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Former Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan says he doesn’t think Vice President Kamala Harris has flip-flopped on immigration policy, she’s “just saying anything she can to get elected.” “She believes that we should decriminalize illegal immigration. She’s been for sanctuary cities. She’s voted against the wall. She’s been for abolishing ICE, referred to them as the ‘KKK.’ She believes in giving free education and free healthcare to every single illegal alien. We could go on and on,” he says.

Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance told a rally in Phoenix, Arizona that Vice President Kamala Harris is “joyful” because she “got promoted to the presidential nomination without earning a single vote.” “I’d like a president, or a vice president, who’s joyful because they did a good job for the American people. And that is Donald Trump,” he says.

Speaking at a campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona, Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance said the Trump 2024 ticket is uniting Americans with common sense policies. “We’re going to close down that border. We’re going to bring down the cost of housing and groceries for American citizens. We’re going to try to persuade our fellow Americans instead of censoring them and we’re going to fire that crazy person Kamala Harris,” he said.

Speaking at a campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona, Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance said former President Donald Trump will finish building the southern border wall. Vance said Trump’s administration will also stop giving Medicare benefits to illegal immigrants.

Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, says the pathology of the red-green alliance between radical leftists and Muslims is rooted in a self-hatred of the West. “It makes no sense unless we understand that sometimes those who claim to be acting in the name of virtue are sometimes actually acting out aggression, even antisemitism, other pathologies, in the cloak of virtue,” he says.

Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, says the United Nations has failed to deliver on its founding promise to uphold international peace and establish human rights for all. Neuer says there aren’t enough members, particularly European countries, willing to replace the alliance.

Minnesota State Representative Jim Nash (R) says Americans deserve to know which version of vice presidential candidate Tim Walz is running for office. “There’s sort of the story of two Tim Walzes. The quirky, genial, downhome Southern Minnesota guy that can talk about the wiring harness of a headlight on a Ford Probe. Or there’s also the guy who has sort of governed over some of the largest waste, fraud, and abuse cases in Minnesota’s history, wasting hundreds of millions of dollars of federal money and local Minnesotans money,” he says.

National Taxpayers Union Executive Vice President Brandon Arnold says former President Donald Trump’s economic platform is far superior to Vice President Kamala Harris’. “Low taxes, low regulation—we're getting a lot more of that from the Trump campaign than we are from Kamala, certainly even as she has tacked toward the center a little bit just in the past few hours,” he says.

Former Colorado State Senator Ted Harvey says House Democrats gun legislation will take away Colorado citizens’ right to defend themselves. Harvey predicts neighboring states like Kansas and Wyoming will see a boost in firearm sales when these bills are passed.

Former Colorado State Senator Ted Harvey says Democratic Governor Jared Polis and Colorado Democrats want to take away citizens right to defend themselves while armed immigrant gangs are allowed to take over apartment complexes. “The police realize that they can’t arrest these people. Colorado is a sanctuary state, Denver is a sanctuary city and if they try to arrest them or try to give them over to ICE...They’re going to get fired or they’re going to get disciplined for turning them over,” he says.

Cornell University Law Professor William Jacobson says anti-Israel campus groups have succeeded at making Palestine the “Omnicause.” “There is a mania that has captured a significant portion, not the majority, but a significant portion of the student body and its being egged on by the faculty,” he says.

Cornell University Law Professor William Jacobson says the October 7 anti-Israel student protests should not be shut down but instead used as an example of “how vile the opposition is." “I don’t know that the answer, assuming it's not going to be violent, is to ban them. I think the answer is to point out to everybody what terrible human beings they are and what horrible people they are,” he says.

Actor Nick Searcy says the movie industry has turned “woke” because it’s no longer beholden to box office numbers. “Everything's done in partnership with a streaming service. So that’s why all the films that you find on Netflix and Amazon are mostly a bunch of woke garbage because they don’t care what the audience thinks about it,” he says. “The way they get their next movie done is by proving what a good, woke soldier they are and so they keep turning out this garbage that you don’t want to see because it doesn’t hurt them and [in the] end they get their next movie made.”

Actor Nick Searcy says the Ronald Reagan biopic highlights the close parallels between Reagan and former President Donald Trump. “That’s what struck me the first time I saw the film is just how many parallels there are to what’s going on today. I mean, Reagan’s fight against communism. Reagan identifying what was really the biggest danger to America at that time. It’s the same danger that we’re facing today,” he says.

Carl Szabo, vice president and general counsel for NetChoice, calls to put international pressure on Brazil over the government's war on free speech. “Brazil is supposed to be upholding democratic values, free speech, all those things that we hold dear to our hearts here in the United States of America,” he says. “Unfortunately, it seems to be the policy of the Biden-Harris administration to give every foreign country that violates democratic norms or free speech protections a pass.”

Carl Szabo, vice president and general counsel for NetChoice, says Brazil has threatened to fine its citizens nearly $9,000 a day if they attempt to use social media platform X. “What’s frightening is what happens in Brazil doesn’t stay in Brazil. It spreads. And we are seeing this epidemic of free speech cancelation go global,” he warns. “France is trying to ban Telegram. England is trying to ban X. Russia is banning Facebook and even here in the United States of America, we are seeing calls to ban speech online—whether it is from politicians or even from the White House itself.”

Todd McMurtry, attorney and author of “Dismissed: How Media Agendas and Judicial Bias Conspire to Undermine Justice,” explains how former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s defamation case against The New York Times demonstrates the need for judges to respect juries' ability to make independent decisions. “Judges come into cases and they have a particular perspective. It could be that they’re progressive, it could be that they’re liberal, it could be that they’re conservative. And the jury is the best way to allow a good, clean decision to be made because most often a jury’s going to be made up of 12 people from diverse backgrounds who won’t necessarily have a political bias,” he explains.

Michael Chamberlin, director of Protect the Public’s Trust, exposes Democrats’ hiring strategy to “Trump-proof” the federal government and Justice Department. “Normally to be hired into a career civil service job, it takes a listing in USAjobs.gov and they’ll have several candidates and they’ll go through a competitive process to choose these. But the DOJ is using a process outside of that, the non-competitive process, to hire hundreds of attorneys into areas that are going to be vital to protecting the Biden-Harris administration’s policies from a Trump administration or another future administration,” he explains.

Former Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates suggests slashing federal and state funding to universities in order to stop the antisemitic protests. “They’re not going to do it out of the goodness of their hearts or because they become educated on the issue. They’re only going to do it if they see their livelihood held at risk,” she says.

Former Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates says she’s disappointed President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris haven’t spoken on-camera about the murder of Israeli American Hersh Goldberg-Polin. Kidnapped during the October 7, 2023 terror attack, Goldberg-Polin was one of the six Israeli hostages executed by Hamas last weekend.

Representative Greg Steube (R-FL) says he wants the names of all the “Deep State actors” that asked Big Tech platforms to censor or remove the New York Post’s 2020 exposé on Hunter Biden’s laptop. “That’s not what the FBI is supposed to be doing, that’s not what our federal law enforcement officers are supposed to be doing, and that’s absolutely what they’re doing under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris,” he says.

Representative Greg Steube (R-FL) says former Vice President Mike Pence’s Secret Service detail abandoning its post on January 6 exposes a lack of leadership in our federal law enforcement agencies. A newly released Homeland Security inspector general report obtained by Just the News details how Pence’s escape vehicle left its position without explicit permission and left him stranded at the Capitol.

Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline warns that the 2020 federal government censorship apparatus is still making moves heading into the November election. “You have this coordination again between non-profits and the executive branch to suppress political speech and that is a serious concern that gives a dramatic benefit to one party,” he says.

Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline says the Biden administration is pouring money into non-profits in order to influence the 2024 election. “For example, you see many of these non-profits now training journalists. And these are left-leaning non-profits who are giving—pre-disposing journalists to the proposition that certain efforts at transparency are wrong and should not occur in an election. This is deeply concerning,” he says.

Former New York Congressman Lee Zeldin encourages viewers to volunteer or sign-up for a paid position as a poll worker or poll watcher. “For those who are out there getting involved in this election, don’t be boycotting the laws of your state that determine how elections are won and lost. The mechanics, the tactics of campaigns are important and we cannot seed any ground to the Democrats,” he says.