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Rightwing Pastor Blasted After Claiming Obama's Presidential Library Is An 'Intentional Slight To God'
Jun 15, 2026
Conservative radio pastor Todd Friel was criticized after denouncing former President Barack Obama's new presidential library as "anti-Christian," saying the building "is a tangible symbol" of Obama’s "horrific... utterly destructive world views."
Friel, the host of Wretched TV, made the remarks ahead of the library's scheduled opening on Juneteenth. Located in Chicago's Park District, the library is the jewel of a 19.3-acre campus that includes the city's first "fully inclusive" playground designed to accommodate children with disabilities.
But for Friel, the library is a terrible thing that reveals Obama's "fundamental redesign for America"—not that what he said made any logical sense.
Friel said:
“He is sending a message in keeping with his fundamental redesign for America. This building is a tangible symbol of Barack Obama’s horrific, his utterly destructive worldviews. It’s also an intentional slight to God.”
“And that is why I believe President Obama continues to speak even though he’s not officially in office. He doesn’t speak with his slips. He speaks with architecture. And what he is saying is as odious as ever. For his presidential center."
"It shouts, “I hate this America. I hate tradition. And I reject God’s ordering of reality.”
“The new Barack Obama Center continues to proclaim America needs to be fundamentally changed, torn down, and discarded. And you can take God with it. And that is why Barack Obama’s new building, besides being just an atrocious eyesore, is downright diabolical. Just like the fellow who designed it.“
You can hear what he said in the video below.
At no point does Friel consider that President Donald Trump, whom he fervently supports, might be "anti-Christian" considering Trump is an adjudicated rapist whose name appears in the Epstein files 38,000 times.
We also wonder if Friel might consider it "anti-Christian" that Trump egged his supporters on to participate in a failed insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in 2021 and was even convicted in a campaign finance fraud case. He has launched a war in Iran that kicked off a global energy crisis, sending gas prices soaring and exacerbating a nationwide affordability crisis.
Friel also completely overlooked the fact that Trump has used his presidency to enrich himself at the expense of taxpayers at a dizzying rate, whether it's false promises about a "made in America" Trump phone, his $10 billion suit against the IRS, or his sons investing in companies that win no-bid contracts with the U.S. government.
Moreover, Friel probably should have considered that Trump was convicted in 2024 on 34 felony counts, including falsifying business records to conceal hush money payments to porn star Stormy Daniels to illegally influence the 2016 election—to say nothing of a long history of fraud and abuse that has landed him in court for decades.
Friel was harshly criticized.
Speaking of "anti-Christian" behavior, last month, Mark Burns, the pastor of the Harvest Praise & Worship Center in South Carolina and board member of Pastors for Trump, lashed out after a golden statue of Trump erected in Miami was criticized for ignoring biblical messaging about "idol worship."
The statue, titled “Don Colossus,” portrays Trump with his fist raised in the air—a pose reminiscent of the gesture he made following the failed 2024 assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally—and was commissioned by a group of cryptocurrency investors.
To hear Burns tell it, the statue "was created as a symbol of resilience, patriotism, courage, and gratitude" and "to honor a man whom many may disagree with, but millions of Americans believe has done extraordinary things to make this nation stronger."
He might, much like Friel, need to pick up his Bible and actually read it next time.
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UFC Fighter Slammed After Making Disgusting Comment About Michelle Obama During White House Event
Jun 15, 2026
UFC star Josh Hokit sparked outrage on Sunday after he claimed former First Lady Michelle Obama is a "man" before a crowd of thousands who attended the White House's UFC 250 event.
Hokit delivered the remarks in front of President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and roughly 4,300 spectators gathered inside a temporary arena.
A livestream on Paramount+ showed the close-up atmosphere around the Octagon, while organizers estimated that another 90,000 people watched the proceedings on large screens set up at the Ellipse, the 52-acre park located across from the White House.
Speaking to right-wing podcaster Joe Rogan during his post-match interview, Hokit took the mic and said:
"And lastly, Michelle Obama is a man! Am I right, America?"
You can hear what he said in the video below.
The outrage was palpable.
Michelle Obama has candidly discussed the challenges she faced in dealing with racism and sexism while residing and working in the White House.
In 2017, reflecting on her tenure in the White House, she disclosed that the role exposed her to criticism that often escalated into overtly racist insults.
Obama specifically addressed the personal distress caused by racially charged attacks, such as derogatory comments likening her to an ape and objectifying her based on her physical appearance.
She observed that despite "dedicating eight years of hard work to this nation, there are still individuals who refuse to see beyond my skin color."
Indeed, just months ago, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was called out for defending Trump's decision to share a video on Truth Social depicting Michelle Obama and her husband, former President Barack Obama, as apes dancing in a jungle to "The Lion Sleeps Tonight."
The portrayal of Black people as apes draws from a long tradition of racist imagery advanced by slave traders, historians and proponents of so-called “scientific” racism, which was used to justify slavery, lynching and the Jim Crow system.
However, Leavitt fooled no one when she condemned the "fake outrage" and insisted Trump had merely posted clips depicting the Obamas and other high-profile critics as "characters from The Lion King."
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MAGA Rep's Fawning Remark About 'Very Special Baby' Trump Is Giving Total Cult Vibes
Jun 15, 2026
Texas Republican Representative Troy Nehls isn't doing anything to dispel the belief that the MAGA movement is a cult after telling reporters that President Donald Trump was "born a very special baby" while fawning over his presidency.
Nehls sarcastically suggested a fund should be established to compensate critics who have "Trump Derangement Syndrome," adding that they should get "counseling" for being against the Trump administration.
He said:
"Maybe we oughta provide some counseling for all the nutjobs out there that think Donald Trump is the worst thing ever. Donald Trump is the best thing to happen in this country in a hundred years."
"He was born a very special baby. I bet you the doctors said, ‘I can tell this is a very special baby.’”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
It was such an over-the-top and fawning response that people couldn't help but point out just how much Nehls sounded like a cult member.
This is the same man who once claimed that "If Donald Trump says, ‘Jump three feet high and scratch your head,’ we all jump three feet high and scratch our heads," by the way. He also once criticized former House Speaker Paul Ryan for speaking out against Trump, referring to him as "a piece of garbage" and suggesting that "we [Republicans] should kick you out of the party."
People are shaking their heads in response.
Nehls' display comes just a few weeks after White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and FBI Director Kash Patel made headlines for fawning over Trump during a roundtable in Memphis.
Miller claimed "what President Trump is doing on border security and public safety is a national miracle that will be studied not only for generations but for centuries to come."
Patel credited Trump with efforts to crack down on crime, saying Trump is "inspiring the nation and law enforcement to come up and wear the badge and wear the colors of this country and safeguard our men and women for generations to come." He gave Trump his "thanks for delivering America the safest, safest, safest country on God's green earth."
Yeah, it's a cult.
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar Just Showed Off His Ripped Abs In A Crop Top And Tiny Shorts—And The Fan Thirst Is Real
Jun 12, 2026
Nobody ever accused Saved by the Bell heartthrob Zach Morris of being shy about his looks—and Mark-Paul Gosselaar appears to be bringing that same confidence to his latest role.
The actor recently turned heads while promoting Bulges, a new comedy series for Canada's Crave network. The workplace comedy follows the eccentric staff of an iconic, once-thriving all-male restaurant in Niagara Falls.
Justin Stockman, Bell Media's Vice President of Content Development and Programming, explained the show's premise:
“So if Hooters is for a mainly male clientele, BULGES is for a mainly female clientele. The waiters are men, and they wear shorts. The rest is obvious. It’s basically Hooters for women.”
The series expands on the 2024 sketch comedy pilot The Dessert Presents: St. Bulges Day. It follows the restaurant's servers as they navigate the absurdities of the service industry while confronting the reality of working at a legendary, decidedly not family-friendly establishment.
During Bell Media's Upfront presentation, Gosselaar fully embraced the show's tongue-in-cheek energy. The 52-year-old danced across the stage, blew a kiss to the crowd, and appeared in a tiny crop top and fitted shorts that showcased his toned abs, sculpted arms, and athletic build.
Needless to say, Gosselaar looked more than ready for the series' shirtless requirements, as captured by TikToker @thefilmtripper:
@thefilmtripper Saved by the Bell Actor #markpaulgosselaar shows off his abs at the bell media upfront to promote his new show BULGES #zackmorris #savedbythebell #90smovies
When I saw Gosselaar hit the stage, I found myself wondering whether Channing Tatum is accepting applications for Magic Mike 3: Bayside After Dark.
That moment quickly went viral, with many fans joking that the former teen idol still knows how to make an entrance. One fan jokingly referenced his Saved by the Bell alter ego, writing: "Now that's what I call a Zack Attack."
Others couldn't believe the actor's age, with many praising his dedication to fitness more than three decades after he first became one of television's biggest teen stars.
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Produced by LaRue Entertainment and Platonic Friends Productions for Bell Media and distributed by Sphere Abacus, Bulges is already generating attention—and not just for its premise.
As far as casting Zack Morris and his abs, Stockman added:
“We wanted someone who might pique the interest of, ‘what is this show, and why is he on it?’ Mark-Paul Gosselaar fits the bill perfectly, and he’s very committed and super into it.”
Gosselaar leads the series alongside Shane Cunningham, Isabella Campbell, Jillian Smart, and Mike Veerman.
The actor recently wrapped a starring role as kidnapper Hugh "Sir" Evans in a psychological thriller and continues to make recurring appearances as Paul Campano on ABC's Will Trent. If the reaction to his Bulges debut is any indication, viewers are just as interested in Gosselaar's latest role as they are in the abs that helped make it go viral
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Tracy Morgan Hit With Backlash After Explaining Why He 'Can't Stand Teachers'—And Fans Are Sounding Off
Jun 12, 2026
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who respect the work teachers do and those who do not. Clearly, actor and comedian Tracy Morgan is in the second group.
While doing an Actors on Actors interview opposite fellow Saturday Night Live comedian, Marcello Hernández, the pair discussed what it might have been like to grow up together, to go to school together, and to share the SNL stage.
During the Variety interview, Hernández joked about how he frequently got into trouble in school.
"They told me I did mischief in school. Mischief!"
"I talk too much. I was excessively talking."
While Hernández was making light of the memory, Morgan was critical.
"You know who gave you that voice?"
"They didn't understand you. You had a sense of humor."
"And they couldn't control that. God gave that to you."
Hernández tried to keep it light.
"And now I'm getting paid for mischief!"
Morgan persisted, launching into a hot take that prompted swift backlash.
"And they're still making minimum wage."
Hernández laughed awkwardly, to which Morgan said:
"You know how much teachers probably making right now?"
Hernández advocated:
"Man, not enough."
Morgan ranted:
"I can't stand teachers."
"You know why? Because they have a ceiling. They have a limit."
"That's all they ever gonna be."
"Man, I teach my kids sky's the limit."
You can watch the segment here:
The pushback on Morgan's commentary was immediate, with viewers calling Morgan's take small-minded and elitist.
Some were infuriated by the very small box that Morgan attempted to place teachers in.
Others were disgusted by his comments about salary and calling teachers "minimum wage" workers.
The full Actors on Actors conversation, with more hot takes, can be found here:
- YouTubewww.youtube.com
It would be one thing for Morgan to say he could never be a teacher to a classroom full of students, or that he doesn't know how teachers do it, or that teachers are not paid enough for the work they do.
But claiming that teachers are paid "minimum wage" as if that were a moral failing, and suggesting that teachers can never be anything "more" than teachers, as if they do not have interests and responsibilities outside of the classroom, is an extremely limited mindset.
A teacher might even say these comments point to a lack of critical thinking skills, much like Timothée Chalamet's take on ballet.
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