TODAY'S NEWS, July 28-29, 2026

HEADLINES: Fauci and Rutabaga releases cause firestorm; Durable goods and other product orders up; Rs recover big in PA

IN POLITICAL NEWS

1) Two separate releases, one by Sen. Rand Paul (KY) of Dr. Fallacy's diaries during the China Virus and the other of the Rutabaga prosecutor transcripts, reveal that far more was hidden than previously thought. In Rutabaga's case, the transcripts of interviews with his ghostwriter revealed to Prosecutor Robert Hur (pronoun ner) showed that he knew he had classified materials at his house. Moreover, his discussions with his ghostwriter, Mark Zwonitzer, were with someone who did not have a security clearance to discuss them. "I found all the classified stuff downstairs," he told Zwonitzer. And, "the next thing I have here is classified" he said, apparently showing the un-cleared ghostwriter a classified document. Meanwhile, the New York Slimes tried to sugarcoat the evil gnome Dr. Fallacy's incredibly hideous diary, replete with a recounting of millions dying in one paragraph followed by a self-adoration only seen in bodybuilders in another. Fallacy said that in the discussions of deliberate release, most in the email chain thought that "deliberate insertion was possible." That would be two-thirds of those involved in the discussion thought that a weaponized release was in fact quite possible. The key element in the structural aspects of the virus were likely "deliberately inserted" but later told the FBI in a classified interview that the FBI's concern the deadly aspects of the virus were deliberately inserted was crazy. OF COURSE NOT, he fumed. The "FBI had "no idea what they're talking about"---except they were repeating what two thirds of the experts told them. Oh, but never mind that a commie country might try to kill 20% of Americans with a specifically targeted virus. Oh no. What is more important is that Fallacy was head over heels in love with actress (who hasn't had a role in years) Julia Roberts: "When my image comes up on screen," he gushed, "she GASPED and said that every time she sees me her throat gets dry and she gets nervous." Get it? See Jeff Childers' extensive and nauseating review of this here. After forcing Dr. Scott Atlas off the team in December 2020, Fallacy later admitted Atlas was right that schoolkids were not main transmitters of the disease. In fact, Atlas was right about everything. And Fallacy admitted to working to defeat Trump in 2020. Oh, and the cherry on top? RFK just revealed that Dr. Fallacy suffered a serious heart issue one month after getting the vax and hid it from the public.

2) Dr. Fallacy was so dirty it's hard to fathom. Killing innocent Americans and sequestering kids to permanently hinder their development wasn't enough. He also was a major investor in Botoxic's Groomer City restaurant which just so happened to receive over $307,000 in China Virus funds. So, predictably the evil little gnome took the 5th Amendment in his so-called "testimony" before Congress even though he had a pardon. One person quipped you can't get Fallacy to stop talking about himself unless he is under oath. Taking the Fifth he knows that an aggressive state AG might go after him. Fallacy's attorney was kicked out of the hearing for yelling. Good. Now apply that to DemoKKKrat chortleknuckles.

3) For some time, the best election analyst out there right now, Seth Keshel, has been saying that small D shifts in the PA voter registration rolls were solely the result of D primaries. Many were getting concerned that the red wave since 2024 had crested. Seth was right. The last two reports from PA show BIG R gains (not the piddly hundreds per report prior to that) and the PA overall D lead---at one time over 1 million---has shrunk to a mere 56,000. Likewise, after some hiccups with the Ds gaining a few registrations during primaries, we are back to a strong R trend in every single county in AZ. No, wait, not just every county: every single district in the state shifted more to the red. Meanwhile, first it was Bill Maher who said he'd consider voting for J.D. Vance, and now it's the Ragin' Cajun James Carville who says he "can't be a part of this DemoKKKrat Party." Well, sorry, Jimmah. It's the only one you got. You're either a terror supporter or not. This reporter says the DemoKKKrats simply can't do better than Cackles, who, depending on what they do with the Amazing Moron Zohran, is likely to be the candidate. Again. Dunno why, but the early 1990s Buffalo Bills keep coming to mind.

4) The Hill is just the latest to scream warnings to the DemoKKKrats that crazies have taken over the party.. Here is another DemoKKKrat begging the Leninists to stay away. As noted above, Carville doesn't think the socialists can be contained. Axios already took a swing at this, saying that the DSA lacks several of the elements that allowed (of course) Trump to take over the GOP. Note that once again, whenever possible, they make it about Trump not about their own vile poison. DSA doesn't have an "enforcer" like Trump, Axios insists; and it doesn't have a media mouthpiece such as Faux News (but in fact all of the media mouthpieces are just fine with the little commies). Brad Todd argues that the "M States" are ground zero for the turtletwister Trotskyites---MI, MA, ME, and MN. The loons will win the battle but lose the war to Republicans because they are crazier than Mary Todd Lincoln. But perhaps this is why Ds are not getting any traction. For those of you who do polls, this CNN poll shows that nearly 60% think DemoKKKrat Terrorists would not improve the economy.

5) Trump has sued to break the judicial gridlock on the USPS mail-in ballot orders in time for the November elections. Meanwhile, a federal appeals court refused to stay the USPS orders, ruling against the DemoKKKrats, saying that the case was "unripe."

6) Congress budgeted billions for big-mass-transit junk. Trump won't spend the money. Good for him.

7) The Amazing Moron Zohran threatens to publish the names of all those wealthy who are subject to the "second home" tax (i.e., the pied-a-terre tax). This is criminal doxxing of the highest level and this little TROP (trademark) foreskin licker needs to be brought up on charges yesterday. Brad Todd argues that Trump can beat the Amazing Moron when it comes to property rights because "of the frontier ethos in our national civic DNA. People came to our shores to work dirt that they own, not work it for feudal overlords," Meanwhile, back on the slave plantation called New Kabul (NYC), the new mandated gubment grocery stores are slated to become the most expensive grocery stores in town, all paid for by the rheee-tarded taxpayers. And I know the uber rich live in CT, but they can't be too bright and continue to allow such monsters run their city.

8) The attorneys for James "Scrotumtoter" Comey are begging to have his indictment for calling for Trump's assassination to be tossed out.

9) I thought Seattle was a gun-free zone? Yet a shootout erupted yesterday in which three were killed. Oh, and the utterly evil moronic mayor there wants to increase taxes on business even more as businesses flee.

10) The FBI found another leading Covid fraudster (whose fraud totaled $32 million) in Jamaica, mon.

11) A key DemoKKKrat Terror Party Supreme Court lawyer was sentenced to prison for tax evasion.

12) The Senate, desperately trying to look like it is doing something, confirmed Jay Clayton as Trump's new DNI pick to replace the interim Bill Pulte. I liked Pulte. He was steadily shaving down the intel agencies.

13) Coyotes (the real kind) took over an abandoned West Hollywood complex. Better than Haitians, I guess. Wait a minute! We could relocate the Haitians there to eat the animals before we deport the Haitians . . .

IN AI NEWS

14) IL let in this ChiCom-related AI battery center with a sweetner from Porky Pritzker of over $165 million. Although work started on the plant, residents are fighting back. In TX, a family donated land for a park---which was resold for $10 million to build a data center. These are the kinds of battles that will have to be fought. We need data centers and we need AI, but they absolutely must be built with the support of the community and without lies.

IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS

15) A court held that IL's in-state tuition reductions for illegal criminal invaders are unconstitutional.

16) ICE has begun a national crackdown on SIM farms run by criminal organizations and backed by Chy-na.

17) ICE has also begun major ops in New Kabul (NYC), and arrested over 300 in Palm Beach. I see no slowing down whatsoever. In fact, the New York Slimes is whining that ICE is now at airports.

IN CULTURAL NEWS

18) What started as a single weekly library trip between a father and his daughter has now turned into a phenomenon, "Library Dads."

IN ECONOMIC NEWS

19) AI data center buys and aircraft sales pushed durable goods order up, up, up. Electrical equipment orders are up almost 7% year over year.

20) As touched on before, the idiocy of Kollyfornia when it comes to energy is now becoming a national security problem. As Ronald Stein points out, the goal of the Oleaginous Butyraceous Gruesome and his minion Marxists in Sacramento has been to starve the state of gasoline. Kollyfornia needs 58 million gallons of fuel per day for jets and transportation. Three different refineries, producing 534,000 barrels of oil per day have left the Garbage State. In just the last two years, Kollyfornia has imported more jet fuel than in the previous 36 years combined and has imported more gasoline than in the previous 15 years combined. Now a new lawsuit threatens to shut down one of the remaining seven refineries there. President Trump should declare this a national emergency and override the communist spudpoachers in Sacramento, at bayonet point if necessary.

21) Ford raised its outlook for the second time and it has nothing to do with EVs. All sport utility vehicles and 'MERICAN trucks.

22) Johnson and Johnson will pay $5.5 billion to resolve lawsuits related to its baby powder.

23) Great news as high-tech developers are on track to produce portable small nuke reactors next year. LIterally, some of us have waited most of our lives for this reality of nuke power.

IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS

24) Chy-na founded Shein relailer saw its sales fall 14%.

25) President Trump says the U.S. has sold $13 billion worth of Venezuelan oil since Maduro headed for Sing Sing.

26) The comment section from Al-Jazeera on the Berlin terror car attack at a homosexual event tells Zero Hedge that Islam is "incompatible" with Western Culture." I agree, but this partly shifts the goalposts, as homosexuality and the whole "pride" nonsense is equally "incompatible" with western culture as it is a culture of Ishtar and death.

27) A rich rainfall is ending Me-hee-co's six year drought.

28) Europe's air quality has improved in just 10 years.

29) A ton of good news here. The Serbian Imperial Eagle had a record breeding year, while tiny bamboo bridges built by volunteers have doubled the migratory crab populations on Taiwan; the first puffin chick in 30 years was spotted in England's coast; and a vanished hornbill species is breeding again after 60 years. Gee, maybe animals like "climate change." Meanwhile, Hyundai has partnered with Healthy Seas to turn the scourge of "ghostnets" into car mats.Oh, and a new species of monkey was found in the Congo.

30) BMW plans 8,000 job cuts.

IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

31) The Trump Curse again, as the notorious brewery that offered free beer the day Trump died just lost its license. See, little spoogies, here's how you really do that, courtesy of Mrs LS from 2016's election:

32) More "MeeToo" as Jared Leto has been accused of criminal sexual conduct by four women in a new BBC Documentary.

33) As horrible as most of the post-"Endgame" Marvel stuff has been, the Spider-Man movies from Sony have routinely been entertaining and fun, and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is heading for a massive $465 million debut. But this isn't entirely Disney: it is a partnership with Sony, which so far has managed to not screw up the property or to woke-ify it. At any rate, "superhero fatigue" apparently was overstated.

IN MEDICAL NEWS

34) The Covid/Dr. Fallacy revelations get worse and worse. Not only should these chodefleks be in prison, but as part of their sentence they should have to receive a vax a day. Jeff Childers nicely ties Fallacy and the Oleaginous Butyraceous Gruesome together in today's "Coffee and Covid," arguing that "Fauci and Newsom are both products of the same poisonous progressive political culture, the toxic culture of the credentialed expert who knows better than you, who demands your compliance in the name of a greater good that he defines, and who is constitutionally incapable of admitting error because error would require acknowledging that other people’s judgment might be as valid as his own. And they are both superheroes in their own eyes." Amen, bro Jeff.

35) Here is another huge lie from the Fallacy Brigades, where Ralph Baric said "we never told no ChiComs how to make gain-of-function stuff. Nooo. Dey jes figgered dat out on dere own."

46) Check out this conversation, where Fallacy admits that there was ONLY "some degree of MODEST BUT DECLINING PROTECTION" [from the vax] to which he added "as you WOULD EXPECT" from a vax, to say so would "undermine the DOJ's efforts at mandates."

47) But the hits just keep on comin' as a new memo revealed that the equally fecalistic Peter Daszak of Eco Health Alliance, a true Dr. Mengele, asked a Wuhan scientist NOT to share data with American scientists about their little murder virus.

48) Thank God and RFK, Jr. as the U.S. government has now ended support for "dangerous" gain-of-function research. That one line is massive. Sadly, though, as Jeff Childers notes, the devil is in the details and inserting the word "dangerous" allows way too much wiggle room.

49) The Data continues to roll in---for those who have eyes, let them see---that the vaxxes were horrible. Data from an autism clinic showed 40% of symptoms showed up within 2 days of a vax.

AND FINALLY . . .

60) Love this. American Indian Schools have reached their highest graduation rates in history. For years we had Phoenix Indian School, which was a fixture on parades in full costume. Good for them.

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