Spicy…

Via NY Post:

President Trump has invited former Hunter Biden business associate Tony Bobulinski to Thursday night’s debate against Democratic challenger Joe Biden, sources said.

Bobulinski will be a guest of the commander in chief at the second and final showdown between Trump and Biden in Nashville.

Fox News first reported the detail Thursday, and a source told The Post Trump was “bringing” him.

Trump plans to point to Bobulinski when he brings up the much-scrutinized overseas business dealings of his son, Hunter — exposed by The Post — during the debate.

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Heh…

Via North Jersey.com:

Gov. Phil Murphy acknowledged Thursday that he did not wear a mask — because he was eating and drinking — at an event where he came into contact with a senior staff member who later tested positive for COVID-19, forcing the governor to quarantine.

But Murphy has tested negative twice since the encounter and has shown no symptoms, he said.

“I feel like a million bucks,” Murphy said in an interview on the radio station 1010 WINS.

Murphy offered a few more details about the circumstances leading up to his abrupt decision to leave an event Wednesday in Camden County to go into quarantine.

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INB4 LESLIE CRIES ABOUT THIS

Why not?

‘We’re talking about the Coronavirus’

No.

Alternate headline: Harris says Trump killed 67% of U.S. population with Covid.

No, you haven’t.

Really?

“Why is this guy yelling at us with a bullhorn? It makes no sense”

Obama does not have the draw he once had.

He's reduced to yelling at 7 people and an infant, with a mask on, using a bullhorn. pic.twitter.com/L6gxJ3FqtJ

— Mike (@FuctupMike) October 22, 2020

Via Fox News:

Investigative journalist Matthew Tyrmand joins ‘The Ingraham Angle’ with insight.

EXCLUSIVE: A list of “key domestic contacts” for a joint venture involving Jim and Hunter Biden and now-bankrupt CEFC China Energy Co. included former Vice President Joe Biden’s current running mate Sen. Kamala Harris, among other prominent Democrats, Fox News has learned.

An email exclusively obtained by Fox News, with the subject line “Phase one domestic contacts/ projects” and dated May 15, 2017, Biden’s brother, Jim Biden, shared a list of “key domestic contacts for phase one target projects.”

The email is unrelated to the laptop or hard drive purportedly belonging to Hunter Biden, the former vice president’s son.

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Via Fox News:

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com.

The brake line of a New York City police vehicle involved in an accident earlier this month was cut, authorities said.

Police learned about the suspected sabotage nearly two weeks after the Oct. 7 accident in which two officers assigned to the NYPD’s Transit District 20 rear-ended a car at a red light in Queens, an NYPD spokeswoman told Fox News.

The officers were driving near Queens Boulevard and Union Turnpike when the vehicle’s brakes failed, and it hit another vehicle at slow speed.

There were minor injuries and the police car was taken to be repaired.

A mechanic noticed that the brake line had been intentionally cut, the spokeswoman said.

The damaged brake line was on the front driver’s side. Investigators are not sure when it was cut or where the patrol car was parked when the sabotage occurred.

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The constitution is on the ballot. Vote like the constitution depends on it.

🚨THIS ANSWER will drive *a lot* of convo today … BIDEN says he’ll create a “national commission” to create a plan “as to how to reform the court system”

This is part of his intvw w @NorahODonnell on @60Minutes pic.twitter.com/X78BmAW6Hy

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) October 22, 2020

Basically this is the standard chant of the Revolutionary Communist Party USA “2, 4, 6, 8 America was never great”

America was an idea. We've never lived up to it but we've never walked away from it before.https://t.co/VRCnKI0rfQ pic.twitter.com/xLuhhGyJVp

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) October 22, 2020

Minnessota is about to get REALLY spicy.

Via ABC:

ST. PAUL, Minn. — A third-degree murder charge against a former police officer involved in the death of George Floyd has been dismissed.

A Hennepin County judge dismissed the charge Thursday against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer captured on video pressing his knee against George Floyd’s neck.

The state has five days to appeal.

However, the other charges against Chauvin – unintentional second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter – still stand.

Under the state’s sentencing guidelines, a conviction on unintentional second-degree murder carries a presumptive sentence of 12.5 years. But a judge can order a sentence ranging up to 15 years without departing from the guidelines. For second-degree manslaughter, the guidelines call for four years in prison, or a discretionary range up to 4.75 years.

In the same ruling issued by Judge Peter A. Cahill Thursday, the motion to dismiss the charges for the three other former police officers, J. Kueng, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao, was denied.

Kueng, Lane and Thao are all still charged with aiding and abetting both second-degree murder and manslaughter.

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Statement from fame Lt. Tony Bobulinski – a business associate of Hunter Biden – obtained by ⁦@FoxNews⁩ pic.twitter.com/mCVzQibflu

— John Roberts (@johnrobertsFox) October 22, 2020

President Kamala Harris (shudder).

Look who’s talking.

Via NBC News:

WASHINGTON — A cybersecurity firm says it has found a hacker selling personally identifying information from more than 200 million Americans, including the voter registration data of 186 million.

The revelation underscored how vulnerable Americans are to email targeting by criminals and foreign adversaries, even as American officials announced that Iran and Russia had obtained voter registration data and email addresses with an eye toward interfering in the 2020 election.

Much of the data identified by Trustwave, a global cybersecurity firm, is publicly available, and almost all of it is the kind that is regularly bought and sold by legitimate businesses. But the fact that so many names, email addresses, phone numbers and voter registrations were found for sale in bulk on the dark web underscores how easily criminals and foreign adversaries can deploy it as the FBI said Iran has done recently, sending emails designed to intimidate voters.

“An enormous amount of data about U.S. citizens is available to cyber criminals” and foreign adversaries said Ziv Mador, vice president of Security Research at Trustwave, which found the material.

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