FALLING APART: A new type of human comes over the walls!

FRIDAY, MAY 23, 2025

Machi sells genocide: We're a little bit under the weather today. It may be a touch of the 24-hour labyrinthitis!

Or it could be a form of dislocation as we see a new type of human—furious, murderous, incoherent—swarming over the walls. It could just be the exhaustion which results from the futile attempt to keep up.

A furious tribe is coming over the walls. It happened when the Achaeans finally managed to sack sacred Troy. Here are some of the ways it's happening this very day:

The astonishing Kristi Noem: "Suck it," this new form of human said. A full-blown secession is underway when marauders drop their attempts at disguise and behave in such stunning ways.

The remarkable Karoline Leavitt: Yesterday, Yamiche Alcindor asked an extremely salient question. Where does the president get all this misinformation, she asked the other-worldly Karoline Leavitt.

Alcindor was inquiring about the misinformation the sitting president spewed during Wednesday's Oval Office ambush. Where does the president get all this misinformation, Alcindor quite sensibly asked

Back and forth went the interlocutors went as Leavitt kept failing to answer. The remarkable fact about Leavitt is this— she may actually be such a self-hypnotized true believer that she actually didn't understand that she was refusing to answer the question which Alcindor just kept asking

For the report by Mediaite, click here. Yamiche kept restating her question. The youngster kept failing to answer:

ALCINDOR (5/22/25): The president showed a video that he said showed more than a thousand burial sites of white South Africans that he said were murdered. We know that that was not true, and that the video wasn’t true. So I wonder, why did the president choose to show that–

LEAVITT: What’s not true, Yamiche?

ALCINDOR: It’s not true that the video was showing a burial site. It is unsubstantiated that that’s the case–

LEAVITT: No, it is true that that video showed the crosses that represent–

ALCINDOR: It’s an actual burial site, is what the president claimed.

LEAVITT: The video showed images of crosses in South Africa about White farmers who have been killed and politically persecuted because of the color of their skin–

ALCINDOR: The president claimed that it was showing burial sites.

LEAVITT: –and those crosses are representing their lives. Those crosses are representing their lives and the fact that they are now dead, and their government did nothing about it. Are you disputing that?

ALCINDOR: I’m disputing the fact that the video showed what the president claimed it showed, because it did not show that; but even more, what I’m asking you is who at the White House–

LEAVITT: It did show that. It showed white crosses representing people who have perished because of racial persecution.

ALCINDOR: Who at the White House verifies the videos that the president shows, and what protocols are in place when there’s unsubstantiated information being put out for the world and world leaders to show?

LEAVITT: What’s unsubstantiated about the video? The video shows crosses that represent the dead bodies of people who were racially persecuted by their government. In fact, the Associated Press of all places has a picture of that very monument; and the caption from the Associated Press is, "Each cross marks a white farmer who has been killed in a farm murder.”

ALCINDOR: The president said that it was a burial site.

LEAVITT: –so it is substantiated, not just by that video and the physical evidence that everybody saw on display in the Oval Office, but also by another outlet in this room, the Associated Press. So you should take it up with them if you believe the claim is unsubstantiated, and that’s a ridiculous line of questioning.

For the record: In her last two statements, Leavitt referred, all too typically, to an AP photograph which had nothing to do with what President Trump had said. 

The photograph to which she referred is not "a picture of that very monument." That was one last bungle by Leavitt. More generally, our question would be this:

Is Leavitt such a zombified true believer that her repeated failure to answer Alcindor's question is truly the best she can do? Beyond that, we call attention to one of her trademark behaviors—to her sneering dismissal of Alcindor's "ridiculous line of questioning" at the end of her own relentless failure to respond.

Karoline Leavitt "speaks fluent Trump." She is a new kind of human. 

D-list comedian speaks: We don't know Joe Machi. It's entirely possible that he's the nicest guy in the world.

Beyond that, he's one of the many D-list comedians employed by CEO Suzanne Scott to advance the corporate propaganda of the Fox News Channel. They do so through their appearances on the primetime Gutfeld! show. 

Machi's a regular on the show, where he appeared last night. Last night, the four-member panel included one other D-list comedian, along with a chef named Gruel and a former Trump official.

Yesterday, we told you something about President Trump's astonishing behavior in the Oval Office this week. 

No, Virgina! No serious person thinks a genocide is taking place in South Africa—a genocide aimed at white farmers. Still, that was what our sitting president said and said and said.

As we noted yesterday afternoon, the Fox News Channel walked away from what Trump said on its principal news show, Special Report. After posting with Jacqui Heinrich told Bret Baier, we skillfully told you this:

How bad was yesterday's performance by President Trump? So bad that even the Fox News Channel's news division, thanks to Heinrich, seems to be warning viewers about what the president said.

(The channel's highly Potemkin purveyors of opinion and "analysis" will almost surely adopt a different stance.)

Last night, on the Gutfeld! show, one branch of the propaganda brigade took its turn with this topic.

Predictably, President Trump's array of misstatements went undiscussed. Instead, the messengers focused on how great it was when Trump called NBC's Peter Alexander an "idiot" and a "jerk" as part of an angry tirade during the session with President Ramaphosa.

The astonishing Kayleigh McEnany is a graduate of Harvard Law School. Last night, she played it dumb—it's her principal instinct and her most useful skill—when it was her time to speak. 

Chef Gruel lacked the tiniest hint of a clue. Astoundingly, the goggle-eyed Machi closed the segment saying this:

GUTFELD (5/22/25): All right Joe. How do you feel about all this?

MACHI: It has to be frustrating being Peter Alexander. I feel a little bad for him, because like. here [Trump's] calling this white guy—uh, this South African leader in charge of genocide, but then he starts complaining about Peter Alexander. 

To him, that's got to feel a little weird. They're like, "Here's the genocide guy, but I want to talk about this reporter. He's an idiot, you know? You just kill a lot of people, but he's—he's dumb."

But my whole issue with this whole thing is like, a lot of people on the left will say that the Florida so-called "Don't say gay" bill is genocide because they don't let elementary school teachers talk about their sex lives. 

Well, I want to ask those people, "How many stadiums full of people calling for white people to be murdered do you need?" Because I only need one stadium and I'm canceling my vacation to South Africa.

GUTFELD: So—so true! All right, up next, a Democrat's lavish lifestyle exposed!

That was the closest anyone came to discussing the sitting president's claim that a genocide is under way in South Africa—a genocide against white people!

Stating the obvious, a lot of what Machi said was rather hard to follow. Along the way, he journeyed all the way back to the "Don't Say Gay" bill, saying that "a lot of people on the left" regard it as genocide.

Much of his ramble was hard to follow, but Machi did seem to say, or perhaps to suggest, that President Ramaphosa "kills a lot of people" as part of his nation's ongoing genocide. He pictured Trump referring to Ramaphosa as "the genocide guy"—as the person "in charge of genocide."

He seemed to say that there are stadiums full of people in South Africa calling for white people to be murdered. "So true," his pre- or post-human host said. 

This is what we told you would happen in our clairvoyant report. For the record, Suzanne Scott puts these pretenders on the air for the specific reason that they'll go ahead and do what Machi did.

"So true," Greg Gutfeld said! This is a new type of human being—and these angry, pre- or post-human beings are swarming over the society's crumbling walls. For the record, our own Blue America's relentless lunacies finally created the societal conditions which have allowed them to succeed with this assault.

Full disclosure! Mediaite refuses to cover the Gutfeld! program. That ridiculous policy can best be scored as pre- or post-human too.

Go ahead—click here, then watch the full Gutfeld! segment. When Suzanne Scott pries the lid off the can each evening, this is what comes crawling out.

David Brooks won't discuss this assault on the society's walls. In fairness, neither will Rachel Maddow or pretty much anyone else. 

Life is still amazingly good for those who remain in the finer set. People like these can still get by on their $25 million per year.

They don't want to fight with the poisons of Fox. Dearest darlings, use your heads: 

It simply isn't done!

The torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans! That's what President Kennedy said.

"Suck it," one of them thoughtfully said. "So true," Gutfeld replied.