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Florida's PBI Gets New Name: DJT International Airport

A U.S. airport renamed today after the President. PBI palm beach international now DJT Donald J Trump International. Son Eric Trump posting the audio from the control tower on his social media pages as he and family members arrive at 5 in the morning for the first flight landing there under the new name. The new Signs around the airport are up - and the name change in effect on the airline websites that operate out of Palm Beach, Florida.

Interview With Roommate Of Charlie Kirk Killing Suspect Played In Court

uly 9 (Reuters) - A partially redacted video interview with the roommate of Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, is expected to be played in a Utah court on Thursday as part of a preliminary hearing into the September 2025 assassination of Kirk. Robinson's attorneys on Wednesday failed to prevent prosecutors from playing audio of Lance Twiggs' interview, in which they say he discusses how Robinson allegedly told him he killed Kirk. Prosecutors are trying to convince Utah District Court Judge Tony Graf they have sufficient evidence against Robinson to warrant a trial in a week-long hearing that stands as the first public ?test of prosecution evidence concerning Kirk's assassination, one of a series of attacks that have intensified concern over U.S. political violence. Kirk, 31, was killed in front of thousands as the prominent ally of President Donald ?Trump debated with students at Utah Valley University. Erika Kirk, Kirk's widow, has been present throughout the preliminary hearing. Her attorney on Thursday called for the Twiggs interview to be played in full and for all other evidence presented at the hearing to be displayed to the courtroom. "The Kirk family has waited 10 months for this hearing, and they have a right to be here, and they have a right to hear the evidence," lawyer Jeffrey Neiman told the court. But Graf stood by his decision to bar parts of the interview from being played in court after Robinson's lawyer said prosecutors would portray the clips as "confessions" and jeopardize the defendant's right to a fair trial. Twiggs agreed to record the April 20 video with prosecutors and police in lieu of testifying at the preliminary hearing, and was granted immunity for his comments, prosecutor Lauren Hunt said on Wednesday. SUSPECT HAS NOT ENTERED A PLEA Robinson, who was studying to be an electrician at the time of the shooting, has yet to enter a plea. In court this week, his lawyers have suggested police failed to investigate possible evidence that someone else was involved in the killing. Graf ruled that prosecutors could present evidence of text messages between Robinson and Twiggs, a Discord group chat and a photograph of a handwritten note. Some of that material has already been made public via court filings. Robinson's defense team said televising it could bias potential jurors. In alleged text messages after the shooting, prosecutors say Twiggs asked Robinson if he shot Kirk and Robinson said he did. Asked why he shot Kirk, he replied: "I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out," according to the texts. Prosecutors contend the messages indicate Robinson targeted Kirk because of his conservative political views. The defense disputes the prosecution's characterization and has sought to limit the use of evidence he had a political motive, which could be used in arguments for the death penalty.

Former Olympian Pleads Not Guilty In Reflecting Pool Damage Case After Trump Alleged Vandalism

WASHINGTON (AP) — A former Olympic canoe racer has pleaded not guilty to deliberately damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. David Hearn, who competed in three Summer Olympics, entered the plea on Thursday in D.C. Superior Court. Hearn, 67, from Bethesda, Maryland, faces a felony count of property destruction. President Donald Trump ordered a multimillion-dollar renovation of the pool, but the project has faced issues. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said six others were arrested on related charges. Hearn's attorneys argue the charges are based on a "concocted narrative" and criticize the administration's handling of the situation.

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Modern Schools: Prioritizing Politics Over Basic Education

Supreme Court To Reconsider Birthright Citizenship Decision?

With Jim Jordan, Representative for Ohio's 4th congressional district.

Graham Platner Ends Senate Campaign

With Kyle Olson, Reporter at Townhall.com.

Iran Ceasefire Over

With KT McFarland, former US National Security Advisor.

Family Seeks Answers In Fatal ICE Shooting

The family of a man fatally shot by an ICE officer in Houston is calling for the release of all body camera and surveillance video from the incident. Federal officials say Lorenzo Salgado Araujo tried to ram an officer with his vehicle after a traffic stop Tuesday morning. His family disputes that account and says they want the public to see the evidence for themselves. Relatives describe Salgado Araujo as a hardworking father who had lived in the United States for decades and was pursuing legal work authorization. Civil rights groups are also calling for transparency in the investigation.

Judge Clears Release Of Carroll Award

A federal judge has ruled that E. Jean Carroll can collect the nearly $5.8 million that has been held in escrow since a jury found President Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming her. The decision follows the U.S. Supreme Court's refusal to overturn the 2023 civil verdict, allowing the judgment to move forward. Trump's attorneys sought to block the release of the funds but were unsuccessful. Trump has continued to deny Carroll's allegations, maintains he did not know her, and has argued the case was politically motivated.

Trump Approves Patriot Production For Ukraine

President Donald Trump announced that the United States will allow Ukraine to manufacture Patriot air defense systems under license, marking a significant shift in U.S. policy toward Kyiv's defense capabilities. Speaking at the NATO summit in Turkey, Trump praised alliance members for increasing defense spending and met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Trump said he remains optimistic that a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine is still possible. NATO leaders also pledged an additional $80 billion in military support for Ukraine as the alliance reaffirmed its commitment to the country's defense.

Prosecutors Play Roommate's Statements In Kirk Case

Prosecutors in the Charlie Kirk murder case plan to play edited audio recordings of police interviews with the defendant's roommate during a preliminary hearing in Utah. Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson argued the recordings should not be played publicly, saying jurors could interpret the statements as a confession and jeopardize Robinson's right to a fair trial. Robinson is charged with aggravated murder in the September 2025 killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. He has not entered a plea, and the hearing will determine whether there is enough evidence for the case to proceed to trial.

Prosecutors To Play Roommate's Statements In Kirk Case

Trump’s Triumphal Arch Moves Closer To Approval

President Trump's proposed 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington is moving closer to approval. Staff with the National Capital Planning Commission are recommending preliminary approval for the project, while calling for minor design changes to comply with federal building height rules. The proposal now goes before the full commission for consideration.

Charlie Kirk Trial: Key Evidence and Defense Strategies

In this video, Larry Elder and Brandon Tatum delve into the preliminary hearing of the trial involving the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk. Brandon Tatum, invited by the Kirk family, shares his observations from attending the hearing. He discusses the strong evidence against the accused, including a confession, video evidence, DNA, and an interaction during a traffic stop. The accused, Tyler Robinson, turned himself in and is accompanied by about 13 supporters in court, who appear to believe in his guilt. Robinson's demeanor is described as indifferent, smirking, and seemingly lacking remorse. The discussion also touches on the death penalty in different states, with a focus on Arizona and Utah, and the emotional toll the trial takes on Erica Kirk, Charlie Kirk's widow.

Platner Suspends Senate Campaign, Forcing Democrats To Pivot In Crucial Maine Race

WASHINGTON, July 8 (Reuters) - Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner of Maine suspended his campaign on Wednesday following a string of controversies, including an accusation of sexual assault, that have plunged one of the most competitive races in the 2026 midterm elections into turmoil. The suspension by the former U.S. Marine and oysterman, in a video posted on social media, is likely to complicate Democrats' efforts to win control of the Senate in the November 3 elections. Republicans currently hold a 53-47 majority. The race in Maine, considered one of the Democrats' best pickup opportunities, will now focus on how the Democrats go about choosing a replacement candidate to take on incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins. Many Democrats had already questioned Platner's fitness for office before Politico reported on Monday that a woman accused him of forcing her to have sex with him nearly ?five years ago. CNN followed with a report that the woman accused him of entering her home without permission and raping her while he was intoxicated. Platner flatly denied the allegations. On Tuesday, the Washington Post reported that a former girlfriend of Platner's said he repeatedly removed condoms during sex without her consent, an allegation that Platner's campaign called "categorically false and politically motivated." Democratic leaders and Senator Bernie Sanders have called on Platner to withdraw from the race. Prominent members of Congress rescinded their endorsements of him and leaders of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee said they would withhold funding from the race if Platner remained on the ballot. The departure may signal the end of Platner's rapid political rise, as he tapped into a current of progressive politics by promoting a universal national healthcare system and working-class themes while directing criticism at billionaires and concentrated wealth. Platner has faced a series of other controversies, including offensive Reddit posts he apologized for and a now-covered tattoo that resembled a Nazi symbol. The Wall Street Journal reported that Platner's wife, Amy Gertner, had told the campaign her husband sent sexually explicit texts to several women early in their marriage. In a video message, Gertner said the two had a "great marriage." Platner has acknowledged poor behavior in the past and asked for forgiveness, saying he struggled with alcohol abuse and mental health issues after military deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan.

From Ted Kennedy To Graham Plattner, Dems Have Always Turned A Blind Eye

In a shocking turn of events, a prominent politician's campaign is facing a major scandal, but is it really about his behavior or something more sinister? This episode delves into the allegations against him and the surprising reactions from his party and the media. The speaker breaks down the pattern of behavior within the Democrat Party, where men in power are often given a free pass for their actions, as long as they align with the party's policies. He cites several high-profile examples, including Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, and Eric Swalwell, who have all been accused of abuse and harassment. The speaker argues that the party's response to these allegations is not about the men's behavior, but about their policies and the potential consequences of their actions. The episode also explores the media's role in covering up these scandals, with the speaker pointing out that the New York Times and other outlets have been complicit in downplaying the severity of the allegations. He also discusses the recent allegations against Graham Plattner, a politician who has been accused of rape and harassment by multiple women. The speaker argues that the party's reaction to these allegations is not about holding Plattner accountable, but about protecting their own interests and maintaining power. If you're interested in learning more about this story and the speaker's analysis, tune in to this episode to hear his thoughts on the Democrat Party's handling of these scandals and the implications for the country. Follow Carl Jackson: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarljacksonshow Website: http://www.TheCarlJacksonShow.com Store: https://CarlJacksonStore.com

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