The View's Ana Navarro just hit a new low. She claims President Trump will ban Black people from the Super Bowl halftime show. This is the kind of deranged race-baiting nonsense the left peddles daily. Absolutely disgusting!

Among many other things, @DOGE today canceled a $17M project to provide tax policy advice to Liberia. Why would anyone think that this is a good use of YOUR tax money? 🤦‍♂️

You Won't Believe This: Trudeau's Government Has Flushed Over $18 Billion Down the Drain on Media Bailouts Since 2016! Hey, Canada - since Justin Trudeau took office, your hard-earned tax dollars have been tossed into an $18 BILLION pit for media bailouts and subsidies. Yes, I'm serious! Here's How Your Money's Being Spent: CBC Funding: Total: They've pocketed around $11.7 billion over the last 9 years. Annual: That's about $1.3 billion of our money each year. Other Media Companies: Annual subsidies are over $5.4 billion handed out to various media outlets every single year. Bailout Packages: First wave of spending was $595 million spread over 5 years (2016-2020). Because, apparently, they needed that too. More Cash: Another $129 million over the next 5 years. How much is enough? Extra Help: $177 million for the years 2023-2025. No one's keeping count anymore, right? Now, Let's Talk About Who Got What: Postmedia: They scored $10.8 million from the bailout, plus: CEWS (Canada's Cerb for businesses): Another $40.3 million to keep the lights on during the COVID mess. Quebec's Contribution: An extra $1 million from Quebec. What Postmedia Did: Closed local papers, laid off 70 people, and still made a cool $52.8 million in profit. Look at their reported profits! Postmedia from 2020 to 2024: 2020: Net loss of $74.7 million 2021: Net loss of $72.6 million 2022: Net loss of $6.3 million 2023: Net loss of $72.6 million 2024: Net loss of $49.7 million Black Press: The Lake Cowichan Gazette, for example, got a tiny $1,271 from a special fund. They also grabbed $5,000 from an emergency fund when times were tough. Maclean's and The Walrus: Both got a piece of the $10 million pie to help during the 'health' crisis. The Logic: They took the wage subsidy and some tax credits because, well, everyone else was doing it. Daily Hive: They benefited from emergency funds, but exact numbers? Who knows. CBC/Radio-Canada: They get about $1.3 billion of our cash each year, but there's a cap on extra digital funds they can grab. 2022: CBC received $1.24 billion in federal funds, with no specific profit/loss figure or executive bonus information reported. 2023: CBC reported a net loss of $125.11 million. During this fiscal year, CBC paid out $18.4 million in bonuses to executives after laying off 141 employees. 2024: CBC's initial budget shortfall was $125 million again, which was later reduced to $20 million. However, the exact profit/loss figure for 2024 isn't listed where I can find it. In terms of executive compensation, CBC paid out $14.9 million in bonuses to managers even as they claimed financial hardship and laid off employees. Smaller Outlets: Even the little guys got some help. Like the Chatham Voice, which wanted funding for a local reporter. This isn't just spending; it's an outrage! Does this money buy influence over what we read and watch? How can it NOT? Where's the line between government and media these days? Sources: Canada Land on Media Funding National Post on Media Bailout The Globe and Mail on Media Support Wikipedia on Canada Media Fund Stay Informed, Stay Outraged. #TrudeauMediaBailouts #GovernmentSpendingWaste #CanadianTaxpayers