Author: The Right Scoop

Scott Jennings clashed with CNN host Abby Phillip last night over President Trump’s war on Venezuelan drug boats. Phillip actually downplayed the drugs coming in from Venezuela and suggested Trump’s war is . . .

The White House has released the US military attack that took out the narcoterrorist drug-smuggling submarine. Here’s the video: Honestly, I thought submarines operated under the water. This one is operating at . . .

It’s being reported that President Trump is considering the release and repatriation of the two survivors of the strike on the narcoterrorist submarine. CNN suggest it’s because of the dubious legal authority . . .

George Conway is a very TDS-obsessed cringe human being and that didn’t change today at the No Kings protest. He shows up wearing an ridiculous ‘I am Antifa’ shirt: 🚨Never-Trumper George Conway . . .

Last night Scott Jennings was back on the CNN panel with a bit of a hoarse throat, but still managed to school the panel on where exactly all the energy is in . . .

It’s being reported tonight that two prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia were fired over leaking sensitive information to MSNBC. Garbage media reporter Ken Dilanian, who works for MSNBC, claims they . . .

President Trump just announced that he’s commuted the sentence of George Santos, who was just put in prison seven years earlier this year. Santos was convicted after he spent campaign money on . . .

An illegal from Mexico was just arrested in Dallas for putting bounties on the heads of ICE agents, to the tune of $10k for each one killed. Here’s the news via Fox . . .

President Trump just revealed a new congressional map from Republicans in North Carolina, who overwhelmingly control the General Assembly. Here’s what he wrote: Thank you to North Carolina’s incredible Republican State Legislators, . . .

President Trump and the US military sent a message to Venezuela with a show of force in the skies near the narcoterrorist country. Here’s the news: USAF B-52Hs conducted a demonstration mission . . .

President Trump didn’t give many details, but did confirm that the ‘submersible’ that was attacked yesterday by the US military was in fact a narcoterrorist submarine. Rubio also revealed that details on . . .

President Trump dropped the F-bomb when talking about Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro in the White House during his meeting with President Zelenskyy, after being asked about Maduro offering the US so much . . .

Bill Maher just made his thoughts clear on socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, who appears poised to win next month. He slammed New York City for potentially electing a . . .

President Trump wrote yesterday that he was not happy about the International Maritime Organization trying to pass a global carbon tax on emissions, saying the US will not stand for it: I . . .

President Trump railed overnight against the Senate “Blue Slips” policy, saying it prevents him from appointing great Republican candidates for US attorneys in certain states, of which he has eight waiting in . . .

FBI Director Kash Patel revealed to John Solomon that more indictments of Deep State operatives are coming soon. He also responds to critics who are saying ‘you’ve been there for seven months’ . . .

In a preview for Sunday morning, President Trump revealed to Maria Bartiromo that he’s cutting a $20 billion program that Chuck Schumer worked very hard to get for 15 years. Watch below:

The US military fired a drone against a ‘submersible’ drug smuggling vessel and apparently left two or three survivors. Here’s the news: BREAKING: A U.S. military drone strike in the Caribbean against . . .

Smartmatic, the voting tech firm that you all probably remember from the 2020 election, has just been charged with both money laundering and the bribing of election officials in the Philippines. Here’s . . .

The 18-count indictment of former Ambassador John Bolton has been unsealed and you can read all 18 charges below. If you prefer, here’s an article from The Hill which summarizes them: Prosecutors . . .