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Nick Reed’s Must Read Headlines – 01.10.23

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Nick Reed’s Must Read Headlines – 01.10.23

Posted January 10, 2023

Joe Biden:

The Justice Department is looking into how a handful of classified documents from President Biden’s time as vice president ended up at the DC think tank that bears his name.

Classified documents found at Biden’s namesake think tank (New York Post)
Report: Joe Biden Left Classified Documents in an Old Office (Breitbart)

Nick plays audio from CNN’s “The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer.”

CNN’s Gangel: Biden’s Classified Docs ‘Looks Terrible,’ ‘Political Gift to Trump’ (Breitbart)

So how will the left and the media spin this?

Trump, Biden and classified docs outside WH: Here are the differences (The Hill)

President Joe Biden got confused… Again. During his trip to El Paso, Biden was caught on camera apparently mistaking the Salvation Army for the Secret Service.

Biden caught on camera apparently mistaking Salvation Army for Secret Service during El Paso trip (Fox News)

Diamond and Silk:

Diamond of Diamond and Silk passed away on Monday. She was 51.

Diamond of Diamond and Silk dies at 51 at her home in North Carolina (Daily Mail)

Nick Reed interviewed Diamond and Silk as our ABC Books Author of the Week back in 2020. You can listen to the interview below.

AOTW – Diamond & Silk “Uprising: Who the Hell Said You Can’t Ditch and Switch? — The Awakening of Diamond and Silk” (KSGF)

Book Banning:

Nick shares an editorial piece regarding the Ashcroft “book ban.”

Editorial: The people have spoken against Ashcroft’s book ban. He’s poised to ignore them. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

Chicago:

Hundreds of teachers in Chicago’s public school system raped, sexually assaulted, and groomed students last year.

Hundreds of Chicago Teachers Raped, Sexually Assaulted, Groomed Students in 2022 (Breitbart)

IRS:

Poor people faced a significantly higher chance in 2022 of being audited by President Joe Biden’s IRS than both rich and middle-class earners, according to a Syracuse University study.