Stop eating flour, not bread.

This bread is made from lentils and water. No flour, no yeast, no kneading.

Soak two cups of red lentils overnight. In the morning, drain them and blend with:

• One cup of fresh water
• One teaspoon of baking powder
• A pinch of salt

Blend until smooth like pancake batter. Pour it into a lined loaf pan, sprinkle some seeds on top, then bake at 350 degrees. Let it cool before you cut it.

It slices like bread. It toasts like bread. And every slice is packed with protein and fiber instead of refined white flour.

You realize that's literally impossible to have 7,800 people inside of your daycare.

You're billing, you received $12.9 million in 2024.

I'm telling you stop. Stop treading me. I'm telling you stop committing fraud.

Sir. Do something.

Is it impossible to have 7,000 people on that one floor?

Like, that's how simple it is.

Macklemore lost his job because he spoke up, right? Because he said something, right? Theo calls it "the biggest atrocity we've witnessed in our lifetime." He describes the Israeli government turning Gaza into a "video game for killing people," especially children. "They hunt down children," he says, condemning the killing of even infants and the targeting of reporters. Theo questions how anyone can stay silent amid constant horror, asking, "Who owns this theater?"

This raw take challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about the Gaza conflict and freedom of speech in the arts.

Its better to shit in the sink than to sink in the shit.

Now let that shit sink in.

Thank you.

"Hello, we'd like to ask where the money's going."

It starts with a simple question at the door of a Minnesota childcare facility. "It says you have 102 children here in your child care... We're just wondering where the children are."

The state website claims 102 kids are enrolled, yet no children are inside. The facility received $2.6 million in funding this year and $2.5 million last year. "Look at that. Shut us down."

Nick Shirley breaks down the absurdity: "How can these child care centers have no children? There's $2.6 million inside these businesses... but there's no children to be seen anywhere."

He argues this is "unprecedented levels" of fraud, not just a cultural or religious issue. "If there's a bunch of white people doing the same thing, we'd be talking about the same issue. This is just the truth of what's happening here in Minnesota."

• 102 children listed on state records
• $5.1+ million in recent funding
• Zero children visible on-site
• Questions raised about taxpayer money usage