J6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Arrested, NYT Sues Pentagon, Prince Harry on Trump
The HillDecember 27, 202547 min2,300 views
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- π¨ Federal agents arrested 30-year-old Brian Cole in connection with the January 6th pipe bomb case, accused of planting devices outside DNC and RNC headquarters.
- π Investigators used cell phone data and credit card records to track and identify Cole, who was charged with transporting an explosive device and attempted malicious destruction.
- π£οΈ FBI Director Cash Patel stated the case is solved and accountability will be delivered, while Attorney General Pam Bondi highlighted the Trump administration's prioritization of the case.
- π€ Conspiracy theories surrounding the case, including claims of FBI incompetence and the suspect's political affiliation, were discussed, with Congressman Thomas Massie and The Young Turks founder Cenk Uygur weighing in.
- π° The Blaze has reportedly retracted a story that suggested a Capitol police officer was the suspect based on gait analysis.
Pentagon Press Access Lawsuit
- ποΈ The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Defense over new restrictions on press access imposed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
- π« The lawsuit names the Pentagon, Hegseth, and chief Pentagon spokesman Shan Parnell as defendants, challenging a policy that restricts reporting and access to briefings.
- π£οΈ Pentagon press secretary Kingsley Wilson stated the policy aims to control reporting the government dislikes, while NYT spokesman Charles Stafflander called it an attempt to exert control over unfavorable reporting.
- π° Several news outlets, including AP, Washington Post, and CNN, were denied access for refusing to accept the new restrictions, while former Congressman Matt Gaetz was present at a briefing.
- βοΈ The lawsuit is supported by various outlets, including right-leaning ones like the Daily Caller and Fox News, who also refused the new restrictions.
Prince Harry on Trump and Royal Family
- π Prince Harry appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and made a jab at President Trump regarding American obsession with Christmas movies and royalty.
- π£οΈ Harry suggested Americans elected a king, eliciting a humorous reaction, and his comments were noted as one of his first public statements on Trump and American politics.
- π§ The discussion touched upon the royal family's role, public funds, and the principle of inherited privilege, with a contrast drawn between the British monarchy and American ideals.
- π The conversation also briefly mentioned Prince Andrew's controversies and the royal family's efforts to distance themselves, highlighting ongoing debates about taxpayer funding for the monarchy.
Halle Berry Criticizes Gavin Newsom
- π¬ Actress Halle Berry criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom for vetoing legislation related to menopause care twice.
- βοΈ Berry stated that Newsom's actions devalue women and suggested he should not be the next president.
- π€ Newsom responded by saying he would look to include expanded menopause care in the next state budget and has connected with Berry's manager to reconcile the issue.
- π£οΈ Conservatives online praised Berry for speaking out against Newsom, with some seeing it as a reason to vote against him.
- π³οΈ Newsom is considering a presidential run in 2028 and is seen as a potential Democratic frontrunner, but faces challenges in solidifying his standing with the progressive base and overcoming California's issues.
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