On the eve of the midterms, Miller delivered a final warning about what’s at stake in today’s elections, laying out exactly what Republicans stand to lose if Democrats regain power.

It was a battle cry aimed directly at voters.

Miller left everything on the field, drawing the starkest possible contrast between the Trump administration and the modern-day Democrat Party.

Miller began by reminding Americans what President Trump has already endured to save the country, pointing to the assassination attempt in Butler, the years of weaponized Democrat legal persecution and the fight to reverse years of disastrous policies.

MILLER: “President Trump, since he came down that Golden escalator has saved America.”

“He saved America from a corrupt political class, he saved America from open borders, he saved America from countries that want the American way of life to end, from foreign adversaries, domestic adversaries.”

He then delivered a particularly powerful line, reiterating to voters everything Trump has sacrificed for them and how the president has repeatedly put himself on the line.

Miller wasn’t shy about spelling out exactly what Republicans are fighting to preserve, either.

“Your vote to keep producing American energy, your vote to keep our borders secure, your vote to keep crime, violent crime and murder at all-time record lows, your vote to keep men out of women’s sports, to keep DEI out of our universities, to keep your taxes low, no tax on tips, no tax on social security, no tax on overtime, to keep our military stronger than it’s ever been before, to keep the American dream alive for you and your children.”

That’s when he turned his fire to the Democrat Party itself, and Miller let them have it with both barrels.

He exposed the contrast between Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens, who endorsed Republican Mike Rogers, and far-left commentator Hasan Piker who repugnantly claimed “America deserved 9/11.”

“That is up against a party — you gave the perfect comparison; Haley Stevens versus Hasan Piker.”

“The Democrat party has said they don’t want moderates, they don’t want centrists like Haley Stevens, they do want extremist pro-jihad America-hating 9/11-supporting MONSTERS like Hasan Piker.”

There could be no clearer distinction between the old guard of the moderates in Democrat Party, and the radical socialists attempting to destroy it from within.

“That is not who we are as a country and that is NEVER who we can become.”

“President Trump loves America, he loves this nation and he’s delivered more for us in two years than any president has in four or eight years.”

That was a DOMINATING closing pitch from Stephen Miller.

Republicans have been given their marching orders. Now it’s up to voters to show up and swamp the polling stations.

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This morning, new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia kicked off her first White House press briefing, calling it an “honor” to serve President Donald Trump.

She takes over from her predecessor, Karoline Leavitt, who left the White House in August to spend more time with her young children.

Those were big shoes to fill, but Zacharia wasted no time making her mark.

Here were the biggest moments from her first briefing.

Zacharia stepped up to the White House podium for the first time and opened with a cheerful “Good morning!”

She immediately went full MAGA, thanking President Trump for his trust and making it clear that working for him has been a longtime goal.

ZACHARIA: “I am so honored to work for President Trump and the American people as the new White House Press Secretary.”

“I want to thank President Trump for his trust that he has placed in me. I have wanted to work for him for a VERY long time.”

“I’m looking forward to working with each of you as well.”

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Moments after greeting the press pool, Zacharia came out swinging with some eye-popping numbers on government fraud uncovered by the Trump administration.

According to the new press secretary, the administration has uncovered more than $260 billion in fraud, stopped another $72 billion in annual fraud through administrative actions, and recovered nearly $59 billion through indictments, settlements, and civil monetary penalties.

ZACHARIA: “Not only is the Trump administration bringing in trillions of dollars to invest throughout the country, but we are also protecting your tax dollars by addressing fraud head-on.”

“Since taking office, the Trump administration has uncovered over $260 billion dollars of fraud, stopped $72 billion dollars of fraud annually through administrative actions and recovered $58.9 billion through indictments, settlements and civil monetary penalties.”

These were huge numbers, and Zacharia made sure the press corps heard them loud and clear during her first appearance behind the podium.

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A reporter then asked Zacharia whether she planned to continue Karoline Leavitt’s efforts to open the White House briefing room to new media voices.

Her answer was pitch perfect.

Not only did she heap praise on her predecessor, but she vowed to continue Leavitt’s efforts to expand access to the White House for new voices.

REPORTER: “One of the things that your predecessor Karoline Leavitt did is open this room up to more voices, not less.”

“Can you tell us what you plan to do to continue ensure that new media voices continue to be heard here at the White House?”

ZACHARIA: “Well, firstly, my predecessor Karoline Leavitt did an incredible job and I completely agree with the choice of the new media seat.”

“We are absolutely going to keep it and we’re going expand on it to the extent possible.”

“We love new media, and we want to be able to embrace it.”

This is a major win for independent journalism. No longer can the entire narrative be hijacked by the elites in the mainstream media.

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Toward the end of the briefing, a reporter asked Zacharia about her family and specifically how she would handle the demanding role of press secretary with four children at home.

Zacharia turned the question into an opportunity to explain why family remains at the center of her life, delivering one of the briefing’s most powerful pro-family messages.

REPORTER: “Your family’s in California, your husband, you have four children. I’m wondering how you are going to manage that? Karoline Leavitt left because she wanted to spend more time with her family, and also, did you give any advice on how to handle this job and the people in this room?”

ZACHARIA: “Well, first of all, I want to give my husband an amazing shout out. We have four kids — so we have a handful and I adore my family. I love them, they are my priority, I love being with my kids. The idea of not spending evenings with my kid is kids are is completely unacceptable.”

Zacharia went on to explain that Leavitt had been an incredible source of support as she prepared to take on the role, offering advice on navigating the demands of the job while making time for her children.

“Yes, Karoline has been an incredible support. She gave me great and wonderful feedback on how to balance. I think this job is not one you necessarily balance, and I would love to share that in my career I stayed home with my kids from 2014 to 2020, and in the process of having them, and then when I started working again, I was able to integrate them into my life.”

She praised President Trump for being “the most family-friendly president” the United States has ever had. Zacharia pointed out that Trump knew she had four children and understood how demanding the press secretary role would be, yet still trusted her to take on the responsibility.

“So I intend to, to the extent possible, include my family, include my kids in my work. Though my work will be demanding, they will always be a priority.”

“President Trump is the most family-friendly president we’ve ever had. He has hired more women with families, and the fact that he knew I had four kids and he knew that this job would be demanding, and still placed his trust in me shows that I know I’m capable being able to step up to that.”

It was a strong closing message from Zacharia.

She made it clear that her family will always come first while expressing gratitude for a president who trusted her to take on one of the most visible and demanding jobs in his administration.

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It’s worth taking a closer listen to his words.

Standing in Greece, surrounded by thousands of years of history, Rubio began talking about what makes someone a hero.

His answer had nothing to do with fame, power or popularity.

It came down to duty.

But as Rubio explained, there is a stark difference between the heroes of the West and those celebrated by its enemies.

Rubio had spent much of the speech explaining how ancient Greece helped shape the political and moral traditions that eventually became part of Western civilization.

Now he was talking about one of the most basic ideas that came out of that tradition — that character is revealed when doing the right thing becomes difficult.

These are the same traits that have made the Western civilization what it is today.

That is the kind of heroism Rubio says the West must never lose sight of.

Not a culture that glorifies death for its own sake, but one that values life enough to recognize the people who are willing to sacrifice theirs to protect it.

This was the distinction he wanted the audience to walk away with.

The soldier of the West fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.

It’s a very powerful message.

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With the ancient citadel of the Acropolis in the background, the sun began to set over Athens, Greece. Standing at a podium in front was Secretary of State Marco Rubio, preparing to deliver an address to his Greek counterparts.

Everyone was expecting the standard foreign policy speech, but what Rubio delivered was far from that.

Using ancient Greek history as his anchor, Rubio connected the birthplace of Western politics and culture to the founding of the United States and delivered one of the greatest defenses of Western civilization ever uttered by a sitting American official.

He was talking about something much bigger than foreign policy.

It was a warning to Europe — the West is something that must be preserved, not forgotten.

These were the moments that stood out.

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MS NOW recently went to Michigan to speak with two groups of Democrat voters who both supported Rep. Haley Stevens in the Senate primary.

The first group was Black voters from Wayne County, and the second was Jewish Democrats from Oakland County.

Both groups delivered the exact same message to Abdul El-Sayed — They are NOT sold on him.

Just for context, Jewish voters make up roughly 1.5–2% of Michigan’s electorate, while Black voters account for around 12% of the state’s voters.

Historically, Democrats have rarely ended up winning in Michigan without a strong statewide Black voter turnout.

Without both of these groups supporting his campaign, El-Sayed could be in MAJOR trouble in November.

MS NOW perfectly captured two moments that show exactly what Democrats are dealing with in Michigan.

MS NOW started with Black voters from Wayne County, asking them about the Senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers.

It didn’t go well for El-Sayed.

You don’t even have to listen closely to what these voters are saying. They outwardly feel as though their votes are being taken for granted. The same thing could be said about any Democrat race across the United States. The DNC automatically assumes that Black voters will vote Democrat, regardless of the candidate.

VOTER 1: “I think there’s some missed opportunities for him to help us know who he is, help us understand him. We don’t know him.”

VOTER 2: “I think he’s taking advantage that we as Black people are Democratic, and he thinks we’re going to vote for him anyway. And I’m like, no, sir! I’m going to put uncommitted down on that little circle and move on.”

“If you’re going to Congress to represent me, I need you to talk about what’s going on in this community.”

That’s the bottom line.

El-Sayed is banking on the Black vote in Michigan, but from what these voters are saying on the ground, that’s far from guaranteed.

But El-Sayed performed terribly with Black voters in Detroit during the Democratic primary, receiving just 31% of the vote against Haley Stevens.

Hence why they’re bringing in former President Barack Obama to stump for him.

They must see some internal polling that does not look good for El-Sayed.

When MS NOW asked a third Black voter what would take him “over the finish line” to vote for El-Sayed, his answer was even more troubling for the El-Sayed campaign.

VOTER 3: “I don’t what I’m going to do. Honestly…”

Pressing again, MS NOW asked this voter what was holding him back from voting for for El-Sayed.

VOTER 3: “Not knowing enough about him.”

At the end of the day it comes down to a trust issue, and for the Black community in Michigan, voting for El-Sayed could be a bridge too far.

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The block of Jewish Democrat voters also had similar concerns about voting for El-Sayed.

At one point, a Jewish, lifelong Democrat from Oakland County, Michigan admitted on MS NOW that she’s likely going to vote for Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed.

You just know MS NOW hated airing this moment. It was an incredible display of the consequences of electing radical Democrat candidates. Eventually, voters will simply bow out and cross party lines.

VOTER: “My daughter goes to University of Detroit Mercy. She’s in her second year of law school, and she has to hide being Jewish.”

“And it’s a hard thing to say when October 7th came. Horrible for her. Lots of tears...”

“I may go to Mike Rogers. Sorry, guys.”

It was a pretty remarkable admission from a lifelong Democrat.

Just imagine how many more stories like this are going to come out as November gets closer.

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Last night, California gubernatorial candidates Steve Hilton (R) and Xavier Becerra (D) faced off in a heated CNN debate.

The hourlong duel saw the two candidates slug it out over some of the biggest issues facing voters in California, including soaring taxes, illegal immigration, AI regulation, housing and homelessness.

Becerra, who previously served as HHS Secretary under President Biden, came into the debate as the leading Democrat in a blue state. But last night belonged solely to Mr. Hilton.

From the moment Hilton stepped onto that stage, he was launching brutal attacks at Becerra, and his arsenal was deadly.

He came prepared with numbers, receipts and specific examples from Becerra’s record.

However, there was one moment that changed everything.

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What began as an interview with a former Congressman quickly turned into one of the most thunderous exposés of Congress itself.

On his Club Random podcast this week, Bill Maher sat down with former Republican Rep. George Santos.

Santos has had his fair share of controversies over the past few years — culminating in him being expelled from Congress and serving prison time after pleading guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, though his sentence was eventually commuted by President Trump in October 2025.

With all of that said, Santos no longer has political aspirations and therefore he was the perfect person to exhume all of Congress’s skeletons.

After all, he knows where the bodies are buried.

The conversation eventually came around to politics, and Maher immed…

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Last night’s episode of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher had a few moments that will likely make some Democrats a little uncomfortable, to say the least.

Maher has never been afraid of dishing it out to Republicans or President Trump — in fact, it’s one of his favorite pastimes — but every once in a while he turns his fire toward the hypocrisy on his own side of the political aisle.

That happened in three separate instances on last night’s show.

None of these moments fit particularly well with the standard partisan narrative, which is probably why they were so interesting to watch.

Maher Calls Out the Bizarre Democrat Obsession With Wearing Masks

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Ro Khanna’s attempt to present himself as a “moderate” Democrat got put under some serious pressure on CNBC this morning.

During his appearance on Squawk Box, Khanna was hammered by the panel about the Democratic Party’s socialist wing and how his own positions fit alongside it.

Khanna has desperately tried to portray himself as a center-left figure within the party, but every chance he gets, he openly embraces the socialists.

Once the questioning started, there was nowhere for him to hide and he began to unravel.

It quickly devolved into a pretty brutal interview.

Here are the four moments that turned the whole segment on its head.

This was a long overdue clash.

Seconds after CNBC’s Joe Kernen welcomed Democrat Congressman Ro Khanna to his show, he called him out for his constant flip-flopping and attempts to appease the socialist wing of his own party.

KERNEN: “Let’s bring in Congressman Ro Khanna of California, representing the heart of Silicon Valley, he’s a ranking member of the China Select Committee.”

Kernen even told Khanna he would no longer be his wingman if he planned to run in 2028.

“We’ve talked about a Ro/Joe or a Joe/Ro ticket. Lately, I’ve looked — I still love you, but I’ve looked at some of your comments and I wonder — I hardly knew this man, apparently.”

Khanna tried to laugh it off.

KHANNA: “Oh, come on, Joe!”

Kernen pressed him about his ties to the socialists right out of the gate.

No one else has held Khanna’s feet to the flames over this, but Kernen did an incredible job here.

KERNEN: “No, before we get started, I’m just wondering, are you this reasonable capitalist that represents Silicon Valley and a friend of technology?”

“Or are you some DSA spouting nut job that hangs out with Hasan Piker and backs the guy in Michigan and in Maine?”

Khanna quickly tried to change the subject by talking about his book, but Kernen kept hammering him.

KERNEN: “What happened to the Democratic Party?”

Khanna refused to answer Kernen’s question directly.

KHANNA: “The Democratic Party understands that the economy is working for my district, right? It’s one third of the nation’s wealth is in my district or the 50 miles surrounding it. And it’s not working for the people I grew up with. In Pennsylvania.”

It was a great moment because it showed how Kernen is quickly becoming one of the most sane voices in all of mainstream news. He’s having the tough conversations that no one else in media is willing to have.

You could tell Ro Khanna was really hoping this was going to be a friendly segment on Squawk Box this morning — it was not.

Things only got worse for Khanna from there, once he was pressed on his specific policies.

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On the latest episode of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher there were two moments that stood out above all of the rest.

They came from completely different conversations, but both had the same basic theme…Maher refusing to go along with something he thought was ridiculous, even when the person making the argument was coming from his own side of the political aisle.

His guests on the panel were Jessica Tarlov, the leftist from Fox News, and Christopher Rufo, the center-right conservative of the Manhattan Institute.

The first instance happened during a conversation with Tarlov, when Maher was genuinely stunned after she told him that Democrats are “less crazy” now on social issues.

The second came when Maher weighed in on the recent Macklemore controversy and asked why musicians feel the need to turn concerts into political rallies in the first place.

Both moments were perfect examples of Maher’s willingness to call out the absurdity, regardless of where it’s coming from.

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It ended with a bang, to say the least.

The entire night was electric from start to finish. There were multiple moments when it seemed like the roof at the American Airlines Center in Dallas was going to blow clean off.

The crowd was energized and ready to ignite throughout the entire event, and every major speaker seemed to find another way to send the place into an absolute frenzy.

While the first night centered around President Trump himself and his legendary, nearly two-hour address, the second night belonged to the warriors carrying the MAGA agenda forward.

They came ready to fight.

Mike Rogers takes a flamethrower to Abdul El-Sayed and drops an iconic campaign slogan.

One of the best moments early in the night came from Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers, who spen…

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The media and the Democrats are out in full force today calling the first night of the Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas a “failure.”

They’re doing their best to paint President Trump as an unhinged tyrant and call the entire event lackluster.

They sound worried, and for good reason.

For anyone who actually took the time to watch it from start to finish, it was the exact opposite of what they are claiming.

Trump was on his game. Sharp, witty and focused.

He was in rare form, cracking jokes and totally in sync with his base, who were energized and ready for this next fight.

These were some of the best moments from night one. Enjoy.

Ken Paxton sends the convention into a frenzy with an epic one-liner about James Talarico.

Long before President Trump took the stage, Texas …

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In many ways Charlie was a preacher.

He was the man in the arena, going from college campus to college campus to have important conversations, despite many of those environments being hostile to him and everything he stood for.

He knew it had to be done.

Charlie possessed the unique ability to convince the younger to care about politics and faith in a way that had never been seen before.

There is no question that the void he left in the conservative movement is still felt today, and it will likely be felt forever by those who were inspired by him and carried his mission forward.

Charlie also had an innate understanding of the political movements shaping the West, and what it would take for conservatives to win.

He called it a “spiritual battle.”

These words from Charlie hit differently today:

KIRK: “We are in the driver’s seat, and that comes with a lot of obligation. We are the cultural force, we are ascendant. The bad guys are scattered, confused and afraid. And they will be back.”

“God gave us a reprieve so that we can reload, that we can lean in, and that we can make the conservative movement stronger than ever before.”

“This is the greatest country ever to exist in the history in the world. And I can say, wow. There was a debate. Is God done with this country? Now, I can say confidently, no. God is not done with America and our best days are ahead.”

There will never be another one like him.

One of the most humbling moments in our short three-year history was when Charlie followed us on X and shared our work. It might seem like a small thing, but to us, it meant the world.

We will never forget that he believed in what we were doing.

We will never forget him or what he fought for.

Rest in peace, Charlie.

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This was an incredible segment.

Before ending his interview with CNBC Squawk Box this morning, CMS Administrator Dr. Oz took a moment to sound the alarm on America’s $100 BILLION healthcare fraud epidemic.

And then he dropped a line that really says it all:

Every CNBC viewer heard it loud and clear.

Dr. Oz was responding to CNBC’s Becky Quick, who asked him what his biggest goal was for the year.

He went straight after one of the biggest problems facing Medicare and Medicaid.

DR. OZ: “Can I touch on one last thing before I leave you?”

QUICK: “Yeah, I was going to ask what your biggest goal is for this year?”

DR. OZ: “We have got to deal with the fraud issues, and here’s why.”

“They’re not just stealing you…

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For months, President Trump had been hinting that his administration was preparing to release information about America’s elections that the public had never seen before.

Last night, he did exactly that.

In a nationally televised address from the White House, President Trump announced the immediate declassification of intelligence that he said had been hidden from both him and the American people for years.

According to the president, the documents paint a very disturbing picture.

They describe serious vulnerabilities inside America’s election infrastructure, detail extensive Chinese election-related activity, and allege that key intelligence about those threats was deliberately kept out of presidential briefings.

Whether people agree with President Trump’s conclusions or not, this was one of the most consequential speeches of his entire presidency.

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Every once in a while, someone who spent years buying into the media’s narrative about President Trump publicly admits they got it wrong.

That’s exactly what happened on CNBC this morning.

Billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya conceded that he was one of the many influential voices who bought into the media’s narrative about Donald Trump.

Now, after revisiting the original source material and getting to know Trump personally, he’s publicly admitting he was wrong.

But there was more to it than just an admission of error.

Across one conversation, Palihapitiya not only praised Trump’s presidency, but argued that millions of Americans were fundamentally misled about the man himself.

Palihapitiya said his personal turning point was simply going back and watching the original footage that the media had spent years talking about.

According to him, that’s when everything unraveled.

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Last night was one of those rare moments where you knew you were watching something people would be talking about for years.

The closest comparison that comes to mind is when President Trump returned to Butler, Pennsylvania after nearly being assassinated. There was that same feeling that something bigger than a normal political event was happening.

For months, the media had been relentlessly attacking Trump’s idea of hosting UFC Freedom 250 on the South Lawn of the White House.

The entire week leading up to the event, the narrative was already written.

The weather was going to ruin it. The fighters wouldn’t want to fight outdoors. The crowd wasn’t going to sit through thunderstorms. The mosquitoes would be unbearable. The logistics would be a disaster.

Every day seemed to bring a new reason why this thing supposedly wasn’t going to work.

Then Saturday night arrived and none of it mattered. The storms passed, the crowd showed up and all of the fighters delivered.

And what unfolded on the Whi…

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Spencer Pratt may be best known for reality television, but if you watched his appearance on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast this morning, you saw something very different.

What started as a conversation about his long-shot campaign for mayor of Los Angeles quickly turned into a discussion about why so many ordinary Californians have lost faith in the people running their city.

And throughout the interview, Pratt kept bringing the conversation back to one central point: the political class, the elites, are obsessed with issues that matter to them, while regular people are worried about problems that are right in front of their faces.

The conversation began with the wild story of how Pratt ended up running for mayor in the first place.

According to Pratt, becoming mayor was never the goal. He’s just a man who lost his house in the Palisades fire…

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It’s not every day the Vice President of the United States walks into the White House briefing room and takes over the podium himself, but that’s exactly what happened today.

With Karoline Leavitt out on maternity leave, Vice President JD Vance stepped in to handle the briefing — and from the second he walked up to the podium, it was clear this wasn’t going to be one of those slow, scripted press conferences full of meaningless talking points.

Vance came in ready to fight on multiple fronts.

He opened with the administration’s anti-fraud crackdown and immediately started throwing around massive numbers tied to government waste and abuse.

It was all action from the Fraud Czar himself.

According to Vance, the administration has already uncovered billions in fraudulent activity spread across multiple federal systems in just the past few months alone.

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Have you ever heard a gentleman from Kentucky drop an F-bomb on cable news?

Well — you’re about to.

Last night on CNN, Scott Jennings completely lost his patience in a back-and-forth with 23-year-old MeidasTouch contributor, Adam Mockler.

It will go down as a historic CNN moment that should earn the top spot in the network’s highlight reel and is already being clipped everywhere.

These two have history.

Every time they end up on the same set, it doesn’t take long before things start to boil over.

Mockler has been desperately trying to carve out a lane as a Gen-Z progressive voice on cable news, and his approach is alaways the same: come in hot, try to corner Jennings, and force a viral “gotcha” moment.

The problem is, it never lands the way he wants it to, and last night was no exception.

Mockler eventually crossed the line when he wagged his finger in Jennings’ face and he got trounced.

This was the moment that many people have been waiting for.

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