21 Replies to “January 23, 2025: Reader Tips”

  1. Tomorrow is “blood-bath-day” at CNN as the Network starts the layoffs in earnest.

  2. Tulsi Gabbard, who is President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to be Director of National Intelligence (DNI) in his next administration, has reversed course on a controversial item after lobbying from Republican senators.

    Gabbard revealed on Friday that she believes section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) “is crucial for gathering foreign intelligence on non-U.S. persons abroad.”

    She previously opposed FISA section 702 re-authorization while serving as a Democrat in the House of Representatives.

    http://www.foxnews.com/politics/tulsi-gabbard-changes-tune-controversial-intelligence-tool-following-gop-lobbying.amp

  5. President Donald J. Trump in his address to the Davos fun fest, has been warmly received… they seem a polite group though I doubt their sincerity is real.

    and in return, he’s called for NATO spending to be increased to 5% of GDP for member countries.
    no link yet, it was a live speech on Bannon’s War Room show…
    I thought he would ask for 3% and then Canada would be like a 1/2 member as they spend close to 1.5%

    Canada hasn’t met the 2% standard since PM Mulroney was PM in 1988
    Perhaps Canada should announce they’re going to have a Canadian land on the moon?

    1. I’m waiting for Shiny Pony to announce that as a cost-cutting measure that the Canadian Armed Forces is to be disbanded and replaced by the People’s Liberation Army of China.

  6. Trump speaking at Davos now.
    Wow, answering question from Santander bank president… mentions Canada difficulties and in same digression mentioned Mexico. The comparison is stark. He basically said we don’t need any Canadian products… then mentions statehood.
    He’s serious.
    Canada, if your tone deaf leadership can’t buy a vowel from this… you are screwed.
    They won’t. Best get out any way you can.
    Find the video.

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