Recently fired ABC News correspondent Terry Moran rallied the anti-Trump resistance in a Substack post on Friday, warning that democracy will end if people do not stand up to the current administration."We will lose this democracy if we do not use our voices," Moran wrote. "What happened to Senator Padilla crystallizes the danger in this moment."Padilla, a Democratic senator from California, was forcibly removed from a news conference with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Thursday after he approached Noem while she was speaking from the podium and attempted to shout over her. Law enforcement stopped Padilla's advance later pushing him to the ground and handcuffing him. Padilla had a private meeting with Noem after the event.The scuffle went viral and drew ire from Democrats, including Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., who condemned the incident as "unacceptable" from the Senate floor on Thursday.EX-ABC REPORTER TERRY MORAN IMMEDIATELY MOVES TO SUBSTACK AFTER ABRUPT EXITMoran, who was let go from ABC this week after penning a social media rant against President Donald Trump and White House aide Stephen Miller, shared a video of Murray's speech in his Substack post."This is what a democracy is about, Mr. President," Murray said in the video. "It's about us coming to the U.S. Senate, speaking out, asking questions, getting information so we can be their voice. What happens when that voice is stifled? What happens when that voice is thrown to the floor and handcuffed? Our democracy is lost."Moran hailed the senator's emotional plea and encouraged Americans to "stand up for what we know is right.""Senator Murray is right," he wrote."In institution after institution, from the law firms to the universities to the Senate itself, and beyond the institutions into our everyday livesforce is being applied to your willingness to speak up and tell the truth about what you are seeing and experiencing," he wrote.ABC NEWS' TERRY MORAN'S HISTORY OF ATTACKING TRUMP DATES BACK TO FIRST TERM IN 2017"In the face of that danger, all of us, sooner or later, will have to make a choice," he urged, saying Americans could either pretend it wasn't happening, "cower before it," or speak out against it."Its a dark time. But take heart," Moran said. "What a privilege it is to be alive and an American at this moment in our history! What a joy to be able to stand up for what we know is right and best about our beloved country. To lift our voices and tell the truth. And do it together.""Thank you, Senator Murray," his post concluded.White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson told Fox News Digital, "Hasnt Terry Moran already embarrassed himself enough for this week? In addition to his unhinged, late-night, public meltdown, now hes spewing Democrat propaganda. Im sure all five of his Substack readers will appreciate this dumb take."Moran, who had been at ABC since 1997, found himself in hot water this week after he wrote a scathing social media post early Sunday calling Trump and Miller "world-class haters."He deleted the post but was initially suspended by ABC over the incident. The network fired him on Tuesday, days before his contract with the network was set to expire."We are at the end of our agreement with Terry Moran and based on his recent post which was a clear violation of ABC News policies we have made the decision to not renew," a spokesperson for ABC News previously told Fox News Digital.

The Oklahoma City Thunder rallied in the fourth quarter of Game 4 of the NBA Finals against the Indiana Pacers to earn a 111-104 victory on Friday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and evened the series at two games a piece.Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 15 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter to lead the comeback win. The NBA MVP had nine straight points down the stretch to clinch the come-from-behind victory.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Pacers came out flying, scoring 20 points in the first 4:59 only the second time all season the Thunder gave up so many so quickly. They led by as many as nine early, but were unable to pull away.And things got chippy for the first time in the series wheb Toppin was called for a Flagrant 1 on Caruso midway through the second quarter, then Toppin was the recipient of a Flagrant 1 from Lu Dort just before the half. The Pacers closed on a 15-6 run, taking a 60-57 lead into the break.Toppins baseline dunk late in the third put Indiana up 86-76, its first double-digit lead of the series coming late in the 15th quarter of the series. Back came OKC: A 13-3 run tied the game early in the fourth at 89, the first of a handful of those down the stretch.AARON RODGERS REVEALS HE HAS BEEN MARRIED FOR A COUPLE MONTHSThe game was then tied at 91, tied at 95 and tied at 97, before Gilgeous-Alexanders step-back with 2:23 left put the Thunder up 104-103, their first lead of the second half.Jalen Williams added 27, Alex Caruso had 20 and Chet Holmgren finished with 14 points and 15 rebounds for the Thunder. They did it the hard way with a season-low three 3-pointers, and no assists from Gilgeous-Alexander for the first time all season.Pascal Siakam scored 20 for Indiana, which got 18 from Tyrese Haliburton and 17 from Obi Toppin.Game 5 of the series is at Oklahoma City on Monday night, with the Thunder now having reclaimed home-court advantage.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

ICE has arrested the brother of a prominent anti-ICE activist in Massachusetts.Multiple federal sources confirmed to Fox News that Emelio Neftaly Pineda has been arrested by ICE.Pineda, who has been deported two times previously, is a Salvadoran native.ICE RAMPS UP ARRESTS OF CONVICTED CRIMINALS AS RIOTS RAGE IN BLUE CITY: 'YOU WILL NOT STOP US'Besides being an illegal alien, Pineda has multiple prior convictions, including Domestic assault and battery, DUI, violating a restraining order and leaving the scene of a crime.Pineda is the brother of Lucy Pineda, who runs an anti-ICE network known as Latinos Unidos en Massachusetts(LUMA).According to ICE, LUMA is known for doxing ICE agents.IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES HIGHLIGHT CRIMINAL HISTORY OF MULTIPLE MIGRANTS ARRESTED IN LOS ANGELESLUMA is also known for chasing down agents and interfering with operations.Throughout the country, anti-ICE protests have been taking place.With the riots, destruction and civil unrest occurring in Los Angeles, President Donald Trump has deployed both the National Guard and Marines to restore order.Other cities like Seattle, New York City, and more have also seen protests that have seen clashes between police and protesters.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFox News has reached out to Lucy Pineda of LUMA for comment.Fox Newss Bill Melugin contributed to this story.

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