Blake Marnell, a colorfully dressed Trump supporter, is better known by a variety of nicknames, including “Mr. Wall” and “Brick Suit” — a reference to the president’s call for a border wall. He joins “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to explain where his look came from. #Politics #Trump "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.
Jacob visits the Original Farmer’s Market in Los Angeles to get your predictions on Trump’s new White House reality show, his administration’s relentless election interference and if he’ll ever finish the border wall.
For the Tohono O’odham Nation, the indigenous inhabitants of southwestern Arizona, the giant saguaro cacti are considered people. Contractors building Trump’s border wall are uprooting them, destroying many other sacred sites and crucial biodiversity along the way. “A bulldozer can destroy in minutes what it took the Sonoran Desert hundreds of years to create,” said Russ McSpadden of the Center for Biological Diversity.
The Tohono O’odham Nation, the Indigenous inhabitants of southwestern Arizona, consider the giant saguaro cacti to be sacred relatives with living spirits. Now, contractors building Trump’s border wall are uprooting them, and destroying many other Indigenous sites along the way. Jacob Soboroff sits down with Russ McSpadden from the Center for Biological Diversity and Verlon M. Jose, the Chairman of the Tohono O’odham Nation, to learn more.
On “Katie Pavlich Tonight,” Catherine Herridge guest hosts! The Lindsay Clancy jury is STILL deadlocked. New reports of Directed Energy Weapons reveal that there have been more attacks in the U.S. than previously thought. Catherine Herridge and Dr. James Giordano have the details on the latest devices obtained by the U.S. Government. NewsNation’s Ali Bradley has the latest from the southern border, which the White House is declaring the “most secure in U.S. history.” Plus, crews are prepping for an accelerated border wall expansion, and the DHS’s “Worst of the Worst.” Iran continues to attack critical U.S. infrastructure, including a failed cyber attack on telecom systems. 25 years later, a trial is set for the plotters of…
The Trump administration's construction of a 30-foot-high border wall is resuming in Texas, 20 years after work to secure the southern border began. NewsNation's Ali Bradley reports on the progress of the wall and on opposition from some local residents and tourism officials. #Texas #border wall #Trump Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live" with Nichole Berlie. Weekdays starting at 12p/11C. NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
CBP is carrying out President Trump’s Executive Order 14165, Securing Our Borders, and Proclamation 10886, which declared a national emergency at the southern border after southwest encounters surged under the prior administration. What is going up now is a modern upgrade. The Smart Wall, unveiled by DHS and Customs and Border Protection in October 2025, […] The post Trump’s Smart Wall: 193 Miles Built as Border Encounters Plunge to 50-Year Lows appeared first on StoneZone .
CBP is carrying out President Trump’s Executive Order 14165, Securing Our Borders, and Proclamation 10886, which declared a national emergency at the southern border after southwest encounters surged under the prior administration. What is going up now is a modern upgrade . The Smart Wall, unveiled by DHS and Customs and Border Protection in October 2025, is a physical barrier and a persistent detection system built as one machine across nearly 2,000 miles: steel, sensors, roads, drones, and satellites. CBP publishes that work on its Smart Wall Map , an interactive tracker of the entire 1,954-mile U.S.–Mexico border, from the Pacific near San Diego to the Gulf near Brownsville. The agency updates the markers weekly as construction…Open
The Trump administration has a blunt message for state and local officials trying to prevent construction of a wall and other security measures along the 2,000-mile southern border: Resistance is futile. Driving the news: President Trump's envoys recently met privately with officials from Texas border counties where residents have pushed back against construction, saying the plans are unnecessary in rugged landscapes with few immigrant crossings and that they'd harm the environment. - The officials were told bluntly at the closed-door meeting with Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott that there would be no negotiating. - The government is now pushing ahead with plans to build hundreds more miles of the 30-foot,…
The Trump administration has paused construction in Big Bend after bipartisan backlash over its plans to build border security infrastructure inside the national park—but the damage may already be done. Laiken Jordahl, National Public Lands Advocate at the Center for Biological Diversity, says that the project, as it stands, “would devastate this national park and change it irreparably forever.” Vaughn Hillyard reports on "Connect with Jacob Soboroff."
