JD Vance: Schumer Fears AOC, Sacrifices Americans in Shutdown [WATCH]

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Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday put the blame for the government shutdown squarely on Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, arguing the New York Democrat bowed to far-left radicals out of fear of a primary challenge from Democratic Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Speaking from the White House press briefing room, Vance said there were “a lot of different answers” floating around about why Democrats had let the government close, before cutting to what he called the core truth. “But the reality here, and let’s be honest about the politics, is that Chuck Schumer is terrified he’s going to get a

Reawakening the Warrior Spirit: Trump and Hegseth Address America’s Top Brass [WATCH]

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From Nobel Prizes to tariffs, Trump spoke at length, while Hegseth railed against “fat generals” and unveiled sweeping new directives.  Hundreds of generals and admirals were summoned from around the world last week, called to an unusual meeting Tuesday with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at the Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia — a gathering whose purpose was left unstated until the moment they arrived. Hegseth used the occasion to trumpet a new name, the Department of War, and to denounce what he called “toxic leaders” who, in his telling, had watered down standards and transformed the Pentagon into the

Trump Forces Big Pharma’s Hand: Pfizer Agrees to ‘Most Favored Nation’ Drug Pricing

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President vows end to the “great American rip-off” as Pfizer slashes costs, direct-to-consumer sales coming online.  President Donald Trump on Tuesday declared a breakthrough in his long fight with Big Pharma, announcing that Pfizer will sell its prescription drugs in the United States at “Most Favored Nation” pricing. The deal came just one day after his administration forced pharmaceutical companies to respond to a sweeping executive order on drug costs. Drugmakers had until Sept. 29 to comply with the directive, a shot across the bow that demanded U.S. patients pay no more than what other developed nations pay, that direct-to-consumer

THE WORD OF THE LORD: The Dangers Faced by ICE Agents [LISTEN]

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On this week’s The Word of the Lord, host Jeffrey Lord discusses the horrendous attack on the ICE facility in Dallas last week that killed one ICE detainee and wounded two others. The shooter left a note declaring he wanted to stoke fear and scare ICE agents. The shooting comes amid ramped-up ICE deportation efforts throughout the country. ICE agents are facing a 1000% increase in attacks. Anti-ICE protesters are now attacking facilities in Chicago “Look, America is going through a tough time — there’s no denying that,” Lord said. “But common sense should dictate that there is one way and

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