Tonight, in Epping, the police have arrested local children who are protesting against the courts decision with their families.

BREAKING: Room goes SILENT as an emotional RFK Jr. reveals the latest numbers on chronic disease.

THIS is why he’s cleaning house.

“This morning, I got the latest numbers from the CDC that 76.4% of Americans now have a chronic disease. This is stunning. When my uncle was President, it was 11%. In 1950, it was 3%... That’s why we have to fire people at CDC. They DID NOT do their job. This was THEIR JOB to keep us healthy. I need to fire some of those people to make sure this doesn’t happen again.”

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The reportedly Jewish Transgender shooter is all of a sudden a "Young White Male," and therefore we need to disarm ALL YOUNG WHITE MEN, according to lesbo-looking Fox News commentator Trey Gowdy.

The talking points have been dispensed, and they are quickly trying to spin this hate crime against Christian Whites to be a 2A and “antisemitism” issue.

Don’t let them get away with this.

🇺🇸 The Sahm Rule Was Right All Along

The Sahm Rule is one of the cleanest, most reliable ways to identify when the U.S. is in recession. It’s simple: if the three month average unemployment rate rises half a percentage point above its 12 month low, you’re already in one. It’s not about forecasts, it’s a contemporaneous signal and it’s been 100% accurate since the 1970s. When it flirted with activation in 2023, Claudia Sahm herself urged caution because of pandemic era distortions, but she also stressed that if it flipped cleanly, it meant the labor market was weaker than the glossy headlines implied.

Fast forward, and the revisions now show that’s exactly what happened. In August 2024, BLS benchmark adjustments erased 818,000 jobs. By February 2025, another 589,000 were gone. And just recently, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent flagged that another 800,000 could be stripped out. Add to that the steady drip of downward revisions through 2025, June flipping from a modest gain to...