TIERNEY’S REAL NEWS 20.7.23
This little girl looked mortified as Biden pretended to gobble her up and sniff her during a bizarre exchange in Finland. That wasn’t the first time!
Here’s what Jim Caviezel, from the record-breaking movie Sound of Freedom, had to say about Biden sniffing, munching and licking that young girl in Finland:
“I would have pushed him off real quick. Secret Service would have had to tackle me because I would have popped him. I would never let a demented pervert like this anywhere near my children.”
Kari Lake & Jim Caviezel were together at President Trump’s screening of the film the Sound of Freedom along with producer Eduardo Verástegui.
President Trump sat in the front row watching the Sound of Freedom next to Jim Caviezel at his screening of the film at his home in Bedminster, New Jersey.
GOD’S CHILDREN ARE NOT FOR SALE!!
Caviezel told Fox:
“Trump has got to get in there and be President because he’s going to go after the traffickers of girls. We were with him last night. He’s the new Moses. Let my children go.”
CNA: “Sound of Freedom,” an anti-human-trafficking film made by Christian filmmakers Eduardo Verástegui and Alejandro Monteverde and starring Jim Caviezel, continues to top the box office charts.
The film currently sits behind the new “Mission Impossible” at the No. 2 spot on the box office charts, beating out other expected summer hits.
“Sound of Freedom” was released in theaters across the country on July 4 and had an incredibly successful opening day in which it reached No. 1 at the box office, beating out Disney’s fifth “Indiana Jones” installment and raking in $14.24 million.
The film was originally produced under 20th Century Fox and finished in 2018, but it was dropped after Disney bought the studio. Only after being acquired by Angel Studios, known for its TV show “The Chosen,” did “Sound of Freedom” finally make it into theaters.
In over one week, the film increased its weekly gross revenue from $20 million to $27 million, totaling a gross revenue of $85.5 million since its opening.
Additionally, “Sound of Freedom” made box office history when its revenue increased by 37% from the previous week’s earnings.
ANGEL STUDIOS: “There have only been 10 wide-release movies in box office history that have had a second-weekend increase greater than 35% over their opening weekend. All of them achieved this milestone during Christmas. Angel Studios is the only studio to accomplish this feat during the summer blockbuster season with ‘Sound of Freedom.’”
“While the entire summer movie box office lineup is underperforming, our small independent film continues to grow week over week. Driven by millions of fans and supporters, ‘Sound of Freedom’ has become a national — and soon international — movement for change.”
“Sound of Freedom” tells the true story of Tim Ballard, a Homeland Security agent who, after rescuing a young boy from traffickers, learns that the boy’s sister is still captive. He quits his job and puts his life at risk as he embarks on a dangerous journey through the Colombian jungle to save the little girl. During the mission, Ballard ends up saving 123 people, 55 of whom are children.
CAVIEZEL: “Sound of Freedom is the best film I’ve done since the ‘Passion of the Christ.’”
VERASTEGUI: “Many doors were closed to us over these years; Disney, Netflix, Amazon, and other distribution houses said ‘no, this film is not for us, it’s not good business, nobody is going to see a film about child trafficking,’ they claimed. Faced with these refusals, we had two options: Give up and throw in the towel, or — when it comes to saving lives — don’t give up, keep going and persevere for as long as necessary.”
“And the movement for freedom is already a fact, it’s underway, and it’s growing, growing, growing without stopping; they can’t stop it. That is the miracle: That in a world of lies and attacks, the truth makes its way, takes first place, and many lives will be saved thanks to this. Because in times of universal lies, Orwell said, telling the truth constitutes a revolutionary act.”
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