U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance took a sharp jab at climate activist Greta Thunberg during his speech at the Munich Security Conference on Friday, drawing attention away from the event's primary focus on global security issues.

Vance humorously remarked that if American democracy could endure a decade of criticism from Thunberg, European democracy should be able to handle a few months of influence from tech mogul Elon Musk. This statement came amidst Vance's broader critique of European leaders, accusing them of undermining free speech and democracy.

The conference, traditionally centered around geopolitical strategy and security, saw Vance's comments on Thunberg as a surprising diversion. His remarks were met with mixed reactions, with some attendees appreciating the light-hearted moment, while others criticized the focus on personalities over policy.

Vance's speech also touched on the need for Europe to reassess its approach to migration and the importance of protecting fundamental democratic values. His comments on Thunberg, however, were the highlight for many, sparking discussions across social media platforms.

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Louisiana demands EXTRADITION of NY abortion doc over tragic abortion-by-mail!

Louisiana officials have demanded the extradition of a New York doctor, Dr. Margaret Carpenter, accused of conspiring with a pregnant minor’s mother to terminate her pregnancy against her wishes. The state alleges that Carpenter prescribed and mailed abortion pills to the minor's mother, an act deemed illegal under Louisiana's stringent abortion laws.

According to the indictment, the incident occurred around April 5, 2024, where Carpenter allegedly violated Louisiana's laws by providing abortion-inducing drugs. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has confirmed signing off on the extradition request, stating, "We will take any and all legal actions to enforce the criminal laws of this State!"

Governor Jeff Laundry in his statement said “A minor in Louisiana got pregnant. This minor was excited to have a baby and was planning a gender reveal party. Her mom conspired with a New York doctor to get a chemical abortion pill in the mail and then forced that minor to take it. This minor ended up in the hospital. This pill ended up ending her pregnancy and that baby’s life.”

The case has sparked debate due to Louisiana's near-total abortion ban, which includes exceptions only when the mother's life is at risk. Dr. Carpenter, co-medical director of the Abortion Coalition for Telemedicine, now faces potential prosecution in Louisiana, where penalties could include up to 15 years in prison for such offenses. 

The extradition request awaits approval from New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who has not yet commented on the matter.

Karoline Leavitt TORCHED dems over “MEDIA HOAX” constitutional crisis!

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Thursday slammed what she called a "media hoax" alleging that President Donald Trump is creating a "constitutional crisis" by challenging federal judges who have blocked his executive orders.

Leavitt argued that the real crisis lies within the judicial branch, where she claims "activist judges" in liberal districts are "abusing their power" to thwart Trump's executive authority. "The real constitutional crisis is taking place within our judicial branch," Leavitt stated during a press briefing, emphasizing that at least 12 injunctions have been issued against the Trump administration's actions in recent days.

She criticized the media for fear-mongering and accused them of misleading the public about the nature of the crisis. Leavitt's comments come amid ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and the judiciary over the president's policies and executive actions, which have faced numerous legal challenges since his return to office.

Linda McMahon’s SMACKDOWN of the Department of Education was RAW!

President Donald Trump's pick for Education Secretary, Linda McMahon, faced tough questioning Thursday as she addressed the actions of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) within the Education Department. According to multiple reports, DOGE has been dismantling the department, with McMahon revealing that "there are a couple of implants at the Department of Education." 

DOGE has already cut nearly $900 million in education research and policy evaluation, with mass firings in the civil rights and financial aid divisions. McMahon, during her Senate confirmation hearing, did not reject DOGE's access to private student data, stating that DOGE employees operate under the same restraints as Education Department employees. 

The involvement of DOGE has sparked concerns among Democrats, with Senator Patty Murray questioning the implications for student privacy. McMahon emphasized that any major changes to the department would require Congressional action..