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For all intents and purposes, this Republican primary is over. Donald Trump is running 40 points ahead as nearest competitor, Governor DeSantis. He's got a long record of achievement to stand on and run on and project into a second term. The other thing that Donald Trump has that no other candidate can come close to matching is an emotional bond with the voters. That's what's kicking in with all of these indictments because people are looking at this as a huge pile-on on Donald Trump. It's not one count that people might say, "Well, maybe he did something wrong." No, these are hundreds of counts that are absolutely ridiculous. He has been confronting the deep state now for years and stared them down and has won it every turn. They will not stop until the man is in prison. But I'm telling you right now that Trump is gonna walk away with this nomination. He is fighting for the forgotten men and women in this country. That's why you have that emotional bond with Donald Trump because he took all these slings and arrows and continues to do so for the last eight years for you and me.

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In other words, the case that was brought against Donald Trump should never have been brought. There shouldn't have been a sentencing hearing. There shouldn't have been fines. There shouldn't have been anything. This case against Donald Trump is a greater, more gray violation than anything we've ever seen under the excessive fines part of the Eighth Amendment and much worse than the Timbs case. The case brought against President Trump violates over 800 years of history of Western Enlightenment and the law dating back to the Magna Carta. President Trump's case is much stronger than anything before, much stronger than the Timbs case that the court ruled on. Why? The prosecutor for the state, Letitia James, campaigned for office on the platform of destroying Donald Trump. Her statements are now evidence of her intent and motivation in any appeal and central to the violations of the Eighth Amendment. Two, the state consumer fraud statute used against President Trump has never been used this way against anybody else in the history of the statute by the state of New York, ever. It's been used against him and his family. The Associated Press reviewed nearly, and I report as they report, 150 reported cases under the statute used to punish Mr. Trump and stated that nearly every previous time a company was taken away, victims and losses were key factors. Customers had lost money or brought defective products or never received services ordered, leaving them cheated and angry. Actual fraud, harm, detrimental reliance. Those are the three elements of fraud. No one was defrauded here. No one was harmed. No proof of detrimental reliance. None of them exist. Also, no testimony by anybody who lost anything. No complaint filed by any bank, by any insurance company, by any lender. In fact, the testimony was to the contrary. Now, there was no trial. There was no jury. Wow. Sounds like pre-1215, if you ask me. The judge ruled on the papers and he ruled that Donald Trump was guilty. And that was that. All the back and forth, all the hearings were about the fines and the penalties. Before Donald Trump stepped into that courtroom, he was guilty, according to this Democrat elected judge. I want you to think about that. When President Trump walked into that courtroom, he was already adjudicated guilty. The judge in the case, an elected Democrat like the prosecutor, an elected Democrat, had made earlier statements in other settings, very negative about Donald Trump, that should have caused him to recuse himself. But obviously, he didn't. None of them do in any of the cases where we know that they're biased against Trump. And I'm going beyond the fact that what this judge should have ruled immediately is, Madam Attorney General, you have no case under the Timbs case. And you have no case because a case like this has never been brought. You're talking about a former president of the United States. You're talking about a candidate for president of the United States. You're talking about a man who built the skyline in New York City. And you're bringing me a cockamamie case. Next thing you know, you'll bring the Ku Klux Klan case. Oh, wait a minute. They already did that in Washington. And what does the judge do? He orders nearly half a billion dollars in fines and interest, orders President Trump and his sons to turn his business over to the state, effectively the state of New York, to be managed by another former prosecutor of his choosing. Latisha James, the state prosecutor, she's made the rounds on the Sunday shows bragging about what she accomplished, bragging about how she upheld her campaign promise. So Trump properties, she says now, if he doesn't come up with four hundred million dollars, what is effectively bond in order to have the privilege of appealing the decision by this judge and the actions by the state government. She will seize the properties and sell them from under him. Sell them from under him at pennies on the dollar. Think about this. You know what this is? From her campaign statements, from the judge's prior statements, from the use of a statute that's never been used this way against anybody else in the history of New York, the lack of a trial, the lack of a jury, a decision on the papers, and all the rest of it. This is a prima facie case of a violation of the Eighth Amendment. It's not even a close case. The state prosecuting judge had to know in 2019 the Supreme Court ruled that this kind of state action was absolutely, unequivocally, unconstitutional, a violation of the Bill of Rights under the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause. The judge even said, "President Trump," in his statement, "I'm doing what's close to the maximum, if not the maximum, because you didn't show remorse. You didn't bend your knee. You didn't kiss the hand of the state, that is, the hand of the king. So we're stealing your property out from under you. We're stealing it, and we're going to sell it if we have to, and you'll have no recourse." No recourse? What did Ruth Bader Ginsburg say in her opinion? "Nine to zero," the Supreme Court ruled, "that other liberties are affected, other liberties are affected, when a king, when a tyrant, when a dictator, when a state, when the federal government treats citizens this way. There is absolutely no legitimate basis of any kind, legally, factually, for what was done here, except to steal the property from Donald Trump to try and bankrupt him, because he's Donald Trump, because he's a former president, because he's running for president, and they're doing the dirty work of the Democrat Party and the Biden regime, the new king." I'll be right back.

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This is the final battle with you at my side. We will demolish the deep state. We will expel the warmongers from our government. We will drive out the globalists. We will cast out the communists, marxists, and fascists. We will throw off the sick political class that hates our country. We will route the fake news media, and we will liberate America from these villains once and for all. [MUSIC PLAYING]

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A chart-style image with a bold red headline "Iran has NO MONEY" at top with "NO MONEY" underlined in black. Below is a line graph showing a declining value from about 1.20 down to below 0.40 over a timeline of quarters from Q1'25 through Q3'26. A label near the start of the line reads "1M Iranian Rial ≈ $1.11 dollars," and near the end of the declining line another label reads "1M Iranian Rial ≈ $0.53 cents" with an arrow pointing down to red text reading "Currency is Trash" accompanied by a small trash can icon.

Text in image: Iran has NO MONEY 1.20 1M Iranian Rial ≈ $1.11 dollars 1.00 0.80 1M Iranian Rial ≈ $0.53 cents 0.60 Currency is Trash 🗑 0.40 Q1'25 Q2'25 Q3'25 Q4'25 Q1'25 Q2'26 Q3'26

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A political campaign graphic on a blue-to-red gradient background with a white border. Bold text at top announces a congressional election win, with a red banner noting a presidential endorsement. Below the text are two head-and-shoulders photos: on the left, a serious/scowling older man with blond/orange hair, dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie (resembling Donald Trump); on the right, a smiling older man with gray hair, dark suit, white shirt, and red tie. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo with stars and the slogan "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!", alongside a small American flag pin on the man on the right's lapel.

Text in image: CONGRESSMAN (GA-12) RICK ALLEN WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE ★★★★★ MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! ★★★★★

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A campaign-style graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background. It shows two head-and-shoulders photos: on the left, Donald Trump with a serious/stern expression, wearing a dark suit and blue tie; on the right, an older man with gray hair, glasses-free, smiling, wearing a gray suit, light blue shirt, and a maroon patterned tie (identified in the text as Jim Risch). At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" campaign logo bordered by stars.

Text in image: U.S. SENATOR FROM IDAHO JIM RISCH WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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But as I look back at my life's journey and events, I now recognize that it's been the hand of God leading me to where I am today. (Applause.) Thank you. (Applause.) And my faith took on new meaning on July 13th in Butler, Pennsylvania, where I was knocked to the ground, essentially, by what seemed like a supernatural hand. And I would like to think that God saved me for a purpose, and that's to make our country greater than ever before. (Applause.)

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My next guest serves as a co-chair of this weekend's event. He has been involved for a long time in conservative politics. Bill White is CEO of the Constellations Group in Florida. Bill, welcome. Good to have you back. Hi, Martha, great to be with you. So tell us a little bit about this event and about what the purpose was and why it was important that the former first lady was part of this. What's the big message here? Well, I think the big message was this was her first solo event. She does many events with President Trump. We're members of Mar-a-Lago. They're together all the time. You could never keep up with President Trump going to every single event. He is superhuman, if I could say that. But our first event with Mrs. Trump was her wanting to launch the most aggressive outreach to LGBT and suburban women voters in the history of a Republican presidential candidacy. And we actually had a small room because there was a lovely wedding going on at Mar-a-Lago. And we sold the event out in 36 hours. We had hundreds of people who wanted to come and meet the first lady and experience this amazing opportunity to hear from her. And she gave a phenomenal speech about unity, about bringing our country together, that we're so divided. It's time to come together and be human and be loving and be supportive of each other. And let's be patriotic and fight to take our country back. And the message was a big hit, Martha. And I really think that she is a super stealth, absolutely wonderful surrogate for President Trump. She loves him dearly. They have a beautiful son that they've raised together. She's a terrific mother. And we're so proud of her. And we're honored that she is taking this initiative and will be leading it going forward. Yeah, that this was her first solo event, as you say. So speaking of the current president, Biden, here's what he had to say in Tampa, Florida today, also trying to reach out to the voters of this group. Watch. And Oberfeld legalized same-sex marriage. Justice Thomas means it. And so does Donald Trump. Again, here's what that means. The right to make the best decisions for your health, the right to use birth control, the right to marry the person you love. All that's at risk now because it's no longer viewed by some of our good friends in the court as a constitutional guaranteed right. What's your reaction to that? He says that President Trump would take away Oberfeld. Yeah, well, look, Joe Biden is the biggest flip-flopping guy out there. He was first against gay marriage. If you remember in the Great Meet the Press interview, he said Barack and I are not for gay marriage. President Trump was before he ran for president supportive of marriage equality. He loves us. He sees us. He wants us to be successful. And we believe, Martha, that President Trump is the only choice for us as a group to keep us safe, to bring back prosperity, and to make our families healthier and happier in this great country. We're for Donald Trump, and we're going to see a great outreach with Melania to this group. And we look forward to coming back and telling you about our upcoming events. All right, Bill White, thank you very much. Obviously, it's one of the many voter groups that people will be watching very closely to see where they move in 2024. Thank you for being with us, Bill.

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Today we come to the heartland of America to pay tribute to a man who embodied the heart and soul and fight and spirit of our country as much as anyone who ever lived. TR had transformed his country by the reach of his vision and by the force of his will into one of the greatest empires ready to take its rightful place as the strongest and most respected nation anywhere in the world. The life of Theodore Roosevelt reminds us that Americans never give up. We don't give up. He never stopped, never quit, never surrendered. Theodore Roosevelt reminds us all that to be a great nation and to be a free nation we must have courage. Without courage you have nothing. He refused to accept failure, mediocrity, corruption, decay, or decline and neither should we. As America turns 250 years old we look at this remarkable man and we recall that with effort, determination, and drive there is nothing that Americans of competence cannot do.

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