‘Big Balls’ is Back! – Now Working at the Social Security Administration
June 26, 2025
Big Balls is back!
Edward Coristine, AKA, ‘Big Balls’ is back after it was reported earlier this week that had resigned from his position at DOGE.
Last month Edward Coristine stepped into the spotlight for the first time after a coordinated media meltdown over his name.
The 19-year-old coder was a rising star in Elon Musk’s DOGE team and made his first public appearance last month on Jesse Watters Primetime during a no-holds-barred roundtable.
On Thursday, Wired reported that ‘Big Balls’ is back and now at the Social Security Administration.
Edward “Big Balls” Coristine, one of the first young technologists brought on to Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has returned to government shortly after resigning.
“Edward Coristine joined the Social Security Administration this week as a special government employee,” Stephen McGraw, an SSA spokesperson, tells WIRED. “His work will be focused on improving the functionality of the Social Security website and advancing our mission of delivering more efficient service to the American people.”
Multiple sources at the SSA tell WIRED that Coristine has appeared in person to work onsite at the agency’s Woodlawn, Maryland, headquarters. One SSA employee says they saw Coristine with DOGE engineer Aram Moghaddassi, a current X and former Neuralink employee deployed at the agency. The pair was spotted at the SSA cafeteria as recently as Monday, although it’s unclear what day this week Coristine’s employment officially began. “Coristine looked nervous, almost embarrassed,” the SSA source says. “Aram was on the phone with someone … then said, ‘Yes, I’m with him right now,’ gesturing to Big Balls.”
tired: ‘Big Balls’ out
WIRED: ‘Big Balls’ is back and now at the Social Security Administration, we have learned from a White House official.
Project Veritas Releases ‘Without Consent’ Part II: Mother Accuses Trans Pastor of Weaponizing Department of Children and Families to Isolate Child, Driving Daughter to Suicide (VIDEO)
June 26, 2025
Project Veritas on Thursday released “Without Consent” Part 2 exposing a transgender pastor for steering children toward gender transition.
On Tuesday Project Veritas released undercover video exposing transgender activists in Connecticut, including a pastor, secretly helping children ‘transition.’
Tony Ferraiolo, Director of Youth and Family Program at Healthcare Advocates International and Life Coach was caught on undercover video secretly steering children toward gender transition:
“Do you have a binder? Do you bind your chest? ‘Cause we give away free binders. They’re supposed to be for 18 plus because legally that’s what we have to do. But we can always give one to Reverend Miller and see what he does with it. Whatever he does with it is none of my business. You know what I’m saying?”
“I’m here now in your life to protect you and to help you move forward.”
“Between me and you, and this is not being recorded… I can’t know that they [the parents] don’t know….get what I’m saying wink wink, nod, nod? I have helped thousands of kids.”
“He needs to move forward with this transition.”
Reverend Aaron Miller, Miller Metropolitan Community Church of Hartford, Connecticut:
“Can you have Justin measure the circumference around his body – his chest at the nipples? Then I can get the [breast] binder from Tony and we can meet.”
“I don’t know if he’s developing yet… the timing of this is really, really important.”
When you become who you are, really who you are authentically, there is a joy that I can’t describe to you.”
WATCH:
BREAKING WITHOUT CONSENT Part 1: Connecticut Pastor, Youth Director, Secretly Steer Kids Toward Gender Transition, Defying Parents
“Between me and you, and this is not being recorded… I can’t know that they [the parents] don’t know…. wink wink, nod, nod.”
Elvira Syed gave a heartbreaking testimony accusing Aaron Miller of abuses and said it led to her daughter’s suicide.
“If it was not for Pastor Miller my daughter would still be alive,” Elvira Syed said.
“I heard about Pastor Aaron Miller from a DCF (Department of Children and Family) social worker. Aaron Miller filed a complaint against me after he saw my daughter only once for emotional abuse because I was refusing to affirm her gender identity due to my Muslim beliefs,” she said.
WATCH:
BREAKING: Mother Accuses Trans Pastor of Weaponizing Dept. of Children and Families to Isolate Child, Driving Daughter to Suicide
“If it was not for Pastor Miller my daughter would still be alive.”
(VIDEO) “We Just Signed with China Yesterday” – President Trump Announces Trade Deal with China – India in the Works
June 26, 2025
President Trump on Thursday announced that US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has signed a trade deal with China, demonstrating once again that tariffs work!
The President spoke during a One Big Beautiful Bill event at the White House on Thursday, where he was joined by Administration officials, Members of Congress, conservative leaders, and everyday Americans who stand to benefit from the landmark One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
The event was intended to “rally Republicans to get the One Big Beautiful Bill across the finish line,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said earlier on Thursday.
While speaking about his success in bringing the United States back to life during the first five months of his second term, the President made the announcement that “we just signed with China yesterday.”
As The Gateway Pundit reported, earlier this month, President Trump officialized the US-UK trade agreement with an executive order, after he and UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer announced the deal last month.
The new agreement comes after President Trump had a tariff war with China, slapping steep tariffs of 145% at one point on chinese goods. Details of the new agreement are still unclear.
WATCH:
Trump: But in four months, they said you have the hottest country anywhere in the world. It's not even close. And they thought we were dead a year before that. They said, I thought you were dead, the country was dead, and was pretty close to it, but we have the hottest country in the world, so it's great. And Trade Representative Jamieson Greer is very busy, because— where are you, Jamieson? Everybody, everybody wants to make a deal and have a part of it, right?
I know you and Howard and Scott are working overtime, making deals with other countries. You remember a few months ago, the press was saying, “do you really have anybody of any interest?” Well, we just signed with China yesterday, right? Just signed with China. We have everybody. We're not going to make deals with everybody. Some, we're just going to send them a letter say, thank you very much. You're going to pay 25, 35, 45%. That's the easy way to do it, and my people don't want to do it that way. They want to do some of it, but they want to make more deals than I would do.
But we're having some great deals. We have one coming up, maybe, with India, a very big one, where we're going to open up India. In the China deal, we're starting to open up China, things that never really could have happened. And the relationship with every country has been very good.
House Passes Amendment to Spending Bill Allowing Veterans Affairs to Recommend Medical Cannabis to Veterans
June 26, 2025
Just days after Texas Governor Greg Abbott vetoed a bill to ban products containing THC, the psychedelic component of cannabis, much to the disappointment of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, the U.S. House has passed an amendment to the Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act (MilConVA) for FY2026.
The MilConVA bill has passed the House by a vote of 218-206, with all voting Republicans supporting the bill. Two Democrats, Jared Golden of Maine and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington crossed party lines to vote in favor of the MilConVA bill.
The Senate could take up the bill as early as Friday.
The crucial amendment was introduced by Brian Mast (R-FL) and Dave Joyce (R-OH). It specifically prohibits the VA from using federal funds to enforce Veterans Health Directive 1315, which barred doctors from recommending, referring, or completing paperwork to permit veterans to participate in medical marijuana programs. Mast and Joyce are both members of the Congressional Cannabis Caucus.
Medical Marijuana and CBD-rich hemp has been suggested as a non-toxic alternative to traditional prescription antidepressant medications, such as SSRIs, which often times have suicidal thoughts or ideations as a side effect. It’s also been effectively used to reduce chronic pain.
According to Marijuana Moment, Rep. Mast, a combat veteran and double amputee, shared his own experience with “conventional medications”:
After sharing his own experience with conventional medications following a serious injury during his time in military service, Mast said that, “in many cases” those drugs “leave our veterans in are, at the most extreme end of it, states of suicide. At other ends of it, just extreme states of dissatisfaction and lacking purpose in life. And in some cases, it does leave them in a better condition.”
The amendment also direct the VA to evaluate and make recommendations on changes necessary to integrate approved psychedelic therapies into veterans’ care.
Huge Victory! Two Major Advertising Firms Pledge to FTC to “Cease All Coordination Against Political and Religious Viewpoints”
June 26, 2025
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson
This week, the Federal Trade Commission under the leadership of Chairman Andrew Ferguson secured a monumental agreement among two of the leading global advertising firms that could have significant implications for media outlets currently blocked from advertisers over political viewpoints.
During a $13.5 billion merger just approved by the FTC on Monday, two of the six major global advertising firms Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group (IPG) have agreed to cease all coordinated efforts to “steer advertising dollars away from publishers based on their political or ideological viewpoints.” This merger between the third- and fourth-largest companies will create the largest advertising groups. From the FTC press release:
“As already highlighted, the Commission, in reviewing a merger that affects an increase in concentration, is always duty-bound to address the risk of collusion. As a leading antitrust treatise makes clear, “evidence of historical attempts at collusion or evidence that collusion is actually
occurring in the present could be considered as ‘exacerbating’ factors sufficient to warrant a merger challenge under circumstances where structural evidence alone would be insufficient.” Evidence of past collusion or attempted collusion has played a key role in judicial decisions enjoining mergers under Section 7 for many years before the Commission adopted the 2023 Guidelines. And in negotiating settlements, the Commission may impose stringent remedies based on past collusion in the industry.
“In this case, to resolve the Commission’s concerns, the parties have proposed a remedy in the form of conduct restrictions that will mitigate this merger’s anticompetitive effects. The history of collusion in the market for media-buying services, and the increased potential for collusion postmerger, make this a rare instance where the imposition of a behavioral remedy is appropriate.”
The FTC states that they are “well prepared” to monitor the restrictions made in this agreement, noting that there are “active investigations” into such conduct and that “any future attempts at collusion by Omnicon and IPG are unlikely to remain hidden.” Chairman Ferguson notes that advertisement publishers will have a “powerful incentive” to alert the Commission as to any unlawful collusion.
In recent years, the advertising industry “has been plagued by deliberate, coordinated efforts to steer ad revenue away from certain news organizations, media outlets, and social media networks.” Much of this was accomplished through a concerted effort of the World Federation of Advertisers through an organization called the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM). Omnicon and IPG were both founding members of the group that accounts for around 90% of global advertising spending.
News organizations such as The Gateway Pundit and Breitbart, as well as social media outlets such as Rumble and X should now be able to compete for advertisements on the grounds of their success and viewership rather than on their political viewpoints. In recent years, reporting on controversial topics such as the “safe and effective” narrative behind COVID vaccines, the use of off-label drugs such as Ivermectin or Fenbendazole to treat COVID, or pushing back, with evidence, against “the most secure election in US history” narratives could result in a ‘blacklisting’ from major advertising firms.
“Today, Omnicom and IPG have committed themselves to help stop that sort of coordination in their industry. This consent agreement will help mitigate the dangers inherent in a consolidated national advertising market. I hope the conditions imposed on this merger will encourage all
advertising firms to adopt similar practices and thereby reduce the temptation to collude to the detriment of their customers, independent journalists, small and independent media companies, consumers, and the American public square.”
This agreement and merger between Omnicon, IPG and our FTC will have a significant impact on the ability for “alternative media” to compete with the Mockingbird outlets. Rumble will be able to compete with the likes of YouTube. Independent news outlets will be able to compete with the “authoritative sources” like the New York Times, Washington Post, and CNN.
The FTC’s merger and agreement with Omnicon and IPG, two of the world’s six largest advertising firms, to cease all collusion to “steer advertisers” away from news outlets, media outlets, and social media outlets based on political or religious viewpoints is an absolutely massive… pic.twitter.com/tuG4gEOtrg
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