25 posts from Monday, June 29, 2026

to do to get this bill passed. Well, first of all, I just want to thank the president for his leadership on this. It's such an important piece of legislation to guarantee, as you've already said, that only American citizens vote in American elections and that you have voter ID. This is common sense. Nobody in America really outwardly opposes this. 80% of Americans support it. Democrats, a majority of Democrats support it. People of all walks of life, whether you're male, female, whether you're black, white, Hispanic, you support this piece of legislation. Only the United States Senate is presenting a barrier to getting this common sense bill passed. And so to answer your question, I think first, the House, we need to continue to pass it. Speaker Johnson and I had a conversation this week, and I believe we're working to include the Save Act, the Save America Act on the National Defense Authorization Act so we can send another vehicle to the Senate to see if they'll break loose and pass it. We've passed it, as you know, three times. We're looking for the Senate to do their job. But at the end of the day, it's up to willpower. The Senate has the ability to do it. And for Senate Republicans, you keep saying they don't have the votes. That's simply false. They've already had a test vote and they had 50 votes for it. And with J.D. Vance, that's 51. It's a matter of having the willpower to structure the Senate to have whether it's a talking filibuster or any other mechanism they want to carry forward to force the bill to the floor at a majority vote. They can choose to do it. They're just simply not.

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A political campaign graphic on a dark navy background. Top left has a white box with the "GINA SWOBODA" logo in blue block letters and "FOR SECRETARY OF STATE" in red beneath it. Top right shows the circular gold and blue Arizona Police Association badge/seal (a gold five-pointed star badge reading "DUTY HONOR" in the center) overlaid on Arizona state and U.S. flags. Below, in large white block text, it reads "ARIZONA POLICE ASSOCIATION". A red banner reads "ENDORSES" followed by white text "GINA SWOBODA" and "FOR SECRETARY OF STATE". A photo of a smiling woman with long brown wavy hair wearing a teal blazer over a black top appears in the bottom right, in front of the flags. A thin white-bordered bar at the very bottom contains small print disclaimer text.

Text in image: GINA SWOBODA FOR SECRETARY OF STATE ARIZONA POLICE ASSOCIATION ENDORSES GINA SWOBODA FOR SECRETARY OF STATE DUTY HONOR ARIZONA POLICE ASSOCIATION · ESTABLISHED 1994 PAID FOR BY GINA SWOBODA FOR ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE. AUTHORIZED BY GINA SWOBODA.

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A screenshot of a social media post (X/Twitter) from a verified account "Cory Kilgus" (@CoryKilgus), whose profile picture shows a man speaking at a podium. The post caption reads "Our team is in Venezuela and on the way to help!" and includes two side-by-side photos: the left photo shows several people inside a car, smiling, with one woman in the front seat holding up a passport toward the camera; the right photo, taken through a car windshield, shows a large sign reading "VENEZUELA" in blue letters at what appears to be a border checkpoint/toll station, with Venezuelan flags flanking the sign and a white sedan ahead in a lane. The post is timestamped "3:20 PM · Jun 28, 2026" with "245 Views" shown below.

Text in image: Cory Kilgus @CoryKilgus Our team is in Venezuela and on the way to help! VENEZUELA 3:20 PM · Jun 28, 2026 · 245 Views

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A screenshot of a tweet/reply on X (Twitter). The account "Mmir" (@m86742, with a blue verified checkmark, profile picture of a person wearing sunglasses) is shown replying to @StateDept. The reply text reads "Baby saved such miracle ✨." Below the reply text is an attached graphic image: a sunset sky over a city skyline and mountain, with a large Venezuelan flag (yellow-blue-red horizontal stripes with a semicircle of stars and a coat of arms in the yellow band) flying from a flagpole, and a pair of hands clasped together in a praying gesture in the lower right foreground. Large text overlaid on the graphic reads "Pray for VENEZUELA." The post is timestamped "1:03 AM · Jun 28, 2026" with "4.3K Views" shown below.

Text in image: Mmir @m86742 Replying to @StateDept Baby saved such miracle ✨. Pray for VENEZUELA. 1:03 AM · Jun 28, 2026 · 4.3K Views

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Screenshot of a social media post (X/Twitter-style) from an account named "God & Country" (@GodandCountryy, verified checkmark), posted as a reply to @StateDept and @WhiteHouse, with a folded-hands prayer emoji as the caption text. The attached photo shows Donald Trump seated at a table with head bowed and eyes closed, hands clasped together in front of him, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, red tie, and an American flag lapel pin; a microphone stand is visible to the left. Two hands (belonging to people standing behind him, out of frame) rest on his shoulders. Large bold white capitalized text reading "PRAYERS" is overlaid across the middle of the photo, with a smaller "@GodandCountryy" watermark beneath it. The post is timestamped 11:35 PM · Jun 27, 2026, with 7K views shown.

Text in image: God & Country @GodandCountryy Replying to @StateDept and @WhiteHouse 🙏 PRAYERS @GodandCountryy 11:35 PM · Jun 27, 2026 · 7K Views

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-President turns 80 years old, same day as this broadcast. You see him every day, almost every day. He's 80 years old, almost, as we talk right now. People talk about President's health going back to the founding of the country. How do you see it knowing you're not a medical professional? How do you see his health, his energy at this age? -Yeah, so first of all, if this is airing on June 14th, the most important day today is not the President's birthday. It's happy anniversary to my lovely wife, so this is our, I guess, 12th wedding anniversary. But, you know, my sense of the President's health is that it's off the charts good. His focus, his energy, his constant grinding. I mean, the presidency is a crazy job. You constantly have, you know, more than a dozen cabinet secretaries. You have every particular crisis that comes up. They're coming to you at all hours of the night. And the joke that I have with Scott Besant, our Treasury Secretary, is we get to call it 2.30 in the morning, and it's the President. And he's like, "Were you awake?" And it's like, "Yes, sir, I'm always awake at 2.30 a.m." And that's been my sense of the President, is that he's constantly going. I think that he feels a sense of, you know, if you're lucky, you get eight years in that job. He's one of the lucky ones. But eight years is not that long, and he's trying to make every single day count, so he's constantly pushing everybody to do as much as possible. So I think he's in great health. I think, you know, you see people, the media constantly talking about that. I guess this is just something the media is gonna talk about. But from what I've seen, I've literally never once thought to myself, he doesn't have the stamina or the energy to do this job. - Never once. - If anything, not once. If anything, he's got more stamina and energy than a lot of people in the cabinet who are 30 years his junior. And I think that's a good thing, 'cause you want a President who is able to do that grind every single day.

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