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60 Minutes was caught in another completely fabricated report on Sunday night. Their lies are becoming sloppy. This time 60 Minutes aired a segment about a sad young mother Kristina Drye who was fired from USAID in Washington DC this month. But this was a complete lie. Kristina Drye does not work for USAID. She works for XLA and Jefferson Partners, a company that provides speechwriting services for USAID. Kari Lake has more. Kristina Drye was Samantha Power’s speechwriter – the former head of USAID! This entire segment was bullsh*t Kristina Drye was Samantha Power’s speech writer. Samantha Power was...

Another day, another half-truth from the mainstream media. This time, CBS’s 60 Minutes wants you to believe Kristina Drye was “fired” from USAID during the agency’s chaotic shutdown. But there’s a problem with that narrative—she wasn’t a USAID employee. Not even close. Drye was a speechwriter working for XLA and Jefferson Partners, firms that provided services for USAID Administrator Samantha Power. When Power resigned, Drye’s contract ended. That’s not a firing. That’s what happens when your boss leaves and the job disappears. But CBS didn’t bother telling you that, did they? The USAID shutdown wasn’t some random event—it was part...

Let's start with a premise. 60 Minutes is crap and has been for some time. Back in 2017 I said this about Scott Pelley: The worst politically biased hack in the news today Let's look at the garbage they posted today and broadcast yesterday and then we'll put it in perspective. They put Donald Trump in their crosshairs. Today: President Trump, back in the White House for less than a month, has closed agencies, frozen spending that Congress mandated by law, and challenged the breadth of rights guaranteed by the Constitution.YesterdayPresident Trump says USAID is rife with fraud. But Andrew...

Pre-Synod. Card. Baldisseri: "The Young Church" challenges adults M. Michela Nicolais Card. Lorenzo Baldisseri, general secretary of the Synod of Bishops, presented to the press the document that concluded the pre-Synod, which was attended by 300 young people at the Vatican and 15 thousand through social media. Opening the proceedings last Monday, the Pope was entertained with the protagonists of the initiative for three and a half hours. He will receive the document, which will form an integral part of the Instrumentum laboris of the October Synod, from the hands of a young man from Panama "Challenges and opportunities of...