Dana White the UFC and Loyalty

Joe Rogan Calls the UFC at the White House Wild but Then Says He Will Be There Anyway

Here's what the media coverage keeps skipping. This event isn't a political stunt. It's a 25-year debt being repaid – and understanding that changes the entire story.

When Dana White became UFC president in 2001, the sport was radioactive.

Sen. John McCain had spent years calling it "human cockfighting." Las Vegas wanted nothing to do with it. White was watching doors close when Trump opened one – the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City gave the UFC a legitimate stage at the moment it needed one most.

"Nobody took us seriously," White said later. "Except Donald Trump." White spent the next two decades paying that back.

He introduced Trump at the 2016 Republican National Convention when the entertainment world was sprinting the other direction. He stood by publicly through the impeachments and the felony convictions.

On election night 2024, he told the crowd at Mar-a-Lago: "This is what happens when the machine comes after you."

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Once a Democrat; always a Democrat?

Trump on Cuellar running as Democrat after pardon: ‘Such a lack of loyalty’

President Trump on Sunday offered more insight into his decision to pardon Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and his wife Imelda, who were both indicted last year on bribery charges, and he criticized the former congressman for opting to run as a Democrat in 2026.

“Only a short time after signing the Pardon, Congressman Henry Cuellar announced that he will be ‘running’ for Congress again, in the Great State of Texas (a State where I received the highest number of votes ever recorded!), as a Democrat, continuing to work with the same Radical Left Scum that just weeks before wanted him and his wife to spend the rest of their lives in Prison – And probably still do!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

“Such a lack of LOYALTY, something that Texas Voters, and Henry’s daughters, will not like,” the president continued. “Oh’ well, next time, no more Mr. Nice guy!”

Cuellar filed to run for reelection shortly after Trump announced the pardon last week. The Hill reached out to Cuellar’s office for comment.

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Sales up at coffee shop after supporting Charlie Kirk

California Coffee Shop Sees 312% Sales Surge After Supporting Charlie Kirk Despite Cancel Campaign

Sara De Luca, owner of Invita Café, didn’t get the memo about cowering before the aforementioned mobs. When she decided to honor Charlie Kirk with commemorative stickers reading “Thank you, Charlie Kirk” and “We Love You,” she approached it with the same straightforward courage that built her business nine years ago.

“I didn’t think twice,” she said, noting her previous support for Israel during wartime. This wasn’t political grandstanding; it was simply standing by someone her business had hosted and supported for years.

The digital mob descended swiftly. Phone lines jammed with “horrible and horrific things.” Google and Yelp pages flooded with one-star reviews from people who’d never set foot in the café. It was the kind of coordinated harassment that has broken countless small businesses, forcing them to issue groveling apologies just to make it stop.

Then something extraordinary happened. The real community—not the Twitter avatars or anonymous reviewers—showed up. Sales didn’t just recover; they exploded by 312 percent.

Lines stretched 30 to 45 minutes long, filled with what De Luca called “righteous people” who came to support both the business and the principles it defended.

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Hunter defends the Indefensible

Hunter Biden says his father could have won re-election if Democrats didn't 'melt down' 😂

Hunter Biden defended his father from Democrats who blame Joe Biden for the party's demoralizing defeat in 2024.

Democrats lost because they "did not remain loyal" to the former president, Hunter told former Democratic party boss Jaime Harrison, a fellow Biden loyalist.

Bucking the conventional wisdom, Hunter asserted that his father was well-positioned to win re-election when Democrats suddenly panicked following his infamous debate on CNN.

Biden's feeble performance cost him support from Democrats and liberal media organizations that had defended him throughout his presidency.

As Biden grew isolated, he leaned on his family, who encouraged him to stay in the race. But Biden eventually stepped aside, endorsing vice president Kamala Harris to take his place. She floundered on the national stage, despite an initial burst of hype.

“We lost the last election because we did not remain loyal to the leader of the party,” Hunter told Harrison's podcast.

“That’s my position. We had the advantage of incumbency, we had the advantage of an incredibly successful administration, and the Democratic Party literally melted down,” he added.

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Bill O'Reilly predicts how Trump will Lead

Bill O’Reilly Predicted That One Major Thing Will Happen During Trump’s Presidency

Bill O’Reilly has been through many presidential administrations. He has seen it all by now.

And he had one huge prediction about what will take place during Trump’s presidency.

Donald Trump will be taking office in mid-January and the question on everyone’s mind is what will his second term look like. With the nominations he’s made for key cabinet positions, it already seems things might go a bit differently than in the past.

Some people are worried about how Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. or Tulsi Gabbard will govern.

But Bill O’Reilly is making a prediction and he says that Trump will serve as the ultimate boss. 

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All of his cabinet choices believe exactly as he does and will be 100% loyal.

Dems standing by Joe

Democrats claim Joe Biden is as 'sharp as ever'

and are standing by the 'incredible' 81-year-old president despite scathing report questioning his mental acuity

• A Department of Justice report into President Biden found he has a 'poor memory' and 'diminished faculties'

• Democrat and Republican senators split on whether Biden is fit for office

• One Democrat told DailyMail.com Biden is 'as sharp as ever' despite the report

Democrat Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, told DailyMail.com that Biden 'is as sharp as ever.' President Joe Biden's mental sharpness has come under scrutiny since the DOJ report.

Joe said he beat Trump once and he will beat him again. Of course, 2020 was rife with voter fraud.

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He Stayed at His Owner's Grave Day and Night

Until They Discovered The Reason Why

A change of pace--Hoping this is factual, this story was just too good not to post--

Decades-Old Quote From Donald Trump Perfectly Predicts Today

Young Donald Trump being asked about his friends and how he knows if they are true friends or not