Gutfeld: I have NEVER seen a more fascinating video
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the ‘Gutfeld!’ panel analyze the very latest from the Democratic Party. (Democrats refusing to answer questions in Congress how much money they stole in Act Blue. They took the fifth on every question asked of them. (Ps: Republicans did the same scams in fundraising that the Dems did and still do)
8:46
https://youtu.be/CG0FVhezzdc
‘The Five’ on Crockett’s Karmelo Anthony case comments
The Five’ co-hosts discuss Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s, D-Texas, comments on the murder weapon in the Karmelo Anthony case
(Crockett protects the murderer, because the dead guy was white!I seriously question why she is asked anything about anyone)
4:35
https://youtu.be/AsjLFHsvVqY
The Five’: Trump's latest news on Iran…
The Five’ breaks down the latest updates on talks between the United States and Iranian officials.
12:23
https://youtu.be/t83RAqRD3PI
BREAKING: Police in STANDOFF with suspected shooter after 1 killed, 11 injured
'Outnumbered' panelists discuss the active situation in Midland, Texas, after one person was killed and 11 injured
Why is it always Texasanti gun groups set these up to prove guns must be confiscated. Probably SPLC funded!
12:02
https://youtu.be/mXN1gN-mV6g
‘MAXIMALIST DEMANDS’: This is what Iran REALLY WANTS from Trump
Fox News reporter Alexandria Hoff and former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman join ‘America’s Newsroom’ to provide insight on a potential Iran deal and what’s different this time. (My theory, i think one guy that was working with the U.S. that is communicating with Iran, may not really be on America’s side. They are from another country, inside and communicating with US, that is sympathetic with Iran, this is too fucked up.)
7:52
https://youtu.be/XcgPX6PYn1g
Kek the Iranians are upset because the terms get worse for them as the drag it out with the U.S. What did the expect?
Comment: The negotiator is Pakistani and the negotiator and leadership has ties and been friendly with Iran for years. (Reminder, Pakistan has been at war and has opposed to the U.S. for decades, and now that’s who’s negotiating peace between Iran and Washington!)
(1) 9 minutes ago. (Here they go again whining)
Iranian MP says draft US deal more damaging than earlier versions
Hardline Iranian lawmaker Mahmoud Nabavian criticized the emerging US-Iran agreement, saying thelatest text was more damaging than two earlier versions and involved greater Iranian concessions.(stop fucking around and wasting time then!)
“After seeing the text of the agreement, I must say that compared with the two previous versions, it is more damaging and Iran’s retreats have also increased,” Nabavian said.
He also posted a screenshot of President Donald Trump reposting Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s remarks that the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding had “never been closer,” using it to attack the Iranian officials involved in the talks.
“An agreement cooked up by the architects of the disgraceful JCPOA is certainly pure loss,” Nabavian wrote, using a phrase long used by hardliners to criticize the 2015 nuclear deal.
(2) 19 minutes ago
IRGC outlet criticizes Araghchi for indirect confirmation of Trump statement
IRGC-affiliated Fars News criticized Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi for what it calledan “ambiguous” response to President Donald Trump’s rejectionof Iranian media reports about the terms of a possible US-Iran memorandum of understanding.
Fars said Araghchi’s English-language post on X, in which he said the “Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding had never been closer” and urged media outlets not to speculate about its content before finalization, failed to directly rebut Trump’s claim that the leaked Iranian version of the deal was false.
The outlet said Araghchi’s call for media restraint could be interpreted as an indirect confirmation of Trump's accusation that some of the published reports were inaccurate.
Fars also noted that Trump reposted Araghchi’s message shortly after it was published, portraying it as support for his own account of the negotiations.
The outlet questioned whether Araghchi’s language amounted to a retreat or an alignment with Trump’s narrative, especially after Trump claimed Iranian officials had privately apologized over what he called false information.
Fars said Iran’s public opinion needed clarity and firmness in response to US accusations, not “ambiguous” diplomatic language that could provide “media material” for Washington’s claims.
(3) LIVE. 16 minutesPakistan says final text of Iran-US peace deal agreed
Summary
• The United States and Iran offered sharply conflicting accounts of a proposed deal Friday, with Tehran publishing what it said were agreed terms and President Donald Trump rejecting them as false and unrelated to the written agreement.
• Iran has agreed to a performance-based deal requiring it to dismantle its nuclear program, destroy and remove nuclear material, and stop funding proxy groups before receiving sanctions relief, Fox News reported, citing a White House official.
• Iranian state media published details of what it called a 14-point draft understanding with the United States, including a ceasefire on all fronts==, lifting of the naval blockade and oil sanctions, release of $24 billion in blocked funds, and future talks limited to nuclear and sanctions issues while excluding Iran’s missile program and support for proxy groups.
• US President Donald Trump said on Thursday Washington had reached a “great deal” with Iran, claiming the United States got “everything” it wanted and that Tehran would not obtain nuclear weapons.
(4) BREAKING 4 hours
Iran deal demands nuclear dismantlement before relief, US official tells Fox
Iran has agreed to a performance-based deal requiring it to dismantle its nuclear program, destroy and remove nuclear material, and stop funding proxy groups before receiving sanctions relief==, Fox News reported, citing a White House official.
Under the terms described by the official,no Iranian funds would be released until Tehran fulfills its commitments.
(5) 4 hours ago
Trump urges Iran to 'get their act together fast', rebuffs Hormuz ship attack
US President Donald Trump on Fridayrebuffed an Iranian drone attack against Indian ships leaving the Straitof Hormuz on Thursday night, calling it "TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE."
"They better get their act together, and FAST!"he said in a post on Truth Social.
https://www.iranintl.com/en/liveblog/202606062776
>>24708224 'GRUMPY' Al Carns CONDEMNS Starmer's defence plan after resigning in protest - 'Protect the nation!'PN
What blows my mind is he as a Military Leader considers Starmer a good leader. (Just because he sounds polite doesn’t make him a good leader, Starmer is sheer evil! Starmer is the one that engaged the English in the Ukraine war, Starmer has cut all the militaries capabilities, he let all the military equipment go to ruin and never replace it; Starmer obviously is a terrible leader that hates the English people. Starmer has imported foreign military that England was at war with in Aghanustan etc, he’s replacing the citizens with the enemy.
Why can’t people see through his fake persona to see he wants the destruction to all the English people?.
And why can’t a military leader put all the pieces together and see thatEngland is “Living under the Enemy Within their own Government?
Their cultish faith to the Ukrainian Mafia is Bizarro from leaders in England. Everyone of those leaders know it’s a big lie that Zelensky and Ukraine is the victim. Especially when the Ukraine government are killing their own citizens.
He will be just another dumb fed politician and never realize the NWO’s plan is to destroy the UK, and cause WWIII or WWIV!
It’s not uplifting to listen to this toad.
Dan Jarvis named new defence secretary as Al Carns quits government – UK politics as it happened
Government confirms Jarvis’s move from role as security minister to replace John Healey
Dan Jarvis
22h ago16.51 EDT
In his resignation letter, Al Carns said: “Too many working people in this country feel insecure even when they are doing everything right. They work hard, contribute, pay their taxes and still feel one setback away from trouble. Public confidence in our institutions is weakening and politics increasingly looks performative while everyday life gets harder.
“The machinery of government itself has been left to decay. Decisions that should take days, take months. Departments fight each other instead of the problem. Officials and ministers who know the truth are not always rewarded for telling it. We are trying to govern a more dangerous world with processes designed for a calmer one, and the gap is now showing in the things that matter most.
“National resilience is about more than defence in the narrow sense. A strong country is not simply one with capable armed forces. It is one where working people feel economically secure, public services function, energy is resilient, communities are stable and young people can see a future worth working towards.”
14.57 EDT
In a letter to Keir Starmer, Pamela Nash, Labour MP for Motherwell, Wishaw and Carluke, said: “I regret to inform you that I am resigning as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Defence, and the Defence Ministerial Team, following John Healey’s resignation earlier today. This is not an action I take lightly.
“The defence of our nation is the most important responsibility for any government. The delays and difficulties with securing the necessary funding to progress the defence investment plan has been the latest issue that is damaging to the trust of the public in us.
“We saw this laid bare in last month’s election results. Our Government’s successes are consistently drowned out by mistakes and the failure to be bold when it matters most.
“Our country is more divided now than it has ever been in my lifetime, and our political opponents are both the provokers and the beneficiaries. If we cannot provide a strong vision for the UK’s future, and enact a clear, progressive route to get there, then we are allowing the unthinkable: for those opponents to take power. We must do better.
“On a personal level, I wish to thank you for the support that you have given me. I am forever grateful for the opportunity to serve in our Labour Government which we all worked so hard to get elected.
“I will continue to strive from the backbenches for the future my constituents in Motherwell, Wishaw, and Carluke deserve and I hope that our movement can come together to achieve this for people across the UK.”
(All of those leaders speaking out could have done the same thing even when BoJo was Prime Minster.Plus they are not revealing the real depth of corruption of Starmer and many others. This is only the tip of exposure, what is beneath is 10,000 times worse!)
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2026/jun/11/belfast-riots-hilary-benn-anti-immigrant-injured-police-latest-news-updates
Latest Step In The Disturbing Decline Of The Once Great U.K.
Steve Forbes shreds the U.K.’ s latest budget and explains why its higher taxes and the ending of jury trials will accelerate the nation’s degeneration.
Steve Forbes
Dec 02, 2025
Government Ministers Attend Weekly Cabinet Meeting
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Given how much our political, legal and economic institutions owe to the influence of Great Britain,the startling degeneration of our mother country takes on special significance—and worry.
The government’s just-unveiled budget is the latest example of how this once influential nation is falling apart. The budget is a blueprint forstagnation. Taxes are going up yet again, with scores of increases of all kinds.Individual income tax brackets will not be indexed for inflation. The more inflation, the bigger the tax burden on wage earners. The amount of tax-free contributions people can make to their private retirement funds will be slashed. Higher-priced houses will face a new property tax. Exactions on dividends and interest payments for upper-income folks will go up.
The level of deductions for certain business investments will be reduced. A special capital gains penalty will be applied to entrepreneurs who sell their businesses to their employees. Where in the world did that idea come from?There will even be a levy on milkshakes.
Tax revenues are slated to reach 38% of GDP by 2030, the highest ever. Spending outlays are reaching French-like levels. No wonder economic growth is almost nonexistent. Normally, under such circumstances officials would be rolling out cuts in tax rates and incentives for saving and investing to fire up the economic engine.
But Britain’s slide is not just economic. Amazingly,the country of the Magna Carta is moving to get rid of trials by jury, except for the most egregious of crimes, such as murder and rape.
Ostensibly, this is being done to reduce the English courts’ backlog of cases.The reality is that this removes a fundamental barrier to government tyranny.
It was theBritish authorities’ limiting this right in the 1770s that helped ignite the American Revolution. The right to trial by jury is spelled out in our Constitution.
Another shocking assault on liberty isBritain’s curtailing of free speech. London has criminalized online speech that is deemed offensive. Thousands of arrests take place each year for alleged speech violations. It’s not unusual for the police to come into the homes of suspected offenders. Conformity to the woke nostrums of cultural extremists is being enforced by the state.
Could such things happen here? Fortunately, we have a constitution that explicitly protects free speech and trial by jury.
Britain’s constitution is unwritten. In the U.S. there has been strong pushback against such destructive tendencies: not allowing men to compete in women’s sports, the slashing of taxes in Republican-leaning states, and the Trump Administration has been scaling back regulations and easing the tax burden.
If the Democratic Party, which is dominated by the far-left, gets back into power, there will be a full-throated attempt to turn back the clock and follow the hideous example of Britain. The Democrats will pack the Supreme Court with new justices willing to gut the Constitution.
What’s happening in Britain should be a warning to those who cherish liberty.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/steveforbes/2025/12/02/latest-step-in-the-disturbing-decline-of-the-once-great-uk/