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🚨 WOW! Stephen Miller just exposed it: "Some people might not like what I'm about to say, but it has to be said. You have the Left continue in its professional associations like nursing and doctors and education — people who casually CHEER ASSASSINATIONS." "Their conversation is: 'I'm glad that so and so was shot,' or 'I'm mad that so and so didn't finish the job.'" "This is common now in white-collar professions that are controlled by Democrat credentialing bodies, is it creates this kind of person." "And it's SICK, and when you see it online, you see it also in left-wing comedy where they cheer and they laugh and they joke and they all have a good time talking about our friends getting m*rdered!" "It's really fundamentally the normalization of assassination — and if we don't deal with this, we're in for a world of pain and a world of HURT." "It's just, it's sickening and it's heinous and it's just repugnant in every single way. But this gets back to the theme that I'm presenting today, which is that the third worldification of American politics is the normalization of assassination." "It's the normalization of the idea that assassinations are a common expression of disagreement. It is one of the most vile, horrible, evil society destroying things that can possibly happen to a country." Stephen Miller Will Cain

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Chuks

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For those that had the privilege to see the greatness of linebacker Derrick Thomas in person, they will remember the significance of what happened 37 years ago when the Alabama Football legend ensured the Crimson Tide would not lose in an 8-3 victory over Penn State on Oct. 22, 1988, inside Legion Field. Thomas terrorized Penn State’s Tony Sacca all afternoon and finished with three sacks, nine quarterback hurries, eight tackles and almost outscored the Nittany Lions by himself with a fourth-quarter safety. Led by the heroic performance, the Crimson Tide defense allowed just 21 yards in the second half. In the 1988 season, Thomas won the Butkas Award as the nation’s top linebacker and finished with a staggering 27 sacks. To put that in perspective, Alabama as a team had 25 sacks last season with one extra game. “We made some changes at halftime to free Derrick Thomas,” Alabama head coach Bill Curry said. “Once Derrick Thomas is flying around, all kinds of things happen. They start looking for him. It’s a real nightmare when there’s a player like that on the other team.” CBS televised the defensive slugfest and announcer Brent Musburger described Thomas’s afternoon as, “the most dominating performance I’ve ever seen by a college player.” Philip Doyle scored the only offensive points for Alabama with a 39-yard field goal in the second quarter, before giving the Crimson Tide a 6-3 lead with a 35-yard field goal in the third quarter. Thomas added his safety early in the fourth quarter and a late quarterback hurry ended Penn State’s final offensive series when Lee Ozmint intercepted Sacca. Penn State finished with just 169 yards of total offense (98 passing, 71 rushing) and eight first downs.

For those that had the privilege to see the greatness of linebacker Derrick Thomas in person, they will remember the significance of what happened 37 years ago when the Alabama Football legend ensured the Crimson Tide would not lose in an 8-3 victory over Penn State on Oct. 22, 1988, inside Legion Field. Thomas terrorized Penn State’s Tony Sacca all afternoon and finished with three sacks, nine quarterback hurries, eight tackles and almost outscored the Nittany Lions by himself with a fourth-quarter safety. Led by the heroic performance, the Crimson Tide defense allowed just 21 yards in the second half. In the 1988 season, Thomas won the Butkas Award as the nation’s top linebacker and finished with a staggering 27 sacks. To put that in perspective, Alabama as a team had 25 sacks last season with one extra game. “We made some changes at halftime to free Derrick Thomas,” Alabama head coach Bill Curry said. “Once Derrick Thomas is flying around, all kinds of things happen. They start looking for him. It’s a real nightmare when there’s a player like that on the other team.” CBS televised the defensive slugfest and announcer Brent Musburger described Thomas’s afternoon as, “the most dominating performance I’ve ever seen by a college player.” Philip Doyle scored the only offensive points for Alabama with a 39-yard field goal in the second quarter, before giving the Crimson Tide a 6-3 lead with a 35-yard field goal in the third quarter. Thomas added his safety early in the fourth quarter and a late quarterback hurry ended Penn State’s final offensive series when Lee Ozmint intercepted Sacca. Penn State finished with just 169 yards of total offense (98 passing, 71 rushing) and eight first downs.

The Tide Machine

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Matthew Schaefer is going to be a 40-goal scorer in the NHL. Did I lose you yet? No, of course not — because you know it too. We’re watching an 18-year-old rookie defenseman put up 21 goals through 69 games with the #Isles. Historic territory. But the harsh reality for the rest of the league is that his shot might be the most underrated part of his game. Schaefer’s shot toolkit plays like an elite shooting forward. The deception is next-level. He sells the pass or a low wrister, then manipulates the release point and trajectory mid-motion. Steps off the point, walks the line, changes the angle against the grain on his wrister, and picks corners that goalies are no longer set for. Excellent quick release combined with the ability to shoot through lanes or off bodies. His mid-range game stands out as one of the best among D this year and he’s generating high-quality chances from dangerous areas consistently. It’s hard not to stop and just say to yourself over and over again: He’s only 18. He’s only going to get better. He’s only 18. He’s only going to get better. He’s only 18. This isn’t just power-play fluff or lucky shooting percentage. He hasn’t scored an empty-net goal all season, either. He’s only going to get better. If he gets there, he’d be only the third defenseman in NHL history to ever score 40 goals in a season, joining Bobby Orr and Paul Coffey. As we dream of what could be, the reality is that the Islanders get to ride into their future on the back of a stolen unicorn. And one that’s only going to get.. better.

Matthew Schaefer is going to be a 40-goal scorer in the NHL. Did I lose you yet? No, of course not — because you know it too. We’re watching an 18-year-old rookie defenseman put up 21 goals through 69 games with the #Isles. Historic territory. But the harsh reality for the rest of the league is that his shot might be the most underrated part of his game. Schaefer’s shot toolkit plays like an elite shooting forward. The deception is next-level. He sells the pass or a low wrister, then manipulates the release point and trajectory mid-motion. Steps off the point, walks the line, changes the angle against the grain on his wrister, and picks corners that goalies are no longer set for. Excellent quick release combined with the ability to shoot through lanes or off bodies. His mid-range game stands out as one of the best among D this year and he’s generating high-quality chances from dangerous areas consistently. It’s hard not to stop and just say to yourself over and over again: He’s only 18. He’s only going to get better. He’s only 18. He’s only going to get better. He’s only 18. This isn’t just power-play fluff or lucky shooting percentage. He hasn’t scored an empty-net goal all season, either. He’s only going to get better. If he gets there, he’d be only the third defenseman in NHL history to ever score 40 goals in a season, joining Bobby Orr and Paul Coffey. As we dream of what could be, the reality is that the Islanders get to ride into their future on the back of a stolen unicorn. And one that’s only going to get.. better.

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$Broncos coach Sean Payton details the circumstances of learning about Bo Nix's season-ending ankle fracture: "As he comes over [to the sideline], I kind of chest bump him, jab him, like, 'Fricking A.' And he's like, 'Careful.' It was then I'm like, 'You all right?' And he said, 'Yeah.' He goes, 'But, man, it's hurting.' And I said, 'What do you got?' He said, "My ankle," and I said, 'All right.' I said, 'You'll be fine,' and I tapped him in the chest again. I said, 'Just enjoy this field goal.' And so, we come in afterwards and at that point it's -- everyone's in there and celebrate. And I came and did the presser with you all. When I came back from that press conference, Beau (Lowery), our medical trainer, George (Paton), there was a group in my office and I knew -- they didn't say anything, but I knew there was something. We always meet after the game and discuss injuries, but that was early. And they said, 'Look, there's a fracture.' Showed me the x-ray. Immediately I walked down the hall. Bo was kind of sitting outside the locker room, leaning up against the wall. His wife, his parents, his family there, I think Stiddy, a few others. And I just asked him how he was doing, 'Are you hanging in there?' And I said to you guys last night, this is a strong-minded individual. Obviously it was disappointing right at that moment to get to this point. And so, that's essentially what took place after the game."$

Broncos coach Sean Payton details the circumstances of learning about Bo Nix's season-ending ankle fracture: "As he comes over [to the sideline], I kind of chest bump him, jab him, like, 'Fricking A.' And he's like, 'Careful.' It was then I'm like, 'You all right?' And he said, 'Yeah.' He goes, 'But, man, it's hurting.' And I said, 'What do you got?' He said, "My ankle," and I said, 'All right.' I said, 'You'll be fine,' and I tapped him in the chest again. I said, 'Just enjoy this field goal.' And so, we come in afterwards and at that point it's -- everyone's in there and celebrate. And I came and did the presser with you all. When I came back from that press conference, Beau (Lowery), our medical trainer, George (Paton), there was a group in my office and I knew -- they didn't say anything, but I knew there was something. We always meet after the game and discuss injuries, but that was early. And they said, 'Look, there's a fracture.' Showed me the x-ray. Immediately I walked down the hall. Bo was kind of sitting outside the locker room, leaning up against the wall. His wife, his parents, his family there, I think Stiddy, a few others. And I just asked him how he was doing, 'Are you hanging in there?' And I said to you guys last night, this is a strong-minded individual. Obviously it was disappointing right at that moment to get to this point. And so, that's essentially what took place after the game."

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🚨 WATCH: Fox’s Piers Morgan on tariffs: “Unlike 99% of people on social media, I am a 100% certain I have no idea if this is going to work. Everyone is either completely sure it's the greatest transformation thing we've ever seen in economic history or a complete and utter disaster. And it seems to me that, like with a lot of things that Trump does, it’s probably best to just take a beat, wait a bit, and see how this plays out.” “In particular, see how all the countries respond. You're already beginning to see some movement with some of these countries racing to do a deal with Trump. If enough of them start to do that, you'll see the markets - who are basically like a bunch of lemmings running over a cliff at the best of times - will roll back at the first sign that any of this appears to be working.” “However, and I think it's an important caveat, this is one hell of a roll of the dice. Because if you're out there and and you're already struggling from a cost of living crisis and you've got savings and maybe you've got some stocks and so on, you are looking at this and you're worried, you're concerned for your family.” “And I think that, Trump has gotta look at this very carefully, and he's got to pull out the art of the deal in spectacular fashion. Now I I would just say I wouldn't bet against him. I look at what he's done with the Southern Border in two months, which has been little short of miraculous, and he's had hardly any credit for it.” “So I'm prepared to give him a little bit of time and a chance, and I think everybody should, to see if this works. But if in two months' time, it's not working, the pain could be pretty enormous, and that could be presidency threatening. So the stakes are high.“

🚨 WATCH: Fox’s Piers Morgan on tariffs: “Unlike 99% of people on social media, I am a 100% certain I have no idea if this is going to work. Everyone is either completely sure it's the greatest transformation thing we've ever seen in economic history or a complete and utter disaster. And it seems to me that, like with a lot of things that Trump does, it’s probably best to just take a beat, wait a bit, and see how this plays out.” “In particular, see how all the countries respond. You're already beginning to see some movement with some of these countries racing to do a deal with Trump. If enough of them start to do that, you'll see the markets - who are basically like a bunch of lemmings running over a cliff at the best of times - will roll back at the first sign that any of this appears to be working.” “However, and I think it's an important caveat, this is one hell of a roll of the dice. Because if you're out there and and you're already struggling from a cost of living crisis and you've got savings and maybe you've got some stocks and so on, you are looking at this and you're worried, you're concerned for your family.” “And I think that, Trump has gotta look at this very carefully, and he's got to pull out the art of the deal in spectacular fashion. Now I I would just say I wouldn't bet against him. I look at what he's done with the Southern Border in two months, which has been little short of miraculous, and he's had hardly any credit for it.” “So I'm prepared to give him a little bit of time and a chance, and I think everybody should, to see if this works. But if in two months' time, it's not working, the pain could be pretty enormous, and that could be presidency threatening. So the stakes are high.“

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