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Fox News host Sean Hannity advocates for U.S. military regime change in Iran to halt its nuclear program, echoing Donald Trump’s hardline stance, while relaying earlier claims that Iran’s facilities were obliterated—claims later disputed by intelligence and media reports that the program was merely set back by months.
Kristi Noem tells Fox News she’s “just doing my job” as bipartisan calls for her resignation grow after two fatal Minneapolis shootings involving federal immigration agents. She had defended Border Patrol in the initial incident with armed protester Alex Pretti but later backtracked amid questions about information on the ground. The White House has defended Noem, with a senior official sent to Minnesota, as the FBI leads the investigations and lawmakers debate federal agents’ tactics.
Senator Tim Scott criticized liberal media, including "Morning Joe" and CNN, for making "vile and disgusting comments" about him, asserting that most racists in the country are liberals. He accused the far Left of attempting to silence conservative voices and intimidate minorities who consider the GOP, but emphasized that he will not be silenced and encouraged others to stand up for conservatism. Hannity suggested that the attacks may be an attempt to intimidate or threaten Scott, to which Scott responded that the radical Left is indeed threatened by him and others like him.
During a televised town hall, former President Donald Trump made comments suggesting he would be a dictator on "day one" of his presidency, stating his intentions to close the border and increase drilling. Legal experts and critics expressed concern over Trump's remarks, with some taking them seriously and urging voters to act accordingly. The Trump campaign responded by accusing President Biden of being a dictator, citing criminal charges brought against Trump and alleging abuse of power. Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen and Congressman Adam Schiff echoed concerns about Trump's autocratic tendencies, emphasizing the need to take his statements seriously.
Former President Trump joined Fox News' "Hannity" for a town hall discussion, where he predicted that President Biden wouldn't be the Democrats' nominee in 2024, jokingly saying Biden would "fall over" if he blew on him. Trump also made headlines by stating that he would close the border and drill for oil on day one if he were to return to office, leading to accusations of dictatorship. He mocked Biden's claim that he wouldn't be running if Trump wasn't in the race and confidently declared that he would win Iowa. Trump also criticized Biden's criticism of the MAGA movement, stating that people want to see the country become great again.