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Ryan Tyson, Senior Advisor for Ron DeSantis’ campaign, says tomorrow’s first Republican presidential debate in Wisconsin is about DeSantis translating his accomplishments as Florida’s Governor into his goals as president.

Sunday on State of the Union, former Vice President Mike Pence stated that he is pro-life but recognizes and accepts abortions in tragic circumstances, such as rape, incest, and situations where the life of the mother is at risk. However, he expressed caution in cases where it is a subjective judgment of a physician or a potential percentage, as he wants to give the unborn child every chance at life.

Tony Lyons, Co-Chair and Co-Founder of AmericanValues2024.org, says Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appeal to voters is similar to former President Donald Trump’s; both presidential candidates bring authenticity and “obvious integrity” to politics. “They’re tired of politicians who make empty promises and they understand that most of the politicians in America now work for the big corporations, they work for this kind of oligarchy and they’re not working for the hardworking people of this country,” Lyons says. “And it’s clear that Bobby Kennedy has no conflicts of interest and that he’s there for one reason—to end the corruption in D.C. and to fight for the American people.”

American Singer-Songwriter John Rich says his grandfather’s service in World War II inspired him to write his song “The Man.” “This song is not just about my grandfather. It’s about all those men, all those people that did what it took to keep our country intact,” says Rich.

Hundreds of Iraqi protestors breached the Swedish embassy in Baghdad Thursday in protest of the man who burned a Quran outside a mosque in Stockholm, Sweden Wednesday. Protestors climbed to the top of Sweden’s embassy building to remove the country’s national emblem from the roof. The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on Sweden’s government to extradite the Quran burner, identified to Swedish media as an Iraqi Christian refugee, for prosecution in Iraq.

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During his rally since his indictment, former President Donald Trump staged a massive event on the Main Street of a small South Carolina town, showcasing his influence in rural America and the state's early primary.

Air Force Reservist Col. Brandi King says she believes the Pentagon will continue to struggle to reinstitute former soldiers who were discharged for refusing to receive the COVID vaccine. Col. King explains why she thinks it will be harder to reenlist former service members who view their unlawful removal as conflicting with their Creator-endowed rights.

President Biden departs Joint Base Andrews on his way to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The president attempts to answer interview questions from reporters before take off.

Naysa Woomer, former Communications Director for former Representative George Santos, says she hopes Santos’ expulsion from the House sets an example for Senate Democrats to remove Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ). Sen. Menendez has faced calls to resign after pleading not guilty in September to federal fraud, bribery, and extortion charges.

Rep. Jim Jordan joins John Solomon and Amanda Head on Just the News, No Noise and says there needs to be more transparency, more accountability, audits within FISA.

GOP Candidate for U.S. Congress John O’Shea says banks prioritizing social justice initiatives and failing to mitigate risks has lost them their status as the “pillar of the community.” “There are a number of other banks that are precariously poised right now and if we’re not careful, we’re going to experience a recession that’s going to make the 2007-2008 economic [recession] look like a cakewalk,” says O’Shea.

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GOP Candidate for U.S. Congress JR Majewski weighs on whether Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel should be replaced as head of the party. Majewski says he believes the RNC has a “problem” with Republican candidates who aren’t “willing to march to their orders.”

Republican presidential candidate and former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson expressed his belief that parents should have the authority to decide on their children's education, rather than the government. Speaking at the "Moms of Liberty" National Summit, Hutchinson emphasized the importance of keeping government interference out of sensitive issues related to gender and healthcare.

At the Faith and Freedom Coalition on Saturday, Former President Donald Trump stated that the federal government has a crucial role in restricting abortion, but he did not specify which federal legislation he would support if re-elected. He emphasized the progress being made at the state level on pro-life issues and acknowledged the continued importance of the federal government in protecting unborn life.

At least seven people were wounded, three critically, in a car ramming and stabbing attack in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Tuesday, July 4, Israel Police said. Police described the incident as a “terror attack”. “A suspect that was driving a vehicle on Pinchas Rosen Street, rammed into pedestrians standing in the shopping center and proceeded to get out of the vehicle to stab civilians with a sharp object,” they said. The suspect was shot and killed by a civilian, police told local media. Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack, framing it as a response to what it said were “crimes against our people in the Jenin camp,” according to the Shehab News Agency.

During a campaign stop in Lancaster, New Hampshire on Friday, Nikki Haley made comments suggesting she believes Hunter Biden may be the original owner of the cocaine recently discovered at the White House. Nikki Haley, (R) Presidential Candidate: "You know the people that are walking those halls, this isn't just random people. And the idea that when they ask the spokesman, are you going to hold that person accountable? And she can't answer the question. The reason that the White House won't say they're going to prosecute is because they know it might be Hunter.”

U.S. Oil and Gas Association President Tim Stewart reacts to footage of tribal rangers plowing through climate protestors’ barricades outside the annual Burning Man festival in Nevada over the weekend. Stewart talks about how the climate protest was worse for the environment because it forced miles of cars to sit idly and pollute the environment.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass calls Texas busing over migrants a ‘political stunt’ saying that if they were sincere, there would have been more communication on who was coming and how many were coming. She went on to advocate for comprehensive immigration reform.

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Former President Donald Trump, speaking in Erie, PA on Saturday, stated that any Republican who fails to take action on what he perceives as Democrat fraud should face a primary challenge and be replaced. His remarks were met with applause from the audience.

At a warehouse in Indiana Friday, GOP Presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) restated that if he were to win the Oval Office--he would pardon Donald Trump if the former president is convicted of federal crimes saying, “I don't think it's in the best interest of the country to have a former president – that's almost 80 years old – go to prison." Gov. Ron DeSantis said the country need to look forward, not backward adding "This election needs to be about January 20, 2025, not January 6, 2021."

Kailey Nieman, co-host of the “State of the Second” Podcast”, explains the legal action Gun Owners of America is taking to defend an Alabama six-year-old who was suspended for pretending his fingers were shaped like a gun while playing with another student at recess. “You should be able to have a childhood and to be able to play,” says Nieman. “It’s a complete overreach.”

The Texas House of Representatives voted to impeach State Attorney General Ken Paxton on Saturday, filing 20 articles of impeachment against him. Paxton, a Republican, is accused of bribery, abuse of the public's trust, and other acts of misconduct. He has denied any wrongdoing, and under state law, he is now temporarily suspended from his duties as Attorney General and will await a Senate trial.