Antifa is commonly characterized as a decentralized collection of independent activists who show up organically, of their own free will, to fight the powers that be.

However, BlazeTV host Liz Wheeler says that couldn’t be farther from the truth.

“They’re telling you Antifa is just an idea. It’s the wind. It’s a belief set,” Wheeler says. “These individual chapters of Antifa aren’t connected. They’re a decentralized network. So how do you go after them when they’re not really the same thing?”

“This is a false narrative. It’s intentionally deceptive, because the reality is that Antifa is a highly coordinated group. And when I say highly coordinated, they are very strategic in their deception,” she continues.

Antifa, Wheeler explains, hides behind leftist groups “that act as shell groups,” because they need training, funding, and legal support.

“They associate themselves with groups like the Socialist Rifle Association or the John Brown Gun Club, groups that appear to be autonomous,” she says.

“The same thing happens with funding,” she continues, noting that they get their funding “to the tune of $20 million,” despite their “socialist” beliefs, from Roy Singham.

“Antifa hides behind these leftist groups that serve as shell groups so that it’s trickier to catch them so that the mainstream media can get away with trying to lie to people and tell them that Antifa is a decentralized network,” Wheeler says.

“And what about legal support?” she asks. “You have to have legal support when you’re engaging in crime. Well, Antifa has this.They have legal support in the form of an organization called the National Lawyers Guild.”

In photos of Antifa protests, there are groups of people with brightly colored helmets on. These are the “legal observers” from the National Lawyers Guild.

“They’re looking for instances that they can document that they can accuse police of brutality, and they are looking to document the actions of Antifa members in order to help with their legal defense when they are prosecuted,” Wheeler explains.

“The idea that this is grassroots and organic is ludicrous. This is highly coordinated,” she adds.

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The season of the New York Giants football team has seemingly ended after a devastating injury to the team’s star quarterback, Jaxson Dart, during “Monday Night Football.”

Dart was in great pain when he got tackled by linebackers Byron Young and Josiah Stewart in the opening drive of the game against the Los Angeles Rams.

‘Everything…and I mean EVERYTHING…that trump touches turns to s***…’

He suffered an injury to his left knee and was pulled out of the game. Initially the injury appeared to be moderate, but sources indicated later that he may be out for the rest of the season.

While Giants fans were upset by the news, some critics of President Donald Trump gleefully blamed the injury on the “Trump curse.” Dart had introduced the president at a rally in New York and expressed his support for the Republican in May.

“Jaxson Dart appears to be the latest victim of the Trump curse,” responded an X user with pronouns in his profile.

“Everyone who sucks up to TRUMP pays!! Trump is POISON!! Hope Dart thought it was worth it!” said another critic.

“Jaxson Dart introduced Trump and this happens. Talk about the kiss of death smh,” read one response.

“Everything…and I mean EVERYTHING…that trump touches turns to s***, including Dart. It’s quite remarkable,” said another.

“Just another example of Trump / MAGA destroying everything they touch?” asked one account.

“The Curse of Trump strikes again. Dart never should have attended the Trump rally and introduced him. Everything Trump touches is cursed. Live and learn the hard way kid,” said another critic.

Others implied that Dart’s own offensive line didn’t protect him enough in order to get him back for his support of Trump.

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Young, the linebacker who tackled Dart, was far more civil in his response on social media.

“Never play to hurt anybody. I pray for a healthy recovery,” he wrote and added a prayer emoji.

The Giants went on to lose the game to the Rams by a score of 6 to 28.

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A project seven years in the making is set to announce another milestone, likely because it isn’t a government hack job.

When new transportation projects are brought up, the mind immediately jumps to California’s failed high-speed rail line that is still allegedly in its infancy stages following 10 years of promises and billions of dollars.

This one is different.

‘The project has cost more than $15 billion without a single track being laid.’

This is a project Donald Trump would have been happy with before he was president: on time, on budget, and something the people actually want.

Over the weekend, a social media post garnered attention for focusing on Elon Musk’s underground tunnel system in Las Vegas, built by his aptly named business the Boring Company.

“Roadway entrance finished. Just some cosmetic issues and the roll up security gates to go,” a Las Vegas-centric account wrote.

The next day, the Boring Company provided an update, responding to one of its own posts from late 2025 boasting about its tunnels, ramps, and emergency egress shafts.

Yes, the Vegas Loop is hitting another landmark with its airport connector tunnels (2.3 miles each) that the company says are opening “soon.”

Fourteen tunnels, 14 stations, 12 egresses, and more have been built in the Las Vegas system, which raises the question: How?

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Las Vegas awarded Musk’s company more than $48 million for his tunneling in 2019, with the construction steadily opening holes since 2021, when the original Vegas Loop opened to the public.

Many more tunnels have been drilled since, including near the Thomas & Mack Center and the Virgin Hotels in 2024, along with the University Center tunnel in 2025.

As it stands, the Las Vegas Convention Center Loop, Resorts World Connector, Westgate Connector, Encore Connector, and other links are currently open and operational.

Compare that to California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) and his rail project. As of August, RedState reports that the project has cost more than $15 billion without a single track being laid.

The decade worth of bureaucracy has resulted in just 80 miles of “guideway,” which exists as the path where the track is intended to be laid.

An inspector general’s report also revealed that the project could be “on the brink of financial crisis” by 2027 if the state government does not step in and address it.

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Over at the Boring Company, the initial $48.7 million in funding has increased only slightly, as the expected costs have come in around $52.5 million.

But through its successes, the Loop also has an array of criticisms, like a reported cost of more than $5 million Las Vegas has been forking out for maintenance and operations, annually.

However, amid complaints about the airport tunnel’s opening — now scheduled for October — project completions still persist, showing Americans that progress can actually be achieved without bleeding taxpayers until there’s nothing left.

Citizens would likely prefer that progress happen in some of their biggest city centers instead, though.

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