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A news photograph of the presidential helicopter (Marine One, a green-and-white VH-92A helicopter marked "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" with a U.S. flag on the nose) parked on the South Lawn landing pad of the White House, which is painted with the Seal of the President of the United States. In the background, framed by trees, are the Washington Monument and the Jefferson Memorial under an overcast, cloudy sky.

Text in image: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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[LAUGHTER]

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A Fox News broadcast screenshot in a split-screen format. On the left is an anchor at a desk with a microphone visible; in the middle is a man in a suit with a blue tie, identified by a lower-third graphic as EJ Antoni, Heritage Foundation Economist, appearing via video link. On the right is a line chart graphic titled "U.S. HOUSEHOLD INCOME AT RECORD HIGH" showing "MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME, U.S. DOLLARS, 1967-2025" as an upward-trending line from about $50k in 1970 to roughly $90k by 2025, sourced to the U.S. Census Bureau. A red "LIVE" badge appears in the top left corner. The Fox News logo appears in the bottom left, and a blue chyron banner across the bottom reads "VOTERS FOCUSED ON GROCERIES, GAS AND HOUSING."

Text in image: LIVE U.S. HOUSEHOLD INCOME AT RECORD HIGH MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME, U.S. DOLLARS, 1967-2025 $90k $80k $70k $60k $50k 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 U.S. CENSUS BUREAU FOX NEWS EJ ANTONI HERITAGE FOUNDATION ECONOMIST VOTERS FOCUSED ON GROCERIES, GAS AND HOUSING

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A Fox News Channel broadcast screenshot from "The Will Cain Show." A man in a dark suit with a blue tie stands beside a large screen displaying a line graph titled "U.S. POVERTY RATE AT RECORD LOW" with the subtitle "OFFICIAL POVERTY RATE, ALL PEOPLE, 1959-2025." He gestures with his hand toward the chart, which shows a line trending generally downward from around 22% in the early 1960s to roughly 10% by 2025, with the y-axis marked in increments from 5% to 25%. The x-axis shows years from 1965 to 2025 in five-year increments. A label at the bottom of the chart reads "U.S. CENSUS BUREAU." A "LIVE" indicator appears in the top left corner, and the Fox News Channel logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Text in image: LIVE U.S. POVERTY RATE AT RECORD LOW OFFICIAL POVERTY RATE, ALL PEOPLE, 1959-2025 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 U.S. CENSUS BUREAU FOX NEWS Channel THE WILL CAIN SHOW

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I'm 72 years old, and for 70 years of my life, I would have bet any amount of money that I would not be addressing a Republican convention. The irony of my presence here is inescapable. I attended my first Democratic convention in 1960 when I was six years old, and I attended most of the conventions, the Democratic conventions after that, and I spoke as a keynote speaker in many of them. I grew up in a Democratic party of Franklin Roosevelt, of my Uncle John Kennedy, of my father Robert Kennedy, and ours was a party of strong principles of clear policies and an inspiring idealistic vision for America. My uncle ran on a platform of tax cuts, strong defense, and fighting communism. Does that sound familiar? The Democrats of that era stood with labor and working people and the American middle class. Nearly every cop and firefighter was a Democrat. Our party was a champion of the Bill of Rights and particularly for unbridled free speech. It was wary of centralized government power and corporate privilege and secret intelligence agencies. My uncle and father understood the connection between free markets and functional democracy. They stirred firmly against crony capitalism on the right and socialism on the left. They were all for competition, for meritocracy, and for excellence, which they thought should be a universal aspiration for Americans. My father and uncles had served in World War II, and they understood the difference between forever wars that they opposed and wars to protect our national security, which they believed we should never hesitate to defend. My family played critical roles in building NIH and the CDC into centers of gold standard science that transformed America into this relentless dynamo of international research. They promoted physical fitness, and they protected women's sports. My uncle Ted Kennedy wrote Title IX, which, because he wanted to make sure that women, real women, were able to have a safe and guaranteed spot in college sports, and they stood with Israel as the bulwark of democracy and as a beacon for press and religious freedoms, a haven from oppression to gays and women and ethnic and religious minorities amidst a regional sea of intolerance, of misogyny, of child marriage, of human slavery, and of ethnic and religious genocide. They saw Israel as America's most critical front-line ally in fighting the toxic ideology of Islamism, which, by its own accounts, is waging an existential war against our country and against Western liberal democracy. It's an ideology that has subjugated, impoverished, and tyrannized and tortured the people of Palestine and the people of Iran, and they openly promised to do the same to us. Democrats opposed government coercion, defended individual rights, believed the government should give Americans information, good information, and then let them trust them to make up their own minds. Democrats and labor leaders fought fiercely in my generation to stop illegal immigration at the border. During COVID, I watched the Democratic Party turn against every one of its essential values, its principles, and all of the policies that define my party. Democrats turned away from gold standard research and blindly defended industry-sponsored agenda driven science written by corrupt and captive regulatory agencies. And the Democrats, which were once the champions of the American Constitution, systematically obliterated the Bill of Rights, and particularly beginning with the First Amendment under the guise of combating misinformation, Democrats censored hundreds of scientists and physicians who questioned the government's dubious COVID pronouncements and orthodoxies. 37 years, 37 hours after President Biden took the oath of office, he ordered Facebook and Instagram to remove my accounts in order to prevent public debate. I'm not complaining about what happened to me, but it was a bad thing for our country. Democrats obliterated the second leg of the First Amendment, the right to the guaranteed right of assembly by social distancing regulations that were completely unscience-based. Democrats violated the third leg of the First Amendment, the freedom to worship. They closed every church in our country for a year. Who could imagine that would have ever happened? And they kept open the liquor stores and the big box stores as essential businesses. Democrats torpedoed the Seventh Amendment right to jury trial by giving liability shields to the giant pharmaceutical companies, no matter how negligent they were, no matter how reckless, no matter how toxic the ingredients, no matter how grievous your injury, you could not sue them. Democrats violated the Fifth Amendment by shutting down three million businesses with no due process and no just compensation. Democrats shut down the Fourth Amendment, protection from unlawful searches and seizures by forcing Americans to disclose their medical information before they could exercise their constitutional rights. In a single year, my party obliterated 250 years of constitutional guarantees. The only bill of right that they left unscathed was the Second Amendment and probably only because there is a Second Amendment. And then the party of my body, my choice for citizens to wear masks and to submit to invasive and intrusive medical interventions against their own wills. The party of me too, remember that we were all supposed to listen to women and to believe women a cruelly silence the voices of tens of thousands of mothers who believed that their children had suffered vaccine injuries. The Democrats declared war on women's sports, effectively destroying Title IX. The Democrats condemned meritocracy openly and celebrated mediocrity. The Democratic Party became the party of elites labeling working Americans as deplorables. Democrats cultivated deep ties with Big Pharma, Big Tech, Big Ag, Big Food, Big Insurance and the mainstream media. They embraced policies that divided Americans along racial lines. They abolished my uncle's physical fitness test because they said that competition was bad for children. The Democrats abandoned all of these values and all of their traditional values, offering Americans only one policy, one policy that they stood for, the unbridled sociopathic and blind hatred of a single man, Donald J. Trump. And they were so confident that Trump hatred alone was sufficient to win elections that they abandoned accountability and made our government a predatory organism of monumental incompetence and corruption. The Democrats dismantled the public integrity safeguards and opened the floodgates to thieves and fraudsters who fleece the American medical regulatory agencies for $100 billion annually during every year of the Biden administration. They somehow lost 360,000 children and they turned our federal government into the biggest child trafficking operation in world history. The Democratic Party in short lost its way. I mourn the fact that neither my father nor my uncle would recognize the Democratic Party of today. It struck me this was no longer about left and right, it was about sane and insane. It was about common sense and communism. In April 2023, I ran for president hoping to summons my party back to its bedrock values. But the Democratic Party had lost faith in American voters and utterly ironically lost faith in American democracy. They were convinced that they would lose the ballot box, they couldn't win, and so they unveiled a law fair strategy to prevent an election from occurring. They sued every candidate who dared to run against Joe Biden and then that attempted to remove us all from the ballot. A lot of you think that the law fair was just against Donald Trump, it was mainly against him but they sued Dean Phillips, they sued Mary Ann Williamson, they sued Cornel West, they sued Donald Trump 50 times in 38 states to remove him from the ballot. And they sued me in 12 states to remove me from ballots where I had legally qualified. And then this is almost comical, after I endorsed President Trump and I tried to remove myself from the ballot so that he could have my votes, they sued me to keep me on the ballot. I'm not joking. So here was the Democratic Party that in my youth the biggest issue that we had that my father and my uncle fought for was voting rights and particularly in the southern states to guarantee that every American had a right to cast a ballot. And here's that same party 60 years later using all of its ingenuity and all of its power to make sure that Americans could not vote for the candidates that they wanted to vote for. They excluded me from the debates, they canceled the primaries, the Democratic Party changed the rules to make sure I could not win and neither could the other people running as Democrats no matter how many votes we got. And for the first time in history they canceled their own convention. No voter ever cast a primary ballot for Kamala Harris. No elected delegate was ever consulted. Party of no kings simply anointed a queen. They handpicked a secretive party of elites who nobody even knows who they were. They're just faceless guys with lanyards who are calling all the shots from the upper decks of that convention center and nobody can see their face anymore than you can see the face of the people up there but that's who was making the decision. And then they canceled the convention and they held a coronation. The day that President Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania within three hours of his shooting he called me and asked me for a meeting. And during the series of talks that followed I realized that everything that I had heard about President Trump and everything I believed about him from the mainstream media was a lie everything. I discovered I discovered a self-effacing man of superior intelligence of empathy and compassion with an encyclopedic grasp of the issues and within in molecular detail and most of all a near reckless courage to challenge vested interests and official orthodoxies. I found a man who cared deeply about transparency in government who believed in protecting free speech more than anything and the entire United States Constitution. We talked about lowering drug prices supporting farmers and ranchers standing up for working Americans restoring law and order and protecting public safety and security and national safety as well. We talked about ending official corporate influence unraveling the corporate capture of our regulatory agencies and restoring gold standard science and public trust. We talked about ending fraud waste and abuse and most importantly to me we talked about ending the chronic disease epidemic and restoring the health of our children. President Trump told me that he wanted safe food available to all Americans. He wanted to end chronic disease. He wanted to restore our kids health. He found it unacceptable that this country pays two to three times what every developing nation in the world pays and yet we have the sickest children in the history of the world. We have the highest chronic disease burden ever recorded. These conversations changed the course of my campaign and my life. I realized that many of the foundational values of the Democratic Party had found a new home and it was called the Republican Party. Now out of a sense of fairness after my conversation with President Trump I tried to have the same conversation with Kamala Harris. You think she would agree to meet with me? Did she even pick up the telephone? Well on August 23rd, 2024 I suspended my campaign and I endorsed President Trump. Later that day on stage at the turning point rally in Arizona I met President Trump and that moment would never have happened without my friend Charlie Kirk. Charlie played a critical and indispensable role at bringing me and President Trump together. In fact it was something that he was trying to do for almost a year, last year of my campaign and today on the first anniversary of his assassination I can't stand here without thinking about him. Charlie believed that people from all different political traditions could find common ground in their love of country that we were in this age of algorithms driving us all apart and creating this terrible destructive polarization. The only way that we were going to rescue our country is we started talking to each other and having congenial conversations and he helped build the bridge that President Trump and I walked across that day and I like to believe that Charlie is looking down on all of us now and seeing the seeds that he planted. That afternoon President Trump and I stood together in front of thousands of Americans. He shook hands and we made a promise to the American people. Here we promised to make America healthy again. Some of my Democratic friends told me that I was a fool for trusting President Trump and so I want to make the record clear right now. President Trump has kept every single promise that he made to me without exception. We have kept our promise to the American people. Today, two years into this administration, Americans are eating more real food. Real food sales were up 8% in 2025. Americans are eating less processed food. Since President Trump took office, obesity is down by 7% after 40 years of increasing. And this is best of all, preliminary data that I received two days ago from CDC indicates that we have now reversed a 30-year decline in longevity. President Trump has ended nine wars. He's restored competency to our government. He's restored public faith. He's restored America's leadership across the globe. And I am so grateful to God for giving our country a leader like this. And I'm grateful to President Trump for including me in his administration and giving me a place in this extraordinary revolution that is happening in our country where we're going to restore American democracy and restore the America that my uncle and father believed in, the exemplary nation respected and emulated across the globe. We are making America healthy again, but it's up to you now. We need to elect a Republican Congress to keep this momentum going. Let's go out and do that. God bless you. God bless America. Thank you.

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An infographic-style image with a cream background, featuring a stylized illustration of an Amish horse-drawn buggy on a rural road, with a farm (barn, silo, windmill) and fields in the background. The graphic presents a claim about a published Amish autism/vaccination study, followed by bullet-pointed details and a clarifying "context" note, framed as a fact-check style rebuttal of the popular claim that unvaccinated Amish children don't get autism.

Text in image: AMISH + AUTISM 330 YEARS LATER... No published case has explicitly documented an unvaccinated Amish child with autism. The Amish became a distinct group in 1693. Published Amish ASD study • 1,899 Amish children screened • 7 ASD cases confirmed • Vaccination histories were collected • The published abstract did not report any confirmed case as completely unvaccinated ! Context: Autism has been documented in Amish children; the statement above refers specifically to the absence of a published case explicitly documenting both autism and zero vaccinations. • Based on Amish origins (1693) and IMFAR 2010 Paper 7336. •

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A news photograph of a man resembling Donald Trump speaking at a podium bearing the presidential seal inside a NASA facility. He is surrounded by a large group of people wearing matching blue NASA flight suits, standing on a stage in front of a backdrop reading "NASA" with Earth and Moon graphics and a "NASA Golden Age of Space Exploration" banner. A large American flag hangs from the ceiling above a NASA logo sign. To the left of the stage is a space capsule/spacecraft mockup with "NASA" and "United States" markings. To the right of the stage are several full-body spacesuits (one white, one orange, others white/silver) displayed on stands, along with a wooden desk with a chair. A round blue banner on the upper right reads "SVMF". A crowd of seated attendees, seen from behind, fills the foreground.

Text in image: NASA NASA NASA Golden Age of Space Exploration SVMF

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A photograph of a colonnaded outdoor walkway, consistent with the White House Colonnade connecting the West Wing to the main residence. A row of tall white classical columns lines a covered walkway with dark polished stone/tile flooring that reflects the columns. To the left is a wall with framed items hanging (indistinct gold-framed pictures) and glass-paned doors. To the right, beyond the columns, is a landscaped garden area with manicured hedges, flowering shrubs, and trees under a blue sky. Strong sunlight casts long shadows of the columns across the walkway floor.

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A photograph of a large white marble monument/fountain, likely the Peace Monument near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The structure features carved allegorical figures including a robed standing figure, a seated cloaked figure, and a reclining winged figure at the base, set against a blue sky with scattered clouds. An American flag on a pole is visible to the right of the monument, and a domed building (resembling the U.S. Capitol) is faintly visible in the background at left. The monument sits above a light-colored basin/fountain pool. Bold black text reading "CLEAN" is overlaid at the top of the image on a white background.

Text in image: CLEAN

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A news-style photograph of a light-skinned man with light/gray combed-back hair, wearing a dark navy suit jacket, white shirt, and patterned tie, standing partially visible in a narrow gap between large white fluted columns. Most of the frame is filled with the pale, ribbed surfaces of the columns, with only a sliver of the man's head, shoulder, and arm visible on the left side. He appears to be looking downward/to the side. No caption or overlaid text is present in the image itself.

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A screenshot/graphic attributed to Stephen Moore, framed with italic captions reading "From Stephen Moore" and "Shows inflation running at half the Biden rate." Below is a line chart titled "CPI Growth Since Taking Office," with the x-axis "Months in Office" (0-48) and y-axis "CPI Growth Percent" (0-22). Three lines are plotted: a red "Trump 1st Term" line, a blue "Under Biden/Harris" line, and a red "Trump 2nd Term" line (both Trump terms shown in red). The blue Biden/Harris line rises steepest, reaching about 21% by month 48, with a callout box noting "11.7% Inflation Biden" at roughly month 16-17. The Trump 2nd Term line is annotated "5.5% Inflation Trump Term2" at a similar early point, tracking noticeably lower than the Biden line at the same number of months. Another callout reads "3.6% Inflation Trump Term 1" pointing to the Trump 1st Term red line, which stays flat around 6-8% through 48 months.

Text in image: From Stephen Moore Shows inflation running at half the Biden rate CPI Growth Since Taking Office Trump 1st Term Under Biden/Harris Trump 2nd Term 11.7% Inflation Biden 5.5% Inflation Trump Term2 3.6% Inflation Trump Term 1 CPI Growth Percent 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 Months in Office

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A close-up photograph of a large slab of white expanded/extruded polystyrene foam (styrofoam board), shot at an angle showing the ribbed/corrugated vertical texture on its surface and a rough, torn edge running diagonally down the left side. A horizontal seam or score line crosses partway down the panel. In the upper right corner, a small piece of red-and-black patterned material (possibly packaging or tape) is visible, along with a hint of a wood-grain surface behind it. The bottom right shows a dark, textured ground surface, suggesting the foam slab is resting outdoors, possibly on pavement or gravel.

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A close-up, low-angle photograph of a wall or barrier edge covered in a rough, ridged white material with vertical scoring/comb-like texture lines, resembling textured plaster, insulation foam board, or coated stone. Behind it, out-of-focus scaffolding poles and a portion of a white column or building facade are visible in the upper right background. The ground in the lower right shows a dark asphalt or rubberized surface. There is no visible text, caption, or graphic overlay — this appears to be a plain photograph, likely documenting construction, renovation, or building material/texture, rather than a meme or screenshot.

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A close-up photograph of a white foam or foam-board panel/block with a ridged, corrugated vertical texture, seen from a low angle showing a sharp corner edge. The surface has some scuff marks and faint diagonal scratches. In the upper right, a strip of red and black patterned tape or wrapping is draped over the top edge of the panel, with metal scaffolding poles visible behind it. The ground is dark asphalt, and there is a small gray concrete or stone object at the base of the panel in the bottom right.

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A close-up, macro-style photograph of a vertical wall or panel edge with a rough, ridged, corrugated-looking texture in grayish-white tones (resembling stucco, cement board, or textured foam insulation). A visible seam or joint line runs diagonally across the middle of the frame, and the left edge shows a cut/rough profile of the panel. There is no text, people, or other identifiable subject matter in the image — it appears to be a photo of a building material or wall surface texture.

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>> Socialism sounds benign, but at the core of democratic socialism is Marxism. And at the core of Marxism is this fake offer that if you turn over more of your individual freedom, we're gonna provide you security, we're gonna provide you free healthcare, we're gonna provide you free education. But the problem is that when they can't deliver on it or when you're not happy with it, you don't get your freedoms back. And by freedoms, I don't just mean elections, I'm talking about the right to choose your own doctor, the right to make healthcare decisions for yourself, what your kids learn in school, what schools they go to, all that stuff you lose control over and you don't get it back just because the security they promised you didn't happen. So that's what we're on the verge of having to decide here in this country, it's a reason why people flee countries that have this stuff, it's a big deal for America and I hope people start waking up to that reality.

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It is not the critic who counts. Not the man who points out how the strongman 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 enthusiasts, 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 whole or intended souls who neither know victory nor death.

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A news/stock-style photograph of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., viewed from across the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool at sunset or sunrise. The neoclassical marble building with its row of Doric columns is illuminated and reflected symmetrically in the calm pool water below. The sky is filled with orange, yellow, and pink clouds fading into blue. Small crowds of visitors and a few golf-cart-style vehicles are visible on the plaza and pathways in front of the memorial, flanked by dark rows of trees on both sides. Some low-rise city buildings are faintly visible in the background on the right.

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