- Even though Republican Glenn Youngkin won the gubernatorial election in Virginia, Josh Bernstein is still demanding a forensic audit to prove that Youngkin won in a “landslide” by at least “20 or 30 points.”
- Stella Immanuel reports that the Holy Spirit gave her a 10-point plan on how to “disciple America back to God.”
- Newsmax benched correspondent Emerald Robinson for spreading wild conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 vaccines, so Rick Wiles is offering her a position with his TruNews network.
- Liz Crokin has resurfaced with a new a “documentary” called “Slave Princess” about Britney Spears, claiming that she is using the “expertise” she gained as Qanon conspiracy theorist covering sex trafficking to tell Spears’ story.
- Finally, it turns out that Stew Peters and Clay Clark, both anti-vaccine conspiracy theorists and right-wing broadcasters, fancy themselves to be rappers.
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