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November 17

Chuck Schumer’s ‘grip of power’ is ending: Michael Duncan

‘Ruthless’ podcast co-hosts Michael Duncan and John Ashbrook discuss the state of leadership in the Democratic party and Michelle Obama remarking that the U.S. is not ready for a woman president on ‘The Story.’

November 17

Duckworth fires staffer who claimed to be attorney for detained illegal immigrant with criminal history

Senator Tammy Duckworth fired staffer Edward York after ICE said he falsely claimed to be attorney for detained illegal immigrant Jose Ismeal Ayuzo Sandoval.

November 17

Trump: Hate to see Epstein files 'deflect' from the 'great job' the administration has done so far

President Donald Trump explains why he wants House Republicans to vote to release the Epstein Files and why he believes the files are a problem for the Democratic Party.

November 17

‘Radical Left’ shutdown message ignites firestorm as Democrats push for federal probe

Senate Democrats are calling for an investigation into Trump administration's messaging on government websites during historic shutdown, citing potential federal law violations.

November 17

Trump continues hammering MTG after she labels his attacks 'a dog whistle to dangerous radicals'

President Donald Trump called Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia a "Traitor" to the U.S. in a Truth Social post on Sunday

November 17

NEWT GINGRICH: The simplest way to make American life affordable again

Healthcare costs now consume nearly one-fifth of America's economy, driving the affordability crisis, but Trump's price transparency order offers a proven solution.

November 16

Debate grows about ending the filibuster post-government shutdown

Fox News contributor Hugh Hewitt discusses growing debates about ending the legislative filibuster after the America’s longest government shutdown on ’Sunday Night in America.’

November 16

The Speaker’s Lobby: Happy New Year as shutdown showdown draws to a close

Senate passed spending bill to end government shutdown after complex procedural hurdles and negotiations involving multiple Republican senators.

November 15

James Carville addresses Supreme Court expansion, walks back 2028 prediction

Democratic strategist James Carville discusses his party’s shift further left, the push to expand the Supreme Court, calls to end the filibuster and more on ‘Saturday in America.’

November 15

Sen. Kennedy warns ‘socialism is for morons’ after NYC, Seattle mayoral elections

Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., discusses why New York City and Seattle elected socialist mayors and the push to halt pay for members of Congress during the government shutdown on ‘Saturday in America.’