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Trump threatens pollsters after New York Times survey shows sagging disapproval Just 34 percent of independent voters told the New York Times/Siena poll that they approve of the president’s job performance. Fifty-two percent of independents told the Times that they believe the country is worse off than it was last year before Trump took office, while 24 percent said it’s now in a better place. The president took to Truth Social to vent his frustration on Thursday. In the poll, Trump was more than 10 points underwater on issues including Venezuela (41 percent to 53 percent), the economy (40 percent to 58 percent) and managing the federal government (42 percent to 56 percent). https://www.politico.com/news/2026/01/22/trump-poll-nyt-approval-00740786

PamB has a big desk apparently Good thing she released those 'nothing here to see' files last year huh? https://www.cbsnews.com/news/right-wing-influencers-get-binders-labeled-the-epstein-files-but-downplay-revelations/ but, his 'friends' will get hurt...

that blue/titanium (?) looks really good on the snow...

Canterbury Day 1 (or day three???) R1 H1 Benham / Yurk / Sahlsten H2 Lebel / Scheele / Poirier R2 H1 Harr / Sahlsten / Peterson H2 Benham / Scheele / Dillon ProLite Final Downs / Freeland / Pettersson two Cats on the box Pro Final Dillon / Lebel / Sahlsten Benham led most of the race but decided to jump off his sled and run in the air...

HEY, L00K 0VER THERE!!!! PT Barnum level sideshows... to distract from the bullshit

no, I've consistently said all along... burn them all

maybe they put Lindsey Halligan in charge of the operation... we've seen just how qualified she is to, what's her specialty again? https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/20/politics/lindsey-halligan-judge-vitriol-charade ope, never mind

Demonstrators Flood Minneapolis Streets as Hundreds of Businesses Close to Protest ICE https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/23/us/minnesota-businesses-protest-ice.html so, what actually happened?

ToDumb or Too Dumb? it's a fun narrative... Didn't Trump sign an order and why hasn't his DOJ complied? I mean hell, the files were all on PamB's desk last spring right? Huh, thought people here were interested in exposing the pedophiles we heard about non stop until Trump wanted the 'Epstein hoax' buried... oh wait... His 'friends' will get hurt do you have any pedophile friends you'd protect?

The country’s most popular podcaster, Joe Rogan, says he believes immigration raids and accusations of fraud in Minnesota daycare centers are deliberate distractions from the Epstein files, his latest critique as he becomes increasingly critical of President Trump after endorsing his 2024 campaign. Rogan and his guest, comedian Ehsan Ahmad, criticized the Trump administration’s delayed release of the Epstein files on the latest episode of Rogan’s show, released Thursday afternoon. Rogan said he feels the Epstein file controversy is “going to go on for a long time” and said the “whole thing is weird,” questioning the Justice Department: “I mean, they said they released them, but, what did they release?” Ahmad criticized redactions in the Epstein files and said the files have been “drowned out by everything else that’s been going on,” citing allegations of fraud against Minnesota daycare centers and the shooting of Renée Good by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers earlier this month. “I think some of that’s on purpose,” Rogan whispered into the microphone. Rogan also mocked Trump administration officials and right-wing influencers for standing outside the White House with binders labeled “The Epstein Files” last February and criticized Trump for failing to deliver on a campaign promise to release all Epstein-related documents. More than 2 million files related to Jeffrey Epstein are still to be released, according to court filings, with only about 12,000 files released so far despite the Justice Department missing a December deadline to release them all. How Rogan Has Become More Critical Of Trump Rogan, who hosted Trump on his podcast in 2024 and endorsed his presidential campaign, has become increasingly critical of the president throughout his second term, particularly over the administration’s handling of the Epstein files and immigration raids. Last week, Rogan called the ICE shooting of Good “horrible” on his podcast, stating it’s “very ugly to watch someone shoot a U.S. citizen, especially a woman, in the face.” Rogan criticized the Trump administration’s defense of the shooting, stating it “seemed like she was turning the car away” from the ICE officer and was not trying to hit him. Rogan said he understands the point of view of people who say the administration has deployed “militarized people in the streets just roaming around, snatching people up—many of which turn out to actually be U.S. citizens that just don’t have their papers on them.” Rogan also broke with Trump over intervention in Venezuela, calling a potential war a “terrible idea” on his podcast in December. In the same episode, featuring guest Shane Gillis, both Rogan and Gillis criticized Trump’s harsh comments on Rob Reiner following the actor-director’s death, with Rogan saying Trump’s lack of empathy makes it “hard to like” him. In July, Rogan criticized Trump’s immigration policies as “crazy” and an “overcorrection.” “They’re kicking students out that write articles they don’t like,” Rogan said, calling it “f—ing crazy.” Key Background Rogan has been the world’s most popular podcaster for years. In December, Spotify announced “The Joe Rogan Experience” was the most popular podcast on the platform globally for the sixth year in a row. Rogan is often linked to the “manosphere,” an informal label for a group of podcasters and influencers that appeal to young men with a conservative tilt. The manosphere’s support of Trump in 2024 was considered important for his election victory as many Gen Z voters shifted to the right. During his campaign, Trump appeared on podcasts or streams hosted by Theo Von, Andrew Schulz, the Nelk Boys and Adin Ross. What Other Manosphere Figures Have Criticized Trump? Some “manosphere” podcasters who previously interviewed or endorsed Trump have recently distanced themselves from him during his presidency, with Schulz saying in July that Trump is “doing the exact opposite” of what he said during his campaign. “I’m like, ‘I voted for none of this,’” Schulz said, stating he wants Trump to “stop the wars — he’s funding them. I want him to shrink spending, reduce the budget — he’s increasing it.” Ross also said in September he wishes he had never gotten involved in politics, stating he doesn't think he will “ever care enough again for any other politician ever in the future.” Von, whose August 2024 interview with Trump racked up more than 17 million views on YouTube, called out the Department of Homeland Security in September for using a clip of the comedian saying, “Heard you got deported, dude, bye!” in a video the agency posted to social media. In a post on X, Von said, “Yooo DHS i didnt approve to be used in this,” urging the department to “please take this down and please keep me out of your ‘banger’ deportation videos,” stating his views on immigration are more complex than a quick sound bite. Von also slammed the Trump administration over the Epstein files in July, reposting a clip of Vice President JD Vance’s appearance on his podcast in which he called for all Epstein-related documents to be released. “Yeah what changed?” Von said in his post. ForbesRogan Says Trump Is Trying To Distract From Epstein FilesRogan, who previously interviewed Trump and endorsed his 2024 presidential campaign, is among so-called “manosphere” podcasters who have stepped up criticism of the president throughout his second ter

which part, specifically?

Podcast host Joe Rogan suggested that the recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) fatal shooting in Minneapolis and related unrest served as a potential distraction from anticipated disclosures related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Speaking with Rogan, comedian Ehsan Ahmad said that if feels like updates on the Epstein files have been "drowned out" amid unrest in the Twin City and Rogan replied, "I think some of that's on purpose." The Epstein Files Transparency Act, signed into law by President Donald Trump, required the DOJ to release the records by December 19, 2025. DOJ officials have said they released thousands of documents but that more than 2 million remained under review as of earlier this month. Trump, on Truth Social this week: "The Department of Homeland Security and ICE must start talking about the murderers and other criminals that they are capturing and taking out of the system. They are saving many innocent lives! There are thousands of vicious animals in Minnesota alone, which is why the crime stats are, Nationwide, the BEST EVER RECORDED! Show the Numbers, Names, and Faces of the violent criminals, and show them NOW. The people will start supporting the Patriots of ICE, instead of the highly paid troublemakers, anarchists, and agitators! MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN" https://www.newsweek.com/joe-rogan-says-ice-shooting-distracting-from-epstein-files-on-purpose-11410223 nothing about your friend Donald? Venezuela, Somalis, Minneapolis, Greenland (aka ICELAND ) what's next?

hey Google.... trump mental stability AI Overview Questions about Donald Trump's mental stability have persisted, fueled by erratic behavior, rambling speeches, and claims from some mental health professionals about potential cognitive decline or narcissistic traits, while his camp and supporters defend his sharp intellect, citing his self-proclaimed "stable genius" status and a perfect score on a basic cognitive test (MoCA), though these claims and the debate over ethical diagnoses by non-examiners remain central to the discussion. Concerns & Observations: Erratic Behavior: Reports detail instances like falling asleep in meetings, bizarre tangents, and lack of focus. Cognitive Decline: Some experts point to issues like difficulty finishing sentences (phonemic paraphasia) and reduced complexity in word usage as signs of potential cognitive issues, linking them to age or neurological conditions, according to this article from The Guardian. Narcissistic Traits: Some experts suggest symptoms of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, such as grandiosity and a need for excessive admiration, based on his public persona, notes BBC News. "Stable Genius": Following criticism, Trump famously tweeted about his mental stability, calling himself a "very stable genius" and highlighting his success as proof, as reported by NPR and The Guardian. Defenses & Counterarguments: MoCA Test: In 2018, Trump took the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) and claimed a perfect score, though these results were not publicly released, according to Wikipedia and The Conversation. Official Stance: The White House has defended his mental sharpness, calling it "second to none," says The Guardian. Ethical Debate: The "Goldwater Rule" in psychiatry discourages diagnosing public figures without in-person exams, but many professionals have spoken out, citing the public's safety and Trump's impact, notes The Conversation and Wikipedia.

ya think he's yelling while he's typing... poorly?