Trump on Reflecting Pool: We had vandalism there. Only sick people do that, and we have their pictures.

Prices are too high and Canada is not our enemy. We need to end the tariff war — now. In the Senate, I’ll bring both parties together to lower costs and put Michigan families first.

Trump on his meeting with Gold Star families: "I invited them out to check out the new helipad, check out the new ballroom, and check out the new helicopter"

10 years ago today GOP Sen. Mike Lee: “If anyone spoke to my wife, or my daughter, or my mother, or any of my five sisters, the way Mr. Trump has spoken to women, I wouldn’t hire that person, wouldn’t want to be associated with that person, and I certainly don’t think I’d be comfortable hiring that person to be the leader of the free world.”

Prices are too high and Canada is not our enemy. We need to end the tariff war — now. In the Senate, I’ll bring both parties together to lower costs and put Michigan families first.

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Three years ago, October 7 changed me. I grew up Jewish. Bar Mitzvah. Jewish family. My DNA ancestry is 100% Ashkenazi Jewish. Then, in 1988, I gave my life to Jesus Christ. Spoiler alert: He’s the top Jew. For 38 years, He has been the center of my life. But following Jesus never erased the Jewish blood in my veins, the Jewish childhood in my heart, or the bond I have with the Jewish people. So when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, I didn’t just see it as a journalist covering another horrible story. It felt like an attack on my people. I grew up hearing NEVER AGAIN because of the Holocaust. I knew what those words meant. But after October 7, they hit me differently. Never Again couldn’t just be a slogan anymore. It had to mean something. It had to mean speaking up. It had to mean standing up. It had to mean calling out antisemitism wherever it shows up. And yes, that includes inside the Church too.mI’m going to keep speaking out about the danger of replacement theology — this idea that God is somehow done with the Jewish people or that His promises to Israel no longer matter. I don’t believe that for one second. The Bible is a book of eternal truth. God keeps His promises. It is right there in black and white. My faith belongs completely to Jesus Christ. But my Jewish roots are not some little side note in my life. They are part of who I am. October 7 woke something up in me that is never going back to sleep. So as long as God gives me a microphone, a camera, a platform and breath in my lungs, I’m going to use them. I’m going to speak. I’m going to expose. I’m going to stand. And I’m going to fight antisemitism for the rest of my life. Because NEVER AGAIN can’t just mean “we remember.” It has to mean: NOT ON OUR WATCH. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Am Yisrael Chai! (The People of Israel Live!)

Three years ago, October 7 changed me. I grew up Jewish. Bar Mitzvah. Jewish family. My DNA ancestry is 100% Ashkenazi Jewish. Then, in 1988, I gave my life to Jesus Christ. Spoiler alert: He’s the top Jew. For 38 years, He has been the center of my life. But following Jesus never erased the Jewish blood in my veins, the Jewish childhood in my heart, or the bond I have with the Jewish people. So when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, I didn’t just see it as a journalist covering another horrible story. It felt like an attack on my people. I grew up hearing NEVER AGAIN because of the Holocaust. I knew what those words meant. But after October 7, they hit me differently. Never Again couldn’t just be a slogan anymore. It had to mean something. It had to mean speaking up. It had to mean standing up. It had to mean calling out antisemitism wherever it shows up. And yes, that includes inside the Church too.mI’m going to keep speaking out about the danger of replacement theology — this idea that God is somehow done with the Jewish people or that His promises to Israel no longer matter. I don’t believe that for one second. The Bible is a book of eternal truth. God keeps His promises. It is right there in black and white. My faith belongs completely to Jesus Christ. But my Jewish roots are not some little side note in my life. They are part of who I am. October 7 woke something up in me that is never going back to sleep. So as long as God gives me a microphone, a camera, a platform and breath in my lungs, I’m going to use them. I’m going to speak. I’m going to expose. I’m going to stand. And I’m going to fight antisemitism for the rest of my life. Because NEVER AGAIN can’t just mean “we remember.” It has to mean: NOT ON OUR WATCH. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Am Yisrael Chai! (The People of Israel Live!)

Three years ago, October 7 changed me. I grew up Jewish. Bar Mitzvah. Jewish family. My DNA ancestry is 100% Ashkenazi Jewish. Then, in 1988, I gave my life to Jesus Christ. Spoiler alert: He’s the top Jew. For 38 years, He has been the center of my life. But following Jesus never erased the Jewish blood in my veins, the Jewish childhood in my heart, or the bond I have with the Jewish people. So when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, I didn’t just see it as a journalist covering another horrible story. It felt like an attack on my people. I grew up hearing NEVER AGAIN because of the Holocaust. I knew what those words meant. But after October 7, they hit me differently. Never Again couldn’t just be a slogan anymore. It had to mean something. It had to mean speaking up. It had to mean standing up. It had to mean calling out antisemitism wherever it shows up. And yes, that includes inside the Church too.mI’m going to keep speaking out about the danger of replacement theology — this idea that God is somehow done with the Jewish people or that His promises to Israel no longer matter. I don’t believe that for one second. The Bible is a book of eternal truth. God keeps His promises. It is right there in black and white. My faith belongs completely to Jesus Christ. But my Jewish roots are not some little side note in my life. They are part of who I am. October 7 woke something up in me that is never going back to sleep. So as long as God gives me a microphone, a camera, a platform and breath in my lungs, I’m going to use them. I’m going to speak. I’m going to expose. I’m going to stand. And I’m going to fight antisemitism for the rest of my life. Because NEVER AGAIN can’t just mean “we remember.” It has to mean: NOT ON OUR WATCH. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Am Yisrael Chai! (The People of Israel Live!)

Three years ago, October 7 changed me. I grew up Jewish. Bar Mitzvah. Jewish family. My DNA ancestry is 100% Ashkenazi Jewish. Then, in 1988, I gave my life to Jesus Christ. Spoiler alert: He’s the top Jew. For 38 years, He has been the center of my life. But following Jesus never erased the Jewish blood in my veins, the Jewish childhood in my heart, or the bond I have with the Jewish people. So when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, I didn’t just see it as a journalist covering another horrible story. It felt like an attack on my people. I grew up hearing NEVER AGAIN because of the Holocaust. I knew what those words meant. But after October 7, they hit me differently. Never Again couldn’t just be a slogan anymore. It had to mean something. It had to mean speaking up. It had to mean standing up. It had to mean calling out antisemitism wherever it shows up. And yes, that includes inside the Church too.mI’m going to keep speaking out about the danger of replacement theology — this idea that God is somehow done with the Jewish people or that His promises to Israel no longer matter. I don’t believe that for one second. The Bible is a book of eternal truth. God keeps His promises. It is right there in black and white. My faith belongs completely to Jesus Christ. But my Jewish roots are not some little side note in my life. They are part of who I am. October 7 woke something up in me that is never going back to sleep. So as long as God gives me a microphone, a camera, a platform and breath in my lungs, I’m going to use them. I’m going to speak. I’m going to expose. I’m going to stand. And I’m going to fight antisemitism for the rest of my life. Because NEVER AGAIN can’t just mean “we remember.” It has to mean: NOT ON OUR WATCH. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Am Yisrael Chai! (The People of Israel Live!)

Imagine the outrage if President Trump ordered the FBI to spy on one of Kamala Harris’ attorneys or college-aged step-children? We are learning that is exactly what Jack Smith, John Brennan and Co. did to President Trump. The Biden DOJ and intelligence community ran wild, trampled the Constitution, weaponized justice, and used the extensive D.C. bureaucracy to conceal it. It is shameful and there should be further investigations and prosecutions.