German AfD Leader Alice Weidel:

We in the AfD want diesel deliveries, a diesel deal for Germany, and we want natural gas and oil from Russia to provide relief to German consumers and German companies.

German AfD Leader Alice Weidel:

A wave of bankruptcies is sweeping across our country.

Every 19 minutes, a company in Germany goes bankrupt.

In the third quarter of this year alone, the wave of insolvencies affected 41,000 jobs. Many of them will disappear permanently.

German AfD Leader Alice Weidel:

Your chancellor's favorite maneuver is to go abroad and slip into the role of a foreign-policy chancellor whenever the desolate state of this coalition becomes too much for him.

A chancellor who gives martial speeches in the capital of another country, namely Kyiv, and throws German taxpayers' money out the window for new Ukraine aid shows one thing:

He is there for everyone and everything, except Germany and the interests of Germans.

Netanyahu:

Enemies of Israel, do not test us.

Obama on Israel:

If the attitude of Israel is, "Now that we are the strongest, the most technologically advanced in the region, then our security will depend on us simply doing whatever we need and taking whatever we want, and not making any concessions to anyone," that may work short-term.

But you have ceded moral ground if that is the position you take.

Obama on Israel:

The fact is that the Jewish people, for millennia, were oppressed, discriminated against, killed. Europe was responsible for much of it. They understandably sought a refuge.

That is undeniable. What is also undeniable is that they took land off people, and they were excessive.

And those people understandably said, "This is injustice, and I want my land back."

Netanyahu posts a very normal video.

Q: Are you running for president?

Kamala Harris: Oh, girl, come on! I haven't decided yet. I will. I promise.

Kamala Harris:

We need more justices on the Supreme Court so that we can have a court that actually reinforces the spirit and principles behind the Constitution of the United States.

I believe that we should be pushing for what is possible around changing the Electoral College.

The popular vote has to matter, right?

If the folks there want it, we should be pushing for statehood for Puerto Rico and D.C.

Kamala Harris:

They have backdoored racism through the door of politics, and we have to call it what it is.

They're going back to a Jim Crow South on the issue of voting.

The folks on the other side want to criticize me for saying that. I don't care. I don't care because I'm calling it what it is.

Kamala Harris on Trump:

It is clear that Trump is afraid that the American people, through journalists and the media, will see too much to know the incompetence, the cruelty and the corruption that is coming out of that administration.

If you want to do things in secret, then why don't you just leave the White House?

Israeli advertising firm Discover-Tech used online ads to spy on hundreds of millions of internet users, track their activities and help install spyware on their devices, according to researchers at Citizen Lab and Confiant.

The ads appeared on more than 120,000 websites and 75,000 apps, including networks used by the Pentagon, NATO, the UN and the European Commission.

Researchers said Palestinian territories were particularly heavily targeted, while spyware linked to Israel’s Candiru compromised 45 devices at Al Jazeera between 2024 and 2025.

Google and Comcast have removed Discover-Tech from their advertising platforms, while IAB Europe has suspended the company.

Source: Reuters

Kamala Harris:

It is a shame that right now we have powerful forces that are spending full time trying to divide the American people.

Trying to have Americans point their finger at each other instead of what we know we can do collectively.

Some people push the idea that if you benefit, I lose. If you get more, that means you're taking from me and I get less.

Hasan Piker:

At the end of the day, I'm a Twitch streamer. I hold no political office. I have no real political power.

Getting people to be upset at a Twitch streamer and their affiliation as a surrogate in the primary is going to be very difficult, especially when there are real crises going on in the country.

Hasan Piker:

A lot of people try to make this comparison between myself and Nick Fuentes. I find that comparison to be disgusting.

He's a known antisemitic neo-Nazi who was a participant of January 6 as well.

I think a closer comparison would probably be to someone like Charlie Kirk.

Hasan Piker:

I'm still very critical of Tucker Carlson because I find his worldview to be not dissimilar to the ideology that he criticizes in Israel.

Hasan Piker:

The Tucker Carlsons of the world, on the one hand, will criticize the actions of Israel but then also simultaneously want to turn America into Israel, but for Christian nationalists or for WASPs.

That I find to be very frustrating.

I'm an anti-fascist. That is the reason why I oppose Israel.

Latvia’s PM Andris Kulbergs:

Supporting Ukraine is still money. It is one beer less for one European a year. We can afford that.

If we drink less, their lives are saved. Simple as that.

Latvia’s PM Andris Kulbergs on Brexit:

I'm very sure, and I'm certain, Russia had its hands on Brexit, why it happened.

And everybody woke up in Britain: "Wow, did we really do that?"

I think Britain should come back to the family. That was not the will of all the people. It was orchestrated and helped by Russian activity.

Latvia’s PM Andris Kulbergs:

We're fighting too little against the propaganda Russia is spreading everywhere.

Social media today so easily affects people's minds with the new AI.

We've seen Ukraine attack three Yandex centers, and suddenly, oh, social media is normalized, and there's not so much activity.