“Mostly Peaceful” Protestors Attack TPUSA, Rubio Rips EU Elites, Olympics Ban Trans: 11/14/25

A Turning Point USA supporter is left bloodied and beaten despite CBS News claims of mostly peaceful protests at UC Berkeley. The Secretary of State Marco Rubio fires back at EU officials for criticizing US strikes on narco terrorists. The Olympic Committee moves to ban transidentifying men from competing in women's sports ahead of the 2028 games. And did a senator staff member really impersonate an attorney to free an illegal immigrant with a criminal record? We'll get into all of that in your quick hits now. [Music] What's up, guys? Welcome to the wrap-up, where we break down the biggest stories of the week that you might have missed, but definitely need to know. I'm your host, Aaron. In our first story, the Justice Department said it plans to investigate protests at the University of California's Berkeley campus during an event held by Turning Point USA, founded by the late Charlie Kirk. Students gathered Monday night at Zellerbach Hall for Turning Point USA's final stop on a tour of colleges, which featured actor Rob Schneider and Christian author Frank Turk. Demonstrators organized by several campus groups gathered for what CBS News described as a quote mostly peaceful protest against Turning Point. But the New York Post dispelled the claims of it being mostly peaceful, reporting that a man named Jihad had been charged with assault and robbery after allegedly attacking an attendee at the event. Police say Jihad Defropolis stole a necklace from the attendee, sparking a nasty brawl that left him and the victim covered in blood while Antifa fought TPUSA supporters. Spokesman for TPUSA and executive producer of the Charlie Kirk show, Andrew Kovette, appeared on Prime Time with Jesse Waters and had this to say. >> So, this was a absolute coordinated attack to disrupt the event and thank goodness they failed. Thousands of people were not able to get into this event because either their tickets didn't work, they got uh scared away or harassed and attacked and had to flee the scene. >> An assistant attorney general at the DOJ, Harit Dylan, echoed Kulovit's claims, saying, quote, "The UC Berkeley incident is not protest. I respect protests. What we have here is a terrorist organization allowed to run wild in an American city on an American campus funded by taxpayers." Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that the FBI joint terrorism task force will conduct a full investigation into the protests that took place and reveal the extent of Antifa involvement. Up next, the US military has conducted at least 19 military strikes since September on drug smuggling vessels linked to Venezuelan cartels, resulting in the elimination of over 70 naroterists. But the defense of US citizens from the cartels is now receiving criticism from some European Union officials. According to the Washington Post, French Foreign Minister Jean Noel Burough told reporters at G7 summit in Canada that the US quote military operations in the Caribbean region violate international law and warns they could destabilize the region. When asked about the criticism, Secretary of State Marco Rubio had this to say. I don't think that the European Union gets to determine what international law is. They they certainly don't get to determine is how the United States defends its national security. The United States is under attack from organized criminal narotists in our hemisphere and the president is responding in the defense of our country. I do find it interesting that all these countries want us to send, you know, and supply, for example, nuclear capable tomahawk missiles to defend Europe, but when the United States positions aircraft carriers in our hemisphere where we live, somehow that's a problem. >> CNN released a report claiming that the United Kingdom had allegedly suspended intelligence sharing with the US over the military strikes against Caribbean drug traffickers. Rubio refuted the claim, saying, quote, "It's a fake story." The White House administration has emphasized that the drug problem pedled by the cartels continues to plague Americans. Data from the CDC indicates that approximately 73,690 deaths by drug overdose were reported in the 12 months ending in April of 2025. In other news, the International Olympic Committee is making a move to ban biological males from competing in women's sports ahead of the 2028 Olympics that will take place in Los Angeles. Under the current framework, each sport independently decides if transgender women can enter female categories. But with new IOC President Kirsty Coventry, talks are underway to scrap this approach, opting for a sweeping unified ban. According to the Daily Mail, IOC medical chief Dr. Jane Thornton delivered a presentation at a recent meeting showing science that spotlights the stark physiological gaps between transgender women and female athletes, specifically those who underwent male puberty now competing in women's events. According to the Times, an insider at the IOC said the presentation was quote a very scientific, factual, and unemotional presentation, which quite clearly laid out the evidence. President Donald Trump has said that the US will deny visas for transidentified males seeking to compete in women's sports at the 2028 games. Insiders estimate that it could take between 6 months and a year for the rule change to be cleared, but if approved, it will be in effect before the 2028 games. Next up, a staff member of Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth's office has been accused of falsely claiming to be an attorney to facilitate the release of a detained illegal migrant with a criminal record. The Department of Homeland Security posted a video of the alleged incident on X, saying, quote, "This staff member allegedly claimed to be the lawyer of a 4-year-old illegal immigrant who had been deported to Mexico four times and had a DUI conviction. He accomplished this by falsifying an official Department of Homeland Security form." According to Fox News, the staffer, Edward York, obtained the illegal migrant signature on a G28 form. The form enables an attorney to represent a client on immigration matters, allowing them to receive official correspondence, communicate with government agencies on their behalf, and more. York then obtained a release order, but submitted the form without a Yuzo Sandaval signature. Todd Lions, director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, alleged that a Facebook post from Montgomery County showed Illinois Democrats disclose that a staffer had gone to an ICfield office with the intention to misrepresent himself to law enforcement, arriving with a packet of documents and an order of release. Lions sent a request demanding answers from Senator Duckworth's office, requiring them to comply with the request no later than November 17th. And now it's time for quick hits. On Wednesday, the US Mint struck its last penny, concluding the coin's 232year history. According to a mint release, US state treasurer Brandon Beach produced the final penny in Philadelphia. Over a thousand Starbucks workers have gone on strike targeting the company's Red Cup Day holiday promotion to intensify pressure during contract talks. The walkout will impact around 65 stores nationwide. On Wednesday night, President Donald Trump signed legislation reopening the federal government, ending the longest US shutdown in history, which began on October 1st amid a Senate stalemate. On Wednesday, US Catholic bishops voted to officially ban gender transition procedures in Catholic hospitals, formalizing a year-long process for the US church to address transgender healthcare. Indiana University has removed lecturer Jessica Adams pending investigation of a student complaint over her use of a quote pyramid of white supremacy graphic which equated the Make America Great Again movement with quote police murdering people of color. A 32-year-old woman in Japan just married an AI persona she built using chat GBT. After her virtual partner Klaus proposed, she said yes and ended a three-year relationship that she had with an actual human being, claiming that the AI quote understands her better. And yes, she held an actual ceremony. God help us all. That's a wrap for this week. 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