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A political campaign-style graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background. It shows a close-up photo of Donald Trump (frowning, serious expression, wearing a dark suit and blue tie) next to a photo of a woman with shoulder-length light brown/reddish hair, wearing a white blazer with a small flag pin and earrings. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" campaign logo with stars.

Text in image: U.S. SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA DARLINE GRAHAM ADVANCES! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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A photograph of a handwritten letter on official House of Representatives letterhead, bearing the Great Seal of the United States and printed text "House of Representatives / Washington, DC 20515" with the sender identified as "Mike Ezell, Fourth District, Mississippi." The handwritten note is addressed to "Mr. President" (Trump), praising his anti-drug/law enforcement efforts, and is signed at the bottom with a signature reading "Mike Ezell."

Text in image: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON, DC 20515 MIKE EZELL FOURTH DISTRICT, MISSISSIPPI Mr. President, Your are a great American Hero! I spent my entire adult life as a police officer; and Sheriff of my home county in Mississippi. What You are doing sir is GREAT, the war on drugs has never worked until now! Mr. President, I've fought the criminal element my entire life, My father was also a police officer, I say again sir we have never had someone like You that stands for our law Enforcemen Officers like You! GOD Bless You President Trump! [signature: Mike Ezell]

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investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald is here. So Glenn, the media now basically sidelines in an election year, usually a pretty big year for the press in this country. It's where they get the ratings, it's where people participated in the democratic process, but they don't care. What does that tell you about the media? - If you have any job at all as a journalist, number one job that you have is to demand accountability and transparency from people who are seeking political power. And the idea that she's not sitting down for any interviews, it's not just a media strategy. I think we have to remember that Kamala Harris was basically a national joke until there was this explosion of media propaganda on her behalf about 34, five days ago when the Democrats imposed her on the party in the country without having a single vote. And one of the reasons is because every time she spoke off script as vice president, it was a gigantic embarrassment. And in 2019, when she ran for president in the democratic primary, her campaign was such a disaster that she had to drop out before the first vote was cast, even though she had every strategic advantage in the world. They're petrified of letting her speak without a teleprompter, without a script, because they know that she has no mastery of any of these issues and she's proven that over and over. And more so, no soul, no real beliefs, fixed beliefs of any kind. - You'd think the media, after covering for Joe Biden for four years and ruining what little credibility they had left, would feel a little embarrassed about basically pivoting in three weeks and going right back to another kind of corrupt coverup. And they have no qualms about it. - I think the systemic attempt on the part of the media to lie to the country and conceal Joe Biden's true mental state is one of the biggest journalistic scandals in the last several decades. I mean, everybody knew, those of us who were willing to say it, we're all speaking openly about it. It was an open secret in Washington and the media pretended they didn't know and they were so shocked when that debate happened. And you're right, that was a gigantic scandal reflecting, yet again, their desperation, their willingness to do anything to help the Democrats defeat Donald Trump. And you're right, if they cared at all about their credibility, they would be leading the way, demanding that Kamala Harris sit down for an interview. And yet, not only aren't they doing that, they're doing all the propaganda they can for her. - Glenn, what city were you born in? - In New York City. - And where were you raised? - I was raised in South Florida in Summerville, Florida. - Okay, is that that hard? - I remember that. - Okay, that's not that hard. You didn't lie to me about it. Maybe someone can ask her. - I think that's the point. She has no consistency. She changes every time and that's why they don't want to do interviews. - All right, thanks, Glenn.

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Well, look, I think this is a very dangerous time in our history. I think this is an incredibly concerning, I do think this is a weaponization of post-election speech, and I have to say, all of the people who claim that the 2016 election wasn't legitimate, all of the people who claimed in 2004 with a formal objection in the Congress, that that election wasn't legitimate and in fact objected to the point where they said that the voting machines in Ohio were tampered with and that President Bush was selected, not elected, and not to mention former presidents of the United States and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Jimmy Carter, and a whole slew of House Democrats who repeatedly led the nation to believe, lied to the nation, that they said Russia selected Donald Trump as president, that the election was completely illegitimate. All of that was allowed to pass, but yet once again, we see a criminalization when it comes to Donald Trump, and I think, guys, you're going to have all kinds of analysts on here diving into the weeds on the Electoral Count Act, on the Presidential Records Act, on all kinds of interpretation of the law, but I hope you don't lose the forest for the trees, that this is dangerously badly eroding public trust in the fairness of the law and the fairness of the Department of Justice and in our institutions, and that is someone who's out on the ground talking to voters every day and every week.

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A black-and-white book cover featuring side-by-side portrait photos of Donald Trump (left) and Winston Churchill (right), both facing forward. The cover is for a book titled "Trump and Churchill: Defenders of Western Civilization" by Nick Adams, with a foreword by Newt Gingrich.

Text in image: NICK ADAMS TRUMP AND CHURCHILL DEFENDERS OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION FOREWORD BY NEWT GINGRICH

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"At this point in his career, Joe Biden is the most unpopular president in history." "A thousand people, I mean when's the last time Joe Biden really addressed tens of thousands of people?" "Joe Biden cannot speak to a large crowd." "Joe Biden and the Democrats are also incredibly unpopular." "30 minutes before the president of the United States is supposed to be in this room." Have you seen the size of a Trump rally? "He's returning with a message focused on the economy and re-establishing the law and order." I don't see how Biden even stands a chance. "Donald Trump is not only a strike candidate for reelection, but the most likely person to win and take back the White House." "Trump leading in six battleground states." "Trump advantages on all of these traits." "We need to put a handle on things in this country and bring it back to how it should be." President Biden can't even fill a small room. I don't know how he expects to beat Donald Trump in November. "He had a rally too. 30 people showed up." "I guess I'm debating you, not him." "But President Trump is a political force of nature." (upbeat music)

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