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-He is a man of God. He is a father. -State Republican Convention, Houston, Texas. The State Republican Convention is important, not only to the state but also the nation, whereby we as conservative Republicans, capitalists who believe in our country, who believe in our military, who believe in freedom, come together as a party to talk about the things that will sustain our future. Sustain our future of our schools, our families, and our opportunity to make America the greatest nation in the world. I am so proud, as the congressman from the 17th District, to know that we make a difference. We make a difference to families, to our communities where we live in, and to the state. And I want to thank the patriots who have come to Houston, Texas, for the State Republican Convention to make sure that we work together, and we sell the fight, and remember, we have not gotten tired of winning. -Number 12.

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In Washington, D.C., the words President Kamala Harris used to be an inside joke. Last year, party kingmakers tried peeling her off the ticket. The headlines were everywhere. Democrats shouldn't ditch Joe Biden. They should replace Kamala Harris. The case for Biden to drop Kamala Harris. For the country's sake, Vice President Harris should step aside. The Kamala coup was in full swing. Her whole staff had quit, and they were leaking. She was a soul-destroying boss and a bully. Biden wasn't the problem. Kamala was. High-level Democrats had to rally around an 82-year-old Joe Biden because they feared the nomination of Kamala Harris. Joe Biden was fighting Father Time because he was concerned Kamala wouldn't be able to beat Trump. Alas, Kamala survived her coup, and Joe didn't. But Joe had the last laugh. Investigative journalist Cy Hirsch says Obama dangled the 25th Amendment over Biden's head to get him to step down. Fox hasn't confirmed that, but sources close to the Biden family say Joe gave Barack one big F you. If I'm out, then I'm endorsing Kamala, is what Biden said. And Barack's fuming. Sources tell the Post that Obama knows she can't win and is furious that things haven't gone his way. He wanted an open primary, but Biden backed the party into a corner and jammed Barack, which is why his endorsement video wasn't ready. It came almost a week later. So what does the left do when they're about to lose? Lie. They want you to believe the woman they tried to fire is giving Trump fits because she's the next Obama. What he sees in Harris's rise is that she's becoming a cultural phenomenon, and I think that's very difficult for him to process and deal with because it can be very politically potent. The celebrity president with a mugshot and an ear pierced by an assassin's bullet isn't the cultural phenomenon in the race. It's Kamala, the pantsuit Messiah. Democrats say she's potentially Obama on steroids. And New York magazine says, welcome to Camelot. There's an actual Kennedy in the race and they're giving Kamala the Camelot cover story. They're using the same special effects on Kamala that they use to disguise Biden and are calling it momentum. But in brand new polls, Trump's beating her in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, Georgia. So is Kamala Harris making anyone change their votes? Same new sales lady, same bad product, voters aren't buying it. Let's hear from some white guys in Michigan. Does Kamala Harris getting in the race change the equation at all for either of you? Yeah, ruins it. She gets in, we're done. So I don't know what America's done for. This isn't what CNN and MSNBC were expecting, but she's got to have the ladies on her side, right? Miranda divine in the New York post says this, she has achieved nothing on merit. Every plum job has been handed to her by a powerful man. She's a man's woman. Every woman knows the type and instinctively does not trust her. Nothing about her drips within sincerity. Democrats can try to rebrand Kamala, but the Biden record's hers, broken border, crippling inflation, two proxy wars, and voters are already realizing Kamala is more radical to fund the police, abolish ice, decriminalize border crossings, ban natural gas exploration. That's Kamala Harris, it's on tape. She campaigned on getting rid of private health insurance. She's into slavery reparations. The woman wants government run daycare, literally the nanny state. You have a baby handed to the government. The government raises it for you, cha-ching, that'll be $2 trillion. We can't afford Kamala Harris. She's a dangerous Marxist who wants to turn America into San Francisco, but they're making her into a mythical figure and hiding her record like they hid Biden.

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I kept Israel safe. Remember that. I kept Israel safe. Nobody else will. Nobody else can. And I know all of the players, they can't do it. But I kept Israel safe and I will keep Israel safe. Thank you very much.

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(upbeat music) (upbeat music) - USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA. USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA.

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We brought as well this, which is the winner's trophy. It is the trophy that the winner of the FIFA World Cup wins. Only the FIFA presidents, presidents of countries, and then those who win can touch it, because it's for winners only. And since you are a winner, of course, you can as well touch it. It's pretty heavy. It's the winner's trophy. The last one who lifted that is Leo Messi, Leonardo Messi of Argentina. And here it is in the Oval Office in the White House. Can I keep it for you? Well, you can keep it for the World Cup. We're not keeping it. That's serious. It fits very well on the wall right over there. We'll put it right below the angels. It fits well here, I think. That's beautiful, yes. Until we have to give it to the next winner. That's fine. That's a beautiful piece of gold. That's it. That's beautiful. Yeah.

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-Every promise I made to Iowa as a candidate, I fulfilled as your president, and much more so. I fulfilled much more than I promised, actually. Not too often do you see that for politicians. And I will remain the champion of American farmers with four more years than the White House. I will, I promise. Within hours of my inauguration, I'll cancel every Biden policy that is brutalizing our farmers. I'll appoint a special team to attack the high price of fertilizer and get the price way down, because that price is very, very high.

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because their cost is too high they will lower those costs. I don't think that is how it works. That is exactly how it works. It is your specific job. Sorry to belabor this, I know so many people on both sides of the aisle have have asked you about the department's decision to remove nursing, teaching, social work and other critical occupations from the definition of professional degrees and capping their ability to receive federal loans. I know that in my home state of Minnesota we're expecting to face a shortage of 30,000 nurses in the next four years and I know that your home state of North Carolina it is expected to see a shortage of 15,000, 13,000. Our nurses obviously are limited in their capacity, they're overworked and they're worried so I know you said the decision is final but I'm just trying to figure out if you can answer why did you move forward with an action that you know is going to be creating a problem or worsening a problem that already exists. Well first of all let me correct one thing. We did not remove any of these professions from a professional category, they were never never characterized in the law, in the statute, as a professional category. So as these caps were put into place and many professions were then being reviewed as to what constituted a professional category guided by the definition of a professional degree from Congress. So that was the overview that the that we looked at as we are writing this new rulemaking with the with the overall goal of putting caps in place that are going to reduce the cost of college. How is that happening? Well I have a couple of articles here already that there are colleges. What do they say? They are saying that they have that they are looking at reducing the cost of their graduate program. I know but looking is not addressing the problem that we are currently seeing. What I am asking you is that you've made a decision that is currently making the problem worse. That is not correct let me let me push back on that. Are you saying the numbers in Minnesota that we're seeing or in North Carolina are not real? Well what I'm saying to you is there are shortages in those states primarily in the undergraduate nursing program which is not affected by this new rule and this new cap. Undergraduate programs are not affected at all. I know but can you... So the shortage is not a result of this cap being put on. The shortage of nursing is that we don't have enough applicants into the nursing programs that that are you know coming through our universities. So instead of helping with the problem you've decided to make it worse? I don't think you were in when I talked about another way to get to an RN and expedited program you can get a two-year certificate and then take the exam to become an RN. My sisters or nurses I do know how those things work. I'm asking you about this specific classification that you created that lowers the cap. We didn't remove that from a professional designation. I know but address the cap issue when it comes to the... I just did because it does not impact. But you said you were trying to lower the cost of tuition how does that happen? Because there are already colleges that are lowering the cost of their graduate programs. What are those colleges? There's a college in in California University of California in Irvine and Purdue University in Indiana. And is it for business or for nursing? They have lowered them right now and for their business programs. But we're talking about nursing ma'am. Well I hope that they'll look at other programs. Because business is not something that you had an impact on. I don't have control over which programs they're doing but if they have fewer applicants coming into their universities and they realize part of the reason is because their cost is too high they will lower those costs. I don't think that is how it works. That is not how it works. Your specific job is to try to make sure as the head of the Department of Education to make education accessible for Americans. When you create policies that make education unreachable for Americans that want that education then you are failing at your job. No when there have not been caps on programs and universities have been allowed to charge whatever they wanted and the student loan program allowed them to borrow up to whatever that university said was the cost it was time to take action and to put caps in place that are going to start. Yeah but your caps only create a funnel through the private borrowing system. That's not true. Yes that is what it will do. How else would somebody if I wanted to get a professional degree and I'm capped and I can't borrow then I have to from a public source then I have to go private and that is what your administration is really trying to do is trying to help enrich others on the backs of the American people.

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A political campaign graphic announcing an election win, with a blue-to-red gradient background. On the left is a serious/scowling headshot of Donald Trump in a suit with blue tie. On the right is a smiling headshot of a man with gray hair in a dark suit, light blue shirt, and maroon tie, wearing a small round pin on his lapel. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" campaign logo framed by rows of stars.

Text in image: CONGRESSMAN (AZ-09) PAUL GOSAR WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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Trump has been stuck in New York thanks to this sham trial, but he has found a way to use the confinement, I think, to his advantage. - Yeah, Laura, look, if the prosecutor's goal was to lock him down, Trump has outfoxed them. In between his courtroom visits, Trump has created these pop-up campaign events in Atlanta and New York, in Harlem, reaching constituencies far beyond his usual base, and he's turned Trump Tower into, really, the U.N. on Fifth Avenue. Just last week, he hosted the Polish president at his home base in New York, and yesterday, Laura, the former Japanese prime minister visited him. Now, I mean, this is really a brilliant strategy, and it's hardly the lockdown Alvin Bragg and company were banking on. - I like that. He's treating Trump Tower like the Oval Office. They're all coming to meet him, and the polls are going in his direction, too, as we saw with that interactive polls today. The trend is against Biden, big time. - Warning to the prosecutors. Remember, with Joan of Arc, it wasn't until the fire that things got really interesting. Subjecting Trump to this is only heating things up. Biden is also on the trail. He spoke, or read, rather, to union workers in Washington today. - Are you ready to choose freedom over democracy? For democracy. Imagine what we can do next. Four more years. Four more years, four more years, four more years. - Four more years, pause, I mean, every moment is scripted, every moment is a disaster, and he may have very well risked his entire election in that moment. It's the cascade of them every week, every day. The reinforcement that he simply can't read. - Oh no, if Trump said pause, it would be every late night show. It would be every comedian, every tedious commentator on The View. Oh, he said pause, but they treat it like he's talking, you know, at a dog charity event or something. Pause, W-A-S.

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>> President Trump marking six months in the White House. >> It is my honor to introduce to you the 45th and the 47th president of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. >> Donald Trump immediately getting to work with a remarkable show of the use of executive power. >> This is, we've never seen anything like this. >> There's 20,000 people cheering for every executive order sign. >> President Trump comes in and immediately begins taking action to fix each and every one of these fires that the Democrats started. >> He's delivering on the agenda. This ultimately is promises made, promises kept by the president. >> This is a message to the rest of the world. The days of ripping off America and Americans are officially over. >> The Trump archives are a series of near impossible feats. >> We are the safest, most secure border in the history of this nation. >> Border crossings have dropped so much that federal agents now outnumber illegal crossroads. >> He had a mandate and he's delivering on it. >> The American economy is better for it. >> Now Dak and Hassell, he's both hitting all time highs. >> President Trump is racking up one win after another. >> Retail sales are up and record terror, president. >> The USA is on a roll, culminating in the signing of the one big beautiful bill on July 4th. >> A bill for and by the people. >> Thanks to this bill, Trump, who resigned tomorrow, still points to an enduring legacy. >> And he's full steam ahead for America. >> This movement that President Trump has started is only getting bigger. It has more energy, more enthusiasm. >> What he's going to do is show up and work hard and deliver every day for the American people. Buckle up. You're watching history.

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