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Anti-Mormon pastor appears on 'Charlie Kirk Show' the day after LDS church shooting

A Christian pastor who called the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints a "cult" and suggested burning the Book of Mormon appeared on "The Charlie Kirk Show" a day after a shooting at an LDS church in Michigan.

Following the shooting and fire that left four people dead at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, right-wing pastor Mark Driscoll was welcomed by Kirk Show guest host Andrew Kolvet on Monday's podcast.

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'There's a literal civil war': GOP candidate pushes Trump to use Insurrection Act

Don Brown, a North Carolina Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, argued that President Donald Trump should use the Insurrection Act to fight what he said was "literal civil war on the streets."

During a Monday interview on Real America's Voice, host Jake Novak asked Brown about Trump's decision to deploy National Guard troops in Portland.

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John Thune praises tariffs as he admits farmers have 'big harvest' with 'no place to go'

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) praised President Donald Trump's tariffs even as he admitted that farmers in his state had a "big harvest" with "no place to go."

During a Sunday interview on Meet the Press, host Kristen Welker told Thune that Trump had recently stated he would assist farmers hurt by the tariff policy.

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Lindsey Graham cites rumor about Trump's 'golden shower experience in Russia' on Fox News

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) cited claims that President Donald Trump had a "golden shower experience in Russia" to defend an unrelated indictment against former FBI Director James Comey.

During a Sunday interview on Fox News, Graham brought up a 2016 dossier that alleged Trump engaged with prostitutes in Russia. According to reports, however, Comey was indicted for false statements about an investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that had nothing to do with the dossier.

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'There's nothing there': Conservative Fox pundit slams 'lawfare' against James Comey

Conservative Fox News contributor Andrew McCarthy blasted President Donald Trump's Department of Justice for using "lawfare" against former FBI Director James Comey.

During a panel discussion on Fox News Sunday, McCarthy told host Martha MacCallum that many people were mistaken about the indictment of Comey for allegedly making false statements to Congress.

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CNN host busts Mike Johnson on air for Jan. 6 theory: 'It wasn't a false flag operation'

CNN host Jake Tapper pressed House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) after he suggested that Jan. 6 rioters did not deserve to be indicted like former FBI Director James Comey.

"We have to ensure that the rule of law applies to everyone, and that's exactly what's happening here," Johnson told Tapper during a Sunday morning interview regarding the Comey indictment.

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MAGA influencer hoards 'holy water' fearing witches cursed Charlie Kirk

MAGA influencer Jack Posobiec revealed that he was keeping a supply of "holy water" on hand after a publication paid witches to curse Charlie Kirk.

During a Thursday interview on Real America's Voice, Posobiec spoke with conservative host Megyn Kelly about her remarks from earlier in the week, revealing that Erika Kirk had been "genuinely rattled" after feminist website Jezebel paid witches to place a hex on her husband.

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Alex Jones sports Hitler mustache in shocking broadcast: 'It had a wild effect on women'

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones said he was conducting a "social experiment" by sporting a mustache in the style of Adolf Hitler — and claimed that it made him more attractive to women.

Jones opened his Thursday broadcast by playing clips of the German dictator before revealing his new mustache.

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MAGA superintendent flees Fox interview as he's grilled on resignation

Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters fled Fox studios as a reporter tried to question him about his decision to resign.

Anchor Wendy Suares said KOKH allowed Walters to use its studios to do an interview with Fox News on Thursday. In the interview, the education official announced he was leaving the government to lead a conservative educators group.

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'I was not paid': MAGA host derailed by former 'antifa activist' who turned conservative

Conservative activist Gabriel Nadales, a former antifa associate, admitted that he was not paid while working with the anti-fascist movement despite President Donald Trump's suggestion that a network of left-leaning groups provided funding.

During a Thursday interview on Real America's Voice, Nadales threw cold water on the president's claim that antifa was a terrorist "organization."

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White House replaces Biden portrait with photo of an autopen

President Donald Trump's administration used a photo of the autopen in place of former President Joe Biden's portrait at the White House.

In a Wednesday post to X, Trump's special assistant, Margo Martin, shared a video of a set of photographs that she called the "Presidential Walk of Fame." The photos were placed in the colonnade between the West Wing and the Executive Residence.

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'Charlie Kirk unleashed something': Steve Bannon says Trump 'like Christ' at UN speech

MAGA influencer Steve Bannon credited Charlie Kirk's murder for President Trump's rambling and defiant speech at the United Nations.

"Let's say that was not a wildly enthusiastic applause," Bannon said following Trump's address on Tuesday. "No applause. President of the United States, I don't think I've ever seen a harder throw down in my life with the work of the United Nations."

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'They're next': Alleged ABC station shooter left ominous note naming future targets

A man suspected of shooting at an ABC affiliate in Sacramento, California, left a note suggesting he was angry with Attorney General Pam Bondi and other members of the Trump administration for "hiding" files on sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

In an amended criminal complaint filed on Monday, FBI officer Kyle Roberts said there was probable cause to believe Anibal Hernandez-Santana, 64, fired multiple gunshots at ABC10 offices on Sept. 19.

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