Alex Jones At The Capitol In Austin Texas

https://79days.news/watch?id=5fa70b0c7b3b211f70befccd

I wouldn't take what Cavuto did as a standard across the network, we're not an hour out and Fox hosts are claiming Trump shouldn't rush to concede because "Hillary conceded and then she staged a coup"

Help the Chicago Police Department identify these individuals. They are suspected of committing a burglary/looting on the 400 block of West Madison St. If you have any information, you are asked to contact the Area 3 Looting Task Force at 312-744-8263 or email 630LootingTaskForce@chicagopolice.org. You can also submit an anonymous tip at www.CPDTIP.com.

If you see these individuals DO NOT APPROACH. CALL 9-1-1

Meanwhile, in Armenia. Protesters/rioters intercepted the car of Parliament Speaker Ararat Mirzoyan of Armenia, shot bullets at his car windows , took him out of his vehicle and lynched him severely in the streets of Yerevan.

I can’t count

Ten months ago, she was sleeping in her car in a store parking lot. Now, she's a beloved employee there.

Supporters of President Donald Trump pray during a protest about the early results of the 2020 presidential election, in front of the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center (MCTEC), in Phoenix, Arizona. REUTERS/Jim Urquhart

WOODINVILLE, Wash. — A suspected car thief was fatally wounded at a Woodinville apartment complex after he allegedly opened fire Monday afternoon on two King County Sheriff's Office deputies, who returned fire, killing the suspect, authorities said. For live video from the scene, click here. Both male deputies were wounded during the incident, which occurred shortly after 12 p.m. near the Beaumont Apartment complex, located at 14001 NE 183rd Street, in Woodinville, a sheriff's spokesman said. One of the deputies was rushed for treatment to Harborview Medical Center before he was released Monday evening. The other deputy was transported to EvergreenHealth Medical Center for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries, according to officials. He was said to be in stable condition Monday evening.

Tucker Carlson Tonight: We Heard You. It’s hard to trust anything you hear at this moment. There are conflicting versions of virtually every part of the story. Here’s what we know is true right now.

A father of four with a smile that lit up a room. A public servant devoted to the Houston community. Today, Houston police Sergeant Sean Rios was senselessly taken away from his friends and loved ones—shot and killed in the line of duty. Rest In Peace Sean. Your spirit lives on. #RIP

Tucker Carlson Tonight: Our System Isn’t Fair. We could go on tonight about what happened in last week’s election, and in future shows we will. But for now, here’s the point: we don’t know how many votes were stolen on Tuesday. We don’t know anything about the software some say was rigged. We ought to find out. But here’s what we do know: on a larger level — at the highest levels, actually — our system isn’t fair.

A dozen planes filed with Russian peacekeepers headed for Nagorno-Karabakh on Tuesday, hours after Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to halt fighting over the separatist region and amid signs this cease-fire would hold where others hadn't. The truce came after significant advances by Azerbaijani forces that the Nagorno-Karabakh leader said made it impossible for their side to carry on — but angered many Armenians, who stormed government buildings overnight, demanding the Parliament invalidate the agreement. Several cease-fires announced over the past six weeks crumbled almost immediately, but the current agreement appeared to be holding, with neither side reporting any more fighting since it came into force.

2020 has unfortunately seen a troubling year-to-date increase in two crime categories:

Homicides are up 26%
Victims shot are up 31%

Today, LAPD Wilshire reminded us of their continued dedication to remove guns off our streets—working to keep Angelenos as safe as possible.

SANTA MARIA, Calif. - A Santa Maria man was arrested Sunday after driving his vehicle into a Trump parade, causing a rollover crash and two injuries.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will consider a $3.9 million settlement of a federal lawsuit brought by the family of Ryan Twyman, an unarmed 24-year-old Compton man shot to death in his car by sheriff's deputies in Willowbrook. The deputies alleged that Twyman tried to use the Kia Forte as a weapon. (Video of deadly deputy-involved shooting in Willowbrook.) The plaintiffs -- who included Twyman's three minor sons, his parents and Daimeon Leffall, a passenger in the car -- alleged civil rights violations, battery and negligence. According to the plaintiffs' court papers, the deputies "violently" confronted Twyman even though he and Leffall were unarmed and not a threat to them. The deputies then opened fire, killing Twyman and injuring Leffall, according to the court papers filed in January. The plaintiffs alleged the deputies violated an LASD policy that forbids using deadly force against people in a vehicle.

"Joe Biden is NOT the President Elect." This has been up for 2 hours and not labeled by Twitter