Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt shared a provocative image on X: 100 yard signs on the White House lawn displaying mugshots of undocumented immigrants arrested for heinous crimes like murder, rape, and drug distribution, spotlighting Trump's immigration crackdown in his first 100 days. While supporters like Scott Presler praised the move, critics on X, including Art Candee and Sundae Divine, decried it as "propaganda," with some calling it "disgraceful." Others, like floridanow1, demanded the Epstein client list instead. Next, we explore the chilling aftermath of Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre's suicide, as survivors like Juliette Bryant--who claims she was kidnapped by Epstein with Bill Clinton in Africa--speak out, alleging suspicious deaths among victims and demanding protection while living in fear. Then, a jaw-dropping DEA raid on April 27 in Colorado Springs uncovered over a dozen active-duty military members tied to MS-13 and Tren de Aragua at an illegal nightclub, arresting 114 undocumented immigrants amid drugs, guns, and prostitution--sparking outrage over Colorado's sanctuary policies. We also cover the horrific Vancouver attack on April 26, where a man drove into a Filipino festival crowd, killing 8 and injuring 6, fueling concerns over Canada's crime rates. Finally, Terrence Howard exposes Hollywood's dark underbelly, alleging rapper Petey Pablo was blackballed for revealing "cultish homosexuality" at industry parties, igniting debate about coercion in entertainment. Quick updates: Democrats' 10-hour Capitol sit-in drew mixed reactions, a tourist scalded her hand in a Yellowstone hot spring, Santa Monica's crime surge met a tone-deaf council response, Governor Pritzker's remarks incited controversy, Bill Belichick's awkward interview with Jordon Hudson went viral, Neuralink's robot surgery revelation stunned the world, and Matan Even's hilarious roast of George Santos captivated audiences. Join us for unfiltered takes on these stories, probing power, justice, and truth.

Santa Monica's homelessness and crime surge has locals reeling, with the city council's tone-deaf plan to allow drinking on Third Street Promenade drawing sharp criticism, and billionaire Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker sparked outrage by urging the left to "take over the streets" against Trump supporters, with critics calling it incitement to violence. On a lighter note, the awkward viral interview of 73-year-old NFL legend Bill Belichick and his 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson continues to trend for its cringe factor due to her defensive interjections, while Elon Musk's claim that Neuralink's robot outperformed human surgeons in brain surgery, predicting robotic dominance in five years, has sparked both awe and concern. Finally, Matan Even's sharp-witted roast of George Santos in a viral interview has been hailed as "hilarious," showcasing his quick-fire humor.

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