Plus: a White House insider who secretly bet $100,000 on the President's own words, the FCC move that could pull a Hollywood giant's broadcast license, and the billion-dollar exodus draining two blue states, all in today's episode.
Marco Rubio stood in front of officials from more than sixty nations this week and said the thing our own media has spent years training you not to believe: the political violence tearing at the West has a direction. Speaking at the State Department's Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism, Rubio warned that between 1970 and 1980, by his account, 93% of terrorist attacks in the West came from the far extremist left, that far-left violence in Germany has jumped more than 40% in a single year, and that in Greece it now drives more than 80% of radical attacks (as reported by Gateway Pundit). But the number is not the point. Rubio's warning is that the same "old evil" is stirring again, right now, at home, wearing the language of justice while it works to tear down everything good men have built. Chuck walks through exactly what he said, and why almost no one will repeat it.
That is one of six. A longtime White House teleprompter operator has been suspended and is now in settlement talks with federal regulators over allegations he pocketed more than $100,000 on a prediction market by betting on the President's own speech drafts before anyone else heard them (per ABC News). California and New York just posted the ten worst counties in America for taxpayer flight, with Los Angeles County alone losing more than a billion dollars in income as families move out (Fox News, IRS data via Breitbart). The FCC is moving toward a hearing that could put a major network's broadcast licenses on the table. France has voted to legalize assisted dying, a culture-of-death milestone Chuck reads through a biblical lens. And Trump used Thursday night's primetime address to level explosive allegations about the 2020 election and the agencies that ran it. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.
