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Well, this is the fifth anniversary of the loss of a really great man, a great conservative, somebody that loved our country, loved his family, loved a lot of things. But he was a friend of mine, Rush Limbaugh. I never met Rush when I announced that I was running. I'll never forget, 2015. And I got a call, all excited that Rush Limbaugh just endorsed you. I never met him. He liked my opening speech. He liked when I got up in June and I said, you know, we got bad borders, we got bad crime, we got bad everything. And he liked it. I came down the escalator with now our first lady, and he thought it was great. And he endorsed me, and then I got to know him, and I realized what a great guy he was. But it's five years that we miss Rush. As Sean Hannity would often say, there will never be another Rush Limbaugh. Also to his family, his great wife and family, I just want to say we miss you all. We miss him. And there'll never be anybody like him. Thank you very much.

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This is a digitally composited, AI-generated promotional poster branded by Newsmax, commemorating "250 Years of America" (1776–2026, the semiquincentennial). A large portrait of Donald Trump in a suit and red tie occupies the center, framed by an American flag and a rocket launch, with his signature and a banner beneath reading his name and title. Surrounding him in a collage are numerous patriotic and Americana symbols: the Liberty Bell, a bald eagle, the Constitution ("We the People"), astronauts and satellites in space, founding fathers (Washington, Franklin), Revolutionary War soldiers, a tall ship, an old steam train, the Statue of Liberty and Manhattan skyline, a fighter jet, the U.S. Capitol building, the Golden Gate Bridge, a Navy aircraft carrier, a modern electric car, a solar panel with an "AI" computer chip, and a row of silhouetted everyday Americans (a cowboy, a soldier, a nurse/civilian woman and child, a police officer, a construction worker) standing together facing the Capitol. The Newsmax logo appears at the bottom with the tagline "THE MOST TRUSTED NEWS NETWORK," followed by additional text.

Text in image: 1776–2026 We the People 250 YEARS OF AMERICA FAITH ★ FREEDOM ★ GREATNESS PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP LEADING AMERICA INTO A GOLDEN AGE NEWSMAX THE MOST TRUSTED NEWS NETWORK 250 YEARS OF LIBERTY. ENDLESS PROMISE. MADE IN AMERICA. ★ BUILT BY AMERICANS. BELIEVED IN BY THE WORLD. AI

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A photograph taken from a vehicle on a highway, looking up at a green highway exit sign mounted on an overhead gantry, with a smaller green exit number sign above it. Below the sign is a concrete overpass/bridge structure with guardrails, and the sky is overcast with clouds. Two small rectangular areas on the yellow bottom strip of the sign appear to have stickers or reflective patches covering parts of the text.

Text in image: EXIT 69B [airplane icon] President Donald J Trump Int'l Airport [obscured]IT ↓ O[obscured]Y

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A digitally composited graphic, apparently an official White House commemorative image, celebrating the 250th anniversary of American independence (2026). It shows a formation of jet aircraft in the sky trailing red, white, and blue smoke that forms the number "250," set against a dramatic orange-and-blue dusk sky. Below, the illuminated White House is shown at night/dusk with an American flag flying atop it, surrounded by dark silhouetted trees. White bold text below the "250" graphic reads "HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY." In the bottom right corner is a logo reading "THE WHITE HOUSE" with a small eagle/wings emblem and "250" beneath it.

Text in image: 250 HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY THE WHITE HOUSE 250

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A screenshot compilation of four X (Twitter) posts from conservative commentators praising a State of the Union address (SOTU), stacked vertically. Each shows the poster's profile photo, display name, verification checkmark, handle, and their comment text, with a "no retweet" icon and "..." menu at the top right of each post.

Text in image: Marc Thiessen 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦🇹🇼🇮🇱✔ (verified) @marcthiessen Truly one of the best SOTUs ever. The way he weaves the stories of ordinary Americans into his policy narrative is unmatched. Laura Ingraham ✔ (verified) @IngrahamAngle When future historians want to understand how Trump dominated American politics for 12 years, they should watch and read this speech. Bo Snerdley ✔ (verified) @BoSnerdley [Subscribe] I have been watching State of the Union addresses for decades. I have never seen one like this. Matthew Boyle ✔ (verified) @mboyle1 Honestly, I cannot think of a better SOTU at least in my 15 plus years of covering these.

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This year we're celebrating the 250th anniversary of American freedom, and no state has been more central to protecting that freedom than the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is where America declared its independence, where George Washington crossed to Delaware, where the union was saved by the heroes of Gettysburg. What a war that was when you read about it. And where Pennsylvania workers poured the iron and steel that won two world wars and won lots of other things in addition. With today's announcement, Pennsylvania will play a key role in building the arsenal of freedom to defend our nation in the modern world. We have things happening in this state. I think really people don't know what's happening in Pennsylvania. People aren't really, literally they're not able to even fathom what's going on. I'm just saying back there I thought I was very well aware of it, and then I'm meeting people, very well known people, and they're saying what they're doing here. We got to get the word out a little bit, because this is very much of a miracle, very much of a miracle, highly respected people. The talent and innovation in this room will keep America safe for many years to come.

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There are certainly sacrifices that come along with this life. Our kids are little, we're going to have to move. There are also-- This is a great video. This shows you the contrast between the perpetual victims that the left are, where they see oppression and everything. You'll see it here, the way Michelle Obama lives one of the most privileged lives you can imagine. And watch the way she looks at us. So a lot of good things. It's expensive to live in the White House. What a blessing it is to be here. There were moments when I didn't feel like I got enough attention. We live in this beautiful, very protected mansion that the American people have gifted us. Many people don't know. I mean, much is not covered. Most of our meals are prepared for us. So we don't have to worry as much about cooking. You're paying for every food, every bit of food that you eat. There are a lot of things that in some ways make having a baby easier. How do you raise kids in the White House? It's dangerous. You don't have to worry about TSA lines when you're the Vice President. Air Force 2 makes transportation pretty easy. We had to pay for their travel to be on the plane. Mine added two towards kids. They're a hassle. What the hell have we gotten ourselves into? No more kids. They mess you up. Then we had a second. Then we had a third. Now both of us are just like, what's one more? Whatever. Says a lot, doesn't it?

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A meme with the caption "Alfred E. Neuman" at top, showing two side-by-side images: on the left, the classic freckled, big-eared, gap-toothed cartoon mascot of MAD Magazine (Alfred E. Neuman) with his signature gap-toothed grin; on the right, a photo of a real man with dark hair, similarly grinning with a gap between his front teeth, implying a resemblance/comparison between the two.

Text in image: Alfred E. Neuman

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A news/rally photograph of Donald Trump walking on a red carpet toward the stage of an indoor arena rally, smiling and clapping/gesturing toward the crowd. He is wearing a dark navy suit with a red tie and white shirt. Rows of Secret Service agents and staff in suits stand along the edge of the stage near American flags, and a blue curtained backdrop is visible. Behind him, a packed arena crowd fills stands and a floor level, many holding signs (some readable as "SAVE AMERICA" and "ALASKA...TRUMP"), waving flags, and taking photos with phones. Above the crowd is an illuminated arena signage board reading "TEXT ALASKA TO 88022" with star graphics, and another banner above reads "STEP UP YOUR MEDICAL IMAGING GAME!". A watermark in the bottom left corner reads "© 2022 Douglas Coulter", indicating this is press/event photography from a 2022 rally, apparently in Alaska given the signage.

Text in image: STEP UP YOUR MEDICAL IMAGING GAME! TEXT ALASKA TO 88022 SA[...] SAVE AMERICA ALASKA... TRUMP (partially obscured sign) KELLY (partially visible sign) © 2022 Douglas Coulter

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