Rising Elon Musk could buy TikTok, Pete Hegseth clarifies women in combat views, Fetterman goes to Mar-A-Lago, And More: 1.14.25
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Jan 14, 2025 Discussions range from Elon Musk potentially buying TikTok to thwart its ban, spotlighting national security concerns. Legal troubles swirl around Donald Trump as new evidence of post-2020 actions emerges. Pete Hegseth clarifies controversial views on women in combat amidst a heated military nomination hearing. Meanwhile, the media landscape sees shifts with Rachel Maddow returning to MSNBC while major outlets struggle with declining viewership. California and Florida's contrasting immigration policies are also debated, highlighting political tensions.
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Rubin Leaves WaPo
- Jennifer Rubin, a Washington Post columnist known for her anti-Trump stance, is leaving the paper.
- She's launching a new platform called "The Contrarian" with Norm Eisen.
Not Contrarian
- Jennifer Rubin's views, while popular among mainstream media, are not contrarian.
- Her anti-Trump stance reflects the dominant opinion in those circles.
Jack Smith Report
- Jack Smith's report claims Trump could have been convicted if he hadn't won the presidency.
- The report focuses on Trump's post-election actions and statements.