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Federal agents arrested 11 of 28 lawful permanent residents in California on Monday as part of Operation Protect the Vote. All face charges tied to fraudulent voter registration or casting ballots while noncitizens, including false statements on naturalization applications. The cases sit on a broader federal list of roughly 20,000 likely noncitizens the Justice Department provided to the state last week, prompting a lawsuit to pause counting of related mail ballots ahead of the November 3 midterms. California officials have maintained that noncitizen voting is exceedingly rare and that federal data overstates the problem. Prosecutors counter that the 28 defendants—some of whom voted in multiple elections—illustrate real vulnerabilities in the rolls and that every illegal vote dilutes a citizen's ballot. The charges come weeks before early voting is already underway and amid ongoing national scrutiny of election integrity procedures. With Election Day less than three weeks away, forecasts show Democrats holding a clear edge in the House and a competitive path in the Senate. Generic ballot averages currently favor Democrats by roughly 7–9 points, while presidential approval remains soft. Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters and other party leaders argue that focused turnout, candidate quality, and messaging on the economy and borders can still defy historical midterm patterns and protect GOP majorities. Congressman Rich McCormick and Senator Joe Gruters join hosts John Solomon and Amanda Head to examine the California charges, the status of the larger voter-roll lawsuit, and the practical steps Republicans are taking in key battlegrounds to hold Congress. They discuss turnout operations, voter concerns over costs and borders, and whether enforcement actions like today's can influence the final weeks of the campaign. Do these California charges strengthen the case for stricter citizenship verification before ballots are counted, or do they risk delaying legitimate votes this close to Election Day? #JustTheNews #NoNoise #DOJ #NoncitizenVoting #California #ElectionIntegrity #2026Midterms #GOP #RichMcCormick #JoeGruters #RNC #RealAmericasVoice

TURNING POINT TONIGHT, WITH JOBOB | OCTOBER 19TH, 2026

SEGMENT 1: FRANCE HAS BEEN TAKEN OVER BY RIOTERS

SEGMENT 2: MOROCCAN INVADERS CLAIM TO BE GAY TO STAY IN SPAIN

SEGMENT 3: CRAZY CALIFORNIA | CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLYMAN DAVID TANGIPA AND JOBOB DISCUSS

SEGMENT 4: MELTDOWN MONDAY | JBT REACTS TO A LIB MELTDOWN OVER ELON MUSK'S SUCCESSFUL ROADSTER REVEAL

SEGMENT 5: JOBOB'S MAILBAG

Peter Navarro lays out the core case from his new book, arguing that Anthony Fauci oversaw funding for risky gain-of-function research and then worked to suppress the lab-leak explanation. The book frames the events as more than policy error and presents them as potential grounds for criminal accountability. Navarro outlines possible legal avenues, including state-level prosecutions and the use of subpoenas targeting aides and related scientists. He emphasizes that the book is structured like a trial, with the reader acting as the jury and the diaries serving as key exhibits. Do the private diaries and the sequence of decisions make a convincing case that Fauci should face criminal prosecution? ALSO WATCH US LIVE ON: ROKU https://bit.ly/rokurav PLUTO https://bit.ly/plutorav LISTEN TO RAV ON ALL OF YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLATFORMS: https://americasvoice.news/podcast-platforms/ 🚨SUBSCRIBE TO OUR SUBSTACK: https://realamericasvoice.substack.com/subscribe 🔥GET YOUR RAV GEAR: https://realamericasvoice.myshopify.com/ 🔗VISIT RAV NETWORK LINKS: https://linktr.ee/realamericasvoice 📢JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: https://ravambassadors.com #AmericasVoiceLive #SteveGruber #RealAmericasVoice #AmericaFirst #BreakingNews #USANews #WorldNews

Jack Posobiec is joined by Bo French and Barrett Block as France reels from a weekend of nationwide violence that followed mass cost-of-living and student protests. Bo French examines how demonstrations over rising prices and public services spiraled into riots and looting, with thousands arrested, public buildings torched, and the government imposing localized curfews while Macron rejected the interior minister's resignation just months before the presidential election. A Fox News Digital investigation identified 54 organizations and movements in the protest ecosystem, of which only about one in three are student or youth groups, with the rest including communist parties, revolutionary socialist groups, labor unions, and other activist networks. Barrett Block breaks down the pressure on the U.S. Treasury as the 10-year yield hovers near 5 percent amid hotter-than-expected inflation, a roughly $2 trillion deficit, and national debt that has crossed $40 trillion, raising borrowing costs and questions about the sustainability of the current path. He also covers the Treasury's fight to end the weaponization of finance. What do you see as the biggest driver of the unrest in France and the ongoing strain on the American economy right now?

France is reeling from its worst unrest in years after hundreds of thousands took to the streets over high living costs, education cuts, and strained public services. Protests spiraled into riots with arson attacks on historic buildings, looting, smashed storefronts, and more than 2,000 arrests as police faced running clashes in Paris, Marseille, Limoges, and other cities. President Macron is set to address the nation while officials weigh localized curfews, bond yields climb on fiscal worries, and the country heads toward a pivotal 2027 election with Marine Le Pen leading in polls.

Millions joined No Kings events in all 50 states over the weekend, the fourth major round of the movement. Organizers focused on driving early voting ahead of the November 3 midterms, with marches, rallies, and community actions opposing what they call excessive executive power under the Trump administration. Turnout was large in cities from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., though some areas saw smaller crowds than prior rounds, and Meta briefly restricted the coalition's Instagram account before apologizing.

Collin Plume of Noble Gold breaks down the economic picture, gold and precious metals as hedges amid inflation and uncertainty, recent market moves including gold's sharp drop and rebound, and how households can protect wealth when debt, deficits, and political volatility rise on both sides of the Atlantic.

Dr. James Orr joins in studio for a conversation on national conservatism, free speech pressures in the West, the roots of cultural and political fragmentation, and why rootedness, family, and national identity matter as Europe and America navigate parallel strains of unrest and institutional doubt.

What do you see as the deeper driver behind the violence in France and the scale of the No Kings actions heading into the midterms?

#CharlieKirkShow #FranceRiots #NoKings #NobleGold #DrJamesOrr #RealAmericasVoice #GoldIRA #Midterms2026

France reels from its worst unrest in years after nationwide protests over living costs and public services spiraled into violence on October 17. Authorities reported roughly 550,000 demonstrators, with Interior Ministry figures near 2,400 arrests and nearly 1,000 police and gendarmes injured. Shops were looted, vehicles burned, and public buildings attacked in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and elsewhere. In Limoges the 143-year-old neo-Renaissance town hall was deliberately set ablaze by masked groups. The roof and clock tower collapsed, leaving most of the historic structure destroyed in what officials called a heritage catastrophe. Similar arson hit Lyon's tourist office while other civic sites faced graffiti and break-ins. Officials blamed organized violent minorities and opportunistic looters rather than the bulk of peaceful marchers. Steve Bannon and guest Royce White examine the French scenes as a cautionary parallel for the United States. White stresses that mass migration has left France unable to fully determine its own future and argues the same dynamic threatens American cities. He calls repeatedly for large-scale deportations of those who entered illegally, describing border security as essential stabilization and warning that democratic institutions cannot survive if voters surrender control to non-citizens. The conversation turns to the 2026 midterms. White and Bannon discuss races in Michigan involving Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed and in Texas with James Talarico, framing voter turnout among black men and broader cultural questions as decisive. White rejects temporary alliances that ignore historical patterns of slavery and conflict, urges Americans to vote rather than forfeit ground, and positions President Trump as the strongest leader of his lifetime while pressing for continued enforcement priorities. Do you see the French unrest as a preview of what happens when migration and economic pressure overwhelm a society's ability to maintain order? #FranceProtests #LimogesFire #MassDeportations #RoyceWhite #SteveBannon #WarRoom #Midterms2026 #AmericaFirst #BorderSecurity #HeritageDestroyed Welcome to the War Room. Steve Bannon brings you the most important news from around the world. Watch LIVE on Real America's Voice, seven days a week at 10:00 AM EST., and again at 5:00 PM EST. M-Sat. Visit WR show archive: https://americasvoice.news/playlists/show/the-war-room/ LISTEN TO RAV ON ALL OF YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLATFORMS: https://americasvoice.news/podcast-platforms/ 🚨SUBSCRIBE TO OUR SUBSTACK: https://realamericasvoice.substack.com/subscribe 🔥GET YOUR RAV GEAR: https://realamericasvoice.myshopify.com/ 🔗VISIT RAV NETWORK LINKS: https://linktr.ee/realamericasvoice 📢JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: https://ravambassadors.com #warroom #stevebannon #stephenkbannon #realamericasvoice #rav

In-person early voting begins today across Texas for the November 3 midterms, with the War Room flag shifted to the state for the duration as voters turn out in key races.

Weekend actions in Paris and Milan saw main marches give way to masked groups looting luxury shops in fashion districts, setting cars and barricades on fire, and torching historic sites including the Limoges town hall.

BBC and other coverage framed the events as largely peaceful demonstrations joined by an opportunistic minority, even as streets filled with shattered glass, charred vehicles, and flames around landmarks of Western civilization.

The unrest follows the mixing of imported radical elements with existing Marxist forces, producing efforts to burn down cities and nations from within.

Macron and the European political class respond with expressions of shock and limited steps, resembling the passive posture described in Camp of the Saints while public buildings burn.

France faces the costs of socialized systems that extend care widely, including to those hostile to the culture, while schools report shortages of basic supplies like pencils and erasers amid the broader strain.

Will Texas early voting stop the same destructive pattern from reaching America, or is Europe's burning the preview?

#WarRoomAM #SteveBannon #TexasEarlyVoting #ParisMilanRiots #EuropeBurns #Midterms2026 #RealAmericasVoice #Macron #Immigration #WesternCivilization

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Ed Martin opens with his take on Volodymyr Zelenskyy's sharp criticism of President Trump over the diesel deal and energy strikes, and what he believes it signals about Republican momentum heading into the midterms. Congressman Andy Biggs joins to discuss the Arizona governor's race against Katie Hobbs, Trump's recent campaign stop in the state, and the strategy in the final weeks before Election Day. Congressman Ryan Zinke joins Ed to discuss President Trump's Montana rally and its implications for the midterms. The conversation focuses on the military testing "Super Range" plans described in the president's announcement and what the project could mean for Montana and national defense. Former Ukrainian presidential candidate and Zelenskyy critic Sergii Nosenko joins Ed to examine the obstacles to ending the Russia–Ukraine war. The segment explores public support for negotiations, President Trump's push for a peace deal, and the questions surrounding Zelenskyy's approach. Marine veteran Adam Castillo joins Ed to share his account of being detained in Myanmar following a business dispute and spending months in captivity. The interview examines his family's efforts to bring him home, the Trump administration's involvement, and his eventual release. Ed examines Michigan's Senate race, Haley Stevens' comments about Mike Rogers' outreach to Black voters, and what he believes they signal about the midterms. In One More Thing, Ed discusses James Talarico's campaign absence, which Talarico attributes to the flu, and contrasts the demands of campaigning with President Trump's pace. Do you believe Zelenskyy's criticism of Trump will affect the midterms, or is the focus better placed on races like Arizona and Michigan? #TheEarlyBird #EdMartin #RealAmericasVoice #Midterms2026 #Trump #Zelenskyy #Arizona #Montana #Ukraine #PardonMe #MikeRogers #Talarico

MEDIA EXPOSED WITH ADAM WEISS - OCTOBER 18th, 2026

A - Adam and Kavita Channe discuss Katie Zacharia's first press conference and press reaction

B - Adam and Justine Murray dive into the MSM coverage of the Ilhan Omar search

C - Adam and David Zere dive into the Talarico absence story, rumors, and coverage

D - Adam and Cathy Hernandez look at the NY Gov Debate and the ousting of Guilfoyle

SEGMENT 1: PRES. TRUMP'S ACTION PACKED WEEK

SEGMENT 2: ROUGH WEEK FOR REP. ILHAN OMAR

SEGMENT 3: A WILD STORY IF TRUE

SEGMENT 4: WHAT CARDS DO THE DEMOCRATS HAVE LEFT?