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News-style photograph taken outdoors in sunlight. An older man with light blond-gray hair, wearing a dark navy suit, white shirt, red tie and a small American flag lapel pin, leans forward over a large pale concrete or stone slab and signs it with a black marker. His signature is a long, spiky scrawl. Two round gold-colored medallions or coins sit on the slab's surface. Behind him, about two dozen construction workers stand in rows and pose for the photo. Most wear hard hats (white, red, yellow-green, dark) and high-visibility vests or shirts in neon yellow-green and orange. Many have their hands clasped in front of them. The ground behind him is dark gray pavement with white painted star and lettering shapes. There is no caption or overlay text.

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Screenshot of an X.com post by @Hunny1116 (verified, US flag emoji) that embeds another X post by @C_3C_3 (verified, "C3"). The embedded post's text calls one man "the baddest Motherf*cker in the World" and pairs him with Mike Tyson. The attached photo shows two men walking side by side outdoors in front of a white building with a stone staircase and a black iron gate. The man on the left is older, with light blond-gray hair, a navy suit, white shirt, red tie and a small flag lapel pin. The man on the right is bald and smiling slightly, in a lighter blue suit with an open-collar white shirt. The caption names the right-hand man as Mike Tyson and implies the left-hand man is the "baddest" one. Timestamp reads 11:44 PM, 10/9/26, 1.3K views.

Text in image: Hunny1116 @Hunny1116 X.com C3 @C_3C_3 X.com The baddest Motherf*cker in the World and Mike Tyson. 11:44 PM · 10/9/26 · 1.3K Views

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Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump, in the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it'd be 100%, but it was 99%. Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. It's 98%. That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates. So that support is actually really holding up strong. It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to that vote.

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I'm going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America $5,000. Democrat policies won't allow this to happen. In fact, the opposite. They're going to raise your taxes. If the Democrats win, you will have an economic depression. If the Republicans win, you will each have $5,000 in your pocket. And economic success for our country like we have never ever seen before. (gentle music)

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Aerial, top-down photograph of the White House's South Portico, rounded balcony and surrounding grounds. A large circular emblem reading "SEAL OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES" is set into the lawn in the foreground. It shows an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows, with a "E PLURIBUS UNUM" banner, a ring of stars and a cloud-and-star burst above the eagle. The seal is dark gray with light gray/white lettering and a pale border. It sits at the end of a straight pale walkway that runs from the building's curved steps, crosses a curved driveway, and meets the seal. The lawn is a deep, uniform green. An American flag on a pole stands in a small circular planter ringed with lights, right of center. Trees surround the lawn, some with yellow-green autumn foliage on the right. Part of the building's white facade is visible at the top, and a bare dirt or construction area at the upper right. The image has no caption or overlay text.

Text in image: SEAL OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES E PLURIBUS UNUM

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A vertical color photograph of a crowded group posing close together for a snapshot inside an ornate ballroom with gilded, cream-colored walls and ceiling and several crystal chandeliers. About ten people in formal evening wear are visible. Men wear black tuxedos with white shirts and black bow ties, and the women wear evening gowns. In the center is a dark-haired man in a tuxedo and bow tie, smiling. To his right is a woman with shoulder-length brown hair in an olive-green satin wrap gown with a pendant necklace. On the right edge is a man with glasses and slicked-back dark hair in a tuxedo with a white pocket square. On the left is a bearded, gray-haired man, in front of whom stands a woman with long light-brown hair in a black and white floral halter gown. Another man wears a black fur-style hat. Stage lights are mounted on a ceiling rig at the top. The framing and angle suggest a selfie or close-range phone shot. No captions or other text are visible.

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Let's bring in Mahek Cook, attorney and CEO of American Frontier Strategies. The president is laying all of this at the feet of his predecessor. He says the Biden administration made it too easy to enroll in Obamacare and even incited people to enroll new claimants, even if they weren't necessarily legitimate, Mahek. Well, John, that's correct. I mean, remember Obamacare was there to help the worst of the worst people that were in poverty that really needed help in government aid. And what did Joe Biden do? He came in and he ensured that there were lax laws so that immediately somebody that is now a healthcare provider, I call them fraudulent fixers, John, they came in and they were motivated to get people on the Obamacare exchange. So they not only stole identities of individuals, they changed people's status when they didn't even know that they were enrolling in this healthcare and then they continued to collect checks. And the only reason that we know about this fraud is because President Trump has flipped the script. No longer does government own us. They owe us, they owe every taxpayer money because we have been robbed blind from all of the Democrat policies that have allowed for these lax laws and not enough oversight. And that's what President Trump is bringing back. I can't remember the last president who said, "We overcharged you and we're going to give your money back." That's what businesses say. That's what successful businesses say. And that's exactly what President Trump is doing for taxpayers today. Take a look at the chart. In 2021, the first year of the Biden administration, there were 12 million people on the Obamacare rolls. By 2025, that number had doubled, 24 million. So it's, I guess, understandable that the administration would go looking for fraud there because of the way so many of these people were enrolled. John, you're right, and many of the enrollees weren't even asking for healthcare. They had never visited a doctor. So you start scratching your head and first you say, "How did that number double?" That's the first alert as a compliance attorney I look at. If you're spending 12 million and then it's doubling and then you remember the open border that Joe Biden allowed, millions upon millions of illegals to come into our country, less checks and balances, that screams fraud. And then you start looking at some of these fraudulent fixers and you start realizing they're making millions of dollars. So this is exactly what we needed. Every time I look at tax season, I know my business is being audited and it's time to start auditing Washington. And that's what President Trump did through Doge. And that's not what he's doing through every single program, but the numbers just don't make sense. And anytime that happens, it's a red flag and this is why we need more audits in government. That checks and balances works both ways. And President Trump made that announcement in the great state of Ohio where I live in. So people are excited to get that $500 back in my state and 30 other states. We're finally being recognized because many of us have been saying, John, we're being overtaxed, we're being overcharged and there's fraud occurring. And President Trump is the only president who actually listened. The vice president is talking about how the fraud was established. Listen. What happened under the Biden administration is that we created a brokerage program whereby we would pay a broker, I think $25 if they enrolled somebody in Obamacare. OK, sounds reasonable. However, we would also at the same time, we massively relaxed the eligibility criteria and also the checks. So imagine what happens when you make it much, much easier to enroll fraudulent people in Obamacare while simultaneously paying brokers to enroll people in Obamacare. You get a lot of fraud. And that's the fraud that they're trying to claw back now, Mahak. John, that's right, these are the fraudulent fixtures. I mean, basically what the Biden administration did was say, we are going to incentivize you to go out and find as many individuals that can enroll in Obamacare. And then essentially you're getting a kickback from enrolling individuals. So you were seeing massive amounts of fraud because again, many of these individuals didn't ask to enroll, didn't even know that their health care status was enrolling. So instead now, in the future, what we really need are codes for individuals that are actually enrolling so that they can check a box and say, yes, I need to enroll in Obamacare. But that wasn't occurring. So anybody on the side of fraud could essentially say, I'm going to enroll hundreds and thousands of people and make millions of dollars at taxpayer expenses. And President Trump is putting an end to it. At $25 a head, yeah, you can see why they would want to get as many people enrolled as they could. cook. Thanks. Thank you.

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A photograph of a green highway guide sign on two gray metal posts beside a road ramp, under a partly cloudy blue sky. The sign has white text and a diagonal up-right arrow. Behind it are dense trees, a palm tree, a chain-link fence and a grassy slope. To the right is a yellow diamond merge warning sign, and on the left is a streetlight pole and a small speed limit sign. Road pavement with white lane markings is in the foreground. It is a plain photo of the sign and carries no caption or overlay.

Text in image: President Donald J Trump Hwy Southern Blvd WEST ↗

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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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It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred with dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs, who comes up short again and again because there is no effort without error and shortcoming, but who does actually strive to do the deeds, who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself in a worthy cause, who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.

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A graphic with a white background and two headline lines. The left photo looks like a surveillance still from inside a train or light-rail car with blue patterned seats. A young person in a black cap and black t-shirt with teal lettering sits looking at a phone, arms crossed. Behind them a person in a red hooded top with long braids sits leaning forward, looking toward them. Parts of the frame are blurred, including a round blur at the top and a blurred edge at the left. The right photo is a booking-style mugshot of a man with long dreadlocks and a beard, wearing an orange top, against a light cinder-block wall. The graphic pairs the name in the headline with the mugshot and the train footage, and ties them to North Carolina under Governor Roy Cooper. The image itself does not say what happened.

Text in image: Decarlos Brown Jr. Governor Roy Cooper's North Carolina ZEPHYR

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[APPLAUSE]

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A very special hello to South Carolina, a place I love. I won three times, three out of three, and got the highest vote in the history of your state by just high numbers, record numbers. It's been incredible. The relationship I've had to your state has been unbelievable, and the relationship I have to you, and I appreciate it, very important. I'm asking everyone in South Carolina to get out and vote for a wonderful person, a great woman, I believe, a woman that Lindsey Graham said is the greatest person he's ever met, respected her more than any other person he's ever met, which always bothered me, 'cause I said, "Well, what about me?" I thought I was there. No, I think it was the sister, Darlene. He loved his sister, he respected his sister, and he was a great guy. So I'm here to ask you to get out and vote for Darlene Graham for the United States Senate. She's really got what it takes. She's an amazing person. I've gotten to know her very well. Darlene has devoted her entire life to the people of South Carolina, and after her brother, the late, great Lindsey Graham, and he was indeed, he was a great politician, actually, passed away unexpectedly. I asked Darlene to run. She's already a respected member of the Senate who is delivering for your state every single day. She just won a primary race against a very talented, very good politician, and she won quite easily, and she's a winner. She's gonna be a winner, and she's gonna be somebody that South Carolina's very proud of. Darlene is fighting to give you the lowest taxes, the biggest paychecks, the strongest, most secure borders ever, and she will always defend your right to keep and bear arms. In other words, she will always defend your Second Amendment. Darlene is running against a radical left maniac who's totally misunderstood. They don't know how bad she is, named Annie Andrews, who wants schools to turn your children transgender as soon as possible. She's in favor of the transgender mutilization of your children. She's in favor of men and women's sports and illegal aliens pouring into South Carolina. She wants high taxes, and she's willing to allow high crime. She doesn't care. She even told her supporters to defund the police and to abolish the police if possible. And you know, one thing I've learned about politicians, it's the first words out of their mouth, and then they change for an election. But when they say it, the first things they say, that's what they go back to all the time, always. South Carolina needs to defeat Annie Andrews and elect the incredible Darlene Graham to the United States Senate. Early voting begins on October 19th and ends on Saturday, October 31st. Vote early or vote on Election Day, November 3rd, but you have to get out and vote for Darlene. She's gonna be an incredible, really an unbelievable Senator. And like her brothers, it's good genetics. Her brother was a great politician who really helped me a lot. He could deal with anybody and he often had to. And she's something that's gonna be very special. You're lucky to have her. So South Carolina, go out and vote for Darlene Graham. You'll be very proud of your vote years from now. When you look back, gonna be very proud of that vote. And thank you very much for what you've done for me. Three wins by the highest totals ever in the history of your state. You can't do better than that and I love you too. Thank you very much.

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A line chart on a white background titled "U.S. Natural Gas Production Hits Record High". A light-blue line runs from about 70 in 2010 up to about 137 in mid-2026, with a dip around 2020-2021. Dark diamond markers on the line show the months a new record was set. A callout points to the final diamond: "new record high July 2026, 137 Bcf/d". A second callout explains the diamonds. A gold circular seal with an eagle and the numbers "45|47" sits in each top corner. The chart asserts that US natural gas output has risen steadily and reached an all-time high in July 2026.

Text in image: U.S. Natural Gas Production Hits Record High 45|47 45|47 150 125 100 75 // 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 new record high July 2026 137 Bcf/d diamonds indicate month new record was set

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of this one. Okay. The president Republicans most admire. It's Donald Trump. This is a historic comparison. A majority of Republicans say 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. Ronald Reagan who traditionally has won that. Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. Reagan at just 18%. And then Abraham Lincoln who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by what is this this is six seven times as many Donald John Trump at 53% easily crushing a blink in at 8% and the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. Don feel like this slide might end up on a printout at his desk.

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Side-by-side before and after photo of the square white base (plinth) of a large classical column on a building with tall windows and gray stone steps. In the "Before" photo on the left, the plinth surface is rough, patchy and cracked with visible vertical ridges and texture. In the "After" photo on the right, the same plinth is smooth, evenly coated and uniformly white. The ground around it is covered with brown protective paper (partly marked "RAMBOARD.COM") taped down with tan tape. In the Before photo a uniformed officer in dark clothing stands at the left edge, an orange bucket sits at lower right, and there is a blue cooler or jug, a backpack, plastic sheeting and a red toolbox near the steps. These items are not in the After photo.

Text in image: BEFORE AFTER BOARD.COM RAMBOARD.COM

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A graphic with a white background. Large bold black text at the top reads "This Man is Our National Security", with the word "is" underlined. Below the text is a formal portrait photo of an older man with light blond-gray swept hair, a stern, frowning expression, and a direct gaze at the camera. He wears a navy suit, white shirt, bright blue tie, and a small American flag lapel pin. An American flag and a dark ornate background are behind him. The image makes a statement-style claim presenting the pictured man as the nation's national security. No name appears in the image.

Text in image: This Man is Our National Security

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