ROSE UNPLUGGED: Ezekiel’s War: A Collision of Nations? (AUDIO)
July 13, 2025
Rose Unplugged is joined by Pastor Phil Hotsenpiller, co-founder and Senior Pastor of Influence Church in Anaheim Hills, California, and author of “One Nation Without Law”
As bombs fell on Iranian nuclear sites and tensions exploded across the Middle East, are we seeing a foreshadowing of a global collision course?
Russia, Iran, and Turkey are aligning in ways that eerily echo the ancient prophecy of Ezekiel 38–39. In this gripping episode, we examine how today’s headlines may be fulfilling a 2,500-year-old vision of a final war—one not only geopolitical, but deeply spiritual.
(VIDEO) Woke Karen Screams at JD Vance at Disneyland – “We Support Immigrants!”
July 13, 2025
Vice President JD Vance was strolling along, child in arm, at the Disneyland Theme Park in Los Angeles on Saturday when he was screamed at by an an angry liberal, shouting that she supports immigrants.
Vance took Second Lady Usha Vance and his three children to the legendary place while on a trip to Southern California.
“Mr. Vice President, we support immigrants! We support America,” the woman shouted in a nasally voice.
“I thought California was violent!”
DNC Vice Chair Jane Fleming Kleeb posted the clip on X, commenting, “VP Vance is at Disneyland. I’m also here with my family. When I had a brief moment, I made it clear–we support immigrants, we support America. I asked the obvious question, ‘I thought you hate California?’ Since we’ve all seen and heard the hatred coming from Vance and Trump for California and Disney…”
It wasn’t the “own” she thought it was as Vance just walked by, not even appearing to notice.
WATCH:
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Newsom was also triggered by Vance’s visit to Disneyland, attacking him for “tearing apart” families of people who are in this country illegally.
But White House Communications Director Steven Cheung fired back at Newsom, calling him out for his past adultery.
“The only thing @GavinNewsom knows about family is the one he destroyed by sleeping with his campaign manager’s wife,” Cheung wrote in a savage response.
Former Secret Service Director Cheatle Responds to Damning GAO Report Revealing There Was a Credible Threat Against Trump’s Life 10 Days Before Butler Assassination Attempt
July 13, 2025
Former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle responded to the GAO report on the Butler assassination attempt released by Senator Grassley.
On Saturday, just one day shy of the one-year anniversary of the assassination attempt against President Trump, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) released a report highlighting some of the Secret Service failures.
As TGP reported earlier, a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report revealed that the Secret Service during Biden’s presidency did not alert the team responsible for securing Trump’s July 13, 2024, rally.
This is the full clip.
1- shots on trump
2- ss returns fire
3- you hear “shooter is down”
4- they stand trump up
5- he asks to get his shoes
6- fist pumps and fight
The report revealed the Secret Service, under then-Director Kimberly Cheatle’s leadership, knew of a threat against President Trump’s life 10 days before the attempted assassination at the Butler rally; however, they did not relay the information to the USSS team on the ground in Pennsylvania.
The threat against President Trump was not specific to the Butler rally or the gunman, Thomas Crooks.
Per the report:
Prior to the July 13 rally, senior-level Secret Service officials became aware of a threat to then-former President Trump. This information was not specific to the July 13 rally or gunman. Nonetheless, due to the Secret Service’s siloed practice for sharing classified threat information, Secret Service and local law enforcement personnel central to developing site security plans for the rally were unaware of the threat. According to Secret Service officials, this information was not more broadly shared across the Secret Service because in part, the information was highly classified, and the Intelligence Community did not include information at a lower classification level to share. However, the Secret Service’s siloed information sharing practices, such as requesting that only personnel within an individual’s chain of command be briefed on threat information, contributed to members of the advance team not receiving relevant information. Making changes to Secret Service policies to require it to proactively share threat information internally could help ensure its agents and partners will have information needed to provide effective protection
Further, sharing threat and risk information could also help ensure resource decisions are based on identified risks. Secret Service’s resource allocation process is not currently set up to comprehensively consider all known risks. Implementing a process that does so can help ensure security asset decisionsare based on need and not ad hoc actions outside of a formal process.
Per Fox, other key findings from the GAO report include:
Ten days before the event, high-level Secret Service officials were briefed on a classified threat to Trump. “Once those officials reviewed the intelligence, they could have then requested that personnel within their chain of command be briefed on the specific information.” Officials failed to share this information, leaving federal and local law enforcement entities planning and staffing the event unaware of the active threat, including members of the Donald Trump Protective Division. Local law enforcement officials told the GAO they would have requested additional assets for the Butler rally, had they known.
The Secret Service agent who was responsible for “identif[ying] site vulnerabilities,” was new to her role. The Butler event was “her first time planning and securing a large outdoor event as the site agent.”
At the time of the Butler event, the Secret Service lacked a formal policy for communicating a protectee staff’s requests for changes to security plans. A Trump campaign staffer had asked the Secret Service advance team, who was unaware of the active threat to Trump, not to use large farm equipment to address line-of-sight concerns near one of the buildings so as not to interfere with campaign press photos. The advance team complied, a decision which may have given Crooks a clearer shot at the stage from his rooftop perch.
Secret Service officials denied the Donald Trump Protective Division’s request for enhanced counter Unmanned Aerial Surveillance (cUAS) equipment at the Butler event, as “these resources had already been allocated for the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.” Fortunately, senior officials with knowledge of the threat against Trump stepped in to approve counter sniper assets for the rally, a decision which was described as “inconsistent” with agency practices for making resource decisions.” Absent this last-minute decision, Trump “would likely not have received the counter sniper assets that ultimately took out [Crooks],” the GAO wrote.
NEW GAO REPORT IM RELEASING says Secret Service knew of a threat 2Pres Trump’s life 10 DAYS b4 Butler but didnt share info w staff on the ground so they were unprepared Rpt identifies Sct Service problems+ recommends fixes This info NVR wld hv been made public w/o CONG OVERSIGHT pic.twitter.com/hf9t87453a
House Speaker Mike Johnson on the Potential for a Second Mega Bill (VIDEO)
July 13, 2025
House Speaker Mike Johnson talks with Maria Bartiromo of “Sunday Morning Futures” on 7/13/25
House Speaker Mike Johnson was on “Sunday Morning Futures” with host Maria Bartiromo to discuss topics including the potential for another mega bill in 2025.
“The ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ was a landmark achievement. America first is no longer just an agenda, it’s now the law of the land, and to your point, the big investment there was in border security and national defense,” Johnson explained.
“These investments are important. It’s in naval vessels and ships in our new kind of warfare, and by the way, there is an investment here in the Golden Dome, which will help us have real security in our homeland,” Johnson said.
“Where does the legislative agenda go now, and are you expecting to do a second reconciliation package later on in the year?” Bartiromo asked.
“Ya, we are implementing a playbook that we designed well over a year ago. About 15 months ago, we began this process, understanding and believing that we would win unified government,” Johnson said.
“We would not want to waste this historic opportunity with President Trump coming back to the White House and us having the responsibility of fixing every metric of public policy that Biden and Harris and the Democrats destroyed over the previous four years,” Johnson continued.
Speaker Johnson explained the importance of passing at least two reconciliation bills by spring to ensure that they can be passed without the support of Democrats.
“We have multiple steps ahead of us. We have a long plan for at least two, possibly three reconciliation bills. One in the fall and one next spring that would continue to allow us to do this on a partisan basis, where we only need Republican votes,” Johnson said.
“Some people were critical of the fact that we haven’t seen a lot of codifying in the Congress of President Trump’s executive orders. Where specifically would you want to see that?” Bartiromo asked.
“Well, we did over almost 30 of them were included in the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’, so that was a law-making exercise. The President has now signed them into law, and they are codified. So, it’s not a temporary thing, they will be permanent in the law. And we have done a number of, about 15 or 20, additional executive orders that we have already codified in the House. We will continue that process. We wanted to get as many of them as we could into the reconciliation package because we knew that we were certain that that would actually be signed into law,” Johnson continued.
“The President has been one of the most prolific, I think arguably the most successful President in the first six months of his term than any previous President,” Johnson said.
BREAKING: Kentucky State Trooper Shot, Multiple Victims Injured in Lexington Church Shooting; Suspect Dead
July 13, 2025
A suspect shot a Kentucky State Police trooper in Kentucky before fleeing to a nearby church, where additional shootings left multiple people injured on Sunday.
The suspect, who has not been publicly identified, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The incident began at approximately 11:36 a.m. local time when the suspect shot the trooper during an encounter in Fayette County.
The suspect then fled and arrived at Richmond Road Baptist Church in a rural part of Lexington, where Kentucky State Police and Lexington Police Department officers confronted him.
Multiple injured victims were reported at the church. An injured officer was transported to a hospital for medical care.
The identities and conditions of the victims have not been publicly released.
Authorities have also not released the suspect’s cause of death, the exact number of victims, or any motive for the shootings.
Governor Andy Beshear issued a statement regarding the incident in a series of posts on X.
Please pray for everyone affected by these senseless acts of violence, and let’s give thanks for the swift response by the Lexington Police Department and Kentucky State Police. Details are still emerging, and we will share more information as available. 2/2
— Governor Andy Beshear (@GovAndyBeshear) July 13, 2025
Beshear wrote:
Kentucky, we are aware of a series of incidents in Lexington around one suspect, including a trooper-involved shooting and an additional shooting at Richmond Road Baptist Church with multiple injuries. The trooper and others are being treated at a nearby hospital.
Please pray for everyone affected by these senseless acts of violence, and let’s give thanks for the swift response by the Lexington Police Department and Kentucky State Police. Details are still emerging, and we will share more information as available.
This is a breaking news story and will be updated with more information as it becomes available.
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