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NASCAR driver Kyle Weatherman has decided to support police officers in a way that will have fans cheering. Days after Bubba Wallace raced a “Black Lives Matter” car, the Xfinity Series driver decided to drive a car that sported a flag with a thin blue line on the hood and reads #BackTheBlue on the side. NASCAR fans are very patriotic. They stand for the anthem and they love America. They also recognize how indebted we are as a society to our veterans and first responders. Police are under attack with calls for police departments to be defunded and in some cases eliminated. That’s why this means so much.

Many citizens in Coeur d’Alene, a small city in Idaho, took to the streets to protect local businesses and homes from antifa and looters. Hundreds, possibly thousands, of men and women in the small Idaho city of Coeur d’Alene, with a population of 45,000, took up arms and hit the streets, when they were informed that looters and antifa members were going to attack their town. Not only did they protect businesses, but they also stood up for the rights of those to peacefully protest as well – ensuring that anyone who wished to protest was still able to do so, but in a safe manner.

Revolution is usually used to topple the ruling elite. In this case, the target is the concept of constitutional freedom that is held dear by a broad well-armed sector of society. What the liberals seek is a complete government executed civil war against conservative-minded citizens. They will use the rule of law in an attempt to beat us down. They will use the much-disdained law enforcement to enact their proposals. And finally, when that doesn’t work, they will utilize the military. Make no mistake; they want us compliant. They don’t want us gone because we are the producers.

A Maryland mom is speaking out after school authorities called police over a secured BB gun that could be seen in her home during her son’s virtual Google classroom. This is a serious issue regarding privacy and the Second Amendment that needs to be shared. Courtney Lancaster is well versed on firearms. She is a Navy veteran with four years of active duty service defending our nation. She has taught her fifth grade son firearm safety as well. Her son is working towards becoming an Eagle Scout and has gone through gun and archery training with his Boy Scout pack.

On Wednesday, when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi demanded that Confederate statues on the U.S. Capitol be removed, she failed to mention that her father had overseen the dedication of the Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee Monument while he was Baltimore’s mayor in 1948. This was not a fact that was lost on actor and outspoken conservative James Woods, who shared a story from Breitbart about Pelosi’s omission that simply included the hashtag “#Awkward.”

Comedian Ricky Gervais openly mocked celebrities after a group of them released an anti-racism PSA that makes current issues in America all about them. The PSA (seen below) will actually make you feel physically uncomfortable watching it as Hollywood’s best and brightest put their white guilt on display for the world to see. The two-minute video features celebrities vowing to “take responsibility” for a host of things they feel have contributed to racism in America. “Every not-so-funny joke, every unfair stereotype,” actor Justin Theroux laments. Racially charged jokes are going to be eliminated. There goes the career of Chris Rock. Start burning tapes of Richard Pryor.

On Wednesday, NASCAR announced that the Confederate flag would no longer be allowed at events. This news came days after the professional racing organization’s only African American driver Darrell “Bubba” Wallace said NASCAR had “reached out” and had been “stepping up to the plate and delivering in a huge way.” NASCAR said in a statement, “The presence of the Confederate flag at NASCAR events runs contrary to our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all fans, our competitors, and our industry.”

Shortly after the death of George Floyd, it was revealed that he had previously worked with now-former Officer Derek Chauvin, who infamously kneeled on his neck before he died. Both Floyd and Chauvin were employed at a nightclub in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Now, a former co-worker of the two men at the club is speaking out to reveal that they did not always get along. David Pinney told CBS News that Chauvin and Floyd “bumped heads,” with their disagreements having “a lot to do with Derek being extremely aggressive within the club with some of the patrons, which was an issue.”   Corrections*

Reverend Al Sharpton hijacked the funeral of George Floyd on Tuesday to push his own race-baiting political agenda, launching an attack on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and demanding the league “give Colin Kaepernick a job back.” While speaking at Floyd’s funeral in Houston, Texas, Sharpton inexplicably took the opportunity to attack Goodell. Sharpton said Goodell gave an “empty apology” a few days ago in regard the NFL’s handling of Kaepernick and other NFL players who took a knee during the national anthem.

George P. Bush, the son of former Florida governor Jeb Bush, has declared his intention to vote for President Trump in the upcoming election. The news comes as several prominent Republican figures have reportedly either expressed no support for Trump, or have said flat-out that they would vote against him. What makes Bush’s endorsement so interesting is the very simple reason why he stands behind the President, and why every true conservative and/or Republican should as well. “President Trump is the only thing standing between America and socialism,” he explained. Of that, there can be no doubt. Please clap for Jeb’s son.

On the ABC talk show “The View,” cohost Sunny Hostin often gets overshadowed by her radically liberal peers Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg. On Tuesday’s episode, however, Hostin gave them a run for their money when she went full-crazy liberal by demanding that national anthem-kneeler Colin Kaepernick be given the Nobel Peace Prize, among other things. The women of “The View” were discussing Colin Kaepernick’s protests when Sunny Hostin took the opportunity to lavish an unbelievable amount of praise on the man who launched the kneeling protest that are a clear sign of disrespect to the American flag.

NBC News published an op-ed blasting NFL star Drew Brees for criticizing football players who kneel during the national anthem. The op-ed by Noah Berlatsky goes so far as to say that Brees’ “biggest mistake” in defending the American flag was “believing” that it “means anything.” Brees has been hit with an unprecedented amount of backlash this week after simply saying that he does not agree with kneeling during the national anthem. The New Orleans Saints quarterback said that he views the move as a sign of “disrespect” and shared the story of his military roots.