Weird: Kamala Accuses Trump of Being Communist Dictator – Forgets to Mention Her Father Was a Marxist Economist (VIDEO)
September 23, 2025
The crazy lady who can’t string two sentences together is making the rounds this week to promote her new book.
During her MSNBC interview with Rachel Maddow, Kamala compared President Donald Trump, the most important free-market capitalist in the world today, to a communist dictator.
Kamala Harris: A tyrant. We used to compare the strength of our democracy to communist dictators. That’s what we’re dealing with right now with Donald Trump. And these titans of industry are not speaking up.
Kamala comes out of hiding to promote her book and says that Donald Trump is a “communist dictator.” pic.twitter.com/UMdSjOEWxg
The apple did not fall far from the tree with Kamala.
But it is stunning that she accused Trump of being the communist – coming from today’s openly Marxist Democrat Party with leaders like AOC and New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani who is a member of the Democrat Socialists of America party.
‘Standing Strong’: South Korean Megachurch Pastor Who Defied COVID Lockdowns and Woke Laws Arrested and Jailed
September 23, 2025
He’s endured more than 20 lawsuits, a police raid on his church and home, and finally an arrest. Today, Pastor Hyun-bo Son resides in a prison cell.
If it happened in North Korea it would hardly be newsworthy. But this story takes place south of the 38th parallel.
Since 1993 Pastor Son has preached at Segero Church in Busan, South Korea.
“When my father started serving at Segero Church, there were only around 20 people. And now, weekly, there are over 4,000 people,” Chance Son told The Western Journal in a phone interview.
Pastor Son’s faith in God and his charismatic leadership drove his success as a pastor.
Those same qualities, however, also made him a threat to South Korea’s Democratic Party.
His persecution began during the COVID lockdowns in December 2020.
Only 20 members could gather at a church, no matter the congregation size, Son said.
“My father’s church is built to have 6,000 people. However, allowing just five people or 20 people, however the government wants — he rejected,” Son said.
Pastor Son continued preaching, sometimes hosting services with 1,000 attendees.
And when the government shut down Segero Church in January 2021, Pastor Son simply moved the service outside.
“Thankfully, there’s a big yard,” Chance Son said.
Because of his defiance, and the public backlash, the government reopened the church days later.
That was strike one.
Later that same year, the government introduced the Anti-Discrimination Act.
The proposed law supported homosexuality and other LGBT initiatives, like de-criminalizing gay relationships in the military, according to Amnesty International.
It might have passed the National Assembly had it not been for Son, who united South Korean pastors against it.
On Oct. 27, 2024, 1 million Christians and protesters filled the streets of downtown Seoul and surrounded the National Assembly building. Meanwhile, another million protesters joined online, Son said.
This is the truth the world needs to see: my father, Pastor Son, jailed in Korea for standing on God’s Word and refusing to bow to anti-Biblical education. They raided his church, seized phones, filed 20+ lawsuits, and now jailed him. This video tells the story. #ReligiousFreedompic.twitter.com/W52eZ112Hi
“Ever since then, until now, no politician has mentioned about the comprehensive Anti-Discrimination law,” Chance Son told The Western Journal.
That was strike two against the stubborn pastor.
In January he initiated “Save Korea,” organizing national prayer rallies to combat political tyranny.
The rallies continued for months, as tens of thousands gathered to pray in Seoul, Busan, Daejeon, and Daegu.
Strike three.
The “incident” ultimately leading to his arrest happened in March, when Son interviewed Jeong Seung-yoon, a conservative candidate running for superintendent of education.
Son had interviewed him before his congregation at Segero Church.
“He was just briefly asking the candidate questions about how he will be pursuing education in terms of the LGBTQ, because that’s against the biblical values. And because of that, he has been under investigation for … the last four months,” Son said.
Since the COVID era began, Pastor Son faced more than 20 lawsuits, mainly by the National Election Committee.
“They’re trying to lawfare him to death, similar to what they did to Trump,” said American pastor Rob McCoy, who’s close friends with Pastor Son. “They’re going to try to bog him down and bankrupt him. But he’s smart, and he’s committed, and he’s standing strong, and the church is committed to him.”
In May, police raided Segero Church and Son’s home in Busan.
On Sept. 8, they arrested him.
He’s been in jail ever since.
“Even if there were legal question about this, normally such cases, because he hasn’t done any crimes before, so these cases usually result in fines at most, not imprisonment or detainment,” Son said.
Pastor Son’s family plans to appeal the case and defend the pastor in court.
It’s been a week since my father was arrested and put behind bars. I haven’t been able to see his face or even hear his voice yet
At Segero Church yesterday, the pulpit was empty, yet pastors stepped up, and thousands cried out to God for freedom in KR and my father’s release pic.twitter.com/P1OiWX4cml
In the meantime, Chance Son is sharing his dad’s story with as many who will listen.
He, as his father does, understands the power of prayer and peaceful protest.
“Before his arrest, he said, ‘Even if I get arrested, please come out more joyfully, please worship God even more faithfully, even pray to God and keep your relationship with God even more closely.’ That’s his spirit,” Son told The Western Journal.
“And I truly believe, as the Bible says, that God can even use what is meant for evil to bring about good. And I believe this persecution could actually spark a new revival in the Korean church.”
Scott Jennings Taps FBI Director Kash Patel After Deranged Keith Olbermann Appears to Threaten Him With Vile “You’re Next, Motherf**ker” Remark
September 23, 2025
The unhinged rantings of far-left media personality Keith Olbermann reached a new low this week after he appeared to threaten CNN senior political contributor Scott Jennings with the chilling words, “You’re next, motherf**ker.”
Olbermann, in a now-deleted social media rant, went after Jennings for condemning Disney’s move to bring back Jimmy Kimmel Live! even after Kimmel’s disgraceful assassination monologue about conservative icon Charlie Kirk.
“You’re next, motherf***er… But keep mugging to the camera.”
Olbermann’s threats didn’t stop there. In another post, the washed-up sports commentator turned radical activist wrote, “Now we get the fascists off real tv. That’d mean your career is next, Jennings. Send a tape to Real America’s Voice But keep mugging to camera, amateur,” according to Daily Mail.
The tirade was triggered by Jennings’ criticism of ABC’s decision to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel following his appalling monologue about Kirk’s assassination. Jennings noted on X that the suspension had nothing to do with “authoritarianism” but was simply the consequence of Kimmel being an “insensitive p****.”
“So basically his employer suspended him for being an insensitive p****, and we don’t live in an authoritarian regime? Got it,” Jennings wrote.
So basically his employer suspended him for being an insensitive prick, and we don’t live in an authoritarian regime? Got it. https://t.co/Z4j98MhbR6
Reacting to the screenshots, Jennings tagged FBI Director Kash Patel, signaling that he considered the comments to be more than just media trash-talk. With tensions still raw just weeks after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the menacing tone of Olbermann’s rant was impossible to ignore.
Sinclair Broadcast Group, the largest ABC affiliate group, shared a statement on X saying that Kimmel’s suspension is not enough and called on the FCC and ABC to take additional action. Sinclair’s ABC stations will air a special in remembrance of Kirk during Kimmel’s spot.
“Mr. Kimmel’s remarks were inappropriate and deeply insensitive at a critical moment for our country,” said Vice Chairman Jason Smith. “We believe broadcasters have a responsibility to educate and elevate respectful, constructive dialogue in our communities. We appreciate FCC Chairman Carr’s remarks today, and this incident highlights the critical need for the FCC to take immediate regulatory action to address control held over local broadcasters by the big national networks.”
Olbermann responded to the news by telling Sinclair broadcasting to “Burn in hell…..alongside Charlie Kirk.”
Speaking to former CNN employee Chris Cillizza on his podcast, Todd suggested that this move is dangerous. Cillizza agreed, naturally.
The best part, is Chuck Todd claiming that he doesn’t know what Antifa is and that there is ‘no group.’ That’s total baloney, as you’ll see if you read below.
“I don’t even know what Antifa is. I know what the definition of Antifa is. There is no group!”
“But what’s dangerous is that by designating it, who’s going to define who the group is?”
“And if the Trump administration decides to say, ‘You, George Soros, are a part of this group that I designated,’ and you’re like, ‘No, I’m not,’ and it doesn’t matter.”
Watch below:
NEW: Chuck Todd *PANICS* over Trump designating Antifa terrorist organization
“I don’t even know what Antifa is. I know what the definition of Antifa is. There is no group!”
“But what’s dangerous is that by designating it, who’s going to define who the group is?”
Chuck Todd claiming not to know what Antifa is, is laughable. Todd interviewed the author of ‘Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook’ when he was still the host of Meet the Press.
Antifa Violence Is Ethical? This Author Explains Why
After decades of relative obscurity, the fringe “antifa” movement is becoming a household name after followers clashed with white supremacists at the Charlottesville “Unite the Right” rally where extremist Alex Fields is accused of murdering 32-year-old activist Heather Heyer in a car attack.
But the movement is still loosely defined and organized, making it difficult to get a grip on its size and aims.
Professor Mark Bray, a historian and lecturer at Dartmouth, has tried to fill the gap in his new book, “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” that chronicles its rise. While Bray doesn’t participate in the group’s protests, he nonetheless considers himself an ally…
Bray talked to NBC News about the antifa movement — and the role violence plays within it — on Thursday.
Here is the video of Chuck Todd interviewing a supposed expert on Antifa:
For him to play dumb about Antifa now is simply that. Dumb.
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