Friday Mid-Morning Minute

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Good morning, and welcome to RedState's "Morning Minute" — a brief glimpse at which stories are trending at the moment and a look ahead at what the day may bring. Consider this your one-stop shop for news to kickstart your day. Apologies for the mid-morningness of it. My multitasking abilities are being taxed/maxed. 

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TOP O' THE MORNIN'

Biden Loses to the Teleprompter Trying to Spell a Word, and Tells a Whopper About Walmart

Then, before he shuffled out, he finished off the event with another "Don't jump" non-sequitur, as he then tried to find his way off the stage.

Portland State U Encampment Is Cleared Out and What the Police Found Was Disgusting

But that wasn't quite the end of it. After the police left they came back and tried to set things up again, and the police had to come back and arrest 18 more people, of whom three were students.

Scarborough Tells Viewers ‘Too Stupid’ to See Demonstrations Hurting Biden to ‘Change to Another Channel’

Trump Derangement Syndrome— it's an insidious disease.

WHAT'S ON TAP?

Today on Capitol Hill...

Only a couple of field hearings on Friday:

  • House Judiciary — Victims of Violent Crime in Philadelphia (in Philadelphia)
  • House Natural Resources — Oversight Field Hearing Titled “How Many Wolves Are Enough? Examining the Need to Delist the Gray Wolf” (in Sandstone, Minnesota)

Meanwhile, the Senate is working on bipartisan legislation to combat drug shortages. 

White House What's Up

Aside from the daily briefing, President Joe Biden's sole event on Friday is presenting the Presidential Medal of Freedom in the afternoon. (Hopefully, he'll not wander away mid-ceremony.) After that, he's heading back to Wilmington for the weekend. 

Full Court Press...

Former President Trump is back in court Friday to wrap up Week Three of the Manhattan criminal trial over allegedly falsified business records. 

In other court news, country star Morgan Wallen will not be appearing in court Friday for a hearing on felony reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct charges — the court waived his appearance. 

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MORNING MUSING

Hate to keep going back to the twister well, but they've been abundant of late, and I wanted to take a brief moment to give a shoutout to storm chaser Freddy McKinney who stopped to help a family in desperate need after their home was destroyed by a tornado in Hawley, Texas, Thursday evening. The family sustained injuries and McKinney quickly piled them (and their dog!) into his vehicle and raced them to the hospital. Thankfully, reports this morning are that the family, though banged up, is okay. 

LIGHTER FARE 

Wonder how Kamala feels about this Venn Diagram? 


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