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Tennessee GOP Rep. Tim Burchett had strong words for the bipartisan border bill in the Senate, calling it “bogus” and “as dangerous as a caulk gun.” He argued Democrats support open borders so they will get “more representation” in areas where illegal immigrants vote. He also criticized the State Department for offering condolences on the death of the Iranian president and the International Criminal Court for its warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. 

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Wisconsin GOP Sen. Ron Johnson reacted to new FBI documents showing that the federal government knew for years that then-Vice President Joe Biden met with Hunter Biden’s Chinese business partners on an official trip. “I was always suspicious that the FBI, the Department of Justice had walled Hunter Biden off” of a fraud prosecution, Johnson recalled. He also broke down the issues with the proposed Senate border bill, saying “this bill is worse than doing nothing.” He further praised Florida Sen. Rick Scott in his bid for party leadership as having “a more businesslike approach, a more functional approach, a more collaborative approach.”

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Arkansas Attorney General Bud Cummins, who is representing the family of airport administrator Bryan Malinowski, who was fatally shot in an ATF raid, suggested the agency’s raid may have been conducted to support a new regulation by the Biden administration. “As bad as that story I just told is,” he explained, “it’s even worse if it’s politically motivated.” He also raised concerns about the militarization of law enforcement, especially in situations where they have time to plan. “They had 1,000 options that would be safer than what they did,” he said. “They created this situation,” he added.

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Empower Oversight President Tristan Leavitt reacted to the release of new whistleblower documents contradicting Hunter Biden’s congressional testimony, calling his claims “laughable.” He agreed the release could lead to a criminal referral, saying “if people are allowed to lie to Congress and get away with it, that has real bad ramifications for the legislative branch.” However, he added that “I would not be surprised…if his dad pardons him” if Hunter were convicted of a crime. He also provided updates on whistleblower efforts more generally, including efforts to encourage whistleblowers despite attempts at retaliation.

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Former Assistant Secretary of State Bobby Charles gives his thoughts on the upcoming debate between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden, saying they offer Biden “a way out” and “could become the fast track to his elimination from this cycle.” He also broke down the legal difficulties surrounding Joe Biden, including the controversies with the Hur report.

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Wisconsin GOP Rep. Glenn Grothman had strong words for the International Criminal Court and the World Health Organization, describing their “typical antisemitism” after the ICC issued warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He added that “Americans ought to reject any of these ‘one world government’ type of politicians,” and said “we ought to get out of the WHO altogether” because of its proposed pandemic treaty.

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