Garret Lewis

BREAKING: Two Jewish schools in New York City were placed under lockdown following bomb threats.

Look at these children, how little they are, being taken from their classes because someone thought it would be funny or righteous to threaten to murder them.

There is a sickness in New York.

This is NYPD Detective Jose Mercedes. He was stabbed SEVEN times while off duty by two illegal Dominicans.

This happened last week. Two miles away from the ICE shooting yesterday.

This is not a story NYC Dems care about.

Keep him in mind when you hear those same Democrats demand that ICE be abolished.

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My sources are telling me Talarico is in a mental health facility. His campaign has stopped actively planning events in the vital homestretch of the campaign.

If this is true, this is actually a time to pray for Talarico. We should, of course, savagely mock his smug, awful campaign advisors, by all means...and while yes, of course, this would be disqualifying for Talarico's aspirations to be a Texas Senator, we must hold empathy for anyone undergoing crisis. Campaigns are brutal, and not everybody is cut out for it. You need very thick skin. As much as I don't want Talarico anywhere near government, I also don't want wish him harm, and no political office is worth having a breakdown. His awful advisors are at fault for this. They pushed him to be something he isn't, and it didn't work.

I'm praying that this isn't true, and he's OK. You want to win these fights on the battlefield of ideas, not the minefield of poor health.

Send to anyone that is clueless about hamas and October 7. I can’t even imagine…

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While ROI has not independently confirmed this, a source very close to the Arizona State hockey team tells us that former North Dakota head coach Brad Berry is in negotiation to become the new hockey coach at ASU.

ROI spoke to a long-time NHL executive early this morning  about this possibility, and this executive stated "If ASU lands Brad Berry and they allow him to be completely in charge, including the ability to remove everyone that is presently involved with the ASU coaching staff, it could have the same effect to this program as the hiring of Curt Cignetti was to the Indiana football program.  

Very few people in the NHL have any respect for Greg Powers,” the executive continued, “and in fact it is my opinion that Powers is the sole reason that Arizona State has not become the dynamic program that it should be given their school, their location, and their new arena, while Berry would bring instant credibility to Arizona State and would allow ASU to become a national power in the near future.  It would also allow ASU to truly hold Greg Powers accountable for what happened to Matthew Mayich in August."

In the meantime, as we reported last night, assistants Mike Corbett Alex Hicks and Jimmy Mullin will coach the Sun Devils this weekend vs Holy Cross, despite the fact that Matthew Mayich’s family and lawyers have long insisted they too be placed on administrative leave just as (still technically) head coach Greg Powers was last week.

After ASU Athletic Director Graham Rossini named Mike Corbett as the acting head coach on September 30, following Greg Powers being placed on leave, it came out that Corbett had two DUI's on his record, including one that occurred early on after being hired by ASU in 2024.

When asked about his decision to retain Corbett as acting head coach despite the DUI, Rossini made no mention of it, rather, he defended Corbett by saying he “has a steady presence about him.”

Whatever steady presence that is, it’s made several of the players very uncomfortable, especially with having Hicks still around as well.

No matter, ROI hopes a new coach will be there by next week, and with the ability to name his own staff.

The safety and well being of the players depends on it!

Eric Swalwell’s best friend is heartbroken about this. The guy that shacked yo with two house staffers is heartbroken. The guy that left his pregnant wife at 9 months is heartbroken.

Some context: the menu at the restaurant Mamdani visited yesterday features a map of Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, from which all Israeli Hebrew cities have been completely erased. Tel Aviv and Eilat, for example, are nowhere to be found. Only Arabic city names are mentioned.
Btw, this is what “from the river to the sea” looks like.

Mamdani again showed how much he supports terrorism, terrorists, hatred and death. He and his wife show the world exactly who they are. nypost.com/2026/10/08/us-…

Good for @FriedgeHNIC to post this without fear of the psychotic and ignorant mob that will post insane things. They don’t matter. The more people speak up without fear, the better it is for everyone.

Its funny how brave they are with their Hamas bands... until the mask is yanked off.

Much like that pro Palesitinian Haverford College professor arrested today by the FBI after it was exposed he was the man behind the keyboard.

NOW: "Globalize the Intifada" and Mamdani chant as Pro-Palestine protesters storm the 'Israelis for Peace, Union Square rally', occupying the vigil seats as speaker of the rally addressed the crowd.

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It didn't end on October 7th.

Sergant Adi Baruch was murdered on October 12th by a rocket fired from civilian infrastructure in Gaza.

While they were crying genocide, Gaza used civilians to continue firing rockets at Israel.

We will never forget.

Deport them now

The lefty media all promoted the 51 former spies that signed a letter claiming Hunter's laptop wasn't real and was Russian propaganda. That media isn't covering 78 retired military and legal pros that prove Israel isn't committing genocide. jinsa.org/open-letter-fr…

3 years ago, the world saw a photo of a young girl who had been raped, murdered, and literally disfigured, paraded through the streets of Gaza like a trophy.

We saw children, mothers, and entire families brutally murdered and tortured in front of one another. They filmed their demonic cruelty. They laughed and celebrated their evil. It’s all on film. I dare you to watch it.

The cruelty was unimaginable, and the evidence was undeniable.

I am still shocked by the silence. The silence from those who are the loudest when it comes to atrocities like this. Some of the loudest voices demanding humanity for others couldn’t find a single word for theirs.

These were innocent people who had nothing to do with how their country is governed. These were innocent people who deserved our voices.

May their memories be a blessing. 💙

I just left a screening of the 47-minute film documenting Hamas’s October 7 atrocities. The Jewish community formally invited Mayor Mamdani to join us.

More than 100 seats. Every single one occupied except one.

His.

THREE YEARS.

Three years since the moment my life changed forever. Even now, it feels so unreal that sometimes I still can’t fully comprehend that I was kidnapped and taken to Gaza. Sometimes it feels like it was all just a nightmare I somehow woke up from.

But at the same time, the pain is always here.
It never really leaves, and sometimes, it only gets stronger.

This year, when I went to visit the graves of my friends, I felt like it had somehow become even harder.

Maybe because the hostages are finally home.
Maybe because I’m no longer part of that fight.
Or maybe because everyone else has already graduated, moved to Tel Aviv, and started their careers.

And you remain there, like a memory from another life. A life that was innocent, young, and happy. A group of friends simply enjoying life, dreaming big, with no idea how quickly everything could change.

I miss you every single day.

With every step I take, on every path I choose, I find myself wondering what it would be like if you were still here beside me.

As more time passes, I realize that soon, more time will have passed since we lost you than the amount of time I actually had the chance to know you. And that is something I still can’t accept.

To me, you are always with me.

And for those of us who have lost someone we love, it isn’t easy to watch the world keep moving when some people’s lives simply stopped.

It isn’t easy to live with the guilt of being the ones who are still here. But we have to keep going, because that is what they would have wanted for us.

We have to learn to live alongside the pain.

Embrace it.
Forgive it.
Understand it.

But at the same time, keep looking forward.
Give yourself permission to

LIVE.