Special Presidential Envoy Richard Grenell exposed the extremism that has taken over the LGBTQ movement, telling woke Politico reporter that “normal gays” have had enough.

He held NOTHING back…

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During an interview at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., Grenell told the reporter that Pride parades and the politics behind the LGBTQ movement have gone way overboard, and it’s time for a return to sanity.

“I think the gay community has to police itself,” Grenell explained.

“What do you mean by that?” the reporter asked.

“I mean, you go to a Pride parade and it’s embarrassing to be honest, it’s real fringe and it’s too sexual,… and by the way this is extremely popular among normal gays,” he said.

“What’s a normal gay?” the reporter challenged.

“It’s not a radical gay that says 6-year-olds should get their boobs cut off or have hormone replacement therapy,” he fired back.

Watch Grenell put the Politico reporter in her place:

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Trump’s Push For America First

What we are seeing right now is truly historic.

President Trump has been pushing the limits on what is possible. I haven’t seen anything like this since President Ronald Reagan.

But with this unbelievable push for an American First agenda, comes a few problems. Well, as President Trump said in a recent interview I had with him…

“There could be a little disruption. What we’re doing is building a foundation for the future.”

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Iran rejects nuclear talks with U.S. despite Trump's two-week deadline

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said there's "no place for talk of dialogue" as long as Israeli aggression continues, even though Americans have "sent messages several times" requesting negotiations.

• Israel intensified strikes on Iran with orders to completely "destabilize" the regime - Israeli forces received Friday orders to increase attacks on Iran, continuing a week-long military campaign that began with a barrage of missiles targeting Tehran and Iranian nuclear facilities.

• Trump set a two-week timeline to decide whether the U.S. will strike Iran directly - The president said Thursday he would make a "final decision" on whether to attack Iran within two weeks, holding out hope that negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program could still take place despite the ongoing conflict.

• Trump's special envoy for Iran negotiations is notably absent from potential talks - Steve Witkoff, who has been in charge of negotiations with Iran, is not scheduled to attend any upcoming discussions, raising questions about the administration's commitment to diplomatic solutions.

Steve Bannon meets Trump before decision to extend Iran timeline

Steve Bannon met privately with Trump at the White House Thursday, just hours before Trump delayed his Iran strike decision, the New York Daily News reports.

• Trump extended his decision timeline from days to two weeks, citing potential negotiations with Iran - The president said there's a "substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran" and he'll "make my decision to go within the next two weeks," marking a significant departure from the shorter timeline many expected.

• Bannon represents the anti-interventionist wing pushing against Middle East involvement - As a former White House adviser and key voice warning against U.S. involvement in another Middle East conflict, Bannon's meeting comes amid internal debates among Trump allies about avoiding "forever wars" and the extent of American engagement in the region.