Rep. Jasmine Crockett has admitted her allegiance is with Canada and Mexico over the United States.

In an appearance on The Breakfast Club, the Texas Democrat said she was “rooting” for the two countries as Donald Trump threatens tariffs against them.

”They’ve been the ones to call it out. The fact that I am rooting for Canada and I’m rooting for Mexico a lot is really wild,” she said.

“But hey are really the ones that are speaking truth to power right now.”

“They can see what it is, and they were like, we are not messing with this crazy regime from Mar-a-Lago and basically calling them thugs.”

Watch the clip below:

The New Face of the Democrat Party Jasmine Crockett (@JasmineForUS) openly admits that she is rooting against the United States:

“The fact that I’m rooting for Canada and I’m rooting for Mexico a lot is really wild — but they are really the ones that are speaking truth to… pic.twitter.com/uM14rOGZa8

— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) February 21, 2025

Crockett added that despite securing a landslide victory over Kamala Harris, Trump should have never been allowed to run for office in the first place.

“If it was me, there is no way. Right now, I got no convictions, no arrests, no nothing and I will never be qualified for president in the eyes of the vast majority of them,” she said.

“But a guy who ended up becoming a convicted felon and had other cases that were pending; he is good to go.”

Crockett is gaining herself a reputation as perhaps the most intellectually challenged member of Congress, even surpassing the likes of the notoriously dimwitted New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez.

This woman honestly makes AOC look like an intellectual giant. https://t.co/o1jBaENjQW

— Ben Kew (@ben_kew) February 20, 2025

In an appearance on The View this week, she suggested that Trump’s popularity is the result of a lack of education among the American public.

“My takeaway is just like the election,” she said when challenged about Trump’s high approval ratings. “We’ve got to do better at education. People don’t understand.

“But you will understand when those hospitals in rural America start closing down even more,” she continued.

“You will understand when you don’t have your Social Security. You will understand when your Medicaid, your Medicare goes away. You will understand as planes continue to fall out of the sky.”

Q: The American people overwhelmingly support what President Trump is doing. What’s your take away?

REP. CROCKETT: “We’ve gotta do better at education. People don’t understand!” pic.twitter.com/g10DyZTr68

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) February 19, 2025

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Mike Lindell took a moment away from CPAC on Friday to meet with President Trump at the White House and discuss election integrity and spoke to The Gateway Pundit in the White House press briefing room. 

Lindell said that he has faith that Pam Bondi is going to do a great job enforcing election laws. President Trump and his attorneys were “already working” on “a lot” of issues that he mentioned during his meeting with the President. He added that President Trump wants hand-counted elections with only paper ballots.

He also responded to Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’ veto of legislation that would speed up the vote-counting process in the state.

It can be recalled that Katie Hobbs stole her election for Governor from Trump-Endorsed Kari Lake when 60% of voting machines failed on election day, and thousands of fraudulent mail-in ballots were inserted into the system. “How do you think Katie Hobbs got in? Through a stolen election,” Lindell said.

JUST IN: Democrat Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Vetoes Bill to Speed Up Vote Counting Process

WATCH:

Conradson: Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation to speed up the vote-counting process. Why do you think that is?

Lindell: This is the kind of stuff that's been going on for four years. You know, blocking everything we're trying to do to get to secure elections. It's unreal. How do you think Katie Hobbs got in? Through a stolen election. And this is why our country right now-- that's the final frontier. We've got to secure them now. You know, as I said before, 132 countries have banned electronic voting machines; over 100 have banned early mail-in voting. We've got to know what our President wants: paper ballots hand-counted.

Conradson: Have you had any conversations with Attorney General Pam Bondi or President Trump about securing elections and enforcing election laws?

Lindell: That's what I just came from-- from our great President. And I just met Attorney General Pam Bondi, the first time I've seen her since the election. I congratulated her, and she's gonna do a great job just like all of the President's [appointees]. We're going to get back to common sense. I mean, you had earlier today the Maine Governor or whatever said that they still want men in women's sports. That doesn't even make sense. And now with our-- our voice has gotten so big now where it's not just a few outlets, your Fox News's and CNNs of the world, but we're getting our news from everywhere like Lindell TV and everywhere.

People are educated now, and they're getting educated to what's really going on and getting back to common sense. And I'm just so happy that we have a-- when I met with the President, the stuff that I brought up, they were already, there were three lawyers, and they're already working on a lot of this stuff. And I'm going, wow, they're out in front of it. I don't know how he, in one month, gets so much done. He's just a miracle worker.

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Judge Nichols, a Trump appointee on Friday declined to block the Trump Administration’s move to place thousands of USAID workers on leave.

Last week Judge Nichols temporarily extended his restraining order blocking the Trump Admin from placing USAID workers on leave.

The restraining order expired on Friday and the judge declined a request for a preliminary injunction.

Judge Nichols said in a 26-page decision that the plaintiffs (the union that represents the USAID workers) have not demonstrated that further preliminary injunctive relief is warranted.

Based on this record, the Court concludes that the prospect of plaintiffs’ members suffering physical harm from being placed on administrative leave while abroad is highly unlikely. And to the extent that plaintiffs allege that paid administrative leave will harm their members in ways other than via the supposed removal of security protections—such as by tarnishing their members’ reputations or by preventing them from performing their standard duties, those types of standard employment harms “fall[] far short of the type of irreparable injury which is a necessary predicate to the issuance of a [preliminary] injunction,” Judge Nichols wrote.

Thousand of USAID workers will be placed on administrative leave.

CBS reported:

A federal judge on Friday declined to block the Trump administration from putting thousands of employees with U.S. Agency for International Development on administrative leave and recalling others from overseas, clearing the way for the president to resume his efforts to overhaul the agency as part of his plans to slash the size of the federal government.

U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols, appointed by President Trump, denied a request for a preliminary injunction sought by two labor unions that represent members of the Foreign Service and civilian employees. Nichols had issued a temporary order earlier this month that prevented the administration from placing thousands of USAID employees on administrative leave and evacuating workers from overseas posts, and ordered the Trump administration to reinstate USAID workers who had already been placed on leave.

But in turning down the request for the preliminary injunction, Nichols now allows the Trump administration to resume those efforts.

Earlier this month Secretary of State Marco Rubio took over as Acting Director of USAID after the agency’s staffers were told to leave the headquarters overnight.

Rubio said the USAID is supposed to respond to the State Department’s policies and it was refusing to do so.

“It’s supposed to respond to the State Department’s policies. It refuses to do so. A lot of functions of USAID will continue, but it has to be aligned with our foreign policy,” Rubio told reporters a few weeks ago.

President Trump said Musk’s DOGE will help uncover hundreds of billions of dollars of waste and abuse.

“We’re going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. And, you know, the people elected me on that,” President Trump told Fox News host Bret Baier earlier this month.

Paul Martin, the inspector general at the USAID was fired a couple of weeks ago just one day after his office released a report blasting the Trump Administration for working to gut the agency.

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President Trump joined RINO warmonger Brian Kilmeade Friday morning on his FOX News radio show.

During the call, President Trump told Kilmeade that it was “not important” for Volodymyr Zelensky to be at peace talks between President Trump and Vladimir Putin.

Trump added that Zelensky, “Makes it very hard to make deals.”

Kilmeade was generally horrified to hear these words come from the current Commander in Chief.
Here is the transcript.

Notice that President Trump completely ignores Brian Kilmeade’s questions and comments and just keeps on talking.

President Trump: But look what you have. You have a man who’s led a country that had the most beautiful cities that they demolished, had the most beautiful domes. Those domes are the most beautiful in the world.

Brian Kilmeade: But that’s Russia’s fault, though, Mr. President. Russia did the…

President Trump:  They were all demolished, a thousand-year-old domes, and everything’s demolished. It’s like a demolition site. No, it’s like Gaza. In fact, it’s more… At least Gaza has a couple of buildings standing. This place, You take a look at the demolition of so many of those cities. All those people are killed. Never to come back again.

Brian Kilmeade: But, Mr. President, that’s Vladimir Putin’s fault. Don’t you agree?

President Trump: I get tired of listening to it. I’ll tell you what, I’ve seen it enough. Then he complaints that he’s not at a meeting that we’re having with Saudi Arabia trying to intermediate a piece. Well, he’s been at meetings for three years with a President who didn’t know what the hell he was doing. He’s been in the meetings for three years and nothing got done. I don’t think he’s very important to be at meetings, to be honest with you. He’s been there for three years. He makes it very hard to make deals. But look what’s happened to his country. It’s been demolished.

Brian Kilmeade: No, I hear you. He’s going to go back. Mr. President, you know who’s a blame for that. If and when there’s peace, Brian. Don’t you think it’s Vladimir Putin that did the invasion unwarranted, that tried to take back land he had no right to? Don’t you think fundamentally that’s that? Now both to talk, it seems, so we should just get to that point?…

Audio:

President Donald Trump says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is not very important for peace negotiations. pic.twitter.com/E0AbcD3QUz

— Sami Farhat (@samifarhat39) February 21, 2025

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Acting ICE Director Caleb Vitello has been removed from his position amid reports President Trump is unhappy with the pace of deportations, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Earlier this month it was reported that President Trump and border czar Tom Homan were reportedly unhappy with the current number of deportations.

According to a report by NBC, Trump and Homan were disappointed with the pace of deportations so far and demanded that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ramp up their operations.

Caleb Vitello was reassigned to oversee all field and enforcement operations.

The Wall Street Journal reported:

The acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Caleb Vitello, was removed from his post, administration officials and other people familiar with the matter said, amid frustration in the Trump administration that deportations haven’t accelerated faster.

The administration is shaking up the leadership at ICE and is soon expected to announce a new acting director, one of the administration officials said. Another administration official said the team at ICE would be expanded.

A spokeswoman for DHS said in a statement that Vitello is “actually being elevated so he is no longer in an administrative role, but is overseeing all field and enforcement operations: finding, arresting, and deporting illegal aliens.”

Vitello will remain at ICE and will head the office responsible for arrests and deportations.

Earlier this month President Trump reassigned two senior ICE officials over the slow pace of deportations.

Reuters reported that the Trump Administration has deported nearly 40,000 illegal aliens since Inauguration Day.

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