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Representative Jason Smith (R-MO) praises IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler for coming forward with overwhelming information about the Biden family’s foreign business dealings. “Everything the two IRS whistleblowers have ever stated or released has proven to be true. One thing we do know is that just about everything Hutner Biden or Joe Biden has said has not been proven to be true,” he says.

Representative Jason Smith (R-MO) says he supports former President Donald Trump’s proposal to eliminate federal taxes on tipped income. “We are absolutely the party of the working class,” he says.

Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley says he's been moved by the authentic speeches given by everyday Americans at this year’s RNC. “If I’m going to say I’m really proud of any one thing, it’s the fact that we are hearing from real Americans," he says. "We are hearing from real Americans who have lost loved ones. We’re hearing from real Americans who are the victims of senseless tragedies, of gang violence, of drug violence. We're hearing from real Americans who have been on college campuses and faced down a mob to be able to protect the American family."

Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley says President Joe Biden continues to double down on every single one of his harmful immigration, economic, and foreign policies. “If they run Gavin Newsom, it’s the same agenda. If they run Gretchen Whitmer, it’s the same agenda. If Kamala Harris is their nominee, she’s going to pick up that agenda and she’s going to run on it. And the American people don’t want that agenda,” he says. “They don’t want four more years of this. What they want is America to be great again.”

Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley says former President Donald Trump has unified the GOP for the first time in decades. “What we really wanted to do, and what the President really wanted to do, was use this convention as a conversation with all Americans,” he says.

Former Interior Secretary David Bernhardt says consumer prices have increased 21% and energy prices by nearly 50% under the Biden administration. “A dramatic success under President Trump was that working wages were outpacing the rising on other costs,” he says.

Former Interior Secretary David Bernhardt says the Biden administration has “taken a sledgehammer” to productive energy policies since President Joe Biden’s first day in office. “It makes no sense to pay dictators when you can pay Americans to develop energy in America,” he says. “It is absolutely a policy without common sense.”

Donald Trump Jr. talks with John Solomon and Amanda Head about his daughter Kai Madison Trump’s first speech at the Republican National Convention, the assassination attempt against his father, Democrat lawfare, and former President Donald Trump naming Senator JD Vance his running mate.

LIVE FROM THE RNC. Just the New, No Noise highlights important news of the day, with a focus on investigative journalism. Watch weeknights at 6 p.m. ET.

LIVE FROM THE RNC. Just the New, No Noise highlights important news of the day, with a focus on investigative journalism. Watch weeknights at 6 p.m. ET.

LIVE FROM THE RNC. Just the New, No Noise highlights important news of the day, with a focus on investigative journalism. Watch weeknights at 6 p.m. ET.

Rumble Founder and CEO Chris Pavlovski says data consistently finds Rumble users are comprised of roughly one-third Republicans, one-third Democrats, and one-third Independents. Pavlovski also shares the story of how he discovered Russell Brand had created an account on his platform.

Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski says authenticity is the biggest differentiating factor between his platform and other social media websites. “When you’re on YouTube, you’re confined to a certain narrative. You have to say a specific thing and everyone knows what you’re going to say. It’s predictable,” he explains. “When you’re on Rumble, it’s just pure authenticity. You get to hear exactly what that creator is thinking and you know there is no hidden agenda or some corporate entity that’s pushing them one way or the other.

Karina Yapor, VOZ News lead anchor and executive producer, talks about her new network and how the station will provide a conservative perspective on politics to Hispanic Americans.

Monica Crowley, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, says Democrats will continue to run their “absolutely catastrophic” policy platform regardless of who's their presidential nominee. “The American people are done with it. They’re done with the wide-open border, they want mass deportations—by something like 70%. They want law and order and they want world peace. All of the things that Donald Trump delivered in the first term and he’s going to do it again,” she says.

Monica Crowley, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, says she’s hugely supportive of Senator JD Vance being named former President Donald Trump’s running mate. “He is the American Dream. And he’s 39 years old which is also extraordinary. He’s got a long runway in front of him because President Trump can only serve four years, so he needed somebody to take the America First banner and run with it into the future,” she says.

Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) says GOP vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance’s life story is proof of what happens when “you give kids an opportunity.” “I keep saying the GOP should rebrand ourselves as the ‘Great Opportunity Party’,” she says. “And people are going to like JD. He is what I would call a nontraditional Republican—a good thing.”

Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) says moms across the country are concerned with opportunities being taken away from their daughters because of boys being allowed in female-only spaces. “Getting boys out of girls sports is one of the top issues for moms right now,” she says.

Representative Ben Cline (R-VA) says it's been exciting to hear a variety of different voices from diverse backgrounds speak at this year's RNC. “That’s why the Republican platform is so exciting because it embraces that independence and more people from all walks of life, from all religions, from all backgrounds, they’re coming to embrace that platform,” he says.

Representative Ben Cline (R-VA) says Republican lawmakers' agenda for the next Congress includes lowering inflation and housing rates, curbing government regulations, and growing America’s energy independence.

Representative Ben Cline (R-VA) says the Democratic Party has put themselves in a tough position at this stage of the election. “We’re just going to revel in our unity right now,” he says.

Former Trump advisor and federal prosecutor Kash Patel says the Secret Services’ security failures at former President Donald Trump’s Pennsylvania rally are the result of decades of degradation to our law enforcement and our Constitution. “The American people are owed that truth for what happened and how it happened and the years that led it—not the day or the night,” he says. “You’re talking about a 20-year-old kid who was supposedly bullied in school and no one knows really anything else about him. He didn’t just decide to wake up one night, go get a long range rifle, plan out this very methodical assassination attempt. Something happened along the way and we don’t know.”

Trump attorney Alina Habba and former Trump advisor Kash Patel says their first reaction to hearing of the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump was to call him. Patel says it was endearing the way Trump immediately checked on the safety of his staffers and Secret Service detail after being shot.

Trump attorney Alina Habba says most Americans don’t realize that the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on former President Donald Trump’s presidential immunity case effects the other lawsuits against him. “Our complete trajectory for President Trump has changed. Unfortunately, it took dire measures and situations to make the American people realize these were hoaxes,” she says.

Former New York Congressman Lee Zeldin encourages former President Donald Trump and his vice president pick J.D. Vance to visit voters in blue cities. “Former Marine, entrepreneur, [Vance] grew up poor, never forgot where he came from. I’m looking forward to seeing J.D. Vance sworn in in January as the next Vice President,” he says.