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Representative Barry Loudermilk (R-GA), Chairman of the House Administration Subcommittee on Oversight, says there will be “more coming” regarding his investigation into January 6 and former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson. Rep. Loudermilk adds that he wants to ask the original Jan. 6 committee why they didn't bother to corroborate Hutchinson’s “sensational” stories with first-hand witnesses.

Representative Barry Loudermilk (R-GA), Chairman of the House Administration Subcommittee on Oversight, says the next step in his January 6 investigation will involve obtaining transcribed interviews from the Defense Department. Rep. Loudermilk says he would also like to talk with generals that whistleblowers testified were more concerned with optics than Capitol security.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) says foreign student protestors who promote pro-terrorist ideology should be removed from the country. Rep. Jordan says his panel has sent a letter to State Secretary Antony Blinken and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas asking whether they've begun removal proceedings for anti-Israel protestors on student visas.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) says New York Judge Juan Merchan’s daughter’s employment with a progressive agency posts a major conflict of interest in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case against former President Donald Trump. “She’s worked for all kinds of Democrats, made all kinds of money, that should definitely be a conflict. But this judge doesn’t seem to care,” he says.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) says the only “conspiracy” involving the lawfare against former President Donald Trump is the collusion between New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Special Counsel Jack Smith, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, and potentially lead prosecutor Matthew Colangelo. Rep. Jordan also slams NY Judge Juan Merchan for threatening to imprison Trump for violating a gag order while Michael Cohen, a convicted perjurer and the prosecution’s star witness, is allowed to "say whatever he wants.”

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Wisconsin Republican Party Chairman Brian Schimming says two constitutional amendments banning private funds in elections passed with overwhelming support in the state’s recent spring election. “The governor and the Democrats in the legislature wouldn’t go to referenda on the ‘Zuckerbucks’ issue so we just went around them and went directly to the voters. And we won on both,” he says.

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Wisconsin Republican Party Chairman Brian Schimming says the Badger State looks forward to welcoming former President Donald Trump for a campaign rally in Waukesha this Wednesday. “I remember when they used to call Wisconsin fly-over country,” Schimming says. “Now it’s fly-in country.”

Cornell University Law Professor William Jacobson says college faculty’s response to the anti-Israel protests breaks down into two groups: “the Humanities and Social Sciences versus everybody else.” “These professors in those disciplines, gender studies etcetera, truly believe that being activists on campus and leading students to activism is part of their teaching mission. They don’t view it as something that’s wrong or outside. So they are the problem on the campuses,” he says. “If you were to eliminate those departments and fire everybody, a lot of this agitation will go away."

Cornell University Law Professor William Jacobson says universities that allow anti-Israel student protests should be barred from tax exemptions and federal and state funding. “They have to provide equal opportunity for education without regard to religion and so on. They cannot run campuses where students are persecuted based on their religion or national origin,” he says. “ I think they should have to live up to the rules that entitle them to funding and to tax breaks and if they don’t, those should be pulled.”

Arizona Congressional Candidate Abe Hamadeh backs former President Donald Trump’s call to embrace early voting methods. “I think we have to play by the rules that we’re given before we ultimately have to change them so that they can become more fair,” he says.

Arizona Congressional Candidate Abe Hamadeh reacts to a breaking report that reveals Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer and the Arizona secretary of state office’s colluded with third parties to ban social media content they believed was mis- and disinformation. “This is a recorder who's in charge of counting the votes and he’s actually going to put his thumb on the scale. It’s shocking how reckless our government officials are and his statements about how the First Amendment gets in his way,” Hamadeh says. “If they spent as much time as they are trying to suppress the First Amendment rights of Arizonans as they did to make sure we have an honest and fair election, maybe we wouldn’t have this mess here in Maricopa County.”

Representative Claudia Tenney (R-NY) says every student and faculty member participating in the anti-Israel campus protests should be removed from the colleges. "This is not going to stop until we take decisive action,” she says. “Expel these students. Deport the students who are foreign students acting in this way and get rid of the professors.”

Representative Claudia Tenney (R-NY) calls to defund college-affiliated organizations that accept “dark money” and promote antisemitic behavior on campus. Rep. Tenney says universities will lose their non-profit funding and tax-exempt status if they don’t put an end to the anti-Israel student protests.

Representative Claudia Tenney (R-NY) says the Biden administration’s trans-inclusive changes to Title IX test our First Amendment rights. “Forcing people to use pronouns, in my view of the First Amendment, is what’s called compelled speech and the freedom of speech prohibits the government from telling people what to say,” she says. “It’s like they can’t tell you you have to say the Pledge of Allegiance or stand for the flag. And so forcing someone to actually use pronouns that they don’t choose to use and then holding your employer liable to me is going to have First Amendment problems.”

Sen. John Fetterman tells reporter Nicholas Ballasy he has a message for pro-Palestine protestors on college campuses and public coffee shops. Get the full story here on Just The News!

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Retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Anthony Tata says the withdrawal of America forces from Chad and Niger will impact intelligence operations in the region. “I think when you leverage your intelligence community on your political opponents domestically, you miss a lot,” he says.

Dr. Kelly Victory, Chief of Disaster and Emergency Medicine at The Wellness Company, says the World Health Organization’s proposed amendments could dictate what medication doctors are allowed to prescribe. Dr. Victory explains how the United States saw a “snapshot” of what this looked like during the COVID pandemic.

Dr. Kelly Victory, Chief of Disaster and Emergency Medicine at The Wellness Company, explains how new amendments proposed by the World Health Organization would fundamentally abdicate control of the U.S. Constitution to WHO during a public health crisis. “To be very clear, their concern really has very little to do with public health and a heck of a lot to do with world control,” says Dr. Victory. “They are largely controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. Dr. Tedros, who’s the head of the WHO, he’s not a medical doctor. He was hand-picked by the CCP to lead that organization and I don’t have any reason to believe that they have the best interest of Americans at mind.”

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Natalie Sanandaji, a New Yorker who survived the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack, says the anti-Israel student protestors rising up on campuses nationwide don’t understand what they’re supporting. “It's very upsetting and it’s very unfortunate to see how many people are so brainwashed. And they’ve taken that brainwash to the point where they’re hating a group of people, hating on other students that not too long ago they were sitting side by side in class with,” she says.

Natalie Sanandaji, a New Yorker who survived the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack, says there is “nothing anti-war" about the nationwide antisemitic campus protests. "To downplay it is to make these people feel like what they're doing is okay," she says. "We need to talk about how serious it is. Downplaying it is just putting more people at risk."