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Thune: Stand Up Or Go Fizz!

Concerns are growing around the future of the SAVE America Act, a proposed bill aimed at strengthening election security by requiring proof of citizenship to vote.

According to U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, a Florida Republican, Senate Majority Leader John Thune has no plans to bring the bill to the Senate floor once lawmakers return from break, citing a lack of sufficient support. Without the necessary 51 votes, Thune reportedly does not intend to allocate time for debate, effectively stalling the legislation.

When the U.S. Senate under control of Republicans cannot pass into law a bill supported by more than 80 percent of all Republicans, that’s as clear a sign as you need that the Senate leadership is either weak or, more likely, flat-out corrupt.

We must hold these bastards’ feet in the fire, and force them to boot out leaders who are as cold and callous as Thune. We don’t need them, and we most certainly don’t want them doing any more damage to our nation or to our voting system. Enough is enough! Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

They Tried To Fool Trump

President Trump is waging war on the Deep State at home while staring down America’s enemies abroad at the very same time.

Tulsi Gabbard has become one of Trump’s quiet but most effective tools, ripping the mask off Brennan, Comey, Obama, and the intel cartel with targeted declassification instead of TV drama. As Director of National Intelligence, she has been declassifying Russiagate files, first‑impeachment evidence, and years of CIA/FBI abuse so the American people—not the permanent bureaucracy—can see what really happened.

Corporate media and the intel establishment are panicking, unleashing coordinated hit pieces from The Guardian, The New York Times, CNN, MSNBC and others to brand her “unstable” and “disloyal” because they fear what she’s exposing. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

He Double-Dog Dares ‘Em!

President Donald Trump just signed a sweeping executive order on mail‑in voting and, in the announcement, repeatedly dared Democrats to “challenge” it in court, saying he doesn’t see how anyone can legally overturn it.

The order directs federal agencies to build a national list of verified U.S. citizens, tighten mail‑in ballot rules, and block ballots from being delivered to people who aren’t properly on the rolls.

Trump’s trap is simple: by begging Democrats to sue, he drags the fight into federal court and potentially up to the Supreme Court, where he believes he can win on appeal and cement tougher national election standards.

Within hours, Democrats took the bait; Gavin Newsom and liberal groups announced lawsuits, accusing Trump of voter suppression and claiming he has no authority to change state mail‑in rules.

Trump’s allies argue Democrats are panicking because they can’t win without loose mail‑in systems, ballot‑harvesting, and messy voter rolls that are hard to audit. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

Trump Puts NATO On Notice

President Donald Trump called on NATO allies to help with Iran and re-open the Strait of Hormuz. This is something they need more than us. Most said no but are now mildly interested.

Trump complained that they wouldn’t show up for us when we needed them but we always show up for them. The US spends roughly $1.53 Trillion on NATO annually.

Do you see President Trump pulling us out of NATO and using that money to bolster our military, our border, our security and use it on making life and the economy better for Americans or is he just blowing off steam or using this guilt as leverage?

Here, Tony Schafer joins Stephen Gardner to discuss NATO’s waffling. Shafer is a former U.S. Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, best known for his claims about intelligence mishandling contributing to our lack of preparation for the 9-11 attacks.

The Democrats’ Plan To Cheat

Peter Ticktin, a senior attorney at the Ticktin Law Group, which has done considerable work for President Donald Trump, has  announced smoking gun evidence of election fraud.

Ticktin says the machines have modified voters to put into play any time they need to rig elections. The plan is to rig the 2026 midterms so Democrats can crown a Democrat president in 2027 and control the U.S. Senate and U.S. House.

It’s said that corrupted voter rolls in Bexar County, Texas, expose this truth. Bexar County is the home of San Antonio. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

Drug Dealers: No More Games!

Trump is sick of the drug dealers, traffickers, sickos and thieves. Under the Shield of America, the U.S. government and military will work with other countries to hunt down cartel members and traffickers.

Sara Carter, director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, confirms Trump is building a safer United States and Americas similar to what was done in El Salvador with its President Nayib Bukele.

Here, Carter discusses her work with Stephen Gardner, who writes, “I just finished one of the most incredible interviews with President Trump’s Drug Czar. She opens up about how much Kamala Harris and Biden destroyed this nation. She talks about Trump and the military hunting down drug monsters in the America and more. She left me feeling super optimistic for our country and our children.”

 

Does Danger Surround Trump?

Ex‑Secret Service agent Charles Marino REVEALS why Donald Trump and America are in danger from terror threats, border failures, and a broken Secret Service and Department of Homeland Security.
In this interview, Stephen Gardner and Charles Marino expose new Trump security threats. They also get into DHS funding fights and how terrorists could exploit Biden’s disastrous border policies.

Epstein Greased Obama’s Prize?

Did Jeffrey Epstein pull the strings that helped Barack Obama win the Nobel Peace Prize in2009? There are rumblings to that effect ever since Norwegian police opened a criminal probe into Thorbjørn Jagland, the former chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee from 2009 to 2014.

Initially there were reports Jagland had attempted suicide following the launch of that probe, but his lawyers have said he has been hospitalized, owing to exhaustion, and not a failed suicide.

Here, Stephen Gardner touches on Epstein’s connections with Jagland. He cites growing speculation that it was Epstein who greased the skids to get Obama the Prize, announced on Oct. 9, 2009 — before Obama had even served a year in office. Gardner says critics are now “questioning whether political influence and connections to figures like Jeffrey Epstein may have played a role in the nomination process years ago. The claims remain highly debated but have reignited discussion about how the prize was awarded so early in Obama’s presidency.”

That’s one of many topics touched on in this broadcast, including the War in Iran, whether former CIA and FBI officials will be indicted for mounting phony prosecutions into President Trump, and Gavin Newsom’s inability to gain any traction as a Democratic presidential candidate.

This Finally Makes Sense

Right now, President Donald Trump has Iran in an extremely weakened position, but the situation is becoming increasingly complicated as tensions rise across the region. Even critics are acknowledging how effective the U.S. military campaign has been.

CNN’s Admiral James Stavridis recently admitted that America’s performance against Iran over the past two months has been extraordinary. Military leaders around the world—including China and Russia—are now watching closely because the results demonstrate just how dominant the U.S. military remains.

Here’s more from Stephen Gardner, who also gets into Trump’s dismissal of Kristi Noem as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. He says, “This finally makes sense.”

Is Alito Ready To Resign?

President Trump just received the kind of Supreme Court news that has Democrats on edge, because it may give him exactly what they swore they could block forever: another seat on the highest court in the land.

Rumors are swirling that Justice Samuel Alito, the court’s most reliably conservative voice, is positioning himself to retire ahead of the 2026 midterms, timed so that Trump and a Republican Senate can lock in his successor for decades.

Alito has hit the 20‑year mark on the Court, is releasing a major book, and has granted unusual interviews—all classic “legacy” moves that court‑watchers read as signals he may be ready to pass the baton while the White House and Senate are firmly in GOP hands. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

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