Good morning and welcome to Bonjino Report Early Edition.

The New York Times says we can't call the Mexican drug cartels terrorists.

Trump prohibits government buildings from flying gay pride flags.

Neocon warmongers call for the termination of Trump's Middle East envoy.

Republican senators jeopardize Pete Heggsses confirmation again. And TikTok communists are

threatening violent revolution against President Trump. All this on Bonjina Report, early edition. There's a vibe shift.

The American people are sick and tired of political correctness.

And elites in this country shaming regular citizens who just want to protect their jobs

and their cities, their national identity.

We're done apologizing for being Christian or for caring about our cultural heritage by opposing mass immigration.

But the New York Times does not seem to have gotten the memo,

while outlets like The Washington Post, owned by Jeff Bezos, are trying to diversify their pages, remain relevant by hiring more right-wing voices, even the view has discussed bringing in a Trump supporter to sit at the table.

It appears that the New York Times is still clinging to utter insanity.

In a piece yesterday, the outlet actually warned against labeling satanic Mexican drug cartels as terrorists.

Yes, warned against it. Don't call them terrorists.

Those guys who skin people alive, live stream beheadings, sex traffic children and poor illegal drugs over our open border.

What am I supposed to call them?

Michael, what do we call these people if they're not terrorists?

What are they?

What are we supposed to call them?

What are we supposed to call the people who control an entire country bordering the United

States by murdering political candidates. Every year, every year

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