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In Case You Missed It – Friday, July 25 2025

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Media coverup of Obamagate begins; ex-CIA Director John Brennan says Gabbard is “intentionally lying”; Trump issues new EO ending crime and disorder on America’s streets; Detroit archbishop fires two respected theologians from seminary; Italy’s Catholic Church endorses Muslim prison chaplains amid spike in Jihadi inmates; Contemplating a Crucifix led to conversion of young Chinese atheist; and more —

The Cover-Up Begins: Establishment Media Is Going to Fight Tooth and Nail to Bury Obamagate

Breitbart White House Correspondent Nick Gilbertson talks about media reaction to the newest documents on Russia and the Obama administration.

Gilbertson said that “the establishment media [are] going to fight tooth and nail to just make this go away. There were murmurings in the briefing room as Gabbard was laying some of this out. I heard somebody murmur liar in the back of the room, there was some grandstanding from some veteran establishment journalists that were in the back of the room, too.”

It’s important that the light needs to shine on the revelations Tulsi Gabbard and others are making about the attempt by senior intelligence officials to remove Trump from office after his election victory in 2016.

Watch at Breitbart (IN: 12:20 – OUT: 24:43)

Obama, Brennan, and the ‘collusion’ lie

The recent release of documents on the Donald Trump-Russia hoax makes plainer than ever the damage former President Barack Obama has inflicted on our democracy.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard referred the matter to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecutions because, she says, “there is irrefutable evidence that details how President Obama and his national security team directed the creation of an intelligence community assessment that they knew was false.”

Read more at the Washington Examiner (subscription required for full article)

FBI Analyst On Russia Hoax: ‘Our Instructions … Were To Push This’

A senior FBI analyst interviewed by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence about shoddy intelligence used to prop up bogus claims of Russian collusion in the 2016 election said FBI leadership made it clear “we were to push this” …

“[T]he FBI senior analyst said that they were told by FBI leadership that all material, regardless of traditional sourcing standards, was to be made available in drafting the [Intelligence Community Assessment],” committee staff reported. The Intelligence Community Assessment, or ICA, was the infamous document ordered by outgoing President Barack Obama in which Obama intelligence officials claimed the Russians had “a clear preference for President-elect Trump” over Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton, and that the Russians had “aspired to help President-elect Trump’s election chances.”

Read more at The Federalist

Scott Adams: Obama’s Russia Hoax & ‘Fine People’ Lie Ruined My Life and Divided America!

The creator of the Dilbert comic strip weighs in on the hoaxes perpetrated by Trump’s political enemies:

“Let me say that again. Those two hoaxes, Russia, Russia, Russia and the fine people hoax ruined my life because those are the hoaxes that allowed my entire social group to say, ‘Are you kidding me? You’re backing Trump. Trump’s a Russian puppet.’ And he said that neo-Nazis are fine people. So, we can’t even talk to you again. You’re so bad that we can’t invite you anywhere. We can’t be your friend. And you should just f**k off. So, this is very personal to me.”

Watch @Quotes by Scott Adams on X

Obama’s ex-CIA Director John Brennan says Tulsi Gabbard is “intentionally lying”

“Tulsi Gabbard, she may be impaired on the ethics front, certainly, but she’s not impaired on the intellect front. And so I can only presume that she is doing this intentionally — intentionally mischaracterizing, misrepresenting, and lying about what she has found.”

Watch @The Vigilant Fox on X

Putin knew Hillary Clinton had physical, ‘psycho-emotional’ problems — but kept it quiet during 2016 campaign: Gabbard

Russian intelligence obtained damaging information about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s health amid her 2016 presidential campaign — including evidence that she had “psycho-emotional problems” that were being treated with severe sedatives — but Vladimir Putin chose not to release it before that year’s election because he thought the Democrat would win.

The astounding revelations were contained in a Sept. 18, 2020, House Intelligence Committee report that reviewed Russia’s influence on the 2016 contest and was declassified and made public Wednesday by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.

Read more at the New York Post

Trump issues new Executive Order: Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets

Endemic vagrancy, disorderly behavior, sudden confrontations, and violent attacks have made our cities unsafe. 

The number of individuals living on the streets in the United States on a single night during the last year of the previous administration — 274,224 — was the highest ever recorded. The overwhelming majority of these individuals are addicted to drugs, have a mental health condition, or both. … The Federal Government and the States have spent tens of billions of dollars on failed programs that address homelessness but not its root causes, leaving other citizens vulnerable to public safety threats. …

My Administration will take a new approach focused on protecting public safety.

Read more at WhiteHouse.gov

Bongino Announces Major Arrest In Attack Against U.S. Border Agents

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has announced a major arrest in a case involving rock attacks against federal immigration authorities that left one agent wounded.

Bongino and other federal officials said a Compton man accused of throwing concrete blocks at federal officers in Paramount in June was taken into custody Wednesday morning at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Read more at Conservative Brief

At least 10 kids, some as young as 2, sexually tortured with shock collars while held captive as part of Alabama sex trafficking ring: cops

At least 10 children — as young as 2 years old — were held captive in an Alabama storm bunker for three years and sexually tortured through the use of tools like animal shock collars as part of a horrific sex trafficking ring organized by some of the victims’ own parents, police said.

So far, seven suspects have been arrested as part of the ring’s roundup, including three family members and two mothers whose children were also trapped and abused in the basement, the Bibb County Sheriff’s Department said.

“I know God’s forgiveness is boundless, but if there is a limit, we’ve reached it,” Bibb County Sheriff Jody Wade said at a press conference Wednesday.

Read more at the New York Post

Thune considers cancelling August recess to confirm Trump nominees 

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said July 21 he may cancel the Senate’s August recess to address a mounting backlog of President Donald Trump’s nominees, noting that Democrats have so far refused to confirm any through the Senate’s usual procedures. 

“We’re thinking about it,” Thune told reporters at the Capitol, according to The Hill. 

Read more at Catholic Vote

President Trump Sets Stage for Midterm Victory

In the wake of President Trump’s unexpected 2016 victory over Hillary Clinton, the Republican establishment was caught unprepared for the 2018 midterm elections.

Key GOP leaders at the time — Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., — urged the president to prioritize repealing Obamacare over enacting his signature tax cuts.

This strategic misstep delayed the economic momentum that could have turned the tide in the 2018 midterms, ultimately costing Republicans the House and leading to a politically motivated impeachment.

Read more at Newsmax

9th Circuit rejects gender-ideology mandate for adoption, Oregon mom now free to care for kids in need

Federal appeals court says state likely violated First Amendment by requiring Jessica Bates to embrace gender ideology to adopt

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled Thursday that an Oregon mother is free to begin the process of adopting siblings from foster care without violating her religious beliefs about human sexuality while her lawsuit against state officials continues.

Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing Jessica Bates filed a lawsuit in April 2023 challenging an Oregon Department of Human Services rule that categorically excluded her from adopting any child—no matter their age or beliefs—because she would not lie to children and tell them that girls can be boys and vice versa.

Read more at Alliance Defending Freedom

Italy’s Catholic Church Endorses Muslim Prison Chaplains Amid Spike in Jihadi Inmates

In a historic first, Italy’s government and the Catholic hierarchy have opened the doors for Muslim chaplains to serve officially in Italian prisons, despite fears that an Islamic chaplaincy could fuel increased radicalization of Muslim prisoners.

Imam Dahmane Abdullah Tchina, who was appointed to the Beccaria Juvenile Penal Institute in Milan last week, has become the first Muslim chaplain to minister in Italy’s prison system. The imam will work alongside Catholic chaplains Fr. Claudio Burgio and Fr. Gino Rigoldi. On July 7, the Milan archdiocese announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Public Prosecutor and the President of the Juvenile Court of Milan, permitting the imam to work in the prison system.

Read more at The Stream

Abp Cordileone – Beauty of Latin Mass draws young people

In offering the traditional Mass there is “a sense of breathing with the Church throughout the centuries,” Archbishop Cordileone told Per Mariam in a recent exclusive interview.

In recent weeks, San Francisco’s Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone has had cause once more to delve into the debate surrounding the liturgy, specifically the traditional Mass.

The topic has been increasingly under scrutiny of late as new restrictions against the traditional Mass have been levied by certain prelates in the U.S., while devotees of the old rite hope for Pope Leo XIV to overturn his predecessor’s widespread restrictions.

Read more at Per Mariam

Shake-Up in Detroit: New Archbishop Fires Ralph Martin and Eduardo Echeverria

Two prominent theologians who critiqued what they saw as doctrinal ambiguity under the late Pope Francis have been fired from their longtime posts at the Archdiocese of Detroit’s major seminary by the local archbishop, the Register has confirmed.

Archbishop Edward Weisenburger removed Ralph Martin and Eduardo Echeverria from their positions at Sacred Heart Major Seminary on July 23, both theologians told the Register separately. 

Echeverria said that no reason had been provided to him for his termination, and that he could not say more due to signing a non-disclosure agreement. Martin said that he would soon be issuing a statement.

Read more at the National Catholic Register

Dr. Ralph Martin issues statement on his abrupt firing from Sacred Heart Seminary

“Yesterday, Archbishop Weisenburger told me that he was terminating my position at the seminary effective immediately. When I asked him for an explanation, he said he didn’t think it would be helpful to give any specifics but mentioned something about having concerns about my theological perspectives. This news came as a shock. I have contributed much to the seminary over more than twenty-three years. I even helped introduce and lead, up until yesterday, our flagship pontifical degree program, the Licentiate of Sacred Theology Degree in the New Evangelization” …

Read more here

Archbishop Gomez [of California], business leaders unveil fund for immigrant families

A lineup of Los Angeles business leaders joined Archbishop José H. Gomez on Wednesday to unveil a new fund aimed at helping families affected by recent immigration raids.

“This program will provide direct support to families who are suffering financial hardships because of the current climate of uncertainty and fear,” said Archbishop Gomez at the July 23 press conference at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church near downtown LA.

Funds raised by the Archdiocese of LA’s “Family Assistance Program” — believed to be the first of its kind in a U.S. Catholic diocese — will support parish-based outreach ministries that have been delivering groceries, meals, medicine, and other essential supplies. Families who need assistance are encouraged to apply by contacting their local parish. 

Read more at Angelus News

San Diego bishop celebrates LGBT ‘All are Welcome’ Mass, allows ‘drag queen’ activist to speak

Auxiliary Bishop Ramón Bejarano recently celebrated St. John the Evangelist Church’s annual “All are Welcome” LGBT “Pride” Mass and allowed “Nicole” Murray-Ramirez, an LGBT “drag queen” activist and longtime San Diego City Commissioner, to speak during the Mass.

Bejarano was the celebrant of the July 13 Sunday Mass, which was organized by St. John’s “LGBTQ Ministry” and had the full backing of the Diocese of San Diego under Bishop Michael Pham, one of Pope Leo XIV’s first bishop’s appointments. During his speech, Murray-Ramirez, a former board member of the pro-LGBT group Human Rights Campaign, thanked Bishop Bejarano for his work “standing up” for the “LGBTQ community.”

Read more at Lifesite News

Why Poland remains a leader in religious vocations in Europe

Poland stands out as the undisputed leader in religious vocations in Europe in 2025, with 206 new ordained priests, the highest number on the continent. This recent data from the Polish Catholic Information Agency KAI, reported by the Catholic Herald, shows that while much of Europe grapples with declining ordination figures, Poland’s numbers remain robust, reflecting a deep-rooted commitment to religious life.  

This is particularly evident in the Diocese of Tarnów (southern Poland), which leads the country with 13 new priests scheduled for ordination this year.  

Read more at Catholic News Agency

Knife Attacks, Assaults & Chaos Caused by Illegal Migrants in Poland: Border Crisis

Until recently such incidents were reported only in Western European countries. The illegal immigrant crisis is moving to Catholic Poland with Polish prime minister Donald Tusk siding with the globalist migration agenda while proclaiming otherwise.

Watch at Poland Daily Live

Hulk Hogan dead at 71

Legendary professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, 71, has died after suffering cardiac arrest at his Florida home.

According to officials in Clearwater, Florida, Hogan was found unresponsive at his home early Thursday morning and later pronounced dead at a nearby medical facility. The cause of death is reported to be cardiac arrest. …

Most recently, Hogan made headlines at the 2024 Republican National Convention. …

Hogan spoke openly in later years about his Christian faith, often crediting it with helping him navigate personal struggles and setbacks. Following a series of public controversies and a highly publicized legal battle, Hogan said he experienced a spiritual reawakening that brought him closer to God. He frequently referenced Bible verses in interviews and social media posts and stated that prayer and faith played a central role in his life.

Read more at The Post Millennial

Contemplating a crucifix led to conversion of young Chinese atheist 

Originally from China, Shushu arrived in Spain in 2016 at just 23 years of age with the sole purpose of studying the history of the Spanish language. What she didn’t imagine was that she would have a transformative encounter with Christ Crucified, which would lead her to embrace the Catholic faith.

“We have no merit; it’s all because the Lord guides us. His mercy is immense,” said Shushu in an interview with ACI Prensa, CNA’s Spanish-language news partner, at the shrine of Our Lady of Covadonga in Spain. She related that her childhood was spent in a profoundly atheistic environment, typical of communist China, where neither her family nor her closest friends believed in or spoke of God.

Despite this, when she looked at the cross, she thought: “There is a person on the cross. And by supernatural intuition, I thought it was God, that God himself was on the cross, and it couldn’t be anyone else,” she said.

Read more at Catholic News Agency

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