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A photo of the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial (Iwo Jima Memorial) in Arlington, Virginia, taken at dusk/dawn with a blue sky. The bronze statue depicting the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima is lit and appears gold/bronze colored, with a real American flag mounted at the top. In the foreground, a chain-link construction fence surrounds the site, with a blue Genie brand boom lift/aerial work platform (model "S-85 XC") and other equipment parked near the base, along with a "National Rent-A-Fence" sign visible on the fence at bottom right. A tall lit office building and trees are visible in the background to the left.

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-Three years ago, we had the safest border in history, built almost 500 miles of wall, got 28,000 soldiers from Mexico free of charge. Today, it is the absolute worst border anywhere in the world. There's nothing close. Millions and millions of people are pouring through our border. They come from prisons and jails. They come from mental institutions and insane asylums, and their terrorists are coming into our country, totally unchecked. We have no idea who they are. We will immediately stop that the day I become president. The same day, it'll stop. And everybody knows, as soon as I'm elected, they won't even bother coming because we had the safest border in the history of our country and now we have the worst border in the history of the world. Thank you very much.

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A news/press photograph of a man with light-colored, swept-back hair, wearing a dark navy suit, white dress shirt, and a bright red tie with a small American flag lapel pin, walking outdoors toward the camera. He is smiling with mouth open mid-stride. Behind him is a row of numerous American flags on poles, arranged in a wide arc, with a white tent-like structure and dark trees in the background, suggesting an outdoor political rally or campaign event at dusk or evening (warm lighting).

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Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Carl Sandburg famously said money is power, freedom, a cushion, and the root of all evil. Cash has been king for centuries, and people with cash have always found creative ways of concealing it. During the Roman Empire, the Romans used to hide their coins in wine vases. But in the mid-20th century, shell companies became the new wine vase. And it wasn't just tycoons using shells. It was drug dealers, it was the mob, it was even the CIA. First, CIA itself set up a number of dummy foundations, calling them by impressive sounding of meaningless names. Their sole function was to channel money from the CIA to a second kind of foundation. Now these foundations were real. Some obscure, some well-known, all involved in legitimate philanthropy. But now, in addition, they agreed to become conduits for central intelligence, mixing up the government money with their own, and then passing it on to the ever-growing list of private organizations, which during the 40s, 50s, and 60s were climbing aboard the CIA payroll. But a wise statesman with something to hide knows better than to use CIA tactics. The 20 shell companies of the Biden family are a labyrinth that the IRS whistleblowers were blocked from cracking. House investigators say foreigners may have laundered up to $50 million into Biden family accounts. So where'd the money go? Where's the 10% being held for the big guy? We know that the Bidens had offshore accounts, but what if Joe Biden wasn't paid in cash? Remember this three-carat diamond the Chinese gave Hunter? It was worth around 80 grand? That diamond is starting to look like a sloppy mistake, because it turns out that wasn't the only diamond. The Biden family's Chinese business partners actually purchased $23 million in diamonds between 2016 and '17. There it is, 18 different jewelry transactions. So the Biden family was doing business with Chinese diamond dealers. Everybody knows diamonds, a time-tested way to launder money and hide that money from IRS agents. Diamonds in art, both spaces that Hunter plays it. There's no paper trail or record keeping with diamond transactions. The Biden family business partner Yi Jingming owned a Chinese energy company, but his books kind of look like Tiffany's. This wasn't the first time the Bidens avoided cash. The Ukrainians gave Hunter a $100,000 watch. The Kazakhstanis gave Hunter a $140,000 Porsche, and the Chinese gave Hunter diamonds. Joe Biden had dinner with everybody who lavished Hunter with luxurious gifts. Now, do legitimate American businessmen get paid by foreign clients in diamonds, cars, and watches? No, these look like bribes. We may not realize the total number of bribes or locate Biden's offshore funds or know the source of the funds if diamonds were involved. We don't know how many decades this was going on because as we showed you Friday, Joe and Hunter had been working rooms together their whole lives. In 2005, fresh off giving a speech at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in South Carolina, Senator Joe Biden was caught on tape shaking hands and schmoozing with Hunter right by his side. Now, you'll see a casual conversation about family smoothly turns into business, watch. I'm a grandfather. It's wonderful. It's hard. Yeah. I know. I know. Rich has mostly grand sons. It's great. Yeah. Well, maybe he can work something out, man. Yeah. Yeah. That's what we'll do. Hunter was just telling about his firm in Washington. Yeah. Long firm. Yeah. You have a hard time. I do. I don't. But I'll give you my... Yeah. And then I'll get... I gave it away. Yeah. Well, that was a wonderful speech. Thank you so much. That was fun. Or was that... Are you... You're hearing something. Or... It's involved and interesting. That's like, really know where to go and what to do. Around 10 years after that, the Bidens were in business together again on the European continent. Vice President Joe Biden was visiting Ukraine. Weeks later, his son gets a board seat on Burisma. A month later, Vice President Joe Biden visits Romania, and a year later, Hunter gets a million dollars from the Romanians. Now, this is where it gets really fishy. The White House stenographer tells Primetime, "A day later, the Vice President peeled away from the press to visit Cyprus, a tiny island in the middle of the Mediterranean." Now, it had been 50 years since an American with Biden's political resume had visited Cyprus. People have asked me, "What's in this for the United States?" I tell you, President Obama and I believe that Cyprus is a key partner in a challenging region. But what's really in Cyprus? Burisma is incorporated in Cyprus. It's also where the Romanians' real estate company was incorporated. And Cyprus just happens to be where Russians move their rubles to avoid Ukraine war sanctions. Our Cypriot producer says the locals all say Cyprus is the place you go in Europe if you want to launder money. So, Biden, shaking off the press for a surprise visit to the Cayman Islands of the Mediterranean, where his family had millions in shady business moving through. Come on. Now, Biden's been able to avoid scrutiny for so long. It's no wonder he thinks he's untouchable. But when you follow the money, you don't need luck. The Bidens know this. So, the Biden family has launched a war on the whistleblowers. In order to intimidate IRS agents and anybody else who dares to pursue corruption, Hunter Biden's lawyers have sued the IRS for embarrassing him. They claim his confidential tax information has been exposed. And you know how much Hunter hates being exposed. IRS whistleblower Joseph Ziegler joins me now. Joseph, when you hear as an agent about diamonds, what kind of alarm bells does that set off? Jesse, thank you so much for having me, so when it comes to diamonds, anything that is given to someone, what we would look to in a normal investigation is how did that person receive that diamond? What was the purpose for them receiving that diamond? Was it a gift? Was it a loan or was it for services rendered? So those would be the things that we would look into. When you see a Chinese company purchase $23 million in diamonds, 18 different transactions, does that make you suspicious of anything? Yeah, so I don't want to speak to anything that that might be. What I can tell you is in a normal investigation, what we would do is we try to trace back that transaction. We tried to figure out where this came from. We would interview witnesses. We would do all sorts of things to establish why that diamond was given to someone. Cyprus. What reputation does Cyprus have? So I don't know any of the exact—I do know of Cyprus. Cyprus has come up as a part of investigations within the IRS. I can't speak to any specifics of Cyprus. Okay, you can talk about the reputation of that island with regards to taxes, money laundering. I can't speak to any of the specifics of that on this interview. Okay. I'm going to leave then there at that—Joseph, your agency is being sued by Hunter Biden. When you heard about that lawsuit, what went through your mind? Yeah, I think that the Biden family attorneys have given up on arguing the facts anymore and now have decided their best defense is to muzzle us and intimidate us. And it's not going to work. We're not—we won't be muzzled. And we're not going to distract from the mounds of evidence that are coming forward to the House Ways and Means Committee, that they're uncovering daily. They're trying to distract from recent testimony by IRS employees that established two things, two things most recently, that being that the D.C., the District of D.C., the President Biden U.S. attorney declined to partner with bringing charges in that district, and that the President Biden-appointed U.S. attorney in the Central District of California also said no to bringing charges in that district. All of this information is available on the House Ways and Means website and is available—like, you can go onto their website and view our testimony, so it's publicly available. All right. Well, you're a brave man. Keep up the good work, and we'll be following up with you as this develops. Thank you so much, Joseph.

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A bar chart from a CPAC/McLaughlin & Associates poll titled "Do you approve or disapprove of the job that J.D. Vance is doing as Vice President of the United States?" It shows overall Approve at 92% (78% strongly, 14% somewhat) and Disapprove at 6% (4% somewhat, 2% strongly), with 2% unsure. An inset table compares two survey dates: 2/25 (Approve 99%, Disapprove 1%) versus 3/26 (Approve 92%, Disapprove 6%). CPAC and McLaughlin & Associates logos appear at the bottom.

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A screenshot of an Instagram post from the verified account "thejerusalem_post" (The Jerusalem Post). The left side shows a news-headline graphic card with white bold text on a black background, a red bar accent, and a caption "Photo: Social media/Via section 27a of the Copyright Act." Below it is a carousel image of three women's headshot photos (portrait photos of three different women with dark hair, outdoors/plain backgrounds), with a "JP" logo watermark and pagination dots indicating multiple slides. The right side shows the Instagram post UI: the account's profile icon, username, "Follow" button, and the post's caption text describing sexual abuse in Iranian prisons during a ceasefire, engagement icons (2.2K likes, 217 comments, share, save), and the post date "April 26."

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of this one. Okay. The president Republicans most admire. It's Donald Trump. This is a historic comparison. A majority of Republicans say 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. Ronald Reagan who traditionally has won that. Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. Reagan at just 18%. And then Abraham Lincoln who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by what is this this is six seven times as many Donald John Trump at 53% easily crushing a blink in at 8% and the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. Don feel like this slide might end up on a printout at his desk.

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Let's bring in Fox News legal analyst, he's Greg Jarrett. Greg, this story. Greg, you have an excellent, sharp legal mind. I'm not just saying that to blow smoke, it's true. You've looked at this New York fraud case against former President Trump. Does it violate Trump's constitutional due process rights and rights to a jury? - Oh, I think it absolutely does. This executive law, Liz, was intended for consumer fraud cases impacting the general public. Here, the public wasn't impacted at all. Indeed, no party was harmed, which is normally an element of proof and fraud cases. The banks made more than 100 million in profits from the loans to Trump. So this statute, as it's being used by Letitia James, is really turning the law on its head. It gives her unfettered authority to pursue Trump for fraud without actually having to prove the basic elements of fraud demanded by law. And that, as you say, deprives the defendant of a right to fairly defend himself, and it also deprives him of a right to a trial by a jury, both of which are due process violations under the 5th, the 7th, and the 14th Amendments to the Constitution. But let me point out one other argument here. It's also unconstitutional, Liz, in a different way. The judge's order of forced dissolution of any company that Trump has an interest in, well, what's that gonna do? It's gonna adversely impact every other business partner and entity associated with Trump that are not part of this case. They weren't even sued. They'll be harmed with no notice, no right to defend their interests. How is that consumer protection? It's not, it's consumer punishment. This isn't equitable relief, which the statute calls for. It's a severe penalty where trial by jury rights are utterly abandoned. - You know, the New York law this case is brought under, let's show the viewer. It does not require a victim, no need to prove intent into fraud, but the judge can force Trump to pay a quarter billion dollars and lose all his properties. You know, David Asim points out the very definition of fraud in the dictionary includes intent. But this law is so overbroad, you know, and by the way, the attorney general campaigned on going after Trump, calling him a quote con man, saying I'm gonna direct a bright light into every dark corner of his real estate dealings. But you know, the thing is Greg, you make important points here. Judge Engaron, he acknowledged no victim of Trump's fraud, lodged a complaint or otherwise claimed damages. Deutsche Bank didn't file for damages. Usually a murder conviction requires that the victim's body be found. And there's also this, I gotta say in this point, it's important. The judge's order cites that courts have ruled that a state has a quasi-sovereign interest in protecting the integrity of the marketplace. The New York attorney general, Greg, is not the sole guardian of the marketplace. The SEC is in there, the Federal and State Bank and insurance regulators, they've got oversight too. - Yeah, at all excellent points, they're all quite valid that you just made, Liz. Look, this case should never have been filed. It's a classic case of a political persecution under the guise of a legitimate prosecution. And in my judgment, it's illegitimate for the reasons I've stated and you've stated. Letitia James, you'll recall, ran for office on the campaign promise of quote unquote, getting Trump for something, anything. I don't have it, but I'll find it. In other words, she prejudged a case of which she had no knowledge. She hadn't even opened the files yet on the investigation that was pending. That is a terrible violation of the canons of ethics governing prosecutors. In my judgment, she ought to be severely sanctioned, if not disbarred. She won't be because the far left liberal New York bar is cheering her on instead of doing their job. And the judge seems equally biased in this case. He endorsed this pronouncement that Mar-a-Lago is worth a paltry 18 million. I mean, you can't buy a porta potty in Palm Beach for that. And the real estate experts say, are you kidding the land alone 17 acres in this exclusive sought after enclave is worth $500 million. So, you know, this is using the reins of government power for political persecution against Trump. - Got it, Greg Jarrett. Thanks for coming on the show. It's good to see you.

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