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Some times its best to just let a video speak for itself.
Incase you didn't know, now you know. pic.twitter.com/Jw5zBSkUAV
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Manhattan Institute fellow Daniel Di Martino discusses the rising influence of the Democratic Socialists of America, on 'Sunday Night in America.' on Fox.
Socialism is an economic and political ideology that seeks greater collective or state control over wealth, industry and the means of production, often reducing the role of private ownership in favour of government direction and redistribution. Whenever socialist systems have been implemented on a large scale, they have repeatedly produced economic stagnation, shortages, reduced incentives, political repression or some combination of these problems, with the most extreme examples resulting in enormous human suffering. While individual policies influenced by socialist ideas can exist within successful mixed economies, the historical record provides little evidence that fully socialist economic systems can consistently deliver the prosperity, freedom and efficiency promised by their advocates.
David Blaine is an American magician, illusionist and endurance artist known for pushing the boundaries of magic and human endurance. He rose to fame in the late 1990s with his street magic performances and has since become famous for spectacular stunts, including prolonged periods of fasting, underwater challenges and being suspended high above the ground. His performances combine close-up magic, illusion and extraordinary feats of endurance, making him one of the most recognisable figures in modern magic.
Amala Ekpunobi is a political commentator, podcaster and social media personality known for her outspoken approach to politics, culture and current affairs. Raised in a left-wing household, she became involved in left-wing activism before undergoing a major change in her political outlook and becoming a prominent conservative voice. She joined PragerU at the age of 20 and hosted Unapologetic, while also co-hosting Will & Amala LIVE with Will Witt.
Her willingness to question ideas she once supported, combined with her direct and engaging style, has helped her build a substantial following among younger audiences. She has also appeared on programmes including Dr. Phil and Fox News' The Ingraham Angle, establishing herself as a distinctive voice in contemporary conservative media.
"There is nothing I can say about socialist lunatic Abdul El-Sayed and the Democrats that is more damning that what HE says himself in this video." - Dan Bongino
Dan Bongino is a former New York police officer, Secret Service agent and conservative political commentator who has built a large following through his outspoken views and popular podcast, The Dan Bongino Show. He spent 12 years with the Secret Service, including serving on the presidential protection details for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, before moving into politics and media. Known for his direct and uncompromising style, Bongino became one of the most prominent voices in conservative American media. In 2025, President Donald Trump appointed him Deputy Director of the FBI, giving him an opportunity to bring his law enforcement experience and strong views on government reform into one of America's most important federal agencies.
Johnny Knoxville and the gang are back for one final ride in Jackass: Best and Last, bringing a new collection of ridiculous stunts, painful challenges and the stupidity that made the series famous.
Jackass began on MTV in 2000, created by Johnny Knoxville, Jeff Tremaine and Spike Jonze. Knoxville became the face of the series, joined by Steve-O, Bam Margera, Chris Pontius, Ryan Dunn, Dave England, Ehren McGhehey, Preston Lacy and Jason "Wee Man" Acuña.
The original series ran for three seasons before moving to the big screen with Jackass: The Movie in 2002. It was followed by several more films, including Jackass Number Two, Jackass 3D and Jackass Forever, along with spin-offs and other projects.
The appeal has always been simple. A group of friends do stupid, dangerous and often painful things while laughing at each other and themselves. Over the years, the cast have suffered broken bones, injuries, embarrassment and plenty of situations that probably seemed like terrible ideas even before they started.
Now the gang are back for what is billed as their final film, mixing new stunts with some of the best and funniest moments from the past. After more than two decades of Jackass, this is one last chance to see Knoxville and the gang put themselves through hell for our entertainment.