Trump: ICE Raids ‘Haven’t Gone Far Enough’
CBS released a preview clip of President Donald Trump’s interview, scheduled to air later on “60 Minutes,” in which he discussed his immigration policy.
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Joe Miller’s Analysis of this Week’s Top Stories
In this video, Joe gives us the inside scoop on the top stories from this past week.
WATCH: Mandatory Digital ID is Coming and Here’s What We MUST do to Stop It.
Did you know that digital IDs are now accepted in 17 states and hundreds of TSA check points? And another 18 states are on track to adopt digital ID standards?
Mysterious Area 51 ‘Unmanned Aircraft’ Crash Probed by Air Force, FBI — as Claims, Rumors Swirl
A mysterious aircraft crash near Nevada’s secretive Area 51 has triggered weeks of speculation, a military probe — and allegations of a government cover-up.
Top Trump Officials Are Moving Onto Military Bases
Noem was previously ‘living for free’, Washington Post reported, as top Trump advisers scooped up homes meant for military commanders, citing security concerns
Trump Celebrates ‘Truly Great Meeting’ with Chinese Dictator Xi Jinping
Trump met with China’s genocidal communist dictator, Xi Jinping, on Wednesday in Busan, South Korea, for talks focused heavily on lifting recent restrictions and tariffs on bilateral trade.
Kamala Harris’s ‘Fully Competent’ Joe Biden Comment Leaves Jon Stewart Visibly Stunned
Jon Stewart appeared visibly shocked after Harris told the comedian that ex-prez Joe Biden was “fully competent” to serve another term.
Trump Launches Controversial Betting Site Letting Users Wager on His Own Political Decisions
Trump launches “Truth Predict,” a betting site letting users wager on events he controls—sparking outrage over conflicts of interest.
JD Vance Attacks Thomas Massie—But It’s Massie Who Truly Represents ‘America First’
JD Vance attacks Rep. Thomas Massie for defying party leadership, but Massie’s record shows he’s the one truly defending America First values.
Trump Admin Slashes Refugee Cap, Prioritizes Afrikaners As ‘Victims Of Unjust Discrimination’
The Trump administration announced a sharp reduction in the number of refugees it will admit into the country next year.