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Sen. Kennedy questions AG Nominee Todd Blanche
@7:00 Kennedy asks "What emails did Jack Smith read of Senator Grassley's?"
Did [Jack Smith] read about [Grassley's] CORN Harvest?
6 hours ago 10:59
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggyb2qj2fxE
JD Vance accuses Israel of secret plot against him and drops Mossad-Epstein bombshell in explosive Joe Rogan interview
JD Vance has claimed he is the target of an Israeli-funded propaganda campaign over his Iran peace push, and that Jeffrey Epstein had ties to the 'highest levels' of Mossad.
The vice president made the explosive allegations during a nearly three-hour sit-down with podcaster Joe Rogan.
Vance pointed to a Time magazine report he said proved American influencers were being paid to attack the Iran deal. The report notes that money has flowed through a former Trump campaign operative and is bankrolled by elements of the Israeli government.
'My response to that is, well, go to hell,' Vance said of those taking the cash to smear him. The vice president, who complained he has been branded an anti-Semite, declared that Israel is losing the public opinion battle in America.
He also said that 'figures' inside the Israeli government are manipulating American public opinion to keep the war going 'indefinitely.'
Vance then shifted to the administration's handling of the Epstein scandal, revealing that the disgraced financier 'clearly had connections to the highest levels of American intelligence' and 'Israeli intelligence.'
When Rogan noted that most people believe Epstein was working for Mossad, the vice president did not dispute it. Vance noted that it was Mossad 'or CIA or some other deep state, whether in America or Israel or another country or both.'
Vance, who described himself as a 'conspiracy theorist' on Epstein, said that anything tying the pedophile to spy agencies was likely destroyed after 2006 - when the financier was first arrested. …
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15980465/jd-vance-israel-epstein-mossad-rogan.html
Ice Maiden [Susie Wiles] launches furious hunt for Air Force One leaker
A leak hunt has thrown the White House into turmoil after White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles launched an internal investigation to unmask who exposed security flaws in a Qatari-gifted aircraft intended to serve as the new Air Force One.
The aggressive probe, personally overseen by Wiles and FBI Director Kash Patel, saw investigators demanding officials hand over their personal phones right on White House grounds, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
The dramatic crackdown was triggered after Trump had raged over disclosures about the new plane, prompting his administration to rapidly deploy the investigation.
The panic has already spread across federal sectors.
As the inquiry intensified, at least one federal agency scrambled to email its staff, explicitly warning that if outside agencies contacted them requesting information, that they 'needed to immediately contact their own agency's attorneys,' a source told CNN.
Sources revealed that Patel's scheduled trip to Chicago was abruptly aborted on Friday, with the FBI chief diverted back to the White House to take a direct role in spearheading the interrogation.
For roughly seven hours, Patel holed up in an office directly adjacent to Wiles, with the duo establishing what one source referred to as a 'war room' right inside the West Wing.
The leakers the administration hopes to find helped fuel the New York Times story that led to the Justice Department issuing subpoenas to four journalists who had previously reported on the security concerns surrounding the new aircraft.
Beyond demanding personal cell phones, investigators interrogated staff who had traveled with Trump or played a part in organizing the trip, sweeping up officials from across multiple government agencies.
However, the aggressive tactics met some resistance, as one of the sources told CNN that not all officials who were asked to turn over their devices complied with the request. …
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15980567/Trumps-Ice-Maiden-hunt-Air-Force-One.html
Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker Johnson and [VP] JD Vance on SAVE and Protect America Act
1 hour ago 8:20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R9HGh_FHCk
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Iran Gets First Taste of U.S. Sea Drones
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/T1QBM-xvv2A
Pod Force One with Miranda Devine and New York Post
Christopher Whitcomb: The Truth Behind the Idaho Murders
Former FBI sniper and author Christopher Whitcomb talks to Miranda Devine about his new book, "Broken Plea" an examination of the Idaho murders and how Bryan Kohberger's plea leaves unanswered questions and unexamined evidence. He also discusses his incredible life as a former FBI sniper and eyewitness to Waco, TX and Ruby Ridge and the lessons he takes away from them as well as how the FBI has evolved as an elite law enforcement agency.
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>Christopher Whitcomb: The Truth Behind the Idaho Murders
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Donald J. Trump
Jul 15, 2026, 6:54 PM
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116926450735170990
AP
Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Wednesday that he is rolling out a new screening program for “testosterone deficiency” among troops, calling it necessary to allow them to operate at their “absolute best.”
The screenings will be conducted annually as part of service members’ required medical screenings for those 30 and older, he said. Troops under 30 can volunteer to be tested. In a video on social media, Hegseth said receiving testosterone replacement therapy would be voluntary.
In the video, Hegseth simply refers to troops, though it appears he is talking about only testing men in uniform for hormone irregularities.
The move comes as other Trump administration officials have begun to advocate for men to have easier access to testosterone replacement therapies, but the messaging from Hegseth and others blends known science on the hormone with broader, and less substantiated, claims.
Testosterone use in the military has previously come under scrutiny
When asked what conditions Hegseth was looking to address with the new policy, the Pentagon referred to Hegseth’s remarks in the video that mentioned keeping troops “strong, resilient and capable” and that the rigors of the modern battlefield demand “maximum psychological and mental readiness.”
Over the past several years, special operations troops — and specifically Navy SEALs — have come under scrutiny for their use of testosterone and similar substances to enhance performance.
The death of a SEAL recruit during training in 2022 led to a discovery of substances in his possession, including testosterone, and revealed far more rampant drug use among the elite program than was previously acknowledged.
A year after the recruit’s death, the Navy said it would begin a drug-testing program to screen for “any hormonal substance, chemically or pharmacologically related to testosterone, that promotes muscle growth.”
Hegseth said his new initiative is “not about artificial enhancement.”
The Pentagon did not respond to questions about what research or academic studies underpinned the move. It also didn’t say if female troops would be able to be evaluated for estrogen-based therapy as they entered perimenopause.
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Some female Democratic lawmakers with military experience blast the new policy
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, an Illinois Democrat and Iraq War veteran, said the announcement sounded “like gender-affirming care to me,” referencing Hegseth’s stance against transgender troops.
Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, a Pennsylvania Democrat and Air Force veteran, said it “proves that Secretary Hegseth takes direction from the far corners of the manosphere.”
Both lawmakers called on Hegseth to make hormone testing available for both men and women.
“Let’s extend hormone screenings for all of our brave servicemembers to help us identify fertility issues early — since studies show that both women and men in our military disproportionately face higher rates of infertility than the general population,” Duckworth, who is on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said in a statement.
Hegseth has previously said he does not believe women should hold combat roles and that those positions should be based on the “highest male standard.” He has blocked some military promotions for women or fired female leaders since becoming Pentagon leader.
He has made other changes related to the medical treatment of troops.
In April, he announced the repeal of the military’s long-standing flu vaccine mandate, citing “medical autonomy” and religious freedom. In June, a flu outbreak at the U.S. Air Force’s boot camp sickened at least nearly 300 people.
https://apnews.com/article/hegseth-pentagon-testosterone-testing-troops-47333bbf3af9e4cac432722332ff1383
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RFK Jr. has touted testosterone, but medical experts are wary
Testosterone levels in men decline naturally with age and have long been linked to issues like erectile dysfunction, low libido, mood changes and weight gain. But experts have debated for years how to diagnose those problems and whether they should be treated by replacing the hormone.
Hegseth’s announcement comes as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other Trump administration officials are moving to make it easier for doctors to prescribe testosterone. Last month, the Food and Drug Administration proposed easing prescribing limits on testosterone gels, pills, patches and injections.
The current FDA label specifies that the medications are only for men with hypogonadism, a medical condition that causes drastically low testosterone.
But many influencers and proponents of Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” movement tout testosterone as a way to look younger, build muscle and stay mentally sharp — although those uses aren’t accepted by most medical experts.
Still, recent studies have bolstered the case for testosterone’s benefits, for certain conditions, while allaying worries about its safety — particularly concerns about heart safety.
Last year, the FDA removed a boxed warning about possible risks of heart attack and stroke from the drugs.
Separately, a series of studies by the National Institutes of Health in older men found that taking testosterone improved erectile dysfunction, libido and other sexual measures and had a small effect on mood. But there was little or no improvement in other measures like fatigue, memory or overall well-being.
Other studies have shown potential improvements in muscle-building, strength and bone density.
However, current medical guidelines generally recommend against blanket testing of testosterone levels. Typically, doctors are advised to discuss testosterone therapy with men who have troubling symptoms and documented low levels of the hormone on two separate blood tests.
Testing for testosterone is challenging because levels of the hormone fluctuate throughout the day. Accurate testosterone readings are typically measured in the morning after fasting.
Tony Robbins on AI, Spirituality and the Future of Health
In this episode of The Secretary Kennedy Podcast, I sit down with entrepreneur, philanthropist, and bestselling author Tony Robbins for a wide-ranging conversation about health, nutrition, mental resilience, artificial intelligence, and the future of human potential.
We discuss a new public-private partnership aimed at closing the protein gap for millions of Americans who rely on food banks. We also explore the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, how AI may transform healthcare, education, and the workforce, and what Americans can do to adapt and thrive in a world of accelerating technological change.
8 hours ago 45:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uMR_G5SPzE
The High-T Department of War is here.
In a move that will have the radical left clutching their pearls and screaming about “toxic masculinity,” Secretary of War Pete Hegseth just dropped a direct shot across the bow of the weak, emasculated military the Biden years left behind.
Hegseth announced Wednesday that all active-duty U.S. servicemembers aged 30 and older will now undergo mandatory annual screenings for testosterone deficiency as part of their periodic health assessments. Those under 30 can opt in voluntarily.
In a video announcing the policy, Hegseth said the United States invests billions in weapons systems and military hardware, but America’s greatest advantage will always be the individual warfighter.
If low testosterone is detected, treatment (including testosterone replacement therapy) is entirely voluntary. No mandates. No coercion. Just the option to get warfighters back to peak performance.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/secwar-pete-hegseth-announces-mandatory-annual-testosterone-screenings/
>Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
>The High-T Department of War is here.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth
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