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Randy Fine Has Had Enough... And He's Not Holding Back | The Erin Molan Show

Congressman Randy Fine joins Erin Molan for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of America, rising extremism, President Trump, the midterms, Israel, free speech, and why he believes the fight for Western civilization is far from over. Do you agree with Randy Fine's warning? Let us know in the comments below. 00:00 Intro 01:01 "We're Not One Giant Human Family" 04:30 Why Ignoring Evil Doesn't Work 06:52 "If You Confront Evil... It Backs Down" 09:53 Why Randy Fine Is Worried About America's Future 11:41 Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens & The Woke Right 13:10 President Trump Behind Closed Doors 15:25 Outro 🔥 Don’t miss a single moment. Subscribe now and join the fight for truth and clarity! 📺 Watch full episodes: YouTube.com/@Erin_Molan 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Z7zQbC 🍏 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3ZZqrbN

Charlie Kirk Trial: Key Evidence and Defense Strategies

In this video, Larry Elder and Brandon Tatum delve into the preliminary hearing of the trial involving the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk. Brandon Tatum, invited by the Kirk family, shares his observations from attending the hearing. He discusses the strong evidence against the accused, including a confession, video evidence, DNA, and an interaction during a traffic stop. The accused, Tyler Robinson, turned himself in and is accompanied by about 13 supporters in court, who appear to believe in his guilt. Robinson's demeanor is described as indifferent, smirking, and seemingly lacking remorse. The discussion also touches on the death penalty in different states, with a focus on Arizona and Utah, and the emotional toll the trial takes on Erica Kirk, Charlie Kirk's widow.

The Larry Elder Show, July 8, 2026 part 2

Platner Suspends Senate Campaign, Forcing Democrats To Pivot In Crucial Maine Race

WASHINGTON, July 8 (Reuters) - Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner of Maine suspended his campaign on Wednesday following a string of controversies, including an accusation of sexual assault, that have plunged one of the most competitive races in the 2026 midterm elections into turmoil. The suspension by the former U.S. Marine and oysterman, in a video posted on social media, is likely to complicate Democrats' efforts to win control of the Senate in the November 3 elections. Republicans currently hold a 53-47 majority. The race in Maine, considered one of the Democrats' best pickup opportunities, will now focus on how the Democrats go about choosing a replacement candidate to take on incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins. Many Democrats had already questioned Platner's fitness for office before Politico reported on Monday that a woman accused him of forcing her to have sex with him nearly ⁠five years ago. CNN followed with a report that the woman accused him of entering her home without permission and raping her while he was intoxicated. Platner flatly denied the allegations. On Tuesday, the Washington Post reported that a former girlfriend of Platner's said he repeatedly removed condoms during sex without her consent, an allegation that Platner's campaign called "categorically false and politically motivated." Democratic leaders and Senator Bernie Sanders have called on Platner to withdraw from the race. Prominent members of Congress rescinded their endorsements of him and leaders of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee said they would withhold funding from the race if Platner remained on the ballot. The departure may signal the end of Platner's rapid political rise, as he tapped into a current of progressive politics by promoting a universal national healthcare system and working-class themes while directing criticism at billionaires and concentrated wealth. Platner has faced a series of other controversies, including offensive Reddit posts he apologized for and a now-covered tattoo that resembled a Nazi symbol. The Wall Street Journal reported that Platner's wife, Amy Gertner, had told the campaign her husband sent sexually explicit texts to several women early in their marriage. In a video message, Gertner said the two had a "great marriage." Platner has acknowledged poor behavior in the past and asked for forgiveness, saying he struggled with alcohol abuse and mental health issues after military deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Larry Elder Show, July 8, 2026

From Ted Kennedy To Graham Plattner, Dems Have Always Turned A Blind Eye

In a shocking turn of events, a prominent politician's campaign is facing a major scandal, but is it really about his behavior or something more sinister? This episode delves into the allegations against him and the surprising reactions from his party and the media. The speaker breaks down the pattern of behavior within the Democrat Party, where men in power are often given a free pass for their actions, as long as they align with the party's policies. He cites several high-profile examples, including Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, and Eric Swalwell, who have all been accused of abuse and harassment. The speaker argues that the party's response to these allegations is not about the men's behavior, but about their policies and the potential consequences of their actions. The episode also explores the media's role in covering up these scandals, with the speaker pointing out that the New York Times and other outlets have been complicit in downplaying the severity of the allegations. He also discusses the recent allegations against Graham Plattner, a politician who has been accused of rape and harassment by multiple women. The speaker argues that the party's reaction to these allegations is not about holding Plattner accountable, but about protecting their own interests and maintaining power. If you're interested in learning more about this story and the speaker's analysis, tune in to this episode to hear his thoughts on the Democrat Party's handling of these scandals and the implications for the country. Follow Carl Jackson: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarljacksonshow Website: http://www.TheCarlJacksonShow.com Store: https://CarlJacksonStore.com

The Hugh Hewitt Show I July 8th, 2026

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Trump Is Reminding Iran Who Is Boss

Can Platner ignore…everyone? What are Graham's options & the applicability of the Seinfeld “switch”

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Should Platner step aside? Comfortably Smug joined Hugh to assess

What does the renewal of combat mean with Iran mean and where will it take us?

The fate of Graham Platner: Mary Katharine Ham joined Hugh to assess

ELIMINATING the Dept. of Education and Democrats & Liberal Media EXPOSED

Lara's taking questions from friends and …. Not friends from across the internet. Lara CALLS OUT the Graham Platner COVER-UP by the Democrats and liberal media, ELIMINATING the Dept of Education, her stance on crunchy vs creamy peanut butter, and MUCH MORE Have something you want to ask Lara, Post your question in the comments across any of my social media platform.

Trump Did the Right Thing

U.S. Carries Out Another Round On Strikes On Iran

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The U.S. military says it is carrying out another round of strikes on Iran after the Islamic Republic attacked ships in Strait of Hormuz a day earlier. The announcement on Wednesday came hours after President Donald Trump threatened to unleash more military action against Iran after saying that the Iranian attacks signaled the end of the ceasefire.

MOU Done, Iran Leaders 'SCUM.’ So, Now What?

Josh opens the show with the latest developments in Iran following U.S. strikes earlier this week. He explains why the agreement between the United States and Iran now appears to be effectively dead, what prompted President Trump to authorize military action, and what the strikes could mean for the region moving forward. Later, Rich Goldberg, Senior Advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, joins the show to break down the latest developments in Iran, assess the strategic implications of the U.S. response, and discuss what comes next for both Washington and Tehran. Finally, Josh examines a new study on the economic costs of illegal immigration, discussing what the findings could mean for public policy and why he believes border security and immigration enforcement should remain central issues on the campaign trail.

USPS Raises Price Of Forever Stamps

The U.S. Postal Service is once again raising the price of "Forever stamps" and other postal rates. On Monday the stamps will increase in price by 4 cents. Stamps will now cost 82 cents each. The increase to offset rising operational costs as the post office continues to lose money. Forever stamps purchased prior will continue to work.

Vance Discusses Anti-Fraud Initiatives During Visit To Wisconsin

U.S. Vice President JD Vance discussed anti-fraud initiatives during a visit to Wisconsin Air National Guard's 128th Air Refueling Wing at Milwaukee Mitchell Airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Trump Declares Iran Deal Dead

Trump Gives July 4 Speech On National Mall For U.S. 250th Anniversary

WASHINGTON, July 4 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump marked the 250th anniversary of the United States on Saturday with a campaign-style speech that repeated his calls for new voting restrictions, warned that "communists" could gain ground in the country and cycled through what he touted as his achievements. After a storm-related delay of nearly two hours, Trump appeared on the National Mall in Washington to deliver a speech that mixed broad appeals to patriotism with pointed attacks on perceived ideological threats at home and abroad. Trump lauded American achievements such as war victories, the lunar landing and the Wright brothers' pioneering flight, as well as the U.S. system of government in general. But he also urged Congress to pass stalled legislation that would limit mail ballots and require proof of citizenship to register to vote, said he had "wiped out" Iran's military and cautioned against a rise of communism in the United States. TRUMP WARNS OF COMMUNIST 'CANCER,' WHITE NATIONALISTS APPEAR "We like to stop a threat like that immediately and before it begins. It's like a cancer – you've got to cut it out and you got to cut it out fast," he said. The Republican president has in the past repeatedly referred to left-wing Democratic candidates who have won a string of primary elections as "communists," though he did not explicitly do so on Saturday. Before Trump, presidents generally avoided in-person appearances at July 4 celebrations, but he has blurred the line between official commemoration and campaign-style politics. Aside from a similar address that Trump gave in 2019, no U.S. president has delivered a July 4 speech on the Mall since 1951. Visitors had waited hours to get into the event, contending with stepped-up security and temperatures that reached 103 degrees Fahrenheit (39 degrees Celsius). The record-breaking heat wave forced the cancellation of several parades and other events in the area. Authorities ordered an evacuation when a line of thunderstorms approached, forcing spectators to shelter in nearby museums and government buildings before they were allowed to return. Trump had said this week he would "make a really long speech" for Saturday's rally "just to show that I can do anything." Instead, it lasted less than 40 minutes, far shorter than many of his past speeches. Other visitors included the white nationalist organization Patriot Front, which marched through the capital earlier in the day and rode on Metro trains serving the region. Police said they had not received any reports of violence. The Trump administration's Freedom 250 group has largely sidelined a nonpartisan body set up in 2016 to handle the 250th anniversary and has fenced off much of the 1.5-mile (2.4-km) Mall for a "Great American State Fair" featuring attractions such as a Ferris wheel alongside displays by conservative groups and defense contractors. TRUMP SEEKS TO REVAMP CAPITAL Freedom 250 says the fair aims to showcase the people and innovations that make the U.S. "the greatest nation on Earth." Several Democratic-led states declined to send delegations, and many performers scheduled to appear dropped out, citing concerns about partisanship. Trump opened the event with a rally on June 24. Crowds were sparse at first but have swelled in recent days, forcing visitors to wait in entrance lines that stretched several blocks. Gift shops and restaurants at the Smithsonian Institution museums near the event reported near-record sales on Friday, said Frank DiGiovine, a Smithsonian executive. Other activities with Freedom 250 branding include a faith rally featuring mostly conservative Christian speakers, and multiple sports events, including a card of mixed martial arts bouts on the White House grounds for Trump's 80th birthday on June 14. An IndyCar race in Washington is scheduled for August. The Freedom 250 organization also sponsored "Freedom Trucks" that critics say paint an overly religious version of American history and gloss over issues such as slavery and racial injustice. A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that a majority of Americans, including three-quarters of Democrats and half of Republicans, think the events celebrating the country's 250th anniversary have grown too political. Trump has sought to remake wide swaths of the capital city ahead of the 250th celebration, with mixed results. Many fountains and statues have been renovated, but problems have beset a much-touted $15 million renovation of the Lincoln Memorial's Reflecting Pool. Security cameras and soldiers now stand watch over its peeling paint and algae-fouled waters.