Woke Mob Triggered After Snoop Dogg Reveals He Doesn’t Like LGBTQ Propaganda In Kids’ Movies | Drew Hernandez
August 27, 2025
On the “It’s Giving” podcast, Snoop Dogg recounted taking his grandchildren to see Pixar’s 2022 film “Lightyear,” where he was caught off guard by a scene featuring a lesbian couple, Alisha Hawthorne and her wife Kiko, who have a child together. He described his grandson asking, “Papa Snoop? How she have a baby with a woman? She’s a woman!” during the movie, leaving him unsure how to respond. Snoop expressed discomfort, stating, “Oh sh*t, I didn’t come in for this sh*t. I just came to watch the goddamn movie,” and questioned the inclusion of such themes for young audiences. He further explained that the experience “threw me for a loop,” adding, “These are kids. We have to show that at this age? They’re going to ask questions. I don’t have the answer.”
As a result, Snoop said he is now “scared” to take his grandkids to the movies, fearing unexpected content that forces difficult conversations. So called Transgender activist Ts Madison responded critically on TMZ, accusing Snoop of homophobia and urging him to “educate your grandkids,” while dismissing his discomfort with, “You’re a little uncomfortable? B*tch, educate your grandkids!”
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Obama Judge Says MS-13 Gang Member Kilmar Abrego Garcia Cannot be Deported Until At Least October
August 27, 2025
A federal judge on Wednesday said MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia cannot be deported until at least October.
US District Judge Paula Xinis on Wednesday set an evidentiary hearing for October 6 after Abrego Garcia filed a lawsuit to block his deportation to Uganda.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia was ordered to be deported to the East African country of Uganda after a judge released him from a Tennessee prison last week.
He doesn’t belong here. He won’t be staying here. America is a safer nation without this MS-13 Gangbanger in it.
A federal judge is planning to have Trump administration officials testify in early October about the government’s efforts to re-deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia and is prohibiting his removal from the US for several more weeks.
US District Judge Paula Xinis on Wednesday set an evidentiary hearing for October 6. Xinis said she would rule within 30 days of the hearing and that Abrego Garcia must remain in the US until then.
Abrego Garcia is expected to remain in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody.
In the meantime, his efforts to stave off another deportation will happen in other forums.
Abrego Garcia was an illegal alien residing in Maryland when he was deported to his home country of El Salvador earlier this year and placed in the notorious CECOT prison, however, radical left-wing judges ordered him to be returned to the US.
The wife-beater and gang member was previously ordered deported by an immigration judge, but he was not to be sent to his home country of El Salvador. So the Trump Administration decided to send him to Africa.
Abrego Garcia immediately put up a legal fight to stop his deportation.
“I fear persecution in Uganda on account of my race, nationality, political opinion, and membership in a particular social group. I also fear torture by or at the acquiescence of a public official in that country,” Abrego Garcia said on Saturday.
On Monday, Judge Xinis temporarily blocked the Trump Admin from deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia and set an evidentiary hearing for this Friday.
Last month, a Tennessee-based federal judge previously ordered the release of MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia – and a Maryland judge, appointed by Barack Obama, immediately blocked ICE from detaining Abrego Garcia.
A federal grand jury in Tennessee recently indicted Kilmar Abrego Garcia for “transporting undocumented migrants within the United States.”
He was charged with one count of conspiracy to transport aliens and one count of unlawful transportation of undocumented aliens.
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Mexican Officials in Danger of Being Named as Cartel Leader Pleads Guilty in US Court
August 27, 2025
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Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada García, the 75-year-old co-founder of the Sinaloa Cartel, pleaded guilty in U.S. court to charges including leading a criminal enterprise, racketeering, drug trafficking, and money laundering. He admitted to bribing Mexican officials for more than fifty years, and agreed to forfeit $15 billion in assets. He now faces a mandatory life sentence without parole.
Zambada co-founded the cartel with Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán and operated with impunity since 1969. From the 1980s until last year, his organization smuggled at least 1.5 million kilograms of cocaine, most of it to the United States. His testimony could expose entrenched networks of corruption within Mexico’s political and judicial system, shaking governments past and present.
His downfall began on July 25, 2024, when he was arrested alongside Joaquín Guzmán López, El Chapo’s son, at a private airfield in El Paso, Texas. Zambada claims he was lured into a trap. Expecting to mediate a dispute between Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and former Culiacán mayor Héctor Cuén, he instead walked into an ambush. According to his lawyer, six men in military uniforms threw him to the ground, bound his legs, and pulled a black bag over his head. Guzmán López, exploiting a rift in the cartel, had arranged the handover to U.S. authorities without Zambada realizing it.
In court, Zambada admitted bribing officials across Mexico and controlling the very authorities meant to stop him. Witnesses confirmed that such corruption was indispensable to the cartel’s power, ranging from local police who escorted shipments to high-level officials who tipped off the cartel about military operations.
There is precedent for high-ranking Mexican officials being tied to cartels, with some convicted and others implicated by strong evidence.
One of the most prominent cases is that of Genaro García Luna, Mexico’s former Secretary of Public Security (2006–2012). Once hailed as the “supercop” and architect of Mexico’s modern “war on drugs,” he was convicted in the United States in early 2023 of colluding with the Sinaloa Cartel. García Luna accepted millions in bribes in exchange for protection and use of his official resources, and he was sentenced to more than 38 years in prison.
Other senior officials remain under suspicion. Manuel Bartlett Díaz, currently director of the Federal Electricity Commission in President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s cabinet, was implicated in the 1985 Guadalajara Cartel conspiracy to murder DEA agent Kiki Camarena. U.S. testimony has continued to raise questions about his role in cartel dealings, making his current position particularly controversial.
Former President López Obrador himself has faced allegations. Investigative journalist Luis Chaparro reports that Zambada may have described an “amicable relationship” with López Obrador. Past testimonies also alleged that the Sinaloa, Gulf, and Zetas cartels contributed to López Obrador’s 2006 presidential campaign in return for tolerance of their operations. López Obrador has strongly denied the claims, calling them “completely false” and insisting there is no evidence.
Broader corruption concerns extend beyond individuals. A report by U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley found that under previous administrations, U.S. officials consistently overlooked credible evidence of corruption while funneling resources into Mexico’s security programs.
In one case, the DEA knowingly rewarded and entrusted its Sensitive Investigative Unit commander in Mexico despite evidence he was leaking information to cartels, leaks that cost at least one DEA cooperator his life.
Allegations have also touched other administrations. During Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán’s 2019 trial, a witness testified that former Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto accepted a $100 million bribe, though Peña Nieto denied the accusation.
While there has been speculation that Ismael Zambada might cooperate with U.S. authorities, his attorney firmly denied it: “It is not a cooperation agreement, and I can state categorically that there is no deal under which he is cooperating with the United States Government.”
Even without a formal deal, the case puts mounting pressure on President Claudia Sheinbaum. She has dismissed Zambada’s bribery claims, noting that no formal complaints have been filed and demanding evidence before acting. Yet U.S. prosecutors may still assemble compelling cases from his admissions, forcing Mexican justice to respond.
For Washington, Zambada’s guilty plea is already a major victory in the fight against cartels. Its broader impact on U.S.-Mexico relations, and whether Mexican officials will be held accountable, will depend largely on whether Zambada ultimately chooses to provide further cooperation despite his lawyer’s denials. The Trump administration is fully expected to act on any names or tips it obtains from Zambada.
WATCH: Jesse Watters Destroys “White Dudes for Harris” Founder in Fiery Segment After Triggered Hack Accuses Trump of Using the National Guard as a “Distraction”
August 27, 2025
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One would not expect the man who founded “White Dudes for Harris” of having sharp intellect or political instincts and Fox News’s Jesse Watters easily proved this during a segment last night.
Mike Nellis appeared as a guest on “Jesse Watters Primetime” to discuss President Trump making DC safe again by sending in the National Guard and the possibility of more military firepower in other crime-filled Democratic cities like Nellis’s home city of Chicago.
Nellis opened up by accusing Trump playing political theater with sending troops to crime-ridden Democratic cities to distract from the economy, calling it offensive. Watters, though, quickly swatted aside this lie, pointing out that Trump just held a press conference where he discussed economic issues for several hours.
After Nellis then tried to spin his lie by claiming Trump only discussed tariffs, Watters responded by sarcastically asking whether Democrats would return tariff rebate checks proposed by Trump.
Watters then turned back to crime and things got worse for Nellis, especially after he tried to bring up crime in red states to distract from what’s happening in Chicago.
Watters absolutely unloaded on him at that point. Then, he rightfully laughed off Nellis whining about possibly seeing tanks in the streets (which might be necessary considering how dangerous the Windy City is) even if it means less crime and mocked Nellis for laughably accusing Trump of cutting police funding.
WATCH:
LMAO! Jesse Watters just repeatedly EMBARRASSED the ‘White Dudes for Kamala Harris’ founder in amazing fashion.
“People don’t feel safe in DC! Restaurant revenue dropped 40%!”
WATTERS: “That’s a lie. That’s been DEBUNKED…tell me this: should Chicago invite the guard in to… pic.twitter.com/rSm2dis8Rj
NELLIS: I think the challenge he is facing is that Donald Trump is playing a lot of theater in order to distract from what he doesn’t want to talk about, which is the economy…What he is doing and what I find to be offensive…
WATTERS: Distraction? He talked about the economy for three hours. How is this a distraction? One of the reasons he was elected is to fight crime, and he is doing it!
NELLIS: Jesse, he is boasting about record tariff intake the government is taking in, but he’s not talking about inflation anymore because everything is more expensive…
WATTERS So when he gives stimulus checks to all these Democrats, they’re not going to cash them. They’re just going to send them back in, we’ll pay down the debt and they’ll refuse to cash them.
Mike, I’m talking about crime. You say it’s a distraction, I say it’s one of the many things he’s been successful at. Why does it have to be a distraction? Why can’t it be he’s juggling a lot of balls?
NELLIS: Yeah, he’s juggling a lot of balls. Yeah, I’ll give some credit because the numbers are better but the numbers are better because the military are on our streets. And if you look at the economic numbers in DC, you can the people do not feel safe. Restaurant revenue dropped 40%…
WATTERS: Mike, that’s a lie. When you compare restaurant revenue from restaurant week from a different week, that’s been debunked. We debunked it on The Five!
Tell me this: should Chicago invite the guard in to tackle homicides?
NELLIS: No…The city of Chicago has had a chance to vote for Donald Trump three times and he lost by 80% each of the three times he was on the ballot.
If Donald Trump wants to get involved heavily, he should go look at red states. Because Donald Trump does not have any urgency to deal with Louisiana, which is the murder capital of the United States.
He doesn’t have anything to say about Oklahoma, which has the worst schools in the nation…
WATTERS: Okay, Mike. Chicago’s a little bigger Baton Rouge! And you live in Chicago and you should care! Did you hear my friend in the monologue talk about her cousin, her uncle, her niece? They’re all dead!
Do you care about that at all!? Your mayor doesn’t care. Your mayor doesn’t want any back up! What the h*ll’s wrong with him?
NELLIS: Hey, I care about the crime in Chicago, but I also care about making sure people feel safe. I’m not going to feel safe in my city if I take my son to school, I have to drive by a tank.
WATTERS (laughing): Really?
NELLIS: I’m not going to feel safe if I have to take him to a ball game.
WATTERS: I’d feel more scared of strays, but go ahead.
NELLIS: I’m happy to support more police on the streets to keep Chicago safe…The problem is (Trump) cut community police funding by $2 billion…
WATTERS: Mike, you guys defunded the police, don’t talk about cutting funds. Everybody knows the Democrats defunded the police.
But I respect that you’re from Chicago and you want to be safe and you don’t want to see a tank when you see the White Sox lose, and that’s okay.
But we are all in agreement that Chicago needs to do a lot better.
NELLIS: I’m tired of Republicans blaming all the crime on Democratic states.
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