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is a devastation but it's very dangerous because every few minutes the whistle would go off and everybody would just run because you have all the buildings around it which are in such a weakened state that people just don't know and so they just have to take off and then they come back and they're working under 50 storey buildings that you don't know if they're gonna fall down so it's a terrible thing for the workers and it's a terrible thing for the world really.

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A graphic with a plain white background titled "SAVE AMERICA Act" in bold red text, underlined with a black line. Below is a numbered list of three policy proposals in bold black text with red numerals: voter ID, proof of citizenship, and no mail-in ballots (with a smaller-print exception noted for military, illness, disability, or travel).

Text in image: SAVE AMERICA Act 1) VOTER I.D. 2) PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP 3) NO MAIL-IN BALLOTS with exception for Military, Illness, Disability, or Travel!

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Yeah, okay, so there's a reason why this 14% became 80% and that is because when it comes to Senate primaries, Donald Trump's record is magnificent. You can see it right here, okay. Trump and Dorsey is one Senate primaries of non-elected incumbents, so we're not just looking at elected incumbents, right? We're looking at open seats or appointed incumbents who have never actually won the Senate seat. Look at this. Since 2022, it's about 95% of the time. This year, in fewer races, it's 100% of the time. No wonder why the prediction markets and the conventional wisdom have moved so rapidly once Trump made that endorsement, because at least in Senate races, Trump's record this year, 100%, and since 2022, nearly 100%, there has never been somebody I have seen as powerful in terms of their ability to move the electorate in primaries than the current president of the United States, Donald John Trump. What's one reason for that? One reason why is because Trump is still very popular with Republicans. Just take a look here. A 21st century own party approval rating about at this point in the second term. We got Trump. We got Obama. We got Bush. Look, they're all fairly popular, but the one who is the most popular, and we have seen this time and time out, no matter when you look, is Donald John Trump. He's the only one who's over 80%. 83% of Republicans still approve of the job that Donald Trump is doing as president. He still has that magic touch. We'll see if it carries over to South Carolina, but we've seen it in primaries this year, Senate primaries, and that's because he is still a very popular man, historically popular when it comes to his own party, liking and approving of the job that he's doing.

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A screenshot of a declassified U.S. government document page, stamped in red at the top and bottom "DECLASSIFIED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP on 3 July 2026." The document is a National Intelligence Council Assessment dated 19 August 2020, titled "Foreign Threats to 2020 US Federal Elections" (document number NICA 2020-06885D). It has the seal of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence in the upper left. The body text is organized in two columns under a "(U) Key Takeaways" header, discussing foreign influence on the 2020 US elections, with several passages and section headers redacted in black bars. Visible text states the assessment covers ongoing/potential influence by Russia, China, and Iran; that Russia is using measures "primarily to denigrate former Vice President Biden" and that "some Kremlin-linked actors are also seeking to boost President Trump's candidacy on social media," while broader Moscow efforts aim to "amplify social discord in the US and undermine Washington's global standing"; and that China "prefers that President Trump be defeated" and has "stepped up public rhetoric criticizing his Administration." A footer notes classification/declassification authority lines, mostly redacted.

Text in image: DECLASSIFIED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP on 3 July 2026 [REDACTED BLACK BAR] NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE COUNCIL ASSESSMENT 19 August 2020 NICA 2020-06885D [REDACTED] Foreign Threats to 2020 US Federal Elections (U) Key Takeaways [REDACTED] Scope Note: This is a downgraded version of a paper originally published on 19 August, 2020, and includes information current as of that date. This paper updates NICM 2020-32, [REDACTED] and NICM 2020-033, [REDACTED] which also addresses China's broader influence efforts. This paper does not make assessments about the impact of these efforts on the US. It also does not discuss efforts that the IC cannot attribute to foreign actors. (U) Ahead of the 2020 US elections, foreign states will continue to use covert and overt influence measures in their attempts to sway US voters' preferences and perspectives, shift US policies, increase discord in the United States, and undermine the American people's confidence in our democratic processes. [REDACTED] Foreign states or other actors may seek to compromise our election infrastructure for a range of possible purposes, such as interfering with the voting process, stealing sensitive data, or calling into question the validity of the election results. We judge that Russia, China, Iran, as well as many nonstate actors, have the capability to conduct such activities, although it would be difficult for them to manipulate voting processes at scale and without detection. [REDACTED] We are primarily concerned about ongoing and potential influence activity by Russia, China, and Iran. • [REDACTED] We assess that Russia is using a range of measures primarily to denigrate former Vice President Biden and what it sees as an anti-Russia establishment. For example, it is directing or encouraging proxies to spread claims about Vice President Biden. Some Kremlin-linked actors are also seeking to boost President Trump's candidacy on social media. More broadly, Moscow's efforts seek to amplify social discord in the US and undermine Washington's global standing. • [REDACTED] We assess that China prefers that President Trump be defeated; in the past few months it has stepped up public rhetoric criticizing his Administration, which it recognizes may affect the election. Although [REDACTED] Beijing did not intend to try to affect the election, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] online [REDACTED] influence, and collecting (U) This assessment was prepared under the auspices of the National Intelligence Officer (NIO) for Cyber. It was drafted by the National Intelligence Council[REDACTED] Questions may be directed to the NIO [REDACTED] Classified By: [REDACTED] | Derived From: [REDACTED] | Declassify On: [REDACTED] DECLASSIFIED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP on 3 July 2026

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