived, nothing. That’s how our state works now. It’s been a long time since any funds came through, no support at all. So, saying everything’s fine here would be a lie — there are countless violations.” 🔸 Additionally, according to Kazazaev, the soldiers in his unit never received full combat pay — instead of the promised 8,000 rubles per day, they were given only 3,000: “The rest of the money disappears somewhere — no one knows where. We’ve never been paid in full.”

NSTRIKE

48,667 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Biological males dominate women's college volleyball game in Ontario South of the border, thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump taking office again, the war on wokeism has begun in earnest. Diversity, equity, and inclusion programs are being jettisoned at government departments and the military in favour of a meritocracy. Meanwhile, President Trump has declared that there are only two genders. Shockers! Such common sense statements make for a breath of fresh air. But alas, common sense would appear to be very uncommon in our great dominion. Indeed, in 2025, transanity – that intersection where transgenderism and insanity collide – continues unabated. Case in point, last Wednesday, the Toronto-based Centennial Colts visited Algonquin College in Barrie, Ont., to take on the Grizzlies in female varsity volleyball. Well, not entirely female. You see, the Colts still have a couple of players on the roster who are men that “identify” as women. That would be #13, Jaque Ronquillo, and #16, C.L. Viloria. Indeed, it was déjà vu all over for us. That’s because last year we took in a series of games between the Colts and the Seneca Sting. The Sting boasted three men on its roster. That’s right, there was a total of FIVE men on the court that night who were pretending to be women! For those keeping score at home, Seneca won the series. The Colts were literally outmanned on this night… But in Barrie, it was the Colts who swept the Grizzlies on this night. Alas, all of Algonquin’s players are female. They didn’t have a chance, and so it was that the Grizzlies further fell in the overall standings with a record of two wins and 15 losses. The games were hard to watch at times. Centennial’s Ronquillo and Viloria were clearly the dominant players on the court – especially when it came to spiking the ball. If anything, it made for a textbook lesson in Biology 101. Still, cheating is one thing. But the inclusion of men is also a safety issue. Viloria has reportedly attacked the ball with such heavy force that in previous games female opponents have endured concussions. But hey… diversity. It’s disgraceful. But when it comes to the woke Ontario College Athletic Association, the OCAA is perfectly fine with men who identify as women. It’s a celebration of inclusiveness or something … even though women’s sports are being destroyed in front of our eyes. After the match, Rebel News wanted to interview the gender-bender grifters as well as the real female players. But get this: we were continually harassed and our cameras were blocked. And this was being done by Georgian College staffers! Apparently, they too think that radical transgenderism is a good thing – even when their own female athletes are getting slaughtered on the court! Predictably, for the crime of asking insensitive questions, we were frog-marched off the premises by security guards. The free press was censored as Ronquillo and Viloria showered in the female changeroom! Maybe we should’ve called the cops regarding this perversion on campus? But really, in Justin Trudeau’s Canada, what’s the point? It's all so sad, really. The motto of the Algonquin Grizzlies is “Own the den.” But on this night, the den was surrendered to male invaders. And speaking of bruins, just where the hell is Mama and Papa Bear? Why are the parents sitting in the stands and casually watching such a grotesque spectacle? Why are they perfectly ok with seeing their daughters brutalized in such a fashion? In the final analysis, this transanity garbage ends tomorrow if the female players en masse refuse to play. But for some reason, they refuse to reclaim their sport. Why? Are they so indoctrinated that they actually subscribe to the falsehood that “transwomen are real women”? Are they afraid of being labeled as “transphobes”? It’s baffling. Rebel News will continue to expose transanity on the courts, in the playing fields, and in the swimming pools. But that’s all we can do: chronicle this disgusting trend. When it comes to actual tangible change, this is in the hands of the real female athletes. Unless, that is, they are perfectly fine with male losers who can’t make the men’s team – and instead, poach positions on the women’s team that rightfully belong to real women. REPORT by David Menzies:
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Biological males dominate women's college volleyball game in Ontario South of the border, thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump taking office again, the war on wokeism has begun in earnest. Diversity, equity, and inclusion programs are being jettisoned at government departments and the military in favour of a meritocracy. Meanwhile, President Trump has declared that there are only two genders. Shockers! Such common sense statements make for a breath of fresh air. But alas, common sense would appear to be very uncommon in our great dominion. Indeed, in 2025, transanity – that intersection where transgenderism and insanity collide – continues unabated. Case in point, last Wednesday, the Toronto-based Centennial Colts visited Algonquin College in Barrie, Ont., to take on the Grizzlies in female varsity volleyball. Well, not entirely female. You see, the Colts still have a couple of players on the roster who are men that “identify” as women. That would be #13, Jaque Ronquillo, and #16, C.L. Viloria. Indeed, it was déjà vu all over for us. That’s because last year we took in a series of games between the Colts and the Seneca Sting. The Sting boasted three men on its roster. That’s right, there was a total of FIVE men on the court that night who were pretending to be women! For those keeping score at home, Seneca won the series. The Colts were literally outmanned on this night… But in Barrie, it was the Colts who swept the Grizzlies on this night. Alas, all of Algonquin’s players are female. They didn’t have a chance, and so it was that the Grizzlies further fell in the overall standings with a record of two wins and 15 losses. The games were hard to watch at times. Centennial’s Ronquillo and Viloria were clearly the dominant players on the court – especially when it came to spiking the ball. If anything, it made for a textbook lesson in Biology 101. Still, cheating is one thing. But the inclusion of men is also a safety issue. Viloria has reportedly attacked the ball with such heavy force that in previous games female opponents have endured concussions. But hey… diversity. It’s disgraceful. But when it comes to the woke Ontario College Athletic Association, the OCAA is perfectly fine with men who identify as women. It’s a celebration of inclusiveness or something … even though women’s sports are being destroyed in front of our eyes. After the match, Rebel News wanted to interview the gender-bender grifters as well as the real female players. But get this: we were continually harassed and our cameras were blocked. And this was being done by Georgian College staffers! Apparently, they too think that radical transgenderism is a good thing – even when their own female athletes are getting slaughtered on the court! Predictably, for the crime of asking insensitive questions, we were frog-marched off the premises by security guards. The free press was censored as Ronquillo and Viloria showered in the female changeroom! Maybe we should’ve called the cops regarding this perversion on campus? But really, in Justin Trudeau’s Canada, what’s the point? It's all so sad, really. The motto of the Algonquin Grizzlies is “Own the den.” But on this night, the den was surrendered to male invaders. And speaking of bruins, just where the hell is Mama and Papa Bear? Why are the parents sitting in the stands and casually watching such a grotesque spectacle? Why are they perfectly ok with seeing their daughters brutalized in such a fashion? In the final analysis, this transanity garbage ends tomorrow if the female players en masse refuse to play. But for some reason, they refuse to reclaim their sport. Why? Are they so indoctrinated that they actually subscribe to the falsehood that “transwomen are real women”? Are they afraid of being labeled as “transphobes”? It’s baffling. Rebel News will continue to expose transanity on the courts, in the playing fields, and in the swimming pools. But that’s all we can do: chronicle this disgusting trend. When it comes to actual tangible change, this is in the hands of the real female athletes. Unless, that is, they are perfectly fine with male losers who can’t make the men’s team – and instead, poach positions on the women’s team that rightfully belong to real women. REPORT by David Menzies:

Rebel News

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‼️‼️🇷🇺🇪🇺⚠️ Western intelligence is increasingly focused on the possibility that Russia could first test NATO’s eastern flank through false-flag and hybrid operations rather than launch an immediate conventional attack, with the Baltic states emerging as the central pressure point. According to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Baltic diplomats say intelligence collected throughout the summer pointed to Russian preparations for possible false-flag operations, although there were no indications of an imminent conventional invasion. Officials stressed that such operations might not necessarily be confined to Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, pointing to suspected Russian-linked sabotage, drone incursions and other hostile activity elsewhere in Europe. The concern has become serious enough that CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow this week to directly warn the Kremlin against escalating with NATO members, particularly the three Baltic states. The emerging picture suggests that the immediate danger to Eastern Europe may not be Russian armored formations crossing NATO’s borders, but a gradual campaign designed to probe the Alliance below the threshold of open war. False-flag incidents, sabotage, cyberattacks, electronic warfare and controlled military provocations could allow Moscow to test NATO’s reaction and political unity before deciding whether further escalation is possible. Washington’s decision to brief allies next week on Ratcliffe’s Moscow talks, combined with the fact that Baltic allies were informed about his mission beforehand, shows that the possibility of Russia testing NATO is now being treated as a serious collective-security issue rather than merely a Baltic concern. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇷🇺🇪🇺⚠️ Western intelligence is increasingly focused on the possibility that Russia could first test NATO’s eastern flank through false-flag and hybrid operations rather than launch an immediate conventional attack, with the Baltic states emerging as the central pressure point. According to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Baltic diplomats say intelligence collected throughout the summer pointed to Russian preparations for possible false-flag operations, although there were no indications of an imminent conventional invasion. Officials stressed that such operations might not necessarily be confined to Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, pointing to suspected Russian-linked sabotage, drone incursions and other hostile activity elsewhere in Europe. The concern has become serious enough that CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow this week to directly warn the Kremlin against escalating with NATO members, particularly the three Baltic states. The emerging picture suggests that the immediate danger to Eastern Europe may not be Russian armored formations crossing NATO’s borders, but a gradual campaign designed to probe the Alliance below the threshold of open war. False-flag incidents, sabotage, cyberattacks, electronic warfare and controlled military provocations could allow Moscow to test NATO’s reaction and political unity before deciding whether further escalation is possible. Washington’s decision to brief allies next week on Ratcliffe’s Moscow talks, combined with the fact that Baltic allies were informed about his mission beforehand, shows that the possibility of Russia testing NATO is now being treated as a serious collective-security issue rather than merely a Baltic concern. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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We've had no load shedding for over six months and everyone's wondering how the problem got fixed "so quickly" when we've been saddled with load shedding for 17 years 🤯 I'll tell you one thing about Mteto Nyati, he's a really nice guy when you meet him but you can feel the fire in his eyes when he talks about our country and Eskom 🔥 A few weeks ago, I attended the launch of Bruce Whitfield' new book called "The One Thing". Bruce decided to use this precious time to interview Mteto. What struck me most was how seriously Mteto took his role of Eskom Chairman. I know that might sound strange but if you consider how long we all had to endure load shedding, and when you look at how SOE's have been run in general, no wonder everyone is so skeptical. That is, until you hear Mteto speak on the topic and more importantly, you feel the intensity with which he speaks. I guess everyone is wanting to better understand the "secret recipe" that has brought load shedding to an unexpected end. Here's how I understood the process: ✅ Mteto and his fellow board members took the role seriously and therefore, it all started with intent. They also took a few weeks to try understand what the problems were from a first principles perspective. ✅ They decided the biggest issue was the problem statement they inherited. They had to change this before doing any work. Vision and strategy before execution. ✅ Mteto and the board went back to basics. They engaged with government on policy that would allow them to work with original equipment manufacturers, they went out of their way to serve Eskom leaders rather than the other way around, and the stuck to their plan despite the noise. There were many other take-aways from the night but the point is, here we are with no load shedding for six months. By every metric, the turn around has been almost miraculous, except it's not. If you EVER want an example of why leadership matters, look no further than the turnaround at Eskom. It genuinely starts at the top and we should protect leaders like Mteto at all costs. PS. Both Bruce and Mteto will be speaking at the Suits & Sneakers Main Event on 13 November which is taking place is exactly three weeks from now. Just come join us and be part of something lekker. And you can buy Bruce's new book on the day:
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We've had no load shedding for over six months and everyone's wondering how the problem got fixed "so quickly" when we've been saddled with load shedding for 17 years 🤯 I'll tell you one thing about Mteto Nyati, he's a really nice guy when you meet him but you can feel the fire in his eyes when he talks about our country and Eskom 🔥 A few weeks ago, I attended the launch of Bruce Whitfield' new book called "The One Thing". Bruce decided to use this precious time to interview Mteto. What struck me most was how seriously Mteto took his role of Eskom Chairman. I know that might sound strange but if you consider how long we all had to endure load shedding, and when you look at how SOE's have been run in general, no wonder everyone is so skeptical. That is, until you hear Mteto speak on the topic and more importantly, you feel the intensity with which he speaks. I guess everyone is wanting to better understand the "secret recipe" that has brought load shedding to an unexpected end. Here's how I understood the process: ✅ Mteto and his fellow board members took the role seriously and therefore, it all started with intent. They also took a few weeks to try understand what the problems were from a first principles perspective. ✅ They decided the biggest issue was the problem statement they inherited. They had to change this before doing any work. Vision and strategy before execution. ✅ Mteto and the board went back to basics. They engaged with government on policy that would allow them to work with original equipment manufacturers, they went out of their way to serve Eskom leaders rather than the other way around, and the stuck to their plan despite the noise. There were many other take-aways from the night but the point is, here we are with no load shedding for six months. By every metric, the turn around has been almost miraculous, except it's not. If you EVER want an example of why leadership matters, look no further than the turnaround at Eskom. It genuinely starts at the top and we should protect leaders like Mteto at all costs. PS. Both Bruce and Mteto will be speaking at the Suits & Sneakers Main Event on 13 November which is taking place is exactly three weeks from now. Just come join us and be part of something lekker. And you can buy Bruce's new book on the day:

Mark Sham

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I’m ready to provide an update to the entire sports community. Earlier this year, with your voices behind me, you were able to help me land a meeting with Michael Rubin and the executive team from Fanatics. I came in with an open book sharing fan frustrations, but I also walked out with a deeper understanding of the complexity behind the scenes and realized there is a lot of misinformation out there. It’s a pretty crazy business and it became clear that fans and leaders at Fanatics needed a direct line to each other. Not a one-way street, but a real back-and-forth dialogue. More of a boots on the ground, grassroots approach with fans all over the country, given that every city has a different fan culture and fandom within each team in every city is also different from the other. When I shared this with Michael he liked the concept. He told me he had heard some similar sentiments from fans that he already regularly talks to and asked me to go back and expand further. So I started meeting with local sports businesses and fans in Boston, figuring out how to make this real. I knew we needed local community involvement, a network that could channel voices from fans everywhere, allow Fanatics to share progress updates in a regular way. Through many discussions and ideas we finally birthed our concept…The Fan Advisory Network At the end of the day, the fans are the ones keeping the sports world spinning. We have the loudest voices out there, and we needed to figure out a way to have a real dialogue, not just a one-way street. I drafted a breakdown built around getting more direct local community involvement, fielding both the positives and the negatives from all fans, and allowing Fanatics to share progress updates with the community. After submitting the action plan, I got the green light. Fanatics is moving forward with the Fan Advisory Network. I’ve spent the last several weeks behind the scenes turning the initial proposal into something real. We’re doing a planned regional rollout, starting in Boston and the Northeast, then spreading wider. Three words drive everything we’re building: Community, Transparency, and Accountability. To make sure the sports community’s voices are heard while we properly grow the Fan Advisory Network, I’m stepping into a role with Fanatics as their first ever Community Leader. My primary focus will be on the Boston fandom and community. I work for you. The sports community. Getting boots on the ground is what this whole initiative is about. As I work to build up the Fan Advisory Network in Boston, Fanatics is also looking to get more involvement from local fans across the globe to truly see success. The Fan Advisory Network is coming to your cities, and we want you to be a part of this movement. Let’s build something that creates serious change. Fanatics will soon be launching an open call for Fan Advisory Network members in our first launch cities. Keep your eyes peeled for it and join in on adding your voice to the next chapter for Fanatics. LET’S FUCKING GOOOOOO!
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I’m ready to provide an update to the entire sports community. Earlier this year, with your voices behind me, you were able to help me land a meeting with Michael Rubin and the executive team from Fanatics. I came in with an open book sharing fan frustrations, but I also walked out with a deeper understanding of the complexity behind the scenes and realized there is a lot of misinformation out there. It’s a pretty crazy business and it became clear that fans and leaders at Fanatics needed a direct line to each other. Not a one-way street, but a real back-and-forth dialogue. More of a boots on the ground, grassroots approach with fans all over the country, given that every city has a different fan culture and fandom within each team in every city is also different from the other. When I shared this with Michael he liked the concept. He told me he had heard some similar sentiments from fans that he already regularly talks to and asked me to go back and expand further. So I started meeting with local sports businesses and fans in Boston, figuring out how to make this real. I knew we needed local community involvement, a network that could channel voices from fans everywhere, allow Fanatics to share progress updates in a regular way. Through many discussions and ideas we finally birthed our concept…The Fan Advisory Network At the end of the day, the fans are the ones keeping the sports world spinning. We have the loudest voices out there, and we needed to figure out a way to have a real dialogue, not just a one-way street. I drafted a breakdown built around getting more direct local community involvement, fielding both the positives and the negatives from all fans, and allowing Fanatics to share progress updates with the community. After submitting the action plan, I got the green light. Fanatics is moving forward with the Fan Advisory Network. I’ve spent the last several weeks behind the scenes turning the initial proposal into something real. We’re doing a planned regional rollout, starting in Boston and the Northeast, then spreading wider. Three words drive everything we’re building: Community, Transparency, and Accountability. To make sure the sports community’s voices are heard while we properly grow the Fan Advisory Network, I’m stepping into a role with Fanatics as their first ever Community Leader. My primary focus will be on the Boston fandom and community. I work for you. The sports community. Getting boots on the ground is what this whole initiative is about. As I work to build up the Fan Advisory Network in Boston, Fanatics is also looking to get more involvement from local fans across the globe to truly see success. The Fan Advisory Network is coming to your cities, and we want you to be a part of this movement. Let’s build something that creates serious change. Fanatics will soon be launching an open call for Fan Advisory Network members in our first launch cities. Keep your eyes peeled for it and join in on adding your voice to the next chapter for Fanatics. LET’S FUCKING GOOOOOO!

Babz

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Oncologist Dr. William Makis: "A...woman who had 6 mRNA vaccines...her breast cancer...[came] back...they stain it for spike protein from the [Covid] vaccine and...found [it] all over...the breast cancer metastasis...there was [jab] spike protein all over her tumor recurrence." "[And] another paper that is being attacked and being pushed for retraction is a paper that sequenced the vaccine-injured individuals, they took their blood, they sequenced their blood, and they found thousands of genetic alterations that were caused by the mRNA vaccines, [so] really... it just does all kinds of genetic damage that they've been able to now identify by sequencing the blood of a number of people who have had the vaccines." This clip of Dr. Makis (William Makis), a radiologist, oncologist, and cancer researcher, is taken from an interview with Seth Holehouse () posted to Rumble on November 21, 2025. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "Just in the past two months, there's been five or six studies that have come out looking at the integration of the genetic injections, the genetic 'vaccines' into the genome and causing cancer. There's the Italian study of 300,000 people, the South Korean study of 8.4 million people. "There's now been a case of an 85-year-old Japanese woman who had six mRNA vaccines. After her first three vaccines, which were Pfizer, she developed a breast lump. She was diagnosed with breast cancer, she had, two more vaccines, she had a mastectomy, she was considered cancer free. "Then she had her sixth vaccine, I believe it was a Pfizer vaccine. And then suddenly, within a few weeks, she has a new lump on her chest wall because she doesn't have her breasts anymore. New lump on the chest wall. They biopsy it, they find out her breast cancer has come back, but this time they stain it for the spike protein from the vaccine and they found the spike protein all over the metastasis, the breast cancer metastasis. And they test for nucleocapsid from the virus, no nucleocapsid, so it couldn't have been, that she got a COVID infection and that lingering infection, the virus somehow integrated and caused her cancer. "So this came out one month ago, proof that there was spike protein from the vaccine all over, her tumor recurrence. This was really the sixth Pfizer shot, caused her cancer to come back and the spike protein was in there, which means that there had been integration, into what became her cancer cells, her recurrent cancer cells. "We have another case that's been published in the past month, literally within days of this Japanese case. It was a 31-year-old woman who had three Moderna vaccines and developed an aggressive bladder tumor. The bladder tumor was genetically sequenced and the researchers found that it contained an exact match, a genetic sequence that was an exact match for the Pfizer vaccine. "Now it's interesting, she had the Moderna vaccines, they found a match for the Pfizer vaccine, but there are sequences that are the same in both vaccines. And they also did further genetic testing and they found that she had all kinds of genetic, instabilities and damage that had arisen after she had taken these three mRNA vaccines. "Again, published just a month ago, another paper that is being attacked and being pushed for retraction is a paper that sequenced the vaccine-injured individuals, they took their blood, they sequenced their blood and they found thousands of genetic alterations that were caused by the mRNA vaccines, really like that it just does all kinds of genetic damage that they've been able to now identify by sequencing the blood of, a number of people who have had the vaccines. [But] that paper is being pushed for retraction, and so, there's a heavy push to really not make any link between the vaccines and cancer."
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Oncologist Dr. William Makis: "A...woman who had 6 mRNA vaccines...her breast cancer...[came] back...they stain it for spike protein from the [Covid] vaccine and...found [it] all over...the breast cancer metastasis...there was [jab] spike protein all over her tumor recurrence." "[And] another paper that is being attacked and being pushed for retraction is a paper that sequenced the vaccine-injured individuals, they took their blood, they sequenced their blood, and they found thousands of genetic alterations that were caused by the mRNA vaccines, [so] really... it just does all kinds of genetic damage that they've been able to now identify by sequencing the blood of a number of people who have had the vaccines." This clip of Dr. Makis (William Makis), a radiologist, oncologist, and cancer researcher, is taken from an interview with Seth Holehouse () posted to Rumble on November 21, 2025. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "Just in the past two months, there's been five or six studies that have come out looking at the integration of the genetic injections, the genetic 'vaccines' into the genome and causing cancer. There's the Italian study of 300,000 people, the South Korean study of 8.4 million people. "There's now been a case of an 85-year-old Japanese woman who had six mRNA vaccines. After her first three vaccines, which were Pfizer, she developed a breast lump. She was diagnosed with breast cancer, she had, two more vaccines, she had a mastectomy, she was considered cancer free. "Then she had her sixth vaccine, I believe it was a Pfizer vaccine. And then suddenly, within a few weeks, she has a new lump on her chest wall because she doesn't have her breasts anymore. New lump on the chest wall. They biopsy it, they find out her breast cancer has come back, but this time they stain it for the spike protein from the vaccine and they found the spike protein all over the metastasis, the breast cancer metastasis. And they test for nucleocapsid from the virus, no nucleocapsid, so it couldn't have been, that she got a COVID infection and that lingering infection, the virus somehow integrated and caused her cancer. "So this came out one month ago, proof that there was spike protein from the vaccine all over, her tumor recurrence. This was really the sixth Pfizer shot, caused her cancer to come back and the spike protein was in there, which means that there had been integration, into what became her cancer cells, her recurrent cancer cells. "We have another case that's been published in the past month, literally within days of this Japanese case. It was a 31-year-old woman who had three Moderna vaccines and developed an aggressive bladder tumor. The bladder tumor was genetically sequenced and the researchers found that it contained an exact match, a genetic sequence that was an exact match for the Pfizer vaccine. "Now it's interesting, she had the Moderna vaccines, they found a match for the Pfizer vaccine, but there are sequences that are the same in both vaccines. And they also did further genetic testing and they found that she had all kinds of genetic, instabilities and damage that had arisen after she had taken these three mRNA vaccines. "Again, published just a month ago, another paper that is being attacked and being pushed for retraction is a paper that sequenced the vaccine-injured individuals, they took their blood, they sequenced their blood and they found thousands of genetic alterations that were caused by the mRNA vaccines, really like that it just does all kinds of genetic damage that they've been able to now identify by sequencing the blood of, a number of people who have had the vaccines. [But] that paper is being pushed for retraction, and so, there's a heavy push to really not make any link between the vaccines and cancer."

Sense Receptor

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Charlotte Fire Responds to Three-Alarm Fire on East Morehead Street This morning, Charlotte Fire responded to a significant fire at a building located in the 300 block of East Morehead Street. At 7:47 a.m., Charlotte Fire Comms Charlotte Fire Alarm received a report of heavy smoke at the address. Firefighters were immediately dispatched, with the first unit en route by 7:48 a.m. At 7:51 a.m., Ladder 4, Engine 11, Engine 4, and Engine 2 arrived on scene. Engine 2 assumed initial command of the incident. Upon arrival, Ladder 4 reported heavy fire conditions in the basement of the structure. Additional fire apparatus were dispatched to support the response. At 7:56 a.m., Battalion 1 assumed command and escalated the response to a second alarm at 7:57 a.m. As conditions worsened, Car 7 took command at 8:01 a.m. At 8:02 a.m., an evacuation tone was sounded, instructing firefighters to exit the structure due to safety concerns. By 8:04 a.m., a roof collapse was imminent, and at 8:30 a.m., the structural integrity of the walls was also compromised. A third alarm was struck at 8:42 a.m., bringing additional resources to the scene. After an intense firefighting operation, the fire was brought under control at 10:23 a.m. There were no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. “The dedication and quick action of our firefighters prevented what could have been a far worse outcome,” said Charlotte Fire Chief Reginald Johnson. “Their ability to make decisive, tactical decisions under extreme conditions speaks to their training and professionalism. I’m incredibly proud of their commitment to protecting our city.” The Charlotte Fire Investigation Task Force is actively working to determine the cause of the fire. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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Charlotte Fire Responds to Three-Alarm Fire on East Morehead Street This morning, Charlotte Fire responded to a significant fire at a building located in the 300 block of East Morehead Street. At 7:47 a.m., Charlotte Fire Comms Charlotte Fire Alarm received a report of heavy smoke at the address. Firefighters were immediately dispatched, with the first unit en route by 7:48 a.m. At 7:51 a.m., Ladder 4, Engine 11, Engine 4, and Engine 2 arrived on scene. Engine 2 assumed initial command of the incident. Upon arrival, Ladder 4 reported heavy fire conditions in the basement of the structure. Additional fire apparatus were dispatched to support the response. At 7:56 a.m., Battalion 1 assumed command and escalated the response to a second alarm at 7:57 a.m. As conditions worsened, Car 7 took command at 8:01 a.m. At 8:02 a.m., an evacuation tone was sounded, instructing firefighters to exit the structure due to safety concerns. By 8:04 a.m., a roof collapse was imminent, and at 8:30 a.m., the structural integrity of the walls was also compromised. A third alarm was struck at 8:42 a.m., bringing additional resources to the scene. After an intense firefighting operation, the fire was brought under control at 10:23 a.m. There were no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. “The dedication and quick action of our firefighters prevented what could have been a far worse outcome,” said Charlotte Fire Chief Reginald Johnson. “Their ability to make decisive, tactical decisions under extreme conditions speaks to their training and professionalism. I’m incredibly proud of their commitment to protecting our city.” The Charlotte Fire Investigation Task Force is actively working to determine the cause of the fire. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

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Interviewers Crossed the Line With These Celebrities - They Got Shut Down Fast Narrator: Sometimes celebrities just have to put rude interviewers in their place. Like when Matthew McConaughey had a tense face-off with Joy Behar after she interrupted him just to insult his close personal friend, tennis champion Novak Djokovic. Matthew McConaughey: I was happy to be in his box, got to sit behind his parents, which was really awesome to see them when he brings them up from where they started... Joy Behar: Isn't he an anti-vaxxer? I believe he's an anti-vaxxer. Just so you know. Narrator: Things only got worse when McConaughey's political aspirations came up, with Behar nearly derailing the actor's campaign before it even began. Joy Behar: Do you think you can get elected in Texas being anti-gun? Matthew McConaughey: Do I think I could get elected in Texas being anti-gun? One thing about me in politics is, to give you a direct statement right there is to be playing a game that I'm not interested in playing. Joy Behar: Okay, don't answer it. Don't answer it. Narrator: From that moment, McConaughey's aggravation became unmistakable. Much like Tom Cruise's reaction when an interviewer posed intrusive questions about his then-recent divorce from actress Nicole Kidman. Peter: Was Nicole the love of your life? Tom Cruise: What do you mean, Peter? Peter: You were married for 10 years... Tom Cruise: Listen, we raised children... Narrator: After failing to read the room, Peter continued with another prying question, prompting Cruise to decisively shut him down. Peter: And do you have a relationship where you talk... a parenting relationship and talk professionally about each other's work? Tom Cruise: Why don't we—listen. Here's the thing, Peter. You're stepping over a line now. You're stepping over a line, and you know you are. Peter: Well, I suppose those are questions that people want to know. Tom Cruise: Peter. You want to know. Take responsibility for what you want to know. Don't say "what other people." This is a conversation that I'm having with you right now. Peter: You're right. Tom Cruise: Okay? So, I'm just telling you right now, okay? Just put your manners back in. Narrator: Nevertheless, few celebrities have endured greater public humiliation than actress Lindsay Lohan, who was openly mocked about her personal and legal troubles during this widely criticized interview with David Letterman. David Letterman: Aren't you supposed to be in rehab now? And how long will you be in rehab? Lindsay Lohan: Uh, three months. And have been there several times David Letterman: And what how will this time be different? What are they rehabbing, first of all? What are they going to work on when you walk through the door? Lindsay Lohan: We didn't discuss this in the pre-interview! No. Narrator: The actress appeared on the show to promote her upcoming movie, but found herself desperately trying to steer the interview back on track as Letterman persistently made jokes at her expense. David Letterman: You have to be in rehab May 2nd. Are you going to be there? You'll be there, right? Who's taking you to rehab? You don't want to talk about that either, right? Lindsay Lohan: What, no, let's this is we're here for a movie. David Letterman: We have to what? Lindsay Lohan: Let's stay on the positive. Lindsay Lohan: Like aside from that, side of the positive. Narrator: Things got so bad that Lohan was actually on the verge of tears, with her voice noticeably shaking as she struggled to maintain her composure.
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Interviewers Crossed the Line With These Celebrities - They Got Shut Down Fast Narrator: Sometimes celebrities just have to put rude interviewers in their place. Like when Matthew McConaughey had a tense face-off with Joy Behar after she interrupted him just to insult his close personal friend, tennis champion Novak Djokovic. Matthew McConaughey: I was happy to be in his box, got to sit behind his parents, which was really awesome to see them when he brings them up from where they started... Joy Behar: Isn't he an anti-vaxxer? I believe he's an anti-vaxxer. Just so you know. Narrator: Things only got worse when McConaughey's political aspirations came up, with Behar nearly derailing the actor's campaign before it even began. Joy Behar: Do you think you can get elected in Texas being anti-gun? Matthew McConaughey: Do I think I could get elected in Texas being anti-gun? One thing about me in politics is, to give you a direct statement right there is to be playing a game that I'm not interested in playing. Joy Behar: Okay, don't answer it. Don't answer it. Narrator: From that moment, McConaughey's aggravation became unmistakable. Much like Tom Cruise's reaction when an interviewer posed intrusive questions about his then-recent divorce from actress Nicole Kidman. Peter: Was Nicole the love of your life? Tom Cruise: What do you mean, Peter? Peter: You were married for 10 years... Tom Cruise: Listen, we raised children... Narrator: After failing to read the room, Peter continued with another prying question, prompting Cruise to decisively shut him down. Peter: And do you have a relationship where you talk... a parenting relationship and talk professionally about each other's work? Tom Cruise: Why don't we—listen. Here's the thing, Peter. You're stepping over a line now. You're stepping over a line, and you know you are. Peter: Well, I suppose those are questions that people want to know. Tom Cruise: Peter. You want to know. Take responsibility for what you want to know. Don't say "what other people." This is a conversation that I'm having with you right now. Peter: You're right. Tom Cruise: Okay? So, I'm just telling you right now, okay? Just put your manners back in. Narrator: Nevertheless, few celebrities have endured greater public humiliation than actress Lindsay Lohan, who was openly mocked about her personal and legal troubles during this widely criticized interview with David Letterman. David Letterman: Aren't you supposed to be in rehab now? And how long will you be in rehab? Lindsay Lohan: Uh, three months. And have been there several times David Letterman: And what how will this time be different? What are they rehabbing, first of all? What are they going to work on when you walk through the door? Lindsay Lohan: We didn't discuss this in the pre-interview! No. Narrator: The actress appeared on the show to promote her upcoming movie, but found herself desperately trying to steer the interview back on track as Letterman persistently made jokes at her expense. David Letterman: You have to be in rehab May 2nd. Are you going to be there? You'll be there, right? Who's taking you to rehab? You don't want to talk about that either, right? Lindsay Lohan: What, no, let's this is we're here for a movie. David Letterman: We have to what? Lindsay Lohan: Let's stay on the positive. Lindsay Lohan: Like aside from that, side of the positive. Narrator: Things got so bad that Lohan was actually on the verge of tears, with her voice noticeably shaking as she struggled to maintain her composure.

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