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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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A photograph of a waterfront park scene in autumn. A large tree with bright red-orange leaves and bare dark branches stands on a grassy bank beside a stone-block seawall. Nearby is a smaller green-yellow tree. A low white railing runs along the grass, and an orange traffic cone is visible near the right. Behind the trees a multi-span concrete bridge with light posts crosses the water. The calm water in the foreground reflects the stone wall and the red foliage. The sky is pale and hazy. No people, no overlaid text, no captions.

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Color photograph taken at a slight tilt of a damaged concrete waterfront edge beside a calm river or canal. A concrete slab along the stone retaining wall has cracked and collapsed at the edge, exposing broken chunks of concrete, rubble, and bent rebar rods. Dark stone blocks line the wall down to the water. The ground behind is bare, muddy dirt with patches of grass and weeds. In the background there is a black metal fence, parked cars, a weeping willow with yellowing leaves, autumn-colored trees, and a bridge crossing the water on the right under a pale sky. The water is dark and rippled with a light reflection near the bridge.

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A vertical color photograph of a cracked, broken concrete waterfront walkway beside a body of water. A large slab has split and tilted upward, leaving a gap with dark water visible beneath it. A person's shadow (head and shoulders silhouette) falls across the slab on the left. Along the edge is a white-painted metal pipe railing with chain-link fencing. Beyond the fence is a wide expanse of blue water, a distant shoreline with trees, and a white arched bridge in the upper left. Small weeds with green and red-orange leaves grow from cracks in the pavement. Lighting suggests low, warm sun under a clear sky. No text or overlays are visible.

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A tilted, wide-angle photograph of a concrete seawall or waterfront walkway running along a large body of calm water. On the left, a white metal railing with chain-link fencing lines the path, with autumn-colored trees and grass behind it. The concrete edge on the right is cracked and weathered, with crumbling stone at the waterline. The water is dark and smooth with a few floating leaves. A hazy far shoreline with distant buildings sits under a clear pale blue sky. A few dried leaves lie on the pavement. The lighting suggests low sun, and the camera angle is steeply canted. No people, captions, or overlaid text.

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here to weigh in pollster Matt Towery along with Fox News political analyst Ryan's previous. Matt you wrote a new book about this and you and Robert Cahaly and Rasmussen came out with polls everywhere from Michigan and Texas and South Carolina and Ohio and Iowa and Kansas and Alaska and how is it their polls came out less than 24 hours ahead of yours and your polls show that all of these races are pretty much a dead heat. I'm gonna start with this the books called the honoring of ignorance and it is exactly what we're living through right now I want to say two things the GOP is lucky to have Donald Trump because that ban has flown the equivalent from Chicago to Atlanta day after day round trip for 30 days traveling around this country if the Republicans win Kansas Iowa Alaska many of these states him being there will be the margin of difference of that turnout that will win I'm not going to tell you right now that the Republicans are winning these races what I'm going to tell you is they dug themselves out from an incredible hole they were in a big hole but not the whole the New York Times has most of these races now are within the margin of error and in some of these races I see 48 48 and like four states between you Robert and Rasmussen absolutely no in essence they're tied in Alaska we now have its our advantage has it tied in Kansas we have the Republican up by one Robert K with Trafalgar he has Texas tied Rasmussen has Ohio tied we have so many South Carolina Trafalgar now has South Carolina going Republican so this bad news bears story that we got from the New York Times now they could be entirely right and let me just say one thing you know these midterms are hard to poll and it what gives me a pause for concern is in Georgia the governor's race which is a Republican state it's a 50/50 race according to insider advantage tonight so a lot of work has to be done the Republicans have to turn out in massive numbers but I want to end with one last comment Shawn I was a lawyer used to get an opening statement closing statement there was no opening statement in this campaign no one talked about all the accomplishments of Donald Trump in paid advertising which you have to do to leapfrog over this media but it's been a hell of a great closing statement in Donald Trump traveling around this country and if they win it will be because of him way I interpret what Matt just said Reince is that if we have a high turnout tomorrow and if everyone takes their responsibility seriously we are absolutely in this game and it's where I've been the entire time if I can make an argument for any outcome tomorrow right here tonight on election Eve your thoughts and well I know everything I'm sorry right everyone's got to assume their vote will be the determining vote that's how close I'm you said to me a hundred thousand dollars may tip the balance of power both the house and the Senate that's it hundred thousand votes all across the country well first of all I agree with everything Matt just said I mean honestly there are two things after president Trump just spoke number one he doesn't get the credit he deserves and it's frustrating there's so many things he did things we've forgotten about the DI on college campuses our border I mean I'm not gonna deviate too much but the if we get the turnout that we need we can win all of these races and what I do is I don't worry so much about the polls right now I care that they're close so we know that that's helpful but what I look at is where are we at early vote and absentee ballot voting today we know what the numbers are we know that in Texas for example Paxton is slightly ahead of Tallarico however we are gonna do better than Tallarico's team on the ground tomorrow because we're gonna do better on election day in Texas the bigger question is in Michigan where we're behind the Democrats on early vote and absentee ballot voting today can we get a big enough number one Republican turnout are we gonna get some disaffected Democrats to crossover the Haley Stevens story is a big part of that and all of these things together will tell you the story we're gonna know very quickly tomorrow where this sort of mood is when we look at Kentucky there's a race there that closes at six there's a race in Indiana Florida Georgia South Carolina they close at seven they're quick they're very very fast voting places you can you can figure this out but bottom line if you are a Republican that likes Donald Trump and there's all there's a gazillions of them out there you gotta show up tomorrow the president's been going bananas working like a wild man and I think that it tells you how much is at stake in this election especially considering that the Democrats are going to usher in a bunch of socialists that could bring us all the way back to a place that we haven't even been before they make the squad look like Thomas Jefferson our hope is a high turnout of Republicans and that the Democrats early vote cannibalized their high propensity voters but we'll find out tomorrow Matt Towery range previous thank you both

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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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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 white and blue four-engine jet banking in the sky above the top of the Washington Monument. The aircraft is a Boeing 747-8 type with a cream/white fuselage, a dark blue and red stripe along the side, and an American flag on the tail. Its underside faces the camera as it turns. The stone obelisk's pyramidion tip fills the lower center of the frame, lit in warm tan light, against a clear, uniform blue-gray sky. The aircraft appears to be in Air Force One livery.

Text in image: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA USAF

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(Applause) Now I was watching coming in and I saw these guys interviewed, I said, "That's a good looking group." So I heard you have a very good team. How's the team? Who's the who's the best player in the group? (Applause) So would you be a plus three? Plus two plus three. Plus two plus three? Pretty good. Yes, sir. I'm shaking, man. Should I give them a match? I don't know. (Applause) But the team is doing great, huh? Well, I watched them and they were interviewed and I said, "These guys, look at them, the future of America, handsome, beautiful guys. They were so into whatever President Trump wants. He's got America. He loves this country." And I said, "Isn't it nice, really? Isn't it nice, as opposed to all the negative stuff you hear? This is the future. This is the future." So go out, win the national championship. Fellas, go out. We expect them now to win the national championship, right? (Applause) (Applause) (Cheers) (Cheers)

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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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Hello Kentucky, special place. I want to buy a lot every time and I appreciate it. I'm asking you to get out and vote for Ralph Alvarado, fantastic person, to be your next representative for Kentucky's sixth congressional district. He has my complete and total endorsement. Ralph is a physician and a very highly rated one who's cared for thousands of patients across Kentucky. In Congress Ralph will fight for lower health care costs, for more money in your pockets, more jobs. He will protect your Kentucky farmers and ranchers and he'll always defend your second amendment and he'll defend it along with me. Nothing has touched the second amendment and it has not been easy but I protected it. Ralph will help me. Ralph's opponent Zach Dembo is a radical of communists who worked for crooked Joe Biden's Department of Injustice where he spent his time prosecuting police officers and targeting members of law enforcement. He's a terrible person. Radical Democrat Zach Dembo also has an F rating from the NRA. That means you can't have guns. I don't think that's going to stand up very well and he supports a tax hike of nearly $3,000 on average Kentucky taxpayers. So I'm asking you to vote for Ralph Alvarado. He's a fantastic person. He's endorsed by the Kentucky Fraternal Order of Police. All law enforcement is endorsing him and he'll always side with the people of Kentucky over dangerous thugs and criminals, jihadists and everybody else. He will never let you down. Vote early or vote on election day November 3rd. For more information about how and where to vote go online to swampthevoteusa.com. Thank you very much. Vote for Ralph.

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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 dark red and gold graphic, a Team Trump endorsement card for California in the November 3, 2026 midterm elections. A faint, semi-transparent image of a man in a suit with a pointing hand is in the background. Circular headshots of seven candidates appear with names. Steve Hilton (bald man with graying beard) is boxed under "Governor". Under "U.S. House" are James Gallagher (01), Tom McClintock (05), Kevin Lincoln (13), Vince Fong (20), Jay Obernolte (23), and Jim Desmond (48). A footer banner gives a website URL.

Text in image: TEAM TRUMP CALIFORNIA ★ TRUMP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES ★ NOVEMBER 3, 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS Governor U.S. House Steve Hilton James Gallagher (01) Tom McClintock (05) Kevin Lincoln (13) Vince Fong (20) Jay Obernolte (23) Jim Desmond (48) VISIT SWAMPTHEVOTEUSA.COM

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A red and gold endorsement graphic from "Team Trump" listing Arizona candidates endorsed by Trump for the November 3, 2026 midterm elections. A faded, translucent image of Trump in a suit (face and pointing hand) fills the red background. Three framed cards show circular headshots of statewide candidates: Governor Andy Biggs, Attorney General Warren Petersen, Secretary of State Alexander Kolodin. Below, under "U.S. House", six circular headshots show Jay Feely (01), Eli Crane (02), Mark Lamb (05), Juan Ciscomani (06), Abraham Hamadeh (08) and Paul Gosar (09). A footer banner directs viewers to a website.

Text in image: TEAM TRUMP ARIZONA ★ TRUMP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES ★ NOVEMBER 3, 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS Governor Andy Biggs Attorney General Warren Petersen Secretary of State Alexander Kolodin U.S. House Jay Feely (01) Eli Crane (02) Mark Lamb (05) Juan Ciscomani (06) Abraham Hamadeh (08) Paul Gosar (09) VISIT SWAMPTHEVOTEUSA.COM

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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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Oh there he is, the left hook, Frasier than Mark versus Joe Frasier and Ali has said this man must fall in sixth. That's a good left hook and this is his first round as he moves back and shot. One of the rare left hooks of the year from second to second, they've kept up a tremendous base, that's his turn. Good left hook, good left hook from Frasier, Frasier keeps coming forward and this is what Frasier grins, tremendous heavyweight championship, resumes action, that's a good Frasier. No doubt this is a place spectacular tonight, he's playing and he looks as though he can handle Frasier when he really sets himself to it, that's a shot he took him for a sucker there, he's trying, incredible man he is, so he plays along with it and then tries the big one, he tries to sneak one out of it. Frasier really goes after him and he's got him with a left hook and Clay's in trouble and he makes a face, he's hurt he nearly went down from Frasier and he's hurt again and Clay really needs to move, now is he? And the former champion has really got to pull something out now, his looks really are changing now, the shape of his face, a sort of strange death, there's the left hook again, oh there he is, the left hook, Frasier's at last caught up with him, tremendous left James danger!

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A dark red and gold campaign graphic from "Team Trump" listing Florida's Trump-endorsed candidates for the November 3, 2026 midterm elections. A faded, enlarged image of a man's face and an American flag sits behind the layout. The top row of circular headshots is labeled by office: Governor, Attorney General, Agriculture Commissioner, U.S. Senate and State House. Below it, 24 smaller circular headshots under "U.S. House" are arranged in three rows of eight, each with a first name, a bold last name and a district number in parentheses. A gold footer bar carries the website URL.

Text in image: TEAM TRUMP FLORIDA ★ TRUMP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES ★ NOVEMBER 3, 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS Governor Byron Donalds Attorney General James Uthmeier Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson U.S. Senate Ashley Moody State House Meg Weinberger U.S. House Jimmy Patronis (01) Austin Rogers (02) Kat Cammack (03) Aaron Bean (04) John Rutherford (05) Randy Fine (06) Ryan Elijah (07) Mike Haridopolos (08) Dan Green (09) Joe Strada (11) Gus Bilirakis (12) Anna Paulina Luna (13) Mike Beltran (14) Laurel Lee (15) Sydney Gruters (16) Greg Steube (17) Scott Franklin (18) Jim Schwartzel (19) Brian Mast (21) Casey Askar (22) Scott Singer (25) Mario Diaz-Balart (26) Maria Elvira Salazar (27) Carlos Gimenez (28) VISIT SWAMPTHEVOTEUSA.COM

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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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Hello, Alabama. I'm asking you to get out and vote for Rhett Marcus to be your next representative for Alabama's second congressional district. He is my complete and total endorsement. A great person. Rhett is a successful small business owner who voted to cut your taxes by 1.5 billion dollars in the state legislature. As your next congressman, he will vote to keep our border strong and secure like I've done. We have the best border, safest border, anywhere in the world right now. Support our military, lower your energy costs, and defend Alabama values all the way. Rhett's opponent, Democrat Communist Shamari Figures, worked for the Department of Injustice under Barack Hussein Obama, a terrible president, and has spent his entire career trying to get hardened criminals out of jail. People that murdered, people that robbed, people that raped, he wants to get him out of jail. In Congress, Figures voted against the largest tax cuts in American history. But he voted in favor of the transgender mutilization of your children, in favor of men and women's courts, and against hundreds of millions of dollars to save Alabama's rural hospitals. He was against that. He had the terrible distinction of having an F rating from the NRA on guns. In other words, he wants to take your guns away. I don't think people from Alabama can vote for him. So Alabama needs to fire this Democrat Communist and elect Rhett Marcus to Congress. He will not let you down. Once again, go vote for Rhett Marcus for the U.S. House. Election Day is November 3rd. For more information about how and where to vote, go online to swampthevoteusa.com. Thank you very much. Vote for Rhett.

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