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I will never forget the day that I watched Democrats refuse to stand for Iryna Zarutska’s mother at the State of the Union.
It was so shockingly evil, that even while I watched it, I could barely believe it.
Honestly, I still can’t.
It was so insanely radicalizing.
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Michael Knowles Is Stunned by a Trans Widow’s Story About Her Divorce and Custody Battle
Michael Knowles: What’s so hard for me to understand is the idea of choosing a fetish over your family.
You have a choice: live up to your marriage vows, be a husband to your wife and a father to your children, or indulge a fantasy by putting on a dress.
To think that someone would choose that over their wife, children, and family obligations, and then be celebrated for it, is difficult to understand.
Tracy Shannon: In our case, it destroyed the family and wrecked the marriage. We had to leave our family home. I’d been a stay-at-home mom for 10 years, had no job, and had homeschooled my children.
We ended up homeless, and I had to live with my parents for a couple of years while I got back on my feet financially. The court initially ordered him to pay just $500 a month in child support for three children.
It’s insulting to the family that society thinks this is okay because children are supposedly resilient.
Michael Knowles: If I never heard that phrase again, it would be too soon. It’s used to justify child abuse. People say, “Don’t worry, kids are resilient,” even when their parents are fighting and their education is being neglected.
Tracy Shannon: They’re not that resilient. My children have faced really difficult consequences. They might look like they’re doing fine, but it’s been a long journey.
Michael Knowles: How old are they now?
Tracy Shannon: They’re all over 18. My youngest with him is 19, and I also have a 20-year-old and a 24-year-old.
Between the three of them, there have been six suicide attempts of varying seriousness, and one child was hospitalized for an extended period.
People who disagree with me would say this happened because I didn’t accept their ideology. In fact, his lawyers wanted me to take the children for what they called re-education when we were divorcing.
Michael Knowles: Who wanted that?
Tracy Shannon: His lawyers. I was also sued for full custody after the divorce because I objected to him having his partner spend the night with my children. We had a morality clause in Texas that addressed this.
Michael Knowles: Hold on. This happened in Texas? The state supposedly considered the most conservative in the country?
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Jon & Kate Plus 8 made TLC $186 million a quarter, by Jon Gosselin's count.
The dad of those 8 kids says it nearly bankrupted him.
The couple had twins in 2000 and sextuplets in 2004. A few years later their family life was a hit TV show.
In spring 2009 tabloids ran photos of Jon with Deanna Hummel, a 23-year-old teacher, outside a bar. He said he never cheated. Two months later the couple announced their split on the show itself, in front of 10.6 million viewers.
Then the fight turned to money. A judge ordered Jon to put back $180,000 he had taken from their joint account.
In Jon's version, the marriage ended over his refusal to keep filming the kids, and the network could not afford to let him quit:
"We made them $186 million a quarter."
He banned the crews from the house. TLC sued him for breach of contract over paid interviews on rival shows:
"I pretty much bankrupt myself"
Jon said his lawyers cost $1.7 million and the network paid for Kate's. Kate called his story delusional.
The case settled, and the kids went back on the air without him, in Kate Plus 8.
TLC kept the show, Kate kept the cameras, and Jon kept the legal bills.
Who really cashed in on the Gosselin children?
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In your memoir, Chapter 12, you describe enjoying Ramadan in Dubai in 2011, shortly after you turned 30. Ramadan that year would have been in August 2011.
if you were 30 by August 2011, you hit 18 in 1999--a year PRIOR to 2000 when you falsely claimed to have derived your citizenship from your father's supposed naturalization (of which ICE has no record).
An adult 18 year old CANNOT derive citizenship from their naturalized parent.
You are not, and never have been a US citizen. You cannot Constitutionally serve as a US Congresswoman. You have no legal right to even be present in my nation.
Git.
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markel.com/
I go through a rep that's in the hobby for mine. I don't have access to their online portal/website (or at least I never signed up).
It'a Markel, not Merkel btw.
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Sorry for the late reply. Please note my husband protected me and our children from running afoul of immigration law by filing his paperwork appropriately. He was able to make time to do so by resisting the urge to *repeatedly* and spinelessly attack women via social media who have done nothing to him.
Handle your affairs at home before you concern yourself with the households of others. 🙏🇬🇭
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"The difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth is about six months." - Don Jr.
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The UK government may not want to release crime data broken down by ethnicity. I have been scraping daily court data to get first and surnames of all people who appeared in court in the country.
This is day 46 here what i found: 🧵
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Kanye West informed us all that Jared was Trump's handler years ago and we all laughed st him
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EXCLUSIVE: James Lindsay is a swinger who had a nazi mistress he had an affair with.
She leaked EVERYTHING on the anti-Woke Right crusader, from the sexts, to secret handlers, to pedophile sex cults.
mysterymachinenews.com/p/jam…
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CNN's race obsession didn't emerge organically—it was manufactured by major media outlets through deliberate editorial choices. Media critic Batya Ungar-Sargon presented data during a live panel that left host Abby Phillip without answers.
The numbers are striking. The Washington Post and New York Times combined published "white supremacy" 75 times in 2010, then jumped to 700 times in 2020. NPR ran 2,400 mentions of related race-focused language that year alone. References to racial and white privilege surged 1,500 percent between 2013 and 2019. Sociologists have labeled this shift the "Great Awokening"—and it correlates directly with media editorial decisions, not actual worsening conditions in America.
This wasn't grassroots concern rising from communities. This was institutional media choosing to flood coverage with racial narratives, fundamentally reshaping national discourse. The data proves the media built the obsession.
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#BREAKING: Haiti says it's “overwhelmed” by illegals deported from the United States.