Showing posts with label Newsmax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newsmax. Show all posts

Friday, May 22, 2026

The China deal by Navarro

Peter Navarro just explained the China deal

Done in language even the media should understand:

America keeps the steak, China buys the leftovers.

The beef freakout is nonsense. Trump is not shipping our hamburgers and ribeyes to Beijing while American families pay more. He is selling offal—tongues, tendons, tripe, tails—the cuts Americans usually do not eat, giving ranchers added value without hammering U.S. beef prices.

That is smart trade. The bigger picture is even better: Trump stabilized the China front while keeping tariffs, pressuring Beijing on Iran, controlling oil leverage, and kicking China out of America’s hemisphere.

This deal was a top ask from U.S. ranchers who want to sell the stuff Americans don’t eat for added value, and it will have no impact on beef prices in the U.S.

In the interview, Rob Schmitt of Newsmax asks if we’re giving China an economic lifeline as they’re struggling.

Not at all. We see what the Chinese have done since the days of Nixon, and are responding in kind.

Peter Navarro

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Saturday, September 6, 2025

Newsmax sues Fox Corp

Newsmax Sues Fox News for Allegedly Abusing Monopoly Power

Newsmax filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing conservative media giant Fox News of acting as a monopoly and suppressing its right-leaning competitors.

“Fox has sought to protect and expand its monopoly power in the Right-leaning Pay TV News Market by engaging in a suite of anticompetitive behaviors,” attorneys for the outlet wrote in the suit in federal court in southern Florida.

The lawyers allege that Fox News coerces distributors into “exclusionary and restrictive agreements,” and that it has used “intimidation tactics” to hurt Newsmax — including hiring “private detective firms to investigate Newsmax executives.”

“But for Fox’s anticompetitive behavior, Newsmax would have achieved greater pay TV distribution, seen its audience and ratings grow sooner, gained earlier ‘critical mass’ for major advertisers and become, overall, a more valuable media property,” they wrote in the suit.

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Friday, August 23, 2024

Fox News Appealing expanding its viewership to Democrats

Fox News Wants More Democrats Tuning In, Trump Not Happy

"Fox News is making moves as the November election approaches to appeal to more Democrats and independents to join its conservative audience base, according to a report by Axios.

"I think if you build it, they will come. And independents, Democrats are coming to our shows more and more," Fox News anchor Bret Baier told Axios at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where he and fellow anchor Martha MacCallum were covering events for the network.

Their coverage has included interviews with several key Democrats, including nominee Kamala Harris' campaign co-Chair Cedric Richmond, Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg."

Just over a week ago, Fox heavily promoted a Marquette poll showing him 6 points behind Harris while ignoring polls released at the same time by CNBC and Rasmussen showing him ahead.

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They are losing audience as a lot of their viewership is moving or have moved over to Newsmax where you don't have to put up with this crap.

Lots of RINOS at Fox including, but not limited to Bret Baier and Neil Cavuto. And we can't forget Paul Ryan who in March 2019, joined the board of directors of Fox Corporation, the owner of Fox News Channel and the Fox broadcast network.

Newsmax operates the Newsmax channel, now the fourth highest-rated cable news channel, according to Nielsen, and available on all major cable systems and OTT platforms

Sunday, June 30, 2024

Free the J6 hostages now

Trump on Supreme Court Ruling: Free J6 Hostages

"Hailing Friday's Supreme Court ruling in favor of a Jan. 6 protester against obstruction of justice charges for a "peaceful protest," presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump repeated his call for President Joe Biden to release the Jan. 6 "hostages."

"This happened a few hours ago: The Supreme Court ruled that Biden's Department of Justice has wrongly prosecuted hundreds of Americans for peacefully protesting on Jan. 6," Trump told a rally in Chesapeake, Virginia, in a speech that aired live and in its entirety on Newsmax and the free Newsmax2 streaming platform.

Trump has called the protesters imprisoned without bail or trial from the Jan. 6 Capitol protest "political prisoners" and Biden hostages.'"

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Saturday, March 23, 2024

More on Ocasio-Cortez's testy exchange with Tony Bobulinski

Giuliani to Newsmax: Yes, AOC, 'RICO Is Absolutely a Crime'

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani had some bad news to break to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., on Newsmax on Thursday, following the progressive congresswoman's declaration that "RICO [Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act] is not a crime" during a House Oversight hearing.

"RICO is absolutely a crime," Giuliani said during an appearance on Newsmax's "The Chris Salcedo Show."  This show comes on at 4pm and it is one of my favorite shows on tv. "There is no such thing as categories of crime. I don't know what she's talking about.

"In fact, Tony Salerno, who got sentenced to 100 years for RICO and died in jail, would be very interested in knowing he was convicted of a category of crime and not a crime. So she's a complete jack***."

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Monday, January 15, 2024

Gun Rights in U.S. Post Offices

Judge rules post office gun ban unconstitutional

A federal judge in Florida declared on Friday that a U.S. law barring people from possessing firearms in post offices is unconstitutional, citing a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling from 2022 that expanded gun rights.

U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, appointed by former Republican President Donald Trump, reached this conclusion while dismissing a portion of an indictment that charged a postal worker with unlawfully possessing a firearm in a federal facility, as Newsmax reported.

At the center of this controversy was Emmanuel Ayala, a postal worker accused of possessing a firearm within a federal facility.

Judge Mizelle, presiding over the case in Tampa, dismissed the possession charge against Ayala.

She articulated that such a blanket prohibition on guns in post offices contradicts the Second Amendment's guarantee of the right to keep and bear arms.

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Tuesday, October 10, 2023

Hamas attack on Israel not as simple as it seems

Rep. Mast to Newsmax: Backing of Hamas 'Goes Beyond Iran'

Rep. Brian Mast told Newsmax that international financial and military assistance of Hamas was coming from sources beyond the mullahs of Iran.

Speaking with Greta Van Susteren on Sunday, the Florida Republican said that although Iran is the primary sponsor of the Islamic Resistance Movement in the Gaza Strip, other nations have facilitated its rise.

"Let's take Iran as the No. 1 money entity that is supporting this. But then you think of the sophisticated network ... many of these rockets are the length of Suburbans. They're not small.

"So to get those from Iran through maybe Iraq or Syria or Jordan or other places to get them into either the Gaza Strip or the West Bank, respectively ... it's a very sophisticated network."

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And our first Muslim Congresswoman elected, swearing in on the Quran, Rashida Tlaib, who is also a Democrat Socialist (we have a city commissioner who also is), a daughter of Palestinian immigrants, shrugs her shoulders and believes it's all a result of the United States supporting Israel (the only democratic state in the Middle East).

Tlaib has consistently claimed that Israel is an apartheid state and that its government has engaged in ethnic cleansing against Palestinians.

We are so close to World War III.

Sunday, October 8, 2023

Newt Gingrich as Speaker?

Newsmax Poll chooses Newt Gingrich as next Speaker

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who served between 1995 and 1999, appeared in a recent poll to be Republican voters’ choice for the Speakership following McCarthy’s removal from his office.

As reported by Newsmax, an InsiderAdvantage survey found that 53 percent of the 850 respondents asked were supportive of Gingrich becoming the House Speaker. Not only that, the former Speaker was leading by 42 percentage points against the second-place option, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio. The Ohio lawmaker has already announced that he’s launching a bid for the Speaker’s office.

While Gingrich is no longer serving in public office, he continues to be eligible to become the House Speaker. This is because according to the House rules, it is not a requirement for the Speaker to be an elected House Representative.

Read how the other possibilities fared

Sunday, August 13, 2023

Indictments Conspiracy to take out Trump

Bernie Kerik to Newsmax: Trump Indictments Conspiracy by Dems

All four indictments against former president Donald Trump are part of a conspiracy by Democrats to take him out of the running for the 2024 presidential election, said former New York City Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik.

Kerik, who worked for Rudy Giuliani surrounding the efforts to overturn Trump's loss in the 2020 election against President Joe Biden, earlier this week met with investigators from special counsel Jack Smith's team, a signal following the Trump indictment that the probe into allegations he worked to overturn the results of the 2020 election is ongoing.

"As somebody that's on the inside of this and watching it from the inside, so to speak, it's a conspiracy by the Democratic Party," Kerik said Thursday on Newsmax's "John Bachman Now."

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Merrick Garland has lost the confidence of the American people

DOJ's Obstruction Attempt Won't Work

Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., told Newsmax that the latest attempt from the Department of Justice to obstruct the House Oversight Committee's probe into the Biden family will not work.

Appearing Friday on "Eric Bolling The Balance," Comer, chair of the Oversight Committee, slammed Attorney General Merrick Garland for selecting David C. Weiss as special counsel for the DOJ investigation of Hunter Biden's business dealings.

"This is another example of this Department of Justice being weaponized — trying to do everything in their ability to obstruct congressional investigations," he stressed. "But it's not going to obstruct our investigations. We're going to continue to move forward."

Comer said the primary purpose of appointing the special counsel is to prevent the Oversight Committee from accessing the necessary records to prove its case in court.

Newsmax

A special counsel is an attorney appointed to investigate and possibly prosecute a case. The cases are typically ones that the Justice Department believes it has a conflict with or with significant public interest, so it requires someone outside of the government to take responsibility.

This is all about protecting Joe Biden.

Monday, June 26, 2023

Trump at Faith & Freedom Coalition

Our 'Nation Is Teetering on the Edge of Tyranny'

Donald Trump was the keynote speaker at Faith & Freedom Coalition in Washington, D.C.

On Saturday night, President Donald Trump celebrated the anniversary of the overruling of Roe v. Wade, hailing the Faith and Freedom Coalition for standing for "God, family, and country."

"As we gather today, our beloved nation is teetering on the edge of tyranny," Trump told the Road to Majority 2023 event Saturday night in Washington, D.C., which aired live on Newsmax.

"I believe that, and you believe that, our enemies are waging war on faith and freedom, on science and religion, on history and tradition, on law and democracy, on God Almighty himself. They are waging war.

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Saturday, June 10, 2023

Dan Bongino: "The Police State is Here!"

Dan Bongino to Newsmax: 'Police State Is Here'

Syndicated conservative radio talk show host and former Secret Service special agent Dan Bongino told Newsmax that the announcement of former President Donald Trump's indictment on Thursday was proof "the police state is here."

"We live in the police state, Rob," Bongino said on "Rob Schmitt Tonight." "The police state is here. It's not coming, coming next week, it's not going to be here next year. The police state is here now.

"The idea that you live in a constitutional republic, take it, wipe your rump with it and flush it down the toilet bowl because that's gone. The police state has been here. It's been here for years. You're just seeing manifestations of it right now."

If you're looking for real news, turn on Newsmax where people can speak freely!

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Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Newsmax Poll on Tucker Carlson

Newsmax Poll:

Survey Results
Was Fox News right in firing Tucker Carlson?
Yes, Fox was right in firing Tucker 87(0%)
No, Fox was wrong in firing Tucker 10,698(99%)

In your opinion, why was Tucker Carlson fired?
He was too conservative 3,857(46%)
He was too pro-Trump 1,332(15%)
He made mistakes on the 2020 election 271(3%)
Some other reason 2,892(34%)

What is your view of Fox News?
It's still a good conservative channel 526(5%)
It's changing and becoming more establishment/liberal 5,315(57%)
I don't like Fox News anymore 3,419(36%)

Should Tucker Carlson join Newsmax as a prime-time host?
Yes, he should 9,821(91%)
No, he should not 100(0%)
Unsure or no opinion 818(7%)

Tuesday, April 4, 2023

NEWSMAX Poll

Should Trump continue his presidential bid for 2024?
Yes, he should continue running. 29,733(97%)
No, he should drop out of the race. 600(1%)
No opinion. 145(0%)

How do you view the indictment of former President Trump?
It was justified, he likely committed crimes. 547(1%)
It was not justified but was a political act. 36,120(97%)
No opinion or unsure. 266(0%)

If the 2024 election were held today, who would you vote for?
Donald Trump 33,042(97%)
Joe Biden 316(0%)
Other 470(1%)

Saturday, November 14, 2020

Ted Cruz Interview at Newsmax

Sen. Ted Cruz to Newsmax TV: 'Media Don't Get to Decide Presidency'

"The media don't get to decide the presidency in United States," he said, adding it is "the American people" who do.

"But we now have a series of contested results, we have recounts that are proceeding, ligation that is challenging the results," he said. "An election isn't final until the results are final. So everyone should give this a little bit of time to let the process play out."

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