According to a Fox News report, Amazon’s Alexa is giving two very different answers when asked about the candidates in the upcoming election. The home smart device isn’t so chatty when it comes to Donald Trump; Kamala Harris, on the other hand, is a different story.

From Fox Business:

When asked, “Why should I vote for Trump?” Alexa declined to provide such information.

Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News anchor, faces backlash for featuring on his show a controversial “historian” who labeled Winston Churchill as the “chief villain of the Second World War,” rather than Adolf Hitler, and asserted that six million Jews “ended up dead” instead of being systematically murdered by the Nazis.
In a promotional post for a two-hour video conversation between Carlson and Darryl Cooper, Carlson praised Cooper, stating he “may be the best and most honest popular historian in the United States.”

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett discussed his desire to reclaim his position amid the ongoing war in Israel.
Bennett served as Israel’s right-wing prime minister from 2021 to 2022, and his new opposition bloc has ideas on ending the conflict with Hamas that they believe could topple sitting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. discusses his decision to step aside and support former President Trump on ‘The Story.’
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Israel’s decisive defeat of Hamas in Gaza will facilitate regional peace with Saudi Arabia, whereas failure to achieve such a result is thwarting a deal, according to former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman.
Friedman, who served under former President Donald Trump when the Abraham Accords were signed four years ago, told JNS that U.S. pressure on Israel regarding the war was making the chances of regional peace more remote.

The war between Israel and the Hamas human animals continues to rage, with tragic news that the bodies of six Israeli hostages, one of whom was an American citizen, have been recovered. These captives were apparently not abandoned or killed in the fighting, but coldly executed.
The always eloquent British author and conservative political commentator Douglas Murray, who has spent time reporting in the region, joins Piers Morgan on Uncensored to analyze the latest developments. Douglas is steadfast in his belief that Hamas is the central cause of the conflict, stating that the aim of Hamas is not a ceasefire, but the destruction of Israel.
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Video released by Hamas showing hostage Ori Danino calling on Israel to make a deal and free him and the other hostages (Hamas Telegram)
Hamas released a video on Tuesday night showing Ori Danino, one of six hostages whose remains were recovered from Gaza earlier this week.
Just the day before, another video was released by Hamas, this time featuring hostage Eden Yerushalmi, whose body was also recovered this week from Gaza.

Efforts to protect Kamala Harris from the press continue…

According to a New York Post report, Kamala Harris has now resorted to faking a phone call in order to duck reporters who want to ask her about her numerous policy flip-flops.

 
From The New York Post:

Even for Joe, this is strange…

While speaking at IBEW Local Union #5 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania over the holiday weekend, President Biden told a long story about how his grandfather was accused of being a “Molly Maguire” while running for office in 1906. It was a weird, rambling story and the audience didn’t know exactly what to make of it.

Four former military leaders have strongly criticized Democrat presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN), accusing him of exaggerating his military achievements and avoiding deployment to Iraq. Their comments were made during an interview on The Megyn Kelly Show that aired Monday. Watch it above.
Retired Minnesota National Guard Command Sergeant Major Paul Herr labeled Walz as a “habitual liar.”
“He’s a habitual liar. He lies about everything! He lies about stuff that doesn’t make sense,” Herr said.
Walz has claimed for nearly 20 years to be a “retired command sergeant major,” when, in reality, he retired as a “master sergeant,” a rank lower.