The Real Story – Biden Denial & Defeat with Adam Laxalt
Adam Laxalt, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Nevada, gives The Real Story on what the future looks like for the American’s left behind in Afghanistan.
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The Real Story – Praying for America with Paula White-Cain
Paula White, president of Paula White Ministries, gives The Real Story a prayer for America and the world.
The Real Story – Sleep Joe’s America with Liz Harrington
Liz Harrington, spokesperson for Save America and President Trump, gives The Real Story on who is keeping watch in America if Biden is asleep at the helm.
The Real Story – Unmasking Heartless Democrats with Mark Geist
Mark Geist, co-author of ’13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened in Benghazi’ and member of the Annex Security Team, gives The Real Story on why Democrats are so indifferent to the preventable loss of life in Afghanistan.
The Real Story – Biden Refugee Crisis with Ken Paxton
Ken Paxton, Attorney General of Texas, gives us The Real Story on how soon we could be seeing refugees from Afghanistan in our homeland.
U.S. to rely on over-the-horizon capabilities to identify threats with no troops on the ground in Afghanistan
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said there was no question identifying terror threats would become more difficult with U.S. troops no longer in Afghanistan. During a press conference in Qatar on Tuesday, Austin said the U.S. would now have to rely more heavily on its technological capabilities to identify and engage threats that develop in the region.
WAPO poll: Approval of Biden’s handling of COVID-19 drops by 10 percent
Joe Biden’s approval ratings have continued to decline, with the latest drop of public support for his handling of COVID-19. A new poll by the Washington Post and ABC News found only 52 percent of respondents approved of Biden’s handling of COVID-19, which has dropped from a purported 62 percent in late June.
Yet another migrant caravan headed for U.S. border, Biden and Harris under fire for ongoing migrant crisis
Yet another migrant caravan departed from Southern Mexico to head for America’s southern border. At least 400 people gathered in the Mexican state of Tapachula this weekend, despite efforts by Mexican authorities to disperse groups of migrants.
Russia’s opposition candidates decry govt censorship
Opposition candidates in Russia’s upcoming parliamentary elections have ramped up media outreach ahead of election days. In a news conference in Moscow on Saturday, a group of opposition candidates spoke with dozens of journalists from both state and independent media outlets.