‘The Five’: The GOP’s secret weapon…
(Carville is very happy to tout his insanity againDid he lose his conservative wife or something?)
The Five’ panelists break down how some Democrats are already claiming victory over the 2026 midterm elections.
(As my mother would say all the time when her children were asking for more gifts: “We’ll see, we’ll see!”. My siblings had to explain to me, that meant NO!)
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https://youtu.be/rHvbqLUGWJI
>>24462006. Jeffries looks very sick and tired, maybe it’s because they lie every hour of every day.
They should know a positive mental attitude should bring positivity. They don’t get it.
The Five' unpacks search for pilot in downed Iran plane
The Five' panelists discuss the search for the downed Iran plane and the future of Operation Epic Fury
(I wonder if Iran was laying low and not attacking or winning in the last couple of weeks, and then pulled out there weapons to cause two US jets to be downed in one day. The circumstances are odd.Pray they are safe and we find those pilots, in God’s holy will, in Jesus’s name Amen!.)
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https://youtu.be/_nrjeMSQbeY
49 minutes ago
Video: Hardliner threatens raid on ‘traitor’ Zarif’s home at Tehran rally
Saeed Haddadian, a famous religious vocalist with close ties to Iran's establishment,called ex-foreign minister Javad Zarif a “traitor” after his Foreign Affairs article urging an end to the war, and threatened to raid his home if he fails to retract his remarks within three days.
"Security officials! Are you waitingfor Zarif to write on his forehead that he has sold himself to the United States?" Haddadian told a rally of Islamic Republic supporters in Tehran on Friday night.
"Mr. Zarif,you have no damn right to prescribe solutions for the Islamic Republic. You have no damn right to speak!"
"Even someone who is blind, deaf, and mute can understand that you are a traitor. In the middle of this proposalyou call for improved relations between Iran and the US,an enemy that killed my leader and has shown such disrespect to Iran," Haddadian said.
"I give Zarif three days. If he does not say he screwed up,on the fourth night we will gather and go to (storm) his house."
(This means there are lot more in leadership in Iran that want the same thing, that are not insane. For Zariff to say this, means many in the government in Iran were considering it; and those that agree, are still in the government there! The radical Brotherhood is falling apart! IMO)
(Hmm there are very few in the crowd listening to this idiot. I can’t open Instagram)
https://www.iranintl.com/en/liveblog/202604015564
INSIGHT
Trump’s ‘Stone Age’ threat draws fury from Iranians (It always does, it’s intentional). 1/2
Maryam Sinaiee
Iran International
7 hours ago
The B1 Bridge near Karaj, Iran, was struck twice by the United States on April 2, 2026.
President Trump’s threat to bomb Iran’s infrastructure and “send it back to the stone ages,” followed by strikes that reportedly included a not-yet-opened bridge,has sparked anger among Iranians at home and abroad.
Iran’s president MasoudPezeshkian condemned the remarks, writing:
“Does threatening to send an entire nation back to the Stone Agemean anything other than a massive war crime?… History is full of those who paid a heavy price for their silence in the face of criminals.”
Ground Forcescommander Ali Jahanshahi, warned to send US troops“not to the Stone Agebut to pre-Stone Age.”(that sounds like boys on a playground)
International reactions have also been critical. Former IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradeiaccused Trump= and Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu of “employing horrific methods”== and quipped, “I truly don't know who belongs to the Stone Age!” (Are Iran’s method any better?)
Former Swedish prime minister Carl Bildt also weighed in, saying Iranians want “a decent and representative government” not being bombed back to the Stone Age. (Even the idiots in Europe let their stupid thoughts and feelings out! Who would’ve known that statement would upset the fairies!)
‘War crimes’
Anger also surged among ordinary Iranians and diaspora communities—many of whom oppose the governmentbut object strongly to threats against national infrastructure and civilian sites. (Which he never said about citizens!)
Strikes on health facilities such as the Pasteur Institute of Tehran have heightened sensitivities about civilian harm.
Hadi Partovi, a technology investor with Iranian roots,framed the issue in moral terms(too much): “Many Iranians supported your war because your plan was to liberate Iran. Instead, you celebrate sending a civilization to the Stone Age. Great leaders build, not destroy… I weep to see America like this.”
London-based human rights lawyer Shadi Sadr accused Western governments of hypocrisy, arguing that initial justifications under the “Responsibility to Protect” have given way to actions that “send those same people back to the Stone Age, committing war crimes on a massive scale.”
https://www.iranintl.com/en/202604032540
This is too funny!
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Tehran-based journalist Yashar Soltani wrote:“You first spoke of ‘liberating Iran.’ Then you bombed a school in Minab and took the lives of children.And today you speak of dragging Iran back to the ‘Stone Age’.”
“Iran is a land that, when many nations were still in the Stone Age, was building cities, writing laws, and creating civilization,” he added. (==I guess there are woke Iranians everywhere, how can they not understand he was talking about the terrorist leaders.)
Rift over costs of war
Despite widespread criticism, reactions among Iran’s oppositionhave not been uniform.
Some supporters of regime change argue that damage to infrastructure, while painful, can ultimately be repaired. They point to historical precedents such as the Iran–Iraq War, when key facilities including oil refineries and export terminals were rebuilt after extensive destruction. (KEK, they took Trump’s statement literally, wow!)
Others contend that the Islamic Republic’s long-term impact on governance,the economy and human capital outweighs the immediate damage caused by military strikes. For them, the focus should remain on political repression, including executions and internet shutdowns.
One social media user questioned priorities: “How can your infrastructure and the Stone Age be your priority before you even mention the executions and internet shutdowns!”(seriously?)
Another argued that reconstruction would follow regime change, writing: “Don’t worry about iron and concrete; worry about a homeland occupied by incompetence… after that, a free Iran will build infrastructure worthy of the name Iran.”
Somecommentatorshave alsosuggested that Trump’s rhetoric was directed primarily at Iran’s ruling establishment rather than the public. “When he says… ‘we’ll hit you and send you back to the Stone Age,’ he’s talking to the clerics, not the people,” one user wrote. (KEK, there are not just used to him)
(In a way, Trump negotiates like the Iranians. Interesting! The one thing Iran is forgetting, is Trump has lots of Iranian friends, and he sold all kinds of homes, properties and large and beautiful apartments to 1,000s of them over decades.)
https://www.iranintl.com/en/202604032540
Iran state TV warns public against disclosing officials’ hiding places
Apr 3, 2026, 01:53 GMT+1
Iranian state television hasescalated its messaging by warning citizens not to reveal the locations of officials hiding among civilians.
As the regional conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States escalates, Iran’s state broadcaster,Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), has undergone a marked transformation in tone and language.
In a segment of a program on Iran’s state broadcaster, presenter Mohammad JafarKhosravi acknowledged that officials are hiding in safe houses among ordinary citizens and urged the public not to reveal their locations, warning that otherwisethey would be “finished” and targeted.
Alongside thisshift, dehumanizing language toward foreign adversaries has become increasingly common. Following intensified strikes in late February, IRIB hosts and commentators repeatedlydescribed Israeli officials as “rabid dogs,” portraying them as threats that must be eliminated.
The escalation in tone extends beyond broadcast television. On social media platform X, IRIB presentershave engaged in increasingly personal exchanges with Israeli officials.
Figures such as Ameneh Saadat Zabihpour and Ali Rezvani, both sanctioned by the United States in 2022 as "Interrogator Journalists",have traded insults with Israeli spokespersons, with some interactions descending into personal attacks, religious provocation, and inflammatory rhetoric.
(So the Iran Radicals are hiding in civilian towns, to not be tracked by the US. They don’t care if their people are in danger, by hiding in their towns.)
https://www.iranintl.com/en/202604020258
TMZ
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F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
@USAttyEssayli
==Today, we charged 15 defendants with healthcare fraud totaling more than $50 million. This was the first major arrest operation in coordination with
@VP’s Fraud Taskforce. The fraud train is coming to an end in California and across the country==.
https://x.com/USAttyEssayli/status/2039846991958872458?s=20
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
@USAttyEssayli
Today, we charged 15 defendants with healthcare fraud totaling more than $50 million.
This was the first major arrest operation in coordination with
@VP’s Fraud Taskforce.
The fraud train is coming to an end in California and across the country
https://x.com/USAttyEssayli/status/2039846991958872458?s=20