Valuetainment

A new Newsweek-covered poll claims AOC narrowly leads JD Vance in a hypothetical 2028 matchup. The panel breaks down why the poll matters, who funded it, how much credibility it deserves, and why conservatives ignoring warning signs on affordability, messaging, and unity could repeat historic election mistakes.

After being pardoned, Juan Orlando Hernández sits down with Patrick Bet-David to explain why he chose to speak publicly. He claims innocence, details Honduras’ war on drug trafficking, the extradition law, the shoot-down policy, and why he believes U.S. officials later turned on him despite years of cooperation.

Juan Orlando Hernández points to the exact day of his U.S. indictment, which coincided with Kamala Harris meeting Honduras’ new president, as evidence of political coordination. Speaking with Patrick Bet-David, he lays out alleged ties between Honduras’ leftist leadership, Venezuelan drug routes, and narco funding, citing public videos, indictments, and seized assets he says were ignored at his trial.

Juan Orlando Hernández describes being transferred to a high-security prison alongside violent cartel figures, then recounts his time incarcerated with Sam Bankman-Fried and other high-profile inmates. Speaking with Patrick Bet-David, he explains why he believes the move put his life at risk.

Turning Point USA’s AmFest shatters records with explosive growth among young conservatives, but the spotlight quickly shifts to an internal clash. Ben Shapiro calls out Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Nick Fuentes, igniting a debate over truth, unity, deplatforming, and who leads the movement heading into the midterms.