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>> USA! USA! USA! >> Thank you very much. I love you, but I'm here for candidate Roger Barnaby. (crowd cheers)

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Screenshot of a social media post (styled like Truth Social/X) from an account "James Vinson" (@steelerjmv), whose profile picture shows a person standing outdoors. The post is timestamped 6:38 PM · Sep 25, 2026, with 10 views shown. The post text criticizes an unnamed woman ("she") as disloyal while asserting continued Latino support for someone, without naming who either party is.

Text in image: James Vinson @steelerjmv She is nothing but a back stabber. I'm glad the Latino support hasn't wavered. 6:38 PM · Sep 25, 2026 · 10 Views

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A screenshot of a social media post (styled like an X/Twitter post) from a verified account named "HowlingBunghole" (@HowlingBunghole), whose profile picture shows a person wearing a hat, partially visible. The post text argues that a Florida district's Hispanic voters are unrelated to some unspecified issue, explains that Homestead, Florida is a major agricultural region nicknamed the "winter salad bowl of the East Coast," and claims that support for it is meant to please the poster's donors (who employ many undocumented immigrants) rather than her actual constituents. The post is timestamped 2:28 PM · Sep 24, 2026, with 169 views shown.

Text in image: HowlingBunghole ✓ @HowlingBunghole Hispanic voters in her District have nothing to do with this. It turns out Homestead Florida produces a large amount of agricultural products. It is known as the winter salad bowl of the East Coast due to the amount of vegetables they grow. This is more to make her donors, who employ a large number of illegals, happy. Not her actual voters. 2:28 PM · Sep 24, 2026 · 169 Views

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Screenshot of a post on X (Twitter) by the account "johnny maga" (@johnnymaga), which has a blue verified checkmark and a pixel-art avatar of a figure in a red cap. The post claims Trump is doing well with 15 days left and that he alone blocked Democrats' momentum from a rally blitz. The screenshot shows a slashed-circle icon at top right and a "..." menu.

Text in image: johnny maga @johnnymaga Trump is hitting his stride with 15 days to go. He single-handedly thwarted all of the momentum Democrats had with this rally blitz.

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A screenshot of a social media post (styled like X/Twitter) from an account named "Juan Pablo" (handle @JuanPavlo79640), whose profile picture shows a person with dark hair. The display name is followed by three emoji: a US flag, a cross with a purple square/flag, and another cross. The post text questions why Trump would endorse a female political figure despite her voting record, implying he should reconsider his endorsement. The post shows a timestamp and view count.

Text in image: Juan Pablo 🇺🇸✝️🟪✝️ @JuanPavlo79640 Didn't she voted with Trump 99% of the time? Trump must remove his endorsement from her 10:18 PM · Sep 23, 2026 · 997 Views

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A screenshot of a social media post (appears to be from X/Twitter, reposted/shared onto Truth Social) by a verified user named "Dave Roman" with handle @DaveRom86052473. The account has a profile picture of an older man wearing sunglasses and a cap. The post shows a timestamp of 2:09 PM · Sep 24, 2026 and 58 Views. The post text asserts, without evidence shown in the image, that an unnamed woman was paid to say things, and calls on the press to investigate.

Text in image: Dave Roman ✓ @DaveRom86052473 Find out who PAID her to say those things.... Press, DO YOUR JOB!!! 2:09 PM · Sep 24, 2026 · 58 Views

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I'm a one way motorway, I'm a road that drives away then follows you back home. I am a street light shining, I'm a wild light blind and bright burning off and on. It's times like these you learn to live again. It's times like these you give and give again. It's times like these you learn to love again. It's times like these time and time again. I have a new day rising, I'm a brand new sky to hang the stars upon tonight. I am a little divided, do I stay or run away and leave it all behind. It's times like these you learn to live again. It's times like these you give and give again. It's times like these you learn to love again. It's times like these time and time again. It's times like these you learn to live again. It's times like these you learn to love again.

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A photograph of a large, disorderly pile of weathered wooden shipping pallets, some blue plastic ones among them, stacked and leaning at various angles. Fallen tree branches and a log lie across the pile, and vines and leafy overgrowth cover parts of it. The foreground is dense green ground cover, with a bit of bare dirt at the lower right. The sky is overcast and pale blue-grey. There are no people, captions or overlays.

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A color photograph of a large pile of weathered wooden pallets, boards, a flat sheet of plywood or particle board, and some green tarp or fabric dumped on a grassy field. A dirt path runs along the left edge. Dense green trees are behind the pile on the left, and a weeping willow stands on the right. The sky is overcast and grey-blue. The grass in the foreground has been partly mown. No people, signs, or text are visible.

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A color photograph of a debris pile on an overgrown, wooded hillside. In the center is a rolled-up, tangled piece of black chain-link fencing with a thin orange survey ribbon hanging vertically above it. Many metal pipes and poles, some rusty and some gray or black, lie in a heap at lower left, along with a large rock. Cut logs and stumps sit on the right. The ground is dirt covered in dead leaves and twigs. Bare branches and green foliage fill the background. The photo has no people, captions, or overlaid text. It looks like an ordinary snapshot of dumped fencing and pipe in brush.

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A photograph of a pile of discarded pipes and debris in a wooded area. Many metal and rusty pipes of varying lengths lie criss-crossed on a leaf-covered dirt ground. Several pipes are black, and several are grey or rust-brown. Among them are chunks of crumbly, moss-covered concrete or cement-like cylinders, which look like pipe sections coated in concrete. A piece of black wire mesh or fencing is in the background. Green foliage, vines and tree trunks surround the pile, and a dirt path is visible at the lower right. There are no people, captions or overlaid graphics.

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A screenshot of a social media post (X/Twitter-style) from an account named "John Hodnett" (@JohnHodnett), which has a blue verification checkmark. The profile picture shows a smiling man with light hair. The post consists of a single line of text, timestamped 2:26 PM · Sep 24, 2026, with 66 views shown. There is no image or additional media beyond the text post itself.

Text in image: John Hodnett @JohnHodnett She tried a stunt and it back fired! 2:26 PM · Sep 24, 2026 · 66 Views

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Screenshot of a post on X (Twitter) from the account "One America News" (@OANN), which has a gold verification badge and an OAN logo avatar (red, white and blue eagle graphic above the letters "OAN"). A black "Follow" button, a slashed-circle icon and a three-dot menu appear at the top right. The post is a news-style announcement that a packed arena is waiting for President Trump in Kansas, where he is rallying Republican voters as a key Senate race tightens ahead of the midterm elections. No photo or video is attached.

Text in image: One America News @OANN Follow PACKED ARENA AWAITS PRESIDENT TRUMP IN KANSAS President Trump rallies GOP voters in Kansas as a key Senate race tightens ahead of the midterm elections.

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A two-panel side-by-side meme-style comparison under white headers. Left panel, headed "BIDEN": an older gray-haired, bearded man in a light green knit sweater with a dark shoulder panel, handcuffed, standing or crouching inside a glass-walled courtroom defendant cage with wooden framing, raising his hands toward the glass. A white plastic bag sits on the floor at lower left. Right panel, headed "TRUMP": inside a private jet cabin, eight people pose smiling close together, including an older man in a dark hoodie at the center, with several men and women around him. Two of them hold up an American flag across the foreground. The image sets the two photos against each other under the names Biden and Trump, implying a contrast between the outcomes. It does not state the people's identities or the context.

Text in image: BIDEN TRUMP

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A color photograph of an active construction site under a blue sky with thin clouds. A concrete-framed multi-story structure stands at left, with steel beams laid on a concrete deck in the foreground and a partly erected steel frame in the center. A tall tower crane with a lifting cable and two orange slings rises in the middle. A large red lattice-boom crawler crane marked "BAY CRANE" stands at right. About a dozen workers in hard hats and orange or yellow high-visibility vests stand near the steel on the right and a few appear at left. Rebar stubs, black buckets and a red fire extinguisher sit on the deck. Neoclassical-style buildings and a tree are visible in the background at right. There is no caption or overlay.

Text in image: BAY CRANE

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A photograph of two older men standing side by side in a bright, beige-toned room, facing the camera. The man on the left is taller, with gray hair, and wears a dark navy suit, white shirt, blue patterned tie, a small gold pin on the lapel, and black dress shoes. The man on the right has short graying hair and a gray beard, and wears a navy and green zip-up fleece jacket, black pants, and black Reebok sneakers. The left man has an arm around the right man's shoulder. Behind them are a cream tufted leather sofa, two floor lamps with white shades, a wood-paneled wall, window blinds, a wooden table with plates, and white chairs. No caption or overlaid text is visible.

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A photograph of two men shaking hands in a bright office or meeting room. The man on the left has short gray hair and wears a dark navy suit, white shirt and a blue-and-white striped tie. The man on the right is older, with gray hair and a gray stubble beard. He wears a navy and dark green zip-up fleece jacket, black pants and black sneakers. Both are smiling slightly and looking at each other. Behind them are tall windows with wooden blinds, a potted plant, a table with plates of food and white chairs, a floor lamp, and a cream leather sofa with a low table holding a cup and a sugar bowl. No captions, logos or text are visible, and the image has no identifying labels.

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A color photograph of two older men standing and talking in a bright, well-furnished room with beige walls and wooden window blinds. The man on the left has gray hair and wears a dark navy suit, white shirt and blue patterned tie with a small lapel pin. He holds a stack of white papers and a pen or phone in his hands, and he looks toward the other man. The man on the right has short graying hair and light stubble, smiles, and wears a green-and-navy zip fleece jacket, black pants and black sneakers. He holds a smartphone in one hand and a small dark purple booklet with a gold emblem, which looks like a passport, in the other. Behind them are a dining table with plates of food, white chairs, a potted plant, a table lamp, a cream leather sofa and a side table with a cup and saucer. The photo has no caption, overlay or visible text.

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A posed photograph of eight people crowded together inside the cabin of a private jet, smiling at the camera. Three people in front (a woman with long brown hair in a pink-beige blazer, an older gray-haired man in a dark hoodie, and a young blonde woman in a green patterned shawl) and a man in a dark suit at the right hold an American flag stretched across the bottom of the frame. Behind them stand a woman with her hair in a bun and a dark blazer, a man in a plaid shirt, a woman with long light-brown hair, and a tall man in a dark button-up shirt. The cabin has cream interior panels, wood trim and overhead vents, and sunlight comes through a window at right. No text, captions or logos are visible.

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Lots of talk about affordability, or is there? I don't even hear a lot of talk about it anymore, but still, there's a lot of grumbling about it on the internet, there's a lot of people talking about it. And one of the things they're saying is, if you understood the mindset of young people, you would understand what the problem is. They're leaving Trump by the zillions, and they expect us to do something to help them. And so you have some people proposing sort of socialism-like. These are from so-called conservatives who become pseudo-conservers. The populists, of course, are all over this, because in many ways, they're the socialists. And so more government and more spending, despite the $40 trillion debt going to $50 trillion, and despite, at some point, the need to do something about Social Security and Medicare, Social Security in six years, say the trustees, is going to lose money and go broke, and in seven years, followed by Medicare. So Washington proposes what Washington's best at, spending more debt, redistribution of wealth, stealing from you and the private sector. So let's get into this. I want the Democrats, specifically, to answer a few questions, and the media hosts, particularly on these Sunday network magazine shows or news shows, maybe they'll try asking some actual questions when they have Democrat Party guests. Please specifically spell out your affordability agenda. You raised gasoline prices when Biden was president. How will you lower them when you raised them last time? You raised food prices when Biden was president. How will you lower them when you raised them last time? You raised inflation when Biden was president. How will you lower it when you raised it last time? You raised the cost of living for average Americans. How will you lower it when you raised it last time? You raised healthcare costs when Obama was president by passing Obamacare, not a single Republican voted for that. How will you lower it when you raised it under Obama by expanding it and calling it Medicare for all? Well, they don't have any answers, you know, they'll just say tax billionaires or something like that. But I want to take a little bit of a deeper dive here and talk some turkey with you. People talk about in the 1950s and '60s, people could afford a home, they could afford a car, they had modest incomes, not anymore, not anymore. We need to get back to that. So I looked, in the 1950s and '60s, young adults in their early 20s and 30s, well, they had lower average incomes, more family-based households and less access to credit. This meant that while they might have spent a larger share of income on certain categories, like cars or housing, the absolute dollar amounts that they spent were generally lower than today's young adults in their 30s and 40s. Young adults in the 1950s and '60s by today's age had lower total spending than today's young adults in their 30s and 40s due to lower incomes in different economic conditions. Core spending takes up the greatest share of income for the youngest and oldest generations. Core spending, that trend can be explained in part due to changes in income. Peak earning occurs in middle age, obviously not when you're just starting out and obviously not when you're retired or retiring. Even in the dollar value of household spending, that goes up as someone approaches middle age. The increase in household income on average outpaces the increase in spending. So when you're really kicking into your career or your business or whatever it is you're doing. Medical expenses are the smallest percentage of budgets for the youngest adult generation. So they're paying lower than any other generation when it comes to medical expenses. Young adults today are much more likely than their counterparts 30 years ago to be college graduates. But that comes with a cost. College tuition is expensive. Most students wanna live away from home and go to schools away from home. So in addition to tuition, you have room and board on top of tuition. That said, those with college degrees over the course of their lifetime, they earn significantly more than those without. Although for many at the start of their career, they have college loan debt and perhaps other debt they've acquired, such as cars and credit cards for eating out or vacations that put great pressure on their incomes. Again, when they're starting out, their incomes are those of junior employees. Young women have made greater gains at attending college than young men. From 1993 to 2023, the share of young women, ages 25 to 34, with at least a four-year college degree rose from 23 to 47%. And among young men, the increase was smaller, 24 to 38%. Therefore, the debt spending income scenario can be even more widespread among young women and especially among single women. So in other words, much of this has nothing to do with government, nothing to even do with government policies. These are lifestyle decisions. In other words, the benefit for many young people in going to college doesn't actually come until several years or even a decade or more after they graduate. They pay down both student debt and other expenses they've incurred. So in the long run, the degree is typically beneficial. In the short run, depending on lifestyle decisions and spending habits, it can create more financial difficulty. The 1950s and '60s, fewer Americans went to college. Young people started work early. They didn't make big purchases requiring lots of debt, no student loans, not new cars. They lived more modestly in the types of homes and vehicles they might buy. They ate home at home more often than going out to restaurants. They didn't travel as much, so they didn't use airlines. They didn't go to hotels and that sort of thing. Maybe they drive for a three-day vacation or something like that. Family expectations were different. In limited consumer goods were available. Goods like sugar and meat were still rationed in the early 1950s, and refrigerators were a luxury for some households. Colored TV didn't even exist for most households until starting in the early '60s and beyond. Leisure was often local and low cost. Kids played outside, not a whole bunch of computers and video games. Clothing was practical and modest. While the 1950s and '60s saw economic growth, many young people's lives were marked by modest living. And so some young people had brought these circumstances onto themselves. It's not the system, it's not capitalism. It's not even government. We have gotten so good at producing so many consumer products, leisure products, and so forth and so on, that people wanna partake of them. They wanna acquire them. But sometimes they outpace their income, particularly when they're young people, particularly if they go to college, particularly if they take out student loans, and they live away from home with tuition and board. And all those expenses pile up. It's a bigger percentage of young people than 30, 40, 50 years ago. And I wanna talk about gas prices. We're told that a gallon of gasoline, if we can get the price of gasoline down, we Republicans will win the midterm elections. Gas prices may feel like a record in 2026, but adjusted for inflation, they are not, writes Dr. Randall Olson. We're told gas is the most expensive it has been in years. The war headlines are everywhere. And he says the record gas prices, it's back in everyone's feed. The pump number stings, but adjust for inflation and the record evaporates. US gas costs more in 1981 than it does today. More in 2008 than it does today. Again, inflation adjusted. More in 2022 under Biden than it does today. The number on the pump is near an all-time high. What a gallon actually costs you in real money is nowhere near an all-time high. 2008 is still the one to beat, he writes. The real all-time high was June 2008 at $6.20 a gallon in today's money. 1981 was worse too. 1981 held the record before 2008, took it. March 1981, regular gas hit, again, inflation adjusted. Regular gas, $5.32 a gallon in today's dollars. Oh yes. Even in 2022, a few years back, the most recent peak is the one people remember. When Russia invaded Ukraine, the national average set an all-time record just above $5 a gallon in June 2022. That was the highest price ever at the pump in plain dollars adjusted for inflation. It works out to about $5.50 for a gallon of regular gasoline still above spring 2026 and still short of 2008. And if you live in California, my son, our son took a picture of the prices at the pump. They are unbelievable. You got 72 cents a gallon sales tax in California, the highest in the nation by far. Other expenses that they add on to gasoline and oil out there, it is nuts. And they want you to blame Trump and they want you to blame the Iran war and on and on and on. No, I've said it before and let me underscore it again. The prices for gasoline, the prices for everything when it comes to energy is higher due to what we call Democrats. What about housing prices? As of June 2026, the last information that is comparative, the inflation adjusted US home price index is 170.2 up from 169 in May of this year. But that's 3.8% below the highest May 2022. That was the record 176.9. This is the number they use to compare income to housing prices. So the highest it's been was in May 2022, 3.8% higher than it is today. That means that when stripped of inflation housing prices, they're still near an all time high. And by the way, for investors, they like that. For first time buyers, they obviously don't, but it's not at the peak that it was under Biden in 2022. I just told you that gasoline at its peak was higher in the 1980s and highest under Joe Biden. I just told you that housing prices were highest, highest under Joe Biden. But you don't hear this. You don't hear it anywhere really. The two highest points were 2006, the housing bubble and 2022, the post pandemic surge. Now there's no accounting for what Democrats do in these blue states and these blue metropolitan areas. Take Mondami, the Marxist Islamist. Oh yes, socialism he supports. Well, let's take rent control. What does rent control do? Let's think for a second. They lock in rent prices back to a given year or time. Now people who are renting and are older, they love it. They love it because they're gonna have a fixed rental price whether the landlord likes it or not, whether his or her expenses go up or not, whether utility prices and taxes go up or not, they don't care. It's just wonderland. We love socialism, rent control. But what does that do? It limits the number of units. You have to be nuts to be a developer and go in and say, you know what, I'm gonna build a whole bunch of new rental properties just so I can have rent control at some point. No, because if a government can put in rent control today it can put it in tomorrow. That's not Trump's fault. That's not Israel's fault. That's Mondami's fault. That's the fault of the socialists who drive up the cost of everything. And not only is affordability an issue, but availability is an issue. Okay, I wanna address another topic before we go to our guests and that is Iran. I wanna be very blunt about this. This is not a war between the United States and Iran or the United States and Israel versus Iran. This is a civilizational war. You see, we don't quite understand the enemy. We can't seem to get our heads around it. I'm afraid some of our generals can't, some of our advisors can't. This is a civilizational war, certainly from the perspective of the enemy. Khomeini in 1979, he was not interested merely in taking over a nation state, a country. He is spreading an ideology. He is spreading Islam. He seeks to conquer the West. He seeks to conquer obviously an entire Middle East. He and his followers. Israel is a big problem to that agenda because the Jews don't intend to go easily. In fact, they don't intend to go at all. They have a serious military, one of the most powerful on the face of the earth and certainly one of the most experienced on the face of the earth because they're facing enemies, they're surrounded day in and day out. We are war hardened too, but not in the same way. Not in the same way. My concern is this. We've heard from generals talking about off-ramps. We've heard generals say that we have limited munitions, whether they've said it anonymously or however, same with advisors who said the same thing. They're leaking to the media. We had an MOU that was never going to work. The enemy, you know, they have an agreement and two minutes later they violate it. So we're constantly looking for ways to negotiate our way out of this. You wanna end this war? I will give you my best thought on this. I want us to win. I want the administration to succeed. I want my friend, President Trump, to be the greatest president, including wartime president in American history. And what he's done so far is unparalleled. Seven prior presidents, you know, chose to do next to nothing. Some of them even subsidized the enemy. Some of them subsidized their nuclear program. The fact is that this president had to act, did act. He couldn't wait. The enemy told his envoy that we could make 11 nuclear bombs in 10 days. Our intelligence said we needed to act and it was imminent. But it is a civilizational war. You can't contain the enemy no matter what's negotiated if it's ever negotiated. The enemy will not comply. The enemy will not agree to anything. The enemy views us as a bump in the road. Whether it's the first tier, the second tier, the third tier, or the 10th tier of this regime. If we want to defeat this enemy, we've got to use all that's available to us to destroy it. That includes arming the Iranian people, as I've said for half a year, as was the Reagan doctrine. Now there may be generals and advisors telling the commander in chief, "No, the risk averse and so forth and so on." There is no effective off-ramp. Arming those people with the help of the Israelis, who we've sidelined, with the help of Mossad, working with the CIA, will make a huge, huge difference as it has in the recent past in other countries, among other things. There is no reason Karg Island is off the table in some of these other infrastructure facilities. I don't care what the Arabs say, ignore them. I don't care what Erdogan says, ignore him. This is a civilizational war that we must win. It is a righteous war. We have a courageous president. I don't think we'll see another one like him. It's now or never.

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Screenshot of an X (Twitter) post by the account "GRANDPA's FREE ADVICE" (@GOP_is_Gutless), shown with a verified checkmark and a profile picture of an old engraved-style portrait. The post is a long text attributing quotes to Henry Kissinger praising Donald Trump, followed by a 13-item list of "What Americans actually want", hashtags, and two photos side by side: on the left a portrait of an older man with swept blond-white hair in a navy suit, white shirt, red tie and a flag lapel pin; on the right an elderly man with white hair and rectangular glasses in a dark jacket. The post is timestamped 6:18 AM, Oct 21, 2026, with 129K views. The text asserts Kissinger said Trump is the only true leader and that Trump is the only one speaking to a populist wish list; the quotes are presented without a source.

Text in image: GRANDPA's FREE ADVICE @GOP_is_Gutless Henry Kissinger on Trump: “Donald Trump is a phenomenon foreign countries have not seen before… the only true leader. The man is making changes like never before and he does everything for the good of the people of this nation. After eight years of tyranny, we finally see a difference.” “Trump puts America and its people first. There’s nothing wrong with him and people need to open their eyes.” He forces allies and enemies to recalculate after Obama’s withdrawal. The weak grow strong at the frontier; the strong grow weak by inhibition. Trump is dismissing inhibitions and putting America first. What Americans actually want: 1. Hillary held accountable 2. Put God back in America 3. Borders closed or protected 4. Congress on the same retirement & health plans as everyone else 5. Congress obeys its own laws 6. English as the language 7. Constitution & Bill of Rights 8. Drug-free America 9. No giveaways for non-citizens 10. Balance the budget 11. Stop sending money to foreign countries 12. Term limits for Congress 13. Respect our military, flag, and law enforcement Trump is the only one speaking to this. We the people are coming. #AmericaFirst #Trump #Kissinger 6:18 AM · Oct 21, 2026 · 129K Views

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Screenshot of an X (Twitter) post by the verified account Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh), shown with a small profile photo of a man in a suit, a black "Follow" button, and a menu icon. The post claims President Trump walked out in Kansas to a packed house filled to capacity, praises him for alternating between the White House and the campaign trail, says he is doing it to save America though he doesn't have to, and says thousands show up everywhere he goes. Emojis include a red siren, two fire symbols, and clapping hands.

Text in image: Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh Follow 🚨 JUST IN: President Trump just WALKED OUT in Kansas to a packed house, FILLED TO CAPACITY This man goes from working hard at the White House, to the campaign trail, and back, ON REPEAT!! 🔥🔥 He's doing it to save America but he doesn't have to. THOUSANDS show up EVERYWHERE HE GOES 👏

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Screenshot of an X (Twitter) post by a verified account named "Bill knots" (@BillKnots71040), with a small avatar of a person in a vest and hat. The post text reads "VOTE RED" with thumbs-up, American flag, thumbs-up emojis. Attached is a stylized, painterly digital image of a man with blond swept hair, resembling a statue, standing on a stone pedestal in front of the White House under a cloudy sky with an American flag on a pole. He wears gold Roman-style armor and a striped tunic, is draped in a large American flag cloak, clutches the flag at his chest with one hand, and rests the other on a staff. Caption on the image reads "The Republic Stands Strong", with a small "American 24/7" logo in the bottom right corner. The post is timestamped 8:30 AM, Oct 22, 2026, with 277 views.

Text in image: Bill knots @BillKnots71040 VOTE RED 👍🇺🇸👍 THE REPUBLIC STANDS STRONG AMERICAN 24/7 8:30 AM · Oct 22, 2026 · 277 Views

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We're going to keep moving. As you can see, the line is just wrapping around the building. People are so excited to see the president and. Honestly. Rain or shine, everybody, everybody is here. We got the wind whipping, but it doesn't stop anybody. And everybody's wrapped up in their MAGA best, their their blankets, their hats. We're going to keep moving in a moment and we're going to continue the interviews of the American people who are here to support Trump and everyone who needs to make Kansas better. You know, it's not just about the president, it's about.

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Screenshot of a post on X (Twitter) by the account "Daniel Baldwin" (@baldwin_daniel_), which has a blue verified checkmark, a black "Subscribe" button, and a small round profile photo of a person in dark clothing. The post is text only. It says a crowd in Kansas was extremely loud for President Trump, that the arena roof was nearly blown off when he came out, and that thousands of Americans lined up for miles to greet his motorcade.

Text in image: Daniel Baldwin @baldwin_daniel_ Subscribe Absolutely wild crowd for President Trump in Kansas. The crowd basically blew the roof off the arena when President Trump came out. And that's not to mention the thousands of Americans lined up for miles to greet him as he motorcaded over.

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[CHEERING] [MUSIC PLAYING] [CHEERING] From the lakes of Minnesota, to the hills of Tennessee, across the plains of Texas. From sea to shining sea, from Detroit down to Houston, and New York to LA. Where there's pride in every American heart, and it's time we stand and say, that I'm proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free. And I won't forget the men who died, who gave that fight to me. And I'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today. 'Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land. God bless the USA. And I'm proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free. And I won't forget the men who died, who gave that fight to me. And I'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today.

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Screenshot of a post on X (Twitter) from a verified account named Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman), shown with a small circular profile photo of a person in a cap, a blue verification check, a black "Subscribe" button, and a menu icon. The post says Trump is "on fire" (fire emoji) in Kansas tonight and expresses enthusiasm.

Text in image: Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman Subscribe Trump is on 🔥 in Kansas tonight! Let’s fcking go!!!

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>> [APPLAUSE]

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Screenshot of an X (Twitter) post by an account named Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) with a blue verified checkmark and a small round profile photo of a man in a dark suit with a red tie. A black "Subscribe" button, a slashed-circle icon and a three-dot menu appear at the top right. The post text, on a white background, says President Trump has taken the stage in Kansas before a rowdy crowd, that "USA! USA!" chants are echoing through the arena, and that the place is packed with patriots. It starts with a red siren emoji and ends with a US flag emoji. No photo or video of the event is in the screenshot, only the text.

Text in image: Nick Sortor @nicksortor Subscribe 🚨 HERE WE GO! President Trump has TAKEN THE STAGE in Kansas, speaking in front of a SUPER rowdy crowd Chants of "USA! USA!" are ECHOING throughout the arena This place is PACKED FULL of patriots! 🇺🇸

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-We had a wonderful man who, during the Biden administration, was taken hostage in Russia. They claimed things. We won't get into that, but we thought he was a very high-quality, innocent man, and Steven Hubbard, his name is. And he was, for the last number of years, I would hear the name mostly when it happened. When it happened, I would watch his son on television. I'd watch his family on television, begging virtually for him to come back, please. And the other day, I was talking with -- I set the stage earlier, but the other day, I was talking to Vladimir Putin about settling his war with Ukraine, which I think we're getting closer to, by the way. Maybe now, the closest we've been. But I mentioned, "Could you let Steven Hubbard out, please?" And he agreed to do it. So he was met today in Russia, and he's on his way back. He's on a flight. Steve Whitcoff is with him. His family is with him. His family went over to meet him. And so we thank everybody involved. This was an amazing thing. They didn't think he'd come out for 20, 25 years. So we appreciate the fact that we were able to get him. We gave nothing in exchange, which is very rare. We never give anything in exchange. We haven't -- we've taken -- we've gotten out hundreds of hostages. We don't give -- once you give, you'll end up quadrupling the problem. The past administration gave massive amounts of money and other things. You can't do that. And when you do that, the problem is greatly exacerbated. So he'll be landing soon, relatively soon. And I hear he's in pretty good shape. He went through a lot. I spoke to him this morning. He is the happiest man around. He didn't think this was going to be -- this was very surprising to him, but I did it. It really took place on a phone call at the end of last week with President Putin. So we appreciate it very much. And his family is extremely happy. They can't believe it because it happened so quickly.

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Screenshot of a post on X (formerly Twitter) from the account "Real America's Voice (RAV)" with the handle @RealAmVoice. The account has a gold verified badge and a circular avatar showing a red, white and blue "RAV America's Voice" logo. A black "Subscribe" button, a slashed-circle icon and a three-dot menu sit at the top right. The post text says the arena is packed and loud for @POTUS, with the @POTUS mention in blue. The screenshot shows no photo or video, only the text.

Text in image: Real America's Voice (RAV) @RealAmVoice Subscribe The arena is PACKED and LOUD for @POTUS!

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All right. I want to show you a chalkboard or a whiteboard here on the 3D or 4D chess that President Trump is playing. Nobody gets it. This guy is a genius and the EU just shot themselves in the foot. It'll work to America's advantage, I think, but you could have been a winner too as well. Let me show you. What are Trump's goals? Because he is marking everything off. He promised. I did that, did that, did that. Some of his goals, end the never-ending wars, put America first, reduce spending, reduce waste and corruption, tech and AI and box China. Make sure we're still a superpower. Okay. Let me just show you what he was doing and what he is doing with Putin and everybody else. He's offering a deal where Russia, because be honest, Russia lost. Everybody knows that. Nobody's saying that, but it's true. Russia was supposed to be able to go in there for two weeks and take all of the Ukraine. Ukraine is not a NATO ally. Ukraine stopped them. No, we helped, but it wasn't NATO, so you don't need that. Because really, if you can't beat Ukraine, you think you're going to beat Poland and all of NATO? That's ridiculous. Russia lost, but Trump is offering him a way to let him claim victory. He can claim victory. The war is over. Plus, money doesn't talk, it screams. We are after rare minerals. Rare minerals is going to do this for us. Tech AI, we cannot exist without rare minerals. 70% to 90% of them come from China now. They got a lock on rare minerals. You're not going to be the world leader if we don't have them. That's why Trump said maybe Greenland should be the 51st state. No, no, they weren't interested. If this falls apart, Greenland look out, you could be the 51st state. He wants to box China. He wants to put America first, end the war, reduce spending. What he's doing is he's offering to buy the rare minerals in the now Russian part of Ukraine. Putin's going to like that. It ends the war, and he can say he won because he's taking money now. It also, on our side, weakens the relationship between Russia and China. That relationship, China's not going to be for all of that, and we've made an enemy a frenemy. Putin, you can't trust him, but better to have a relationship like this than to be saying that we might going to go into nuclear war. Here's Ukraine. Let Zelensky claim victory because Russia lost. He claims victory. He gets a secure Ukraine. Why? Not because we put boots on the ground, or he's become a NATO member, but because we want to buy his rare earth minerals as well. That will help them with money rebuilding. We'll send people in. Companies will come in. They'll build the mines. They'll build everything. Ukraine will make money. Russia will make money. We get rare earth minerals at a much cheaper level, and China is no longer involved at all, and it's, again, reduced our dependency on China. Also, it stops our money pipeline, which, gee, reduced waste and corruption. Okay, the EU, you blew this, guys. It would have allowed you to let the EU claim victory. NATO did it. We won. We held him back. It would have stopped the war, restored their economy, secure their economy, and Europe, you'd be relevant again. Nobody's afraid of you. Boots on the ground. Are the French just going to actually leave boots on the ground because nobody's going to ... Idiots. EU could have won as well, and here's what we get out of it. Tell me this is a problem for anybody. We are, again, a world leader by brain, not our military. No muscle in this. We're not coercing anyone. Everyone can win from this. You box China. You get the rare earth minerals. You're forward thinking for once. Less money to NATO. Europe is stronger. No war. America wins with no losers. Let's see. Reduce spending. Put America first. End the never ending wars. Gee, yeah, Donald Trump's an idiot. This guy's a freaking genius, and this is the first time I've seen a president actually stand up for America first without hurting everyone else. We all win.

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the Donald Trump administration is arguably the most influential this century and probably as well dating back a good portion of the last century as well. Love it, like it, lump it. Trump is remaking in the United States of America. Let's talk about tariffs first, right? There's all this talk that Donald Trump always chickens out when it comes to tariffs. Uh-uh. No tacos for Trump. The effect of tariff rate. Get this. It's 18% the highest. The highest since the FDR administration in the 1930s. Up from, get this, just 2% last year. From just 2% last year, we're talking about a level, an effective tariff rate level. Get this. Nine times as high this year than last year. But it's not just on tariffs, which of course Donald Trump ran on, in which you're seeing a tremendously influential presidency. What about immigration? Of course, Trump ran and has always run on a very hawkish immigration platform. Get this. 2025, net migration in the United States down at least 60% from last year. In fact, we may be heading for the first time in at least 50 years in which we have net negative. Net negative migration into the United States. And last year, of course, in 2024, the net migration in the U.S. was 2.8 million. This year we might be talking about negative net migration. My goodness gracious. Now, of course, this is part of the larger story, as I was mentioning. We're talking about immigration, net migration. We're talking about the effective tariff rate. But get this. How is Donald Trump doing it? Well, he is signing a ton of executive orders. Get this. 180 the most in a year since Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Oh my goodness. You have to go back to the first half of the 20th century, the last century. And to make a comparison, Joe Biden signed, get this, just 77 during his entire first year. And we're only a little bit in August so far, and Donald Trump making history with 180, 180 executive orders signed so far this year. So that's why I said that in my mind, Donald Trump is the most influential president of this century and probably dating back a good portion of the last century. That is because he is remaking the country in terms of tariffs. He is remaking the country in terms of net migration. And he is remaking the country in terms of how much policy changes he's putting through in executive orders. As I said, it truly is history making. Love it, like it or lump it.

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