Yo, there is so much wild and crazy news we have to talk about today.

FEMA threats and misinformation.

Sabrina Carpenter and Chaparone controversies.

The controversy around the shaken baby syndrome execution this week.

The scandalous TikTok leaks.

And huge updates around Israel, Gaza, and Lebanon as the United States is getting even more involved.

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This is insane. FEMA employees are apparently being threatened by an armed militia. And beyond that,

they're being threatened by people who have fallen victim to the absolutely insane amount of

misinformation we've seen around Hurricanes Helene and

Milton. Some of which, of course, we talked about last week with the likes of Donald Trump

being one of the biggest figures sharing these lies. With the administration officials saying

the misinformation around Helene has been unlike anything we've ever seen before. In fact,

analysts at the Nonprofit Institute for Strategic Defense discovered that just 33 posts on X,

and understand, there was way more than 33. 33 of those posts containing claims debunked by FEMA, the White

House and the U.S. government, had together generated more than 160 million views.

One of those false claims that we should talk about has to do with a town in Rutherford County,

North Carolina, called Chimney Rock. You see, because there was a rumor going around on social media that government officials

plan to take over the village and bulldozed bodies under the rubble.

And even though the authorities and news outlets quickly debunked that claim, people still took to social media calling for militias to go after FEMA.

Which unfortunately brings us to this weekend when the agency reportedly advised all federal responders in Rutherford County to stand down and evacuate immediately.

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