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U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake tells Steve Bannon that it's been a long time since people in Washington, D.C. actually worked for the people. She wants to work for the residents of Arizona. This, at a time when an election official is suing Lake for supposed defamation for speaking out against the current corrupt system. "They want to harass us to death so we will just give up the right," Lake said, adding that President Trump gives her encouragement.

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We are nearing one year from the first attempt on President Trump's life. We still know next to nothing about the shooter, and now the incompetent USSS agents there that day are only getting temporary leave.

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"The left and the weaponization of the courts is…they’re not slowing down. They’re not being stopped."- Damon Roberts

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"I can't believe what we're discussing happened nine years ago...with really more questions than answers after all this time... we've had four different investigations already." - George Papadopoulos details the years of investigations into Clapper, Comey, and Brennan.

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