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The political left’s attempt to counter-program President Donald Trump’s UFC event on the White House lawn Sunday night ended in widespread online mockery as celebrities and media personalities who have publicly complained for a decade about President Donald Trump offered more of the same.
The event, called «Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment,» was hosted by far-left activist and actress Jane Fonda, nicknamed «Hanoi Jane,» and the Committee for the First Amendment in New York City. Participants spent three hours railing against Trump, recycling talking points about «fascism» and «authoritarianism» that have been repeatedly levied against the president since he first took office in 2016.
The event was streamed on numerous left-wing YouTube channels, and also aired on C-SPAN.
Jane Fonda attends the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Mark Guiducci at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on March 15, 2026, in Los Angeles, Calif. (Jamie McCarthy/WireImage via Getty Images)
Bette Midler, an 80-year-old actress and activist, took center stage to perform her own rendition of Woody Guthrie’s «All You Fascists Bound to Lose,» backed by four other singers. She changed some of the lyrics to the song to make it anti-ICE themed.
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«All you fascists bound to lose,» the song began. «Lose, you fascists bound to lose.»
«We’ll battle ICE together, until they cut and run, just like in Minneapolis, and when the midterms come you’re bound to lose, you fascists bound to lose,» it continued.
The song also made reference to the Jeffrey Epstein files and claims that Republicans are «protecting pedophiles.»
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Midler was mocked for her performance.

Actress Bette Midler stands while being recognized by President Joe Biden during the Kennedy Center Honorees Reception in the East Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 5, 2021. (Al Drago/Bloomberg)
«Shew! I just saw a bunch of literal fascists getting ready to take down the country, BUT LUCKILY, Bette Midler and her super powerful squad stopped them at the gate… lol,» one popular X user needled.
Another post criticized Midler as another one of the «dusty relics who peaked decades ago» who performed at the anti-Trump show.
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«These people aren’t just out of touch. They’re clinically insane,» the post added.
Ex-MSNBC host Joe Reid used her platform at the event to blame the Trump administration for her own firing and the firings of other former television personalities.
«The threat is not coming, friends. It is here,» she warned. «Brendan Carr, the man who wrote the blueprint to dismantle the FCC and Project 2025 is now running it. He is weaponizing the agency to bully and control the press and suppress the wider televised media.»

Joy Reid speaks during the People’s State of the Union rally and boycott outside the U.S. Capitol on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 24. (Jemal Countess/Getty Images for MoveOn)
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«Don Lemon arrested, Georgia Fort arrested, Terry Moran fired from ABC, Scott Pelley fired from CBS by the clack of far-right ideologues who bought it and handed it over to a zealot named Bari Weiss who may soon also control CNN. Jim Acosta out at CNN. Karen Attiah fired from the Washington Post and me, more than a year ago,» she listed.
«All of us shown the door for just doing our jobs, standing up to the administration and in my case, also for speaking out against the genocide.»
Right-wing commentator Stephen Miller, not to be confused with the top Trump aide of the same name, didn’t take kindly to Reid’s comments.
«Nothing she says here is true but she has the right friends in media so they will all applaud. Joy Reid is a bat s— crazy conspiracy theorist who they all accept because of the right politics,» he said on X.
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Soon thereafter, children’s singer and entertainer known as Ms. Rachel, who has been protesting outside the ICE detention facility Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, joined several children on stage to complain about federal officers enforcing U.S. law.

Ms. Rachel appears during an appearance on the TODAY show on Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2024. (Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Images)
Later, about 40 people in a group called Singing Resistance New York performed an amateurish jingle while screaming: «No one is getting left behind this time.»
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«It is impossible to describe how much worse this is than Kid Rock doing an alternative Super Bowl halftime show,» said Ian Miller, a writer at Outkick.
«‘No one is getting left behind this time’ from what?» conservative personality Libby Emmons asked. «And who are they singing about? And how are they so off-key? Rise Up Sing Out looks like a total bust.»
Actor Robert De Niro also took the stage over the weekend to say he couldn’t love America while it’s led by Trump, and compared supporters to those in an abusive relationship.
«I hate to say it, but loving our country is starting to sound like an abused spouse saying they love their abuser,» he said. «I can’t love a country that’s led by a racist, misogynist, xenophobic tyrant.»
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Actor Robert De Niro attends the opening of the Nobu hotel at Via Veneto in Rome on Nov. 6, 2025. (Andrea Staccioli/Insidefoto/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images)
The multi-millionaire film star then started a «Go f–k yourself» chant with the crowd, aimed at the 47th president.
He, too, drew heat from observers.
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«Oh no, I’m being abused by the country that made me rich and famous beyond my wildest dreams! Help, help! I’m being oppressed!» one commentator said in response.
«‘I only love America when we’re in charge’» great message Bob,» said another.
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La cúpula iraní liquidada: los líderes del régimen que Estados Unidos e Israel eliminaron en tres meses de guerra

El 28 de febrero de 2026, Estados Unidos e Israel lanzaron una ofensiva sin precedentes contra Irán que incluyó ataques masivos contra los activos militares y el liderazgo de la República Islámica. En el primer día de operaciones, los ataques fulminaron a seis de las figuras más poderosas del régimen. En las semanas siguientes, la campaña continuó eliminando a ministros, comandantes y asesores clave. El resultado fue la eliminación sistemática de la élite política y militar iraní que no tiene parangón en la historia reciente de Medio Oriente.
El presidente Donald Trump llegó a proclamar que había logrado un “cambio de régimen” en Irán. Pero la realidad contradijo esa lectura: Teherán demostró una capacidad inesperada para reemplazar a sus caídos y mantener la estructura del Estado en funcionamiento, incluso bajo el fuego de las potencias más avanzadas militarmente del mundo.
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El ayatolá Alí Khamenei, quien gobernó Irán durante casi cuatro décadas como su líder supremo, enfrentando a Estados Unidos e Israel mientras reprimía la disidencia interna y avanzaba en un controvertido programa nuclear, murió tras los ataques combinados del 28 de febrero. En el mismo golpe murieron su esposa, Mansuré Jojasté Bagherzadé, y varios familiares, entre ellos su hija y una de sus nietas. Su hijo Mojtaba resultó herido, según informó Washington, pero sobrevivió.
La muerte de Khamenei fue el epicentro del conflicto. Bajo su conducción, Irán había expandido su influencia regional, construido un programa nuclear que desafió décadas de presión occidental y resistido sanciones que asfixiaron la economía del país. Su muerte abrió la primera crisis de sucesión desde la fundación de la República Islámica en 1979.
La Asamblea de Expertos, el cuerpo de 88 clérigos encargado de designar al líder supremo, convocó una sesión de emergencia y nombró a Mojtaba Khmanei como nuevo líder supremo del régimen. Trump calificó su candidatura como “inaceptable” y el ejército israelí advirtió que mantendría sus ataques contra cualquier sucesor designado. De quien se cree que sostiene posturas aún más duras que las de su difunto padre, Mojtaba asumió el mando de las fuerzas armadas y cualquier decisión relacionada con el programa nuclear de Teherán. Hasta la fecha, el nuevo líder supremo no ha aparecido en público. El sepelio de su padre quedó programado para el 9 de julio en Mashhad, ciudad del noreste donde era oriundo.
La muerte de Alí Larijani, el 17 de marzo, fue considerada por analistas la mayor pérdida iraní después de la del propio Khamenei. Larijani era jefe del Consejo de Seguridad Nacional y había funcionado en la práctica como coordinador político del régimen durante los días en que el líder supremo permanecía oculto para evadir los ataques. Murió en un ataque israelí en la región de Teherán que también costó la vida a varios de sus familiares. Días antes había participado en una concentración progubernamental en la capital.

La ofensiva del 28 de febrero eliminó simultáneamente a varias de las figuras centrales del aparato de seguridad. Mohammad Pakpour, comandante en jefe de los Guardianes de la Revolución, murió en ese mismo ataque inicial. Pakpour había reemplazado recientemente a su predecesor, quien fue liquidado durante los enfrentamientos de junio de 2025. Fue sustituido por Ahmad Vahidi, ex ministro de Interior y de Defensa.
En ese primer día murieron también Alí Shamjani, asesor del guía supremo y pilar de las fuerzas armadas desde la década de 1980; Aziz Nasirzadeh, ministro de Defensa y veterano de la guerra entre Irán e Irak; Mohammad Shirazi, jefe de la oficina militar del guía supremo, responsable de coordinar las ramas de seguridad; y Abdolrahim Mousavi, jefe del Estado Mayor de las fuerzas armadas, quien asimismo había asumido su cargo en junio de 2025 tras la muerte de su antecesor.
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La campaña no se limitó a la cúpula. El 16 de marzo, Esmail Ahmadi, director de inteligencia de los Basij —la milicia de voluntarios del régimen—, fue eliminado en un ataque nocturno. Al día siguiente murió Gholamreza Soleimani, comandante de esa misma fuerza. El 18 de marzo, un ataque israelí en Teherán mató a Esmail Jatib, ministro de Inteligencia desde 2021, a quien organizaciones de derechos humanos señalaban como pieza clave en la represión de las protestas populares. En fecha no precisada por las fuentes, cayó también Alí Mohammad Naini, portavoz de los Guardianes de la Revolución; apenas momentos antes de que su muerte se confirmara, la agencia Fars había publicado declaraciones suyas en las que afirmaba que la producción iraní de misiles continuaba a pesar de la guerra.
Lo que emergió de tres meses de bajas en la cúpula iraní no fue el colapso que Trump anticipó, sino una estructura de reemplazo que funcionó con una velocidad desconcertante. Cada posición vacante fue cubierta. El nuevo líder supremo emitió su primer mensaje estratégico el 12 de marzo, prometiendo que la venganza no había concluido y exigiendo que los países vecinos expulsaran a los que él llamó invasores.
Solo ha habido una transferencia de poder previa en el cargo de líder supremo desde la Revolución Islámica, hace casi medio siglo. La República Islámica demostró que su doctrina de resistencia no depende de ninguna figura en particular. Si la guerra ha inaugurado una etapa de agotamiento mutuo o si el régimen tiene límites reales para seguir reponiendo a sus caídos es la pregunta que ningún analista, por ahora, puede responder con certeza.
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Same-name candidate disqualified from key Senate race over alleged Dem scheme to confuse voters

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A top Alaska election official booted a same-name Republican challenger to Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, from the primary ballot Monday, ruling the campaign appeared designed to confuse voters.
Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher disqualified Dan J. Sullivan from the state’s hotly-contested Senate race over concerns that his candidacy was «filed with a purpose to confuse or mislead and to thereby compromise the ballot’s fairness or neutrality,» in a letter published Monday.
Dan J. Sullivan, a retired schoolteacher who filed as a Republican Senate candidate despite having no prior affiliation with the GOP, can appeal the ruling, Beecher wrote.
The letter caps weeks of outrage from the GOP, who argued the political newcomer’s entry into the race just days before the filing deadline was a covert attempt by Democrats to recruit a «sham» candidate into the race to confuse voters.
Newly-introduced Senate candidate Dan Sullivan, left, pictured alongside Sen. Dan Sullivan, D-Alaska, right. (Sullivan for U.S. Senate; Brandon Bell-Pool/Getty Images)
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Under Alaska’s ranked-choice voting system, if Dan J. Sullivan had been allowed to remain on the August primary ballot, both he and Dan S. Sullivan, the incumbent, could have advanced to the general election among the top four vote-getters.
Democrats are eying Alaska as a potential flip opportunity as the party mounts a longshot bid to retake control of the upper chamber during the midterms. The incumbent Sullivan is running for a third Senate term against former Rep. Mary Peltola, D-Alaska, who was recruited by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., into the battleground contest.
Beecher cited several details about Dan J. Sullivan’s campaign that led to her conclusion that it was not filed in «good-faith.»
The political newcomer requested to appear on the ballot as «Dan Sullivan» despite registering to vote under the name «Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr.,» according to the letter. The longshot candidate also attempted to register with the incumbent’s initial on one occasion, according to Beecher’s letter.
«‘S’ is Senator Sullivan’s middle initial, not yours,» Beecher wrote.
The election official also noted that Dan J. Sullivan had not registered as a Republican before launching his Senate campaign and that his new website used a «color scheme and overall theme» similar to the incumbent’s campaign materials.
Additionally, Beecher discussed Dan J. Sullivan’s connection to Amber Lee, an Alaska Democratic consultant who has previously supported Peltola. Metadata from the campaign’s launch identified the Democratic operative as its author, Fox News Digital previously reported.

Former Rep. Mary Peltola, D-Alaska, is running to unseat Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan in the 2026 midterm elections. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)
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«This consultant’s work on your behalf is, in isolation, innocuous,» Beecher wrote. «Alongside the other facts I have catalogued in this letter, however, it suggests a determined effort and a deliberate attempt to use the similarity of your name to confuse Alaska voters in the upcoming primary election.»
Dan J. Sullivan’s campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The incumbent Sullivan previously blasted his same-name challenger as a «far-left liberal» who was complicit in Democrats’ efforts to «rig» the election.
«Is Schumer or Gillibrand and their staffs or the DSCC or the staff at the DSCC — were they aware? Were they coordinating, orchestrating? I mean, if that’s the case, that would be a huge scandal,» Sullivan told Fox News Digital last week.
Democrats have denied any involvement with Dan J. Sullivan’s campaign.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), Senate Republicans’ campaign arm, took a victory lap after urging Beecher to investigate the same-name challenger’s candidacy.
«Alaskans saw right through Chuck Schumer and Mary Peltola’s tricks to confuse and deceive them with a sham candidate,» NRSC Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia said in a statement. «Nobody delivers for Alaskans like Senator Dan Sullivan, which is why Alaska Last Democrats like Mary Peltola are stooping so low.»

Democrats have dismissed allegations that party operatives are behind Dan J. Sullivan’s campaign. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
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Dan J. Sullivans’ attempt to qualify for the primary ballot also sparked sharp criticism from Senate Republicans, who are expected to aggressively campaign to defend Sullivan’s seat.
«Even by Chuck Schumer’s low standards, this was an outrageous attempt to trick Alaska voters and rig the election,» Senate Republican Conference Chairman Tom Cotton, R-Ark., said Monday.
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