Thursday, January 30, 2025
Good morning and welcome to Redstate’s “Morning Minute” – a quick look at which stories are currently trendy and a look ahead, what the day can bring. Consider this as your one-stop shop to get messages to kick your day.
Top O ‘The Mornin’
Rothöfe at Redstate
“Absolutely disgusting”: CNN hammered for it
Instead of pushing their viewers together and respectfully covering the tragedy, CNN decided to have caused the crash to Chomp, how they could accuse Trump.
JD Vance has an appropriate answer after ‘Journalist’ Milley’s portrait removal is equated with the “Lösch” history
Democrats and mainstream mediots do not practice what they preach. Shocking, right?
Elizabeth Warren melts at RFK Jr. for complaints, receives a reality check
It is really not a good look if you behave as if you lose your mind. Warren trembled while there was so rude.
trend
Weapon control that outlined by Trump’s ban on scholarships
To be forthright, I am not least moved by your excitement about Trump’s freezing of taxpayers who go here and yon, especially when it comes to the masquerative of anti-weapons efforts as research.
Things suddenly look cool for Milley
But he loses a star – or two – and cannot sell his specialist knowledge (without security approval, it is worthless) to committees or networks that hate Trump, can assist to ointment some of the wounds. A little bit.
You will love what Tom Homan has said about Joy Reid’s ice raids
How can you not love Tom Homan? He is the factual, unapologist fighter that we need as a border queue, and he does not take a crap.
What would own someone who tweet this garbage after the air disaster at Reagan National Airport?
The liberal media reaction to the tragic crash with medium air on the Reagan National Airport is one in which we are not shocked, but also completely surprised.
We are glad that Swalwell is also okay. But we knew that if he had tweeted his prayers for the victims and left out the part in which he tried to do everything about himself.
What is on barrel?
Today on the Capitol Hill …
Thursday brings another full (and probably eventful) day on the hill with the following hearings of the confirmation hearings:
- Kash Patel – FBI Director – Justice Committee – 9:30 a.m.
- Dan Driscoll – Secretary of the Army – Committee for Armed Forces – 9:30 a.m. Eastern
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pension – 10:00 a.m.
- Tulsi Gabbard – Director of the National Secret Service – Increasing Service – 10:00 a.m. Eastern
There was some discussions Whether the hearings should be postponed at the Reagan National Airport on Wednesday evening on Wednesday evening, but at the moment it seems that the hearings are as planned.
In addition, meetings to test the nominations of Russ as omb director Elise Stefanik as UN ambassador and Doug Burgum as Interior Minister are taken into account.
Lee Zeldin was confirmed as an EPA administrator on Wednesday, with the next week for Pam Bondi being coordinated as the Attorney General.
There is also a hearing on Thursday before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations “to investigate the influence of the People’s Republic of China at home and abroad, whereby the recommendations for political decision-makers concentrate”.
White house what’s going on
President Donald Trump signed the Riley Act sheet on Wednesday. On Wednesday evening he was reported on the terrible collision with medium air and stressed it, bringing several contributions to the truth about social times and ending the evening with this concise but melancholy observation:
What a terrible night it was. God bless you all!
We have not yet a schedule for Thursday, but one suspected that he will carefully observe the hearing of the confirmation hearings.
Full Court Press …
Former Senator Bob Menendez (NJ) was sentenced to 11 years in prison on Wednesday for its bribery, corruption convictions and took the opportunity to move away via the armed judicial system.
The Ministry of Justice officially applied on Wednesday to reject his reference to Trump’s co -accused Walt Nauta and Carlos Deoliveira on Wednesday.
Incidentally, we are still waiting for this decision by the New York appeal department on Trump’s civil fraud. One day …
Upcoming attractions
We will continue to see the votes of the committee and haunt Trump’s cabinet picks, with Dems in the first 10 days of the administration and Republicans who stomp on the accelerator pedal to confirm the nominees. The need for this was asked on Wednesday evening as Defense Minister Pete Hegseth and Transport Minister Sean Duffy (who had just been sworn in the night before) to weigh the tragedy and confirm that a thorough investigation is underway.
Several Israeli And Thai Hamas were released by Hamas in the early morning hours of Thursday, with four more published on Saturday. Pray on.
Think about tomorrow
The middle air collision on Wednesday evening reminded of two things: When I learned that the plane had fallen into the Potomac, I was of course reminded of the terrible accident in January 1982 Air Florida flight 90. I was 13 years ancient at the time, and that was the first huge crash that I can remember, even though I am sure that others were there. I remember that I was sitting, sitting and watching the reporting and praying that they would find more survivors. That was the beginning of my fear of fly. (I will not besge this problem here – that’s a story for another day.)
Second, it hardly took a nanosecond for them politicization begin. Gross.
Nevertheless, crises have a way to clarify – managers jump into practice; Losers jump to score political points.
Crises bring out the best for some people.
Unfortunately, they bring out the worst in others. Don’t be so.
– Susie Moore ⚾️🌻🐶 (@smoosieq) January 30, 2025
Lighter fare
Everyone has one Spare part?
– Heckin good dogs (@Heckingooddogs) January 29, 2025
