Former first lady Michelle Obama has a history of calling random shoppers racist. Michelle most recently detailed an alleged experience at a Haagen-Dazs where she was cut in line by a white woman during “The Michelle Obama Podcast” uploaded on Aug. 26.(Tweet) “We were stopping to get ice cream and I had told the secret service to stand back, because we were trying to be normal, trying to go in,” Michelle said in the podcast. “There was a line, and… when I’m just a Black woman, I notice that white people don’t even see me.(Snip) It’s not the first time Michelle has accused anonymous shoppers of racism. There was the

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday all but threatened President Trump’s safety if he returns to New York City in a rant responding to an exclusive story by The Post that Trump is looking to pull federal funds from “lawless” cities including New York. Cuomo called an emergency press briefing within a half hour on Wednesday night to tear into Trump for the order, which cites New York’s rising murder rate and defunding of the NYPD. “He better have an army if he thinks he’s gonna walk down the street in New York. New Yorkers don’t want to have anything to do with him

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she was “set up” during her recent salon trip, which has sparked a wave of backlash from Republicans. “I take responsibility for taking the word of a neighborhood salon that I’ve been to many times. They said they were able to accommodate one person at a time…I trusted that,” Mrs. Pelosi said. “It turns out, it was a set up. So I take responsibility for falling for a set up.” “I think this salon owes me an apology for setting [me] up,” she added. The California Democrat was grilled by reporters

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) accused President Trump of attempting to “further inflame racial tensions” with his response to unrest in American cities. “The comments and tweets over the past few days, including a retweet of a 2019 video clearly intended to further inflame racial tensions, are simply jaw-dropping,” Romney told The New York Times.

“FOX News Sunday” anchor Chris Wallace has been selected to moderate the first presidential debate between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, the non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates announced Wednesday. Wallace will moderate the first debate, which is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 29, in Cleveland. Other moderators announced for future debates are Susan Page of USA Today, Steve Scully of C-SPAN and Kristen Welker of NBC News.Wallace won wide praise for his performance moderating a 2016 debate between Trump and Hillary Clinton. That was the first time a Fox News anchor had been selected to moderate a general election debate.

One of the great grifter movies, aside from the Clinton and Obama presidencies, is The Sting. Henry Gondorff (Paul Newman) and Johnny Hooker (Robert Redford} team up, “to pull off a complicated scheme known simple as the Big Con,” a racket to crush Doyle Lonnegan (Robert Shaw) and his empire. We have had several iterations of the Big Con over the past four years, with Gondorff and Hooker played by a rotating cast (snip) The latest sequel features Drs. Anthony Fauci and Deborah Birx as the grifters and swindlers, using the Chinese coronavirus as the Big Con to keep President Trump from winning a second term in the White House.

President Trump on Wednesday signed a memo ordering federal agencies to defund “anarchist jurisdictions” including New York City, Seattle and Portland. (Photo) The New York Post reported: President Trump is ordering the federal government to begin the process of defunding New York City and three other cities where officials allowed “lawless” protests and cut police budgets amid rising violent crime, The Post can exclusively reveal.Trump on Wednesday signed a five-page memo ordering all federal agencies to send reports to the White House Office

An analytics firm bankrolled by billionaire Michael Bloomberg is predicting that while President Trump will appear to win on November 3, Democrat Joe Biden will actually win the election days later due to mail-in voting.Josh Mendelsohn, the CEO of Hawkfish — funded by Bloomberg and currently working for various pro-Biden super PACs — told Axios that his firm predicts a “red mirage” where Trump wins on election day but Biden wins the election days later when mail-in votes are counted: The reason we talk about a red mirage is in fact because we believe that on election night,

Joe Biden backed off his proposed national mask mandate on Wednesday and now says he would “put pressure” on states, local units of government, and businesses to require them. “No, no,” he said, denying he ever proposed such a thing, before claiming he would “ask every person in authority” to impose one. “I’m a constitutionalist,” Biden declared. “You can’t do things the Constitution does allow you the power to do.” Watch: [Video] Instead, he said he would “put as much pressure as I could” on others to impose his demands. “What you’re doing is irresponsible,” he said he would tell them. “Make sure you wear a mask and maintain social distancing.”

Joe Biden crawled out of his basement on Wednesday after shutting down pool movement and napping most of Tuesday. Biden began speaking gibberish at an event in Wilmington, Delaware on Wednesday. The 77-year-old tried to blast President Trump and ended up jumbling his words. “Stop your boast about — never being — seemed at you — you can do anything.” Biden then told his staffers to call on friendly sycophantic reporters. WATCH: (Tweet/Video)

Portland, Ore., Mayor Ted Wheeler says he’s looking for a new place to live. Wheeler’s disclosure came Tuesday in an email to other residents of the high-rise condominium building in the city’s Pearl District where he resides, which has been a frequent site of protests in recent months, OregonLive.com reported. “I want to express my sincere apologies for the damage to our home and the fear that you are experiencing due to my position,” Wheeler wrote, according to an image of the email that was sent to the news outlet.

More than 10,000 Christians have signed an online petition calling on Evangelical leader Pastor Franklin Graham to be removed as the head of the humanitarian aid organization Samaritan’s Purse following his prayer in support of President Donald Trump on Wednesday. Faithful America, which describes itself as the largest online community of Christians working for social justice, launched the online petition following Graham’s prayer during the Republican National Convention last Thursday. “Unless and until you cut ties with Franklin Graham, his right-wing politics can only damage your credibility as a loving, Christian humanitarian organization.