Who Knew There Were CNBC-Stans? – RedState | Political News
Friday, July 11, 2025
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TOP O’ THE MORNIN’
Red-Hot at RedState
So to recap, Newsom and others ran to trash ICE for conducting a raid on a weed farm that was allegedly utilizing unlawful immigrant kids to work its fields.
The sick Jeffrey Epstein case has transfixed Americans for going on 20 years now, and many have discovered their trust in the authorities eroded because they don’t really feel they’re being instructed the reality.
Here’s What We’ve Learned About Those Multiple Suspended Secret Service Agents
In a post on X, RealClearPolitics National Political Correspondent Susan Crabtree wrote that “Key supervisors who signed off on the Butler security plan and two who were on the final walkthroughs before the J13 [July 13, 024] rally were never disciplined but instead received BIG PROMOTIONS, multiple sources in the Secret Service community tell RealClearPolitics @RCPolitics.”
Trending Across Townhall Media
FBI Issues Report After Examining P320 Pistol Following ‘Uncommanded Discharge’
I just need Sig to repair the rattling weapons. Most of their firearms work great. I’ve mates who love their P365s, for instance, and a lot of people love their P320s.
It is a signal of how far trust in our authorities has fallen that many people fear about such issues. The authorities has earned a lot of that mistrust, of course. But in most circumstances, you possibly can clarify dangerous outcomes by trying for institutional inertia, ass-covering, following the money, and all the traditional human failings.
New Jersey’s Blue Wall Is Crumbling, and Democrats Know It
Their sudden spending blitz in New Jersey is a signal of desperation. After years of mismanagement, Democrats are attempting to buy back voter trust at the final minute, but voters aren’t so simply fooled.
Add it all up, and the impotent left in all its orthodox and avenue manifestations has change into unhinged.
POPCORN! Libs of TikTok Completely BROKE Gavin Newsom Last Night and We All Got to Watch
ALL of Newsom’s soiled (French) laundry obtained introduced up final night time, including this embarrassing blast from the previous.
WHAT’S ON TAP?
Today on Capitol Hill…
It’s Friday, so, of course, there are no conferences or hearings set on the Hill, but the House will likely be back in session next week, and there are fairly a few hearings set that ought to be of curiosity.
Meanwhile, the Senate is going through a crucial deadline next Friday to go the rescissions bundle put forth by the White House, with some Republicans dragging their toes and President Donald Trump urging them to get with this system.
VERY IMPORTANT! pic.twitter.com/YhRB3QBWrk
— Office of Management and Budget (@WHOMB) July 10, 2025
READ MORE: Senate Republicans Face Growing Pressure on Trump’s $9.4 Billion Spending Cuts
White House What’s Up
President Trump and First Lady Melania are headed to Kerrville, Texas, as we speak to survey the injury wreaked by final week’s horrific flash floods. They’ll take part in a roundtable with first responders and native officers while there. After that, they’re going to head to Bedminster, New Jersey, for the weekend.
Full Court Press…
We had a post-CASA district court ruling on birthright citizenship yesterday, which was attention-grabbing. The Supreme Court, of course, allotted with the use of nationwide injunctions in the birthright citizenship context in CASA v. Trump. In mild of that ruling, New Hampshire District Court Judge Joseph Laplante blocked President Trump’s government order ending birthright citizenship — not via a nationwide injunction, but by certifying a provisional class, which was one of the strategies anticipated in the wake of the choice.
READ MORE: Breaking: Federal Judge Blocks Trump Birthright Citizenship EO As to Infants
Margot Cleveland has a great explainer on this ruling right here:
A fast hit on the birthright citizenship injunction and why I believe it is a good factor! pic.twitter.com/LBaC6TLbDn
— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) July 10, 2025
In different court information, as we close to the one-year anniversary of the assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, the opposite would-be murderer, Ryan Routh, whose trial is set in September, has requested to waive his proper to protection counsel and proceed professional se — i.e., representing himself. Judge Aileen Cannon has not yet ruled on Routh’s request, but has made it clear that she doesn’t intend to delay the trial.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
As famous above, there are a quantity of hearings set next week on the Hill. One we’ll undoubtedly need to keep an eye on is set for July 16: The House Homeland Security Committee will host a listening to titled, “An Inside Job: How NGOs Facilitated the Biden Border Crisis.”
MORNING MUSING
For all of our common (and righteous) griping about the legacy media and its noxious bias, I’ve no actual beef with CNBC, its father or mother company however. But they made a evident error yesterday, and when I had the audacity to level it out on X, I discovered that there are apparently CNBC-stans. Here’s the tweet in query:
Trump loses appeal of $5 million E. Jean Carroll inappropriate abuse, defamation verdict https://t.co/vNKNT1d2TX
— CNBC (@CNBC) July 10, 2025
Whoa — that’s a fairly massive deal, no? Well…yeah…besides that Trump “lost” that appeal back in December. Heck — I wrote about it right here when it occurred.
READ MORE: NEW: 2nd Circuit Rules on Trump’s Appeal of E. Jean Carroll Verdict
The only factor that occurred yesterday was that the court issued its mandate — principally, an administrative motion that confirms that the court’s judgment is closing and now appealable to a greater court — in this occasion, the Supreme Court — ought to either of the events want to pursue it. I do not know whether or not Trump will pursue an appeal to SCOTUS on this one or not. He would possibly — I definitely would not fault him for it. We’ll have to see.
In the meantime, my tweeting at CNBC to do its homework apparently ruffled some feathers. I will not repost the responses, but I obtained known as a cultist, a yokel, and silly for…clarifying that the story CNBC was reporting as if it had just occurred really occurred practically seven months in the past.
So, if you are ever in the temper to combine it up on X, apparently, all you need to do is right CNBC (or one other legacy outfit), and the flying monkeys will descend upon you. 🤷♀️
LIGHTER FARE
That face!
He’s the best pupil..🐕🐾🏫😅 pic.twitter.com/ZexAsPVqvH
— 𝕐o̴g̴ (@Yoda4ever) July 11, 2025
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