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This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the integrity of American elections. Joining the speaker is Jim Path, president of the Conservative Caucus, to discuss the Save America Act and the importance of securing our elections. With his extensive experience working on Capitol Hill, Jim shares his insights on the inner workings of Washington, DC, and the challenges of getting legislation passed. The conversation covers the Save America Act, which aims to restore the gold standard of elections that the US had for its first 230 years. Jim explains how this bill would take us back to a time when elections were secure and free from manipulation. He also shares his thoughts on the current state of the Democratic Party, which he believes is too liberal and out of touch with mainstream America. Jim's expertise and experience on Capitol Hill provide a unique perspective on the challenges of getting legislation passed, particularly the Save America Act. He discusses the obstacles that lie ahead, including the opposition from Senator John Thune and the Democratic Party. With his passion for constitutional liberty, Jim emphasizes the importance of educating Americans on the principles that make this country great. Don't miss this episode to learn more about the Save America Act and the efforts to secure our elections. Listen to the full conversation with Jim Path to understand the importance of this legislation and how you can make a difference. 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

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July 30 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday his so-called "Board of Peace" reached an agreement for the complete disarmament of Palestinian Hamas militants and other armed groups in Gaza. In a post on Truth Social, Trump cast it as a "major milestone in the implementation of the Trump 20-Point Plan" to end Israel's war in Gaza. Trump said the deal would be carried out in phases, with Israeli forces withdrawing as disarmament proceeds and an International Stabilization Force working with a new Palestinian police force to secure the enclave. He thanked mediators Egypt, Qatar and Turkey. "This agreement is a critical step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government that will work closely with the Board of Peace to help the Palestinian people," Trump said. "At the same time, Israel will have the security it deserves," Trump added. Earlier in the day, sources said that talks between mediators and Hamas leaders in Cairo on implementing a U.S.-brokered Gaza peace plan made rare progress although an Israeli official said proposed terms were not satisfactory. Israeli strikes killed at least six Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday, including two children, medics said.

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Dr. Anthony Fauci, a key figure in the COVID-19 pandemic response, revealed in an interview that he recommended shutting down the country to the President to prevent the explosive spread of the virus. Despite acknowledging the serious economic consequences, he emphasized the necessity of this measure. This revelation comes from a diary that documents private conversations Fauci had with various governors and mayors urging them to implement stringent measures. Dr. Deborah Birch, who was part of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, also shared her insights on how blue states, in particular, were perceived to have overreacted to the pandemic to demonstrate their seriousness, especially during a presidential election year. The discussion highlights the complexities and political implications of pandemic management strategies.

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A recent McLaughlin poll commissioned by the Tea Party Patriots Action Survey reveals significant public support for U.S. action against Iran's nuclear ambitions. The poll, which surveyed general election voters, found that 72% agreed that Iran should not be allowed to block, attack, mine, or extort ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Moreover, 62% of respondents, including 56% of independents, believe the U.S. must complete its mission in Iran to prevent the country from acquiring nuclear weapons. Tea Party Patriots Action Committee Chairman Jenny Beth Martin emphasized that the poll serves as a reality check for the media, highlighting widespread agreement with President Trump's policy. This substantial consensus underscores the importance of ensuring Iran cannot threaten American lives or our allies.

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This video examines Governor Roy Cooper's leadership, highlighting criticism of his decisions on military support and disaster response. It also discusses the role of dark money in North Carolina politics and campaign funding. North Carolina Senate candidate Michael Whatley argues that Western North Carolina communities were left feeling overlooked during hurricane recovery efforts.

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A man who gave his son the gun he used in a deadly high school shooting in Georgia has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Colin Gray was convicted of charges including second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter after his then 14-year-old son, Colt Gray, used the weapon to kill two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in September 2024. Colt Gray was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Prosecutors say Colin Gray gave his son the rifle as a Christmas gift. The elder Gray is among a handful of American parents who have been charged after their children were accused in shootings.

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Kentucky Senator Republican Rand Paul is refusing to let former NIH Director Anthony Fauci off the hook for refusing to answer questions before the Homeland Security Committee. Paul warned that Dr. Fauci's pardon from Joe Biden's auto-pen will not save him from prosecution for "obstructing Congress." Fauci giving an opening statement and then refusing to answer one question invoking the 5th Amendment more than 100 times. The pardon from the former President came on his last hours in office and excuses potential illegal acts committed by Dr. Fauci dating back to January 1st of 2014 through January 19th of 2025.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans outside the nation's capital will soon be able to get limited-edition U.S. passports that feature a picture of President Donald Trump and celebrate America’s 250th birthday, the State Department said Thursday. The department’s 27 passport agencies nationwide will start offering the special travel documents next month. They previously had only been available at the Washington, D.C., passport office for in-person applicants. Trump, whose stern portrait is emblazoned on an inside page, is the first living president featured in the travel document. The passports are the latest instance of Trump having his name and likeness added to buildings, documents and other highly visible tributes. His image is on a gold-finished commemorative coin celebrating the country’s founding that the U.S. Mint has begun producing, and there are efforts to put Trump’s signature on all new U.S. paper currency, also a first for a sitting president. “In response to overwhelming demand, the Department of State is making an additional 250,000 of the special commemorative passports available to the public,” it said in a statement. “Americans all across the country will now have the opportunity to apply for one of these additional special passports, known as the ‘Patriot Passport.’” Passport offices in Centennial, Colorado; Chicago; Dallas; Detroit; New Orleans; New York; and Stamford, Connecticut, will offer the Trump passports at one-day special events starting Aug. 8. The list will grow to include other passport offices throughout August. Those who want the special passport must apply in-person on the day specified on the department’s passport website. Those wanting a traditional passport must apply on different days. The commemorative passport features Trump’s picture over a gold imprimatur of his signature to an interior page, while the cover carries the words “United States of America” in bold gold print at the top and “Passport” at the bottom — a reversal of the current standard cover. In addition, a small gold laminate American flag, with the number 250 encircled by stars, is at the bottom of the back cover. The only presidents featured in current U.S. passports are in a double-page depiction of Mount Rushmore in South Dakota — George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. Other depictions include the Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall in Philadelphia, and scenes of the Great Plains, mountains and islands. Current passports also contain quotations from Martin Luther King Jr. as well as Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Dwight Eisenhower. The addition of Trump’s picture and signature to the passport book is the newest step his aides have taken to increase the president’s visibility, including adding his name to the U.S. Institute of Peace building and the Kennedy Center performing arts venue, although that signage was later removed on a court order. Trump also has made waves with his plans for a new White House ballroom and a massive arch to be built at one of the entrances to Washington from Virginia.

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The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division announced a series of significant fraud enforcement actions across the Southeastern United States, the product of robust federal-state partnerships with Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The charges announced today encompass 17 cases spanning the seven states. These recent cases involve over $350 million in intended losses and include cases involving SNAP benefits, Small Business Administration loans, housing benefits, and tax fraud. From July 4 alone, federal prosecutors charged cases reaching over $90 million loss and implicating 12 named defendants. The Division separately announced the formation of federal-state anti-fraud task forces in North Carolina, Mississippi, and Florida. The Division additionally announced new federal-state cooperation agreements with this group of states to strengthen ongoing fraud enforcement efforts, following a recent roundtable that brought together 18 U.S. Attorneys Offices, seven State Attorneys General Offices, five federal law enforcement partners, and over 50 state officials. “Defeating the fraud epidemic in our country requires all-hands-on-deck from our federal and state partners nationwide,” said Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald of the National Fraud Enforcement Division. “Whether it’s sharing intelligence, data, personnel, or priorities, partnering with state agencies directly strengthens our ability to identify those stealing taxpayer dollars. When federal prosecutors work alongside state agencies to root out fraud, fraudsters lose and the American people win.” “Working alongside our federal and interstate partners, we are committed to combating fraud at every level. Our collaborative partnerships allowed us to uncover more than $20 million in Medicaid fraud claims during an operation known as Operation Border Wars,” said South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson. “My office also recently indicted six individuals accused of defrauding taxpayers and stealing jobs from hardworking South Carolinians by providing counterfeit employment documents to illegal aliens. The rule of law means something in South Carolina, and we will continue working with our law enforcement partners to dismantle these schemes and prosecute those responsible to the fullest extent of the law.” “We appreciate the Trump Administration's commitment to rooting out fraud in government healthcare programs, including the creation of a dedicated state-federal partnership to lead this fight,” said Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall. “Thanks to the Administration’s serious commitment to ending waste, fraud, and abuse, we now have the tools and coordination needed to identify bad actors and hold them accountable. Together, we are protecting the integrity of Medicaid and the taxpayer dollars that fund it.” “With the help of the Trump administration, the states are fighting back against benefits fraud,” said Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murill. “Since taking office, my administration has secured more than 100 convictions and $73 million in court-ordered restitution. Under the leadership of Acting Attorney General Blanche, Director Patel, and Administrator Oz, our partnership is holding criminals accountable and delivering real results for the taxpayers of Louisiana and the nation.” “President Trump has challenged all of us to step up our efforts to fight fraud and protect American taxpayers from this grift,” said Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch. “Partnerships like this one show that we are bringing everything to the table in this work. In that spirit, with the support of the U.S. Department of Justice, my office is standing up Joint Task Force Vigilance with our two U.S. Attorneys and the FBI to surge resources and personnel to make Mississippi safer, protect Mississippi taxpayers, and restore law and order. This first-of-its-kind task force will bring the full authority of our offices to bear on con artists, grifters, fraudsters, and scammers.”

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The stop-start fighting between the United States and Iran appears to have entered a new phase as Saudi Arabia has publicly joined military escalations against Tehran-backed proxies. At the same time, an already untenable diplomatic effort to end the war has faltered once again as mistrust deepens between the longtime adversaries. Despite several days of relative calm, both sides carried out military strikes in the last 24 hours that once again risk a return to all-out war — and further expansion in the region. Late Wednesday, the U.S. military said it had launched a “a powerful response" against Iran. Little is clear about what strategy, if any, American or Iranian officials have for a path forward.

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This afternoon, President Donald Trump addressed what he described as illegal immigrants endangering Americans on U.S. highways. Trump was joined at the White House by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling, and Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins - as he announced "the Freedom Haulers initiative." The program is designed to create more opportunities for military veterans to become commercial truck drivers, with the administration saying it aims to replace unqualified migrant truck drivers with qualified American veterans.

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CAIRO (AP) — The United States and Iran each fired barrages of missiles as the pattern of back-and-forth strikes took hold again and hope dimmed for a quick end to the five-month conflict. Following a few days of respite, fears of a wider war have grown, with renewed fighting threatening to engulf even more countries. Jordan said Thursday it intercepted Iranian missiles for the second consecutive day, while Kuwait said a strike in the northern part of the country killed one person. Also this week, drones caused fires on ships at an Egyptian port, and Saudi Arabia said it came under fire from Iran-backed militias in Iraq.

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WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate health committee voted on Thursday to advance the nomination of President Donald Trump's pick for CDC director Dr. Erica Schwartz, handing his administration a rare win after repeated failed attempts to fill top health posts. The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee sent Schwartz, Trump's third pick to run the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, to the full Senate on a 13-10 vote, with Democratic Senator Tim Kaine the lone member to cross party lines. Trump withdrew his first CDC pick, Dave Weldon, and his first surgeon general nominee, Janette Nesheiwat, in 2025 before either reached a hearing. He withdrew a second surgeon general pick, Casey Means, in April when it became apparent she lacked enough votes. If confirmed, Schwartz would be the first permanent CDC director since Susan Monarez, Trump's second pick, was fired by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. last year after less than a month over a clash on vaccine policy. The upheaval extends across the Department of Health and Human Services. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary resigned in May, with no replacement nominated. The deputy health secretary's post has been vacant since Jim O'Neill left in February, and a dozen of the National Institutes of Health's 27 institutes and centers lack permanent directors. Schwartz is set to inherit an agency confronting the worst U.S. measles resurgence in three decades, driven by falling childhood immunization rates, an international Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, and the largest ?U.S. foodborne illness outbreak in recent years. Her chances improved last week when Senator Bill Cassidy, the committee's Republican ?chairman, signaled support, reversing course after earlier questioning whether she would stand up to Kennedy on vaccine policy. Trump nominated Schwartz, his first-term deputy surgeon general, in April. The CDC has lacked a permanent leader for all but a month of his second term. The committee also voted 12-11 along party lines to advance Sean Kaufman, Trump's pick for Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response. The full Senate is unlikely to confirm either nominee before its August recess, meaning a final vote may not come until September.

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A growing core of MAGA-aligned senators push to stay in session until the SAVE America Act advances—fueling base rage that “tough talk is cheap” and the public’s 80% support for the bill is being ignored.

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From the Townhall article “Fauci Is a Falsie” by Ashley Evdokimo, Americans lost irreplaceable family moments under rigid COVID rules driven by incomplete public claims, while a border patrol caller described being threatened with firing amid uncontrolled crossings—both episodes of demanded trust that delivered lasting personal harm and eroded faith in authority.

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