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A WHITE HOUSE EXPERIENCE

President Trump going into "The People's House"! 🇺🇸🫡

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy to visit with POTUS at The White House

Big day tomorrow at the White House as President Zelensky visits with President Trump!

RAV's White House correspondent, Brian Glenn asks; "Will Zelenskyy wear a suit?" POST YES OR NO IN THE COMMENTS!

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SHEMANE FAITH & FREEDOM SHOW

Check out this week's preview clip of Shemane Nugent's FAITH & FREEDOM SHOW - with special guest, Dean Cain Watch live today at 10AM ET.

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“It’s what I thought he was up to all along!” - Vince Butta weighs in.

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“THIS IS A D.C. SWAMP CREATURE! THIS COULD BE…A THREAT THAT STARTS TO UNRAVEL ONE OF THE MANY SWEATERS OF THE SWAMP CREATURES…” - Rick Delgado on the news of the raid on the home of John Bolton.

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“BUSINESSES ARE LEAVING THE STATE, THAT’S WHY WE HAVE THE HIGHEST UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN THE COUNTRY.” - Steve Hilton details another blow to the Golden State, because of Newsom’s failed leadership.

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HOUSE EDUCATION PANEL OPENS PROBE INTO ALLEGED ANTISEMITISM AT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
The panel wants from the union by Sept. 4 all communication and documents from officials that included the words "antisemitism," "Israel," "Israeli," "Palestine," or "Palestinian," dating back to Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas attacked Israel.
The House Education and Workforce Committee has opened an investigation into alleged antisemitism at the National Education Association, the largest teachers' union in the U.S.Committee Chairman Tim Walberg sent a letter Thursday to
 
NEA President Rebecca Pringle, writing that his panel is "gravely concerned" about antisemitic content in the group's 2025 handbook and the Representative Assembly’s vote in July 2025 to ban materials by the Anti-Defamation League.
The letter asked the union to by Sept. 4 give the committee all communication and documents from officials that included the words "antisemitism," "Israel," "Israeli," "Palestine," or "Palestinian," dating back to Oct. 7, 2023, when Palestinian-backed Hamas attacked Israel.
 
He also said the investigation will help the committee consider whether legislative changes are needed – including ones to specifically address antisemitic discrimination in labor unions and to combat antisemitism in federally funded schools.
The Representative Assembly in July passed a resolution to boycott the ADL's Holocaust education materials after union delegates said the league's antisemitism definition was too strong,
 
. However, NEA leadership overturned the vote after public outcry.
The union's 2025 handbook says it will celebrate International Holocaust Remembrance Day by “recognizing more than 12 million victims of the Holocaust from different faiths, ethnicities, races, political beliefs, genders, and gender identification, abilities/disabilities, and other targeted characteristics,” the letter reads.
 
The union's handbook includes plans to educate members and the public about the history of the Palestinian Nakba "but offers no context about the history of the state of Israel and the events that led to its creation," Walberg says.
 
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FBI AGENTS RAID FORMER NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER JOHN BOLTON'S HOME
Bolton was one of several national security advisors for Trump, but was eventually fired and became a critic of the current president.

FBI agents early Friday raided the home of former National Security Advisor John Bolton as part of an investigation into a national security matter, U.S. officials told Just the News.

FBI Director Kash Patel hinted at the action in a cryptic post on his X social media account.

“NO ONE is above the law… FBI agents on mission,” Patel wrote.

Officials said the search of Bolton’s home involved a national security case that began under the Biden administration, but wasn’t aggressively pursued until Patel took over earlier this year. They declined to be more specific.

Bolton was one of several national security advisers for Trump, but was eventually fired and became a critic of the current president and Patel's nomination as FBI Director.

Earlier this year, Trump pulled Bolton's security clearance and Secret Service protection, drawing objections from some GOP senators like Tom Cotton of Arkansas.

After that action, Bolton eerily predicted he might face further action from Patel's FBI.

"I think the central characteristic Trump seems to be looking for in all of the appointees we’ve seen so far is fealty to him," he told the Christian Science Monitor in January. "A lot of people say it’s loyalty. Loyalty is a virtue, it’s a good thing. That’s not what Trump wants. He wants fealty to him. He wants submissiveness. He wants yes-men and yes-women. And Kash Patel has demonstrated, in his service in Trump’s first term, that he’ll simply do whatever Trump wants.

In response to a question in the interview about Patel, he said: "I don’t think he’s qualified," Bolton told the Christian Science Monitor  "And if there is a retribution campaign, and there certainly seems to be, he would be a central element of it. I think that’s dangerous."

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TRUMP CALLS TO 'STOP THE WINDMILLS' AMID ENERGY CRUNCH
Trump, last month, called windmills a "con job" and insisted he would oppose their construction.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday called for ending windmill operations, asserting they would not be able to provide enough electricity for U.S. needs and were not cost-effective.
 
"STUPID AND UGLY WINDMILLS ARE KILLING NEW JERSEY. Energy prices up 28% this year, and not enough electricity to take care of state. STOP THE WINDMILLS" he posted on Truth Social 
 
Trump, last month, called windmills a " con job" and insisted he would oppose their construction.
“The other thing I say to Europe, we will not allow a windmill to be built in the United States," he said last month. "They’re killing us.
 
They’re killing the beauty of our scenery, our valleys, our beautiful plains. It’s the most expensive form of energy. It’s no good. They’re made in China, almost all of them."
Ben Whedon is the Chief Political Correspondent at Just the News. Follow him on X
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