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Rep. Adelita Grijalva has been sworn into Congress and signed the Massie/Khanna Epstein Discharge Petition.

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Sen. Tim Kaine has decided to stand by Leader Schumer as blowback mounts over defectors within the Senate who voted against the party:

"It's tough being in the minority."

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A member of the UK parliament claims that "President Trump is trying to destroy our BBC."

"Will [Keir Starmer] tell President Trump to drop his demand for a billion dollar settlement from The BBC?"

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BREAKING: The White House released a statement on Epstein emails being revealed by House Oversight Democrats.

“Democrats selectively leaked emails to the liberal media to create a fake narrative to smear President Trump.”

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Rep. Crockett (D-TX) acknowledged that President Trump has been investigated more than any other public official in history:

"He just happens to be more corrupt and more criminal than any other president than we‘ve had."

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A new release from House Oversight Democrats show emails from Epstein's Estate that specifically named President Trump.

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Kamala Harris claims she wasn't falling for Trump's "three-dimensional chess" during the 2024 presidential campaign.

"I wasn't about to fall prey or fall into those traps."

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DHS has apprehended the man accused firing at ICE agents in Chicago. No name has been released but they have indicated he's in the country illegally.

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Police officer arrested by ICE in Chicago posted bail and has been released.

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Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) endorses renewing ACA tax credits for a year.

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President Trump laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

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Speaker Johnson has confirmed that one of the first orders of business when the House reconvenes is swearing in Dem. Rep-Elect Grijalva.

She is expected to be the 218th signature on Thomas Massie's discharge petition for Epstein documents.

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Man who threw a sub sandwich at a federal agent has been found not guilty of assault.

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A federal judge has just ruled that the Trump administration must fully fund November SNAP benefits.

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Senator Rand Paul (KY) advocates against Trump on the tariff case at SCOTUS, says anyone who claims they are anything but a tax of being "not serious people."

"I like the president, but we have to do things in an orderly, constitutional manner, or it can lead to chaos.

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Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene (GA) heaps praise on Nancy Pelosi after the Speaker Emeritus announced her retirement, says she had an "incredible career."

"I'm very impressed at her ability to get things done."

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Rep Majorie Taylor Greene (GA) claims that she brought up abolishing the filibuster to Trump "months ago."

"That phone call was actually several months ago because I had been seeing it coming."

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Speaker Johnson claims "no one should read too much into last night's election results."

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AG Pam Bondi appeared on Fox as SCOTUS began hearing oral arguments for Trump's sweeping tariffs:

"This is the most important case in front of the Supreme Court."