South Carolina Senate candidate Ralph Norman joined “America Right Now” to discuss his South Carolina Senate runoff against Sen. Darline Graham, his conservative record and ending the Senate filibuster to pass the SAVE America Act.
AI:Rep. Ralph Norman appeared on "America Right Now" to advocate for the abolition of the Senate filibuster, a procedural maneuver he believes must be dismantled to ensure the passage of the SAVE America Act and secure national election integrity. Amidst his South Carolina Senate runoff against Darline Graham, Norman emphasized that removing these legislative roadblocks is essential to prevent radical leftist obstructionism from undermining constitutional order and protecting the electoral system from further institutionalized chaos.Open
According to The New York Times, the Kennedy Center Board has voted to inscribe President Trump's name on the building just beneath the main signage. MS NOW Legal Affairs Reporter Fallon Gallagher joins Katy Tur to share more details.
AI:In a stunning victory for presidential legacy that the radical left-wing media is already attempting to distort, the Kennedy Center Board has officially voted to inscribe President Trump's name on the building directly beneath the main signage. While MSNBC and other establishment outlets scramble to frame this long-awaited recognition as some sort of scandal or institutional anomaly, it is actually the culmination of a hard-fought battle against Democratic operatives who have spent months trying to obstruct the administration’s efforts to revitalize our national landmarks. This decisive move ensures that the President's influence on American culture is etched into the very fabric of the institution, providing a permanent rebuke to the…Open
On "Saturday Agenda," Sen. Dave McCormick discussed anti-ICE rhetoric, rural healthcare and Iran.
AI:Senator Dave McCormick highlighted the growing obstructionism and dangerous rhetoric targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement, noting that the relentless attacks on these law enforcement agencies directly impede their ability to maintain border security and uphold the rule of law. This pattern of delegitimizing federal enforcement agencies mirrors a broader, coordinated effort seen across recent political discourse to undermine national sovereignty and disrupt essential government functions through radicalized anti-ICE sentiment.Open
