CNN… REPORTED… THE NEWS? CNN admits ICE deployment helped cut airport wait times.
Author Archive: Stephen Green
March 24, 2026
TO BE FAIR, IT’S DIFFICULT TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHEN DUCKWORTH IS LYING OR JUST STUPID:
1. This is a lie
2. Read the damn bill
3. The text beginning on page 12, line 22 makes abundantly clear that what you’re saying isn’t true
4. Why can’t Senate Democrats argue against this bill without lying? pic.twitter.com/TmskCT7Ywl
— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) March 24, 2026
And to answer Lee’s question, they have to lie about the bill because the only people it would disenfranchise are people who aren’t supposed to have the franchise.
That is, assuming they’re actual people, and not just excuses to send out fraudulent ballots for Dem machines to harvest.
INCENTIVES, HOW DO THEY WORK?
Hang on… Chicago wants to attract more tourists. It has created a marketing campaign to do that; and, in order to fund it, the city is… making it more expensive to stay in Chicago by raising taxes on hotel rooms? Do I have that right? https://t.co/GJk9aa36bc
— Rafael A. Mangual (@Rafa_Mangual) March 24, 2026
Reagan’s old adage needs updating for today’s Democrats: “If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, tax it some more. If it stops moving, levy a death tax.”
SPACE: A unique NASA satellite is falling out of orbit—this team is trying to rescue it.
The 21-year-old spacecraft is falling out of orbit, and NASA officials believe it’s worth saving—for the right price. Swift is not a flagship astronomy mission like Hubble or Webb, so there’s no talk of sending astronauts or spending hundreds of millions of dollars on a rescue expedition. Hubble was upgraded by five space shuttle missions, and billionaire and commercial astronaut Jared Isaacman—now NASA’s administrator—proposed a privately funded mission to service Hubble in 2022, but the agency rejected the idea.
Swift may be a more suitable target for a first-of-a-kind commercial rescue mission. It has cost roughly $500 million (adjusted for inflation) to build, launch, and operate, but it is significantly less expensive than Hubble, so the consequences of a botched rescue would be far less severe. Last September, NASA awarded a company named Katalyst Space Technologies a $30 million contract to rapidly build and launch a commercial satellite to stabilize Swift’s orbit and extend its mission.
The Swift observatory is flying in low-Earth orbit, where the outermost layers of the atmosphere still exert some aerodynamic influence on satellites. The spacecraft launched in November 2004 on a mission to detect gamma-ray bursts, the most powerful explosions in the known Universe. Despite its age, astrophysicists still rely on Swift’s multi-wavelength instruments to identify and locate gamma-ray bursts for follow-up observations by other observatories.
If they can pull this off, a $30 million launch to protect a $500 million investment seems like a no-brainer.
DOES ANYONE STILL LISTEN TO MCCHRYSTAL?
This isn’t even what I dislike about General McChrystal the most.
When he was our commander in Afghanistan, he told us to practice “courageous restraint”.
An ROE policy that largely gave the enemy the advantage and put us on the back foot.
It was so ridiculous that Netflix… https://t.co/0wMEf9Fyx2
— InfantryDort (@infantrydort) March 24, 2026
KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEFING: ICE at the Airports Is One of Trump’s More Brilliant Moves. “This should play out like another instance of Trump playing 4-D chess while the Democrats are just learning checkers. Despite all of the lying about the president by the Democrats and their flying monkeys in the mainstream media, the Trump 47 administration doesn’t let any of the false narratives get legs. This is because they are proactively doing things that are good for the country while the Democrats can only keep reassuring people that they hate President Trump. That’s the only policy they have now.”
KINSLEY GAFFE:
Senator Chris Murphy: "The people we care about most, the undocumented migrants"
He actually said that
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) March 24, 2026
Definition: “A mistake whereby a politician inadvertently says something truthful which they had not meant to reveal.”
WINNING: Toyota to invest $1 billion to increase U.S. production in Kentucky, Indiana plants.
The new investments include $800 million at a plant in Georgetown, Kentucky, to increase production capacity of the automaker’s Camry sedan and RAV4 crossover. The remaining $200 million is to increase capacity for the Toyota Grand Highlander SUV at a plant in Princeton, Indiana.
“Toyota’s investment in the U.S. is for the long-term, tied to our philosophy of building where we sell and buying where we build,” Toyota Motor North America Chief Operating Officer Mark Templin said in a statement.
Toyota in November confirmed plans to invest up to $10 billion in its U.S. plants through 2030. That came roughly a month after President Donald Trump said during a speech that such an investment would come from the Japanese automaker.
It certainly did.
NEXT!
CONFIRMED: Iran confirms that senior Basij commander Azim Esmaili has been killed in Tehran, reportedly in a U.S.–Israeli strike targeting the regime’s internal security leadership. Iranian and regional sources say Esmaili — deputy to the commander of the Basij militia linked to… pic.twitter.com/Le2o9ndZby
— Mossad Commentary (@MOSSADil) March 24, 2026
CIVIL RIGHTS UPDATE:
Another win for the Constitution: California’s illegal gun control law got struck down, and the state must pay the NRA nearly $500K in attorney fees.
Rights defended. Tyranny defeated. Freedom celebrated. 🇺🇸
See how NRA defended your rights. 👇https://t.co/YbC2OySz9u pic.twitter.com/vEo6Dl8Sic
— NRA (@NRA) March 23, 2026
FAIL, BRITANNIA: The Imperial ‘Woke’ Museum didn’t want to display my war medal collection – at least there’s still one place that values duty, bravery and sacrifice.
So farewell ‘Imperial Woke Museum’, hello National Army Museum.
For those who missed the announcement, the latter has agreed to display my collection of Victoria Crosses (VCs) and George Crosses (GCs), the largest of its kind in the world.
This is the very same medal collection that the Imperial War Museum decided was no longer suitable to exhibit.
I am grateful that the National Army Museum, a mile and half up the Thames, still holds dear values such as bravery, duty and sacrifice.
The ‘Imperial Woke Museum’, however, has other priorities, which is why, after 15 years, it decided from the end of September last year to shut the Lord Ashcroft Gallery.
This was the gallery that, at the request of the IWM, I had spent £5million creating in 2010.
The museum’s new priorities include focusing on LGBTQ+ history. A virtual tour, ‘Exploring LGBTQ+ Stories in Times of Conflict’, was launched late last year.
Britain basically neutered and downsized its once-proud military into near non-existence — was it really necessary to take the degradation ever further?
Of course it was.
CHINA IS A PROBLEM, BUT PARTS OF OUR INTEL COMMUNITY ARE A REAL THREAT: Biden’s CIA Reportedly Cast Pro-Family Americans Under Extremism Suspicion.
March 23, 2026
A SOLUTION SO SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE THAT DEMS WILL NEVER ALLOW IT:
I have a bill that's pretty self-explanatory to fix a chunk of the problem: the Excluding Illegal Aliens from Medicaid Act. https://t.co/pdWYMgCzZX pic.twitter.com/hmFkvYNAV9
— Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) March 23, 2026
HUH: Survey finds Gen Z is the most alcohol‑averse generation. “The report, which surveyed drinking habits among Americans, found that Gen-Z is the most alcohol-averse generation, with 53% reporting they don’t drink. Gen-Z’s choice to put the bottle down was followed by Baby Boomers and Gen Xers, with 47% of both generations opting out.”
Those numbers seem high.
ANALYSIS: TRUE. Jon Ossoff Owns the Chaos at Atlanta’s Airport.
FRAUD AND THEFT, ALL THE WAY DOWN:
This article is INSANE.
I've been painstakingly reporting for years on how 501(c)(3) groups are breaking electioneering laws by operating secretly partisan voter registration drives.
Turns out, some 501(c)(3)s have just been donating to candidates directly this whole time! https://t.co/mWXsLxKvLn
— Parker Thayer (@ParkerThayer) March 23, 2026
I THINK I SAW THIS MOVIE: This Infamous Radioactive ‘Tomb’ Is Leaking, And Experts Are Worried.
ASKING (AND ANSWERING) THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS: Who Killed Hollywood? Or Did it Kill Itself?
YOU DON’T SAY: Ads Are Popping Up on the Fridge and It Isn’t Going Over Well.
Walking into his kitchen, Tim Yoder recoiled at a message on his refrigerator door: “Shop Samsung water filters.”
Yoder, a supply-chain manager in Chicago, owns a Samsung Electronics Family Hub fridge. He paid $1,400 for an appliance that came with a 32-inch screen on the door that allows him to control other Samsung gadgets, pull up recipes or stream music.
But since last fall, it’s been intermittently serving up ads, part of a pilot program being tested on some of Samsung’s smart fridges sold in the U.S. The response? Not warm.
“I guess this is another place for somebody to shove an ad in your face,” said the 47-year-old Yoder, recalling the first time he noticed one.
Americans have learned to live with ads on smartphones and other devices as a necessary trade-off of connectivity. They’ve also gotten used to growing intrusions in the physical world, where everything from bathroom stalls to taxicab seats have become fair game for marketers. But the kitchen remained largely off-limits.
If you don’t want ads on a thing, don’t buy a thing with a screen and connectivity.
Exit question: Who needs a fridge that streams music? I can’t imagine the audio quality is any good. It’s also just one more damn thing on an expensive appliance that might break.
GREAT CATCH:
I've seen quite a few videos of ICE at airports this morning. You know what's missing from all of them?
Deranged leftists blowing whistles, hurling expletives, and attacking law enforcement officers.
You know why? Because the organizations that pay people to be domestic… https://t.co/OBpZe5bFga
— Grateful Calvin (@shoveitjack) March 23, 2026
“Because the organizations that pay people to be domestic terrorists on the streets of Minneapolis and other blue cities can’t create those astroturfed violent mobs inside an airport.”