Political Context: The strike is part of President Trump’s intensified crackdown on drug cartels, with military assets deployed across the Caribbean.

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Conservative journalist Nick Sortor was arrested outside Portland’s ICE facility during a night of violent protests—but what happened next sparked national outrage. Sortor alleges he was “jumped by Antifa thugs,” sought help from police, and was instead detained without explanation. He spent hours in custody before learning he was charged with second-degree disorderly conduct. After his release, Sortor claimed U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi personally called to confirm a federal probe into the Portland Police Bureau, with Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon leading the investigation. In this explosive episode, we unpack Sortor’s allegations, the political firestorm, and why he says Portland police are “doing the bidding of Antifa.” Is this a case of targeted suppression—or a chaotic clash of protest and law enforcement?

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In a fiery Oval Office address, President Donald Trump announced the latest strike in his escalating war on drug cartels—this time targeting a Venezuelan vessel allegedly carrying cocaine and fentanyl. The attack, which killed three suspected traffickers, marks the third fatal strike in recent weeks and comes amid a dramatic U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean. Trump posted a video of the explosion, declaring, “It was at this moment, the narcoterrorists knew they screwed up.” With F-35s landing in Puerto Rico and warships circling the region, critics question the legality of using military force for law enforcement. This episode dives into the strike footage, cartel affiliations, and the growing tension with Venezuela’s Maduro regime.

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On Saturday in America, Kayleigh McEnany hails Donald Trump’s diplomatic prowess after Hamas agrees to key terms of his 20-point Gaza peace plan. Calling it a “BIG DAY” for peace, McEnany argues Trump’s bold ultimatum—accept the deal by Sunday or face “all HELL”—has shifted the calculus in the Middle East. With hostages set for release and bombings paused, she credits Trump’s unconventional style and global leverage for bringing Hamas to the table. This episode unpacks McEnany’s commentary, the plan’s sticking points, and whether Trump’s legacy as a “deal maker” is being rewritten in real time.

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ICE and Border Patrol agents carried out arrests despite working without pay due to the government shutdown, prompting fierce political backlash and street-level clashes. In Chicago, tensions boiled over as demonstrators confronted agents, tear gas was deployed, and a local alderwoman was briefly detained. This episode dives into the arrests, the political stakes, and the explosive fallout from one of the largest immigration sweeps in recent history.

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In a dramatic Oval Office statement, President Donald Trump celebrated what he called a “very special day” for peace in the Middle East. Hamas announced its willingness to release all Israeli hostages—dead or alive—and enter negotiations under Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan. Trump thanked Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, and others for their role in brokering the deal, urging Israel to halt bombing to ensure safe passage. While Hamas’s acceptance was partial and conditional, Trump insisted the region was “very close” to lasting peace. This episode unpacks the breakthrough, the diplomatic choreography, and whether Trump’s ultimatum—accept the deal by Sunday or face “all HELL”—will hold.

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On Fox & Friends Weekend, political commentator Lisa Boothe delivers a scathing analysis of the Democratic Party’s current standing, calling it “weak” and “fractured.” As the government shutdown looms, Boothe claims Democrats are scrambling to control the narrative while losing grip on public trust. She points to media bias favoring Kamala Harris, internal party divisions, and Trump’s unconventional media blitz—including interviews with Elon Musk and Jake Paul—as signs the tide is turning. This episode unpacks Boothe’s critique, the polling shifts, and the identity crisis gripping the DNC as 2026 looms.

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In a stunning turn, Hamas has agreed to key elements of Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan—including the release of all Israeli hostages and the transfer of Gaza’s administration to a technocratic Palestinian body. Israelis, weary from nearly two years of war, are expressing cautious hope that this could mark the beginning of a lasting peace. But the plan’s most contentious demands—Hamas’s disarmament, foreign oversight, and a strict 72-hour timeline—remain unresolved. Trump’s ultimatum looms: accept the deal by Sunday or face “all HELL.” As world leaders react and bombings ease, this episode explores the fragile momentum, the political risks, and whether peace is truly within reach.

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Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons sounds the alarm on a wave of escalating violence targeting federal immigration officers. From bomb threats and doxxing to deadly ambushes and rooftop snipers, ICE facilities across the country are under siege. In this urgent episode, Lyons breaks down the chilling reality: officers are being hunted, families threatened, and local police often refuse to help. With assaults up over 1,000% since the Trump administration’s crackdown, Lyons says the rhetoric from sanctuary politicians and radical activists has real-world consequences. We dive into the Dallas shooting, Portland riots, and Broadview unrest to expose the growing danger—and the political silence surrounding it

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As the government teeters on the edge of shutdown, White House senior counselor Peter Navarro takes aim at Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, accusing him of orchestrating a political “scam” to shift blame and manipulate public perception. On Jesse Watters Primetime, Navarro claims Schumer’s moves are a calculated distraction from Democratic infighting and failed leadership. This episode unpacks the fiery exchange, the mechanics of the alleged “scam,” and why Navarro insists Americans “see right through” the theatrics. With shutdown stakes rising, we explore the deeper power plays behind the headlines.

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