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They misunderstood him

When news outlets caught wind of Elon Musk’s involvement with a group of tech-savvy youths, they immediately tried to portray them as the villains, painting a dark picture of their intentions.

This was the same old story we’ve seen before.

They labeled them as racists due to a questionable joke they uttered online. Accusations flew—sexism, misogyny. They weren’t shy about even calling them Nazis, which honestly wasn’t surprising. They went as far as to label one of them as a potential Russian agent.

But let’s flip the script for a moment. What if we focus on the real hero here?

Just last night, news emerged about Coristine, known for his “Big Ball” fame—the same person the media has tried to tarnish—rescuing a woman from a mob of roughly a dozen attackers in Washington, DC, early Sunday morning.

I stand behind him in his effort to unveil misused government funds. Coristine’s situation is a stark reminder of the severe crime wave affecting our capital.

He endured significant injuries, and it’s remarkable he made it through.

! Violates police report obtained by Pent @dailycaller NF, Big Ball saw the suspect’s approach and pushed the victim he was in the car, facing only the suspect. Authorities estimated about 10 attackers.

Prop @AS400495 Stand on his ground. Read the full report below.

– Hailey Grace Gomez (@haileyggomez) August 6, 2025

Here’s a glimpse of Coristine after the brutal encounter [warning: graphic blood].

Elon Musk is understandably upset. And so is Trump.

“Crime in Washington, DC is completely out of control,” Trump remarked on The Society of Truth. “Young people and gang members, only 14, 15, and 16 years old, are randomly attacking and robbing innocent citizens.”

He backed the federal government’s decision to take over law enforcement in DC and concurred with Trump’s assessment.

It’s become common knowledge that juvenile offenders face lenient sentences in DC courts. They’re often involved in broader criminal operations. This issue has persisted for years, impacting everyone from Uber drivers to interns. Even council members have faced violent threats in elevators due to such behavior.

“He grabbed my neck and slammed me against the steel wall. He punched me in the face. He tried to pull me back when the door opened,” recounted Minnesota Rep. Angie Craig.

It’s ironic that the same media that disparaged these young men once celebrated Craig as part of the “first openly lesbian” council.

If only Coristine had been around that day; Craig might have avoided that horrific situation.

And perhaps if city leaders had a bit more moral backbone, there wouldn’t be such rampant crime.

What I’m reading

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