As Americans, we must recognize that Donald Trump’s presidency represents more than mere institutional reforms; it symbolizes a pivotal shift back toward a culture of patriotism and deep-rooted love for our nation.

Thank you, Seb Gorka, for inviting me to your show.

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See you at 730pm

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We are live! Come join us for our 200th Episode!!

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NYYRC 112th annual Gala.

They did it again.....

45th, 46th, and 47th President of the United States.

200th Episode 🔗 🇺🇸⛈️⚡️🐸🏆

Is Mayor Adams Qanon

Call to prayer. 🙏🙏🙏

Absolutely terrifying moment at the NYYRCs 112 Annual Gala.

New from Katie Hopkins in Batshit Bonkers Britain:

The Church of England is struggling to find someone to cover for the Archbishop of Canterbury who had to resign for covering up for a pedo perv inside the church because they can't find anyone who hasn't covered up for a pedo perv inside the Church of England.

The last guy they've got who was supposed to be the temporary replacement, there's calls for him to resign because he didn't fire a priest or someone who was banging small children.

Is there no one inside the whole of the Church of England that hasn't been banging children?

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Trump just showed us the Art of the Deal live as he pushed for 200 billion instead of 100 billion from the SoftBank CEO into the American economy. Imagine seeing Obama, Biden, or any Democrat pushing this hard for America first. It would never happen.
We about to win harder than ever before, Patriots.

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Archbishop of York ‘deeply sorry’ over handling of sex abuse case amid growing calls for him to resign

The church of England’s second-most senior bishop, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell, has apologised for not acting sooner in the case of sex abuse by a Church of England priest.

Mr Cottrell said he was “deeply sorry” as he faced growing calls to resign over his handling of the case of David Tudor, who was banned from ministry for life after admitting what the Church described as serious sexual abuse involving two girls aged 15 and 16.

The archbishop said he “acted immediately” within the authority he had regarding the case, and that it was “not possible” to remove the priest from office until fresh complaints were made against him.

It is the latest incident facing the Church and comes as Mr Cottrell is due to take on many of the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby’s duties - who is officially stepping down in January over failures in the handling of a separate sex abuse case in the Church.

Calls for Mr Cottrell’s own resignation have mounted following reports that during his time as the Bishop of Chelmsford, he let Mr Tudor stay in post in the diocese despite knowing he had both been barred by the Church from being alone with children and paid compensation to a sexual abuse victim.

The Church of England said the BBC programme had showed a “catalogue of past safeguarding decisions that allowed someone who was considered a risk in the 1980s to return to ministry in the 1990s”.

It added: “This should never have happened.”
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BREAKING🚨: Trudeau considering prorogation or resignation, sources say

Sources tell CTV News that the prime minister has conveyed to cabinet that he is considering prorogation or resignation, and he’s potentially planning to address Parliament this afternoon.

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