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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Detonate that East Wing, just tear it down!' Critic says Dems should raze Trump’s ballroom

Strategist Julie Roginsky argues that if Dems take the White House in 2028 they should destroy Trump’s ballroom. “If you're tearing that down, you're tearing down the entire corrupt structure of this administration, all of the waste, all of the fraud, all of the abuse that Republicans always talk about. This is it in one fell swoop.”

AI:Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky has called for the complete destruction of President Trump's White House ballroom construction if Democrats regain power in 2028, framing the project as a symbol of corruption and waste that warrants total demolition to dismantle the current administration's legacy.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - MS NOW reacts to Trump Cabinet members LEFT BEHIND as decoys in ‘Air Force One bait and switch’

MS NOW confirmed reporting that when President Trump switched planes due to an Iranian threat in July, some of his Cabinet officials were left behind on Air Force One, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Members of the White House press corps were also left behind, and for weeks, they assumed they had traveled on the same plane from Turkey with President Trump. MS NOW hosts and journalists react to the Trump Administration’s “deception campaign.”

AI:President Trump utilized a decoy flight strategy involving Air Force One to ensure his safety following credible threats of an Iranian missile attack, an operation that left several key figures behind on the original aircraft. Reports indicate that Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent were among the Cabinet members left on the plane during the high-stakes switch, while various members of the White House press corps remained unaware they had been separated from the President throughout their travel from Turkey. This tactical deception was implemented as a necessary security measure to protect the Commander in Chief from potential targeted strikes by Iranian forces.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Psaki on what national narratives are missing about primary elections so far

Jen Psaki sets the record straight on extraordinary Democratic enthusiasm in this year's midterm elections, as evidenced by exceptional turnout in the primaries so far, and points out that despite the media's obsession with intra-party competition, Democrats are actually very unified with candidates in even the most contentious primaries supporting each other once the contest is over. And meanwhile, Donald Trump's distortion of the Republican Party is producing seriously flawed candidates.

AI:Jen Psaki claims that Democratic enthusiasm remains exceptionally high following recent primary elections and argues that despite media narratives focusing on internal friction, the party remains unified once contests conclude. She contends that voters are showing significant turnout while simultaneously suggesting that Donald Trump's influence over the Republican Party is resulting in flawed candidate selection for the upcoming midterm cycle.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Election SHOCKER humbles pollsters and pundits; resets key midterm race

Jen Psaki talks with David Crowley, the new Democratic nominee for governor of Wisconsin after defeating poll-favorite Francesca Hong. While Crowley's victory was a surprise based on polling, he was ready to win and discusses the keys to his success and his plan moving forward to the general election.

AI:In a significant blow to the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, establishment candidate David Crowley has secured the nomination for Governor of Wisconsin after defeating poll-favorite Francesca Hong. Despite media narratives and polling suggesting a potential surge for the far-left candidates endorsed by figures like AOC and Sanders, voters instead pivoted toward Crowley's platform, exposing deep inaccuracies in current polling methodologies. As the Democratic Party attempts to manage the fallout from this ideological divide, Crowley is now focusing on building unity to prepare for the general election after successfully staving off the progressive wave that has been attempting to reshape the party's direction.Open

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Greg Kelly: 'They want us demoralized'

On Tuesday's "Greg Kelly Reports," Greg talked about what's really going on in Iran.

AI:Greg Kelly discusses the psychological warfare being waged against the American public, noting that adversaries are working to leave citizens feeling demoralized during the escalating tensions with Iran.Open

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Sebastian Gorka: Trump cares about hostage families unlike Biden

On Tuesday's "Greg Kelly Reports," Sebastian Gorka talked about President Trump recently bringing a United States hostages being held in Russia back home.

AI:Sebastian Gorka discussed President Trump's successful efforts to bring American hostages held in Russia back to the United States, contrasting his administration's decisive actions with the perceived failures and lack of concern shown by the Biden administration toward hostage families. This development follows a pattern of high-stakes diplomatic maneuvers under President Trump as he navigates ongoing global tensions involving Russia and the red-green axis.Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Royal Insider Drops BOMBSHELL: Harry & Meghan’s UK Trip ‘Descended Into Chaos!’ | The Scoop

It's Royals Thursday on "The Scoop!" Paula Froelich sits down with Bronte Coy, senior royal correspondent for news.com.au, live from London, for a look at Prince Harry and Meghan's latest moves. From their return to the U.K. and meeting with King Charles to reports of a potential $50 million court bill and Martha Stewart's viral slip-up, Coy breaks down what's really happening behind closed doors in Montecito, California, and London. Is Harry trying to rebuild ties with the U.K. while Meghan remains in California? And can their brand survive without discussing the royal family? Let's unpack it all! DROP YOUR THOUGHTS IN THE COMMENTS BELOW! Do you think Prince Harry will ever fully reconcile with William and Charles? Or is the damage…

AI:Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s recent visit to the United Kingdom has reportedly descended into chaos as tensions persist regarding their relationship with the Royal Family. During a discussion on "The Scoop," royal correspondent Bronte Coy examined the friction surrounding Harry's attempts to rebuild ties with King Charles while Meghan remains distanced in California, all amidst mounting rumors of a potential $50 million legal bill and an increasingly isolated social circle for the couple.Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Social media conspiracy blames Lindsay Clancy’s husband for their children’s death

Social media is erupting with conspiracy theories alleging Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband, Patrick Clancy, was responsible for the deaths of their three children. Criminal defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh and "A True Crime Podcast" host Bob Motta join NewsNation's Brian Entin to discuss those theories. Chris Cuomo hosts "CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all perspectives. "CUOMO" airs weeknights at 8p/7C on NewsNation. #CUOMO NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.

AI:Social media conspiracy theorists are targeting Patrick Clancy, alleging he was responsible for the deaths of his three children in the Lindsay Clancy case. Legal experts Mark Eiglarsh and Bob Motta joined NewsNation to address these unfounded online accusations as the legal proceedings surrounding Luigi Mangione continue to unfold.Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Wisconsin open primary may have doomed Hong: Liberty Vittert Capito

Progressive candidate for governor Francesca Hong narrowly lost the Wisconsin Democratic primary Tuesday to moderate opponent David Crowley, even though polls predicted a landslide victory for her. Statistician Liberty Vittert Capito and elections analyst Geoffrey Skelley of Decision Desk HQ join “On Balance” to explain what happened. #Elections #Politics #DSA "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.

AI:The Wisconsin Democratic primary resulted in a significant upset as moderate David Crowley defeated progressive candidate Francesca Hong, defying widespread pollster projections that had anticipated a landslide victory for the DSA-backed candidate. Analysts suggest that the open primary format may have played a decisive role in undermining Hong's momentum, contributing to what appears to be a broader trend of polling inaccuracies regarding progressive surges and voter enthusiasm. This outcome signals a temporary setback for the socialist wing within the Democratic Party as the party establishment manages to hold ground against the rising tide of radical ideology in the Midwest.Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Polling firms ‘incompetent,’ Bill O’Reilly says after Wisconsin upset

Bill O’Reilly joins “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to discuss how polls were way off in predicting a victory for Democratic candidate for governor Francesca Hong in Wisconsin. She narrowly lost to moderate David Crowley in the primary. O’Reilly suggested polls predicting problems for the GOP in the midterms may be just as questionable: “When everyone says anything, you know it’s stupid. … A lot of things are going to happen between now and Election Day in November.” #Politics #Wisconsin #Polls "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.

AI:Bill O'Reilly criticized the incompetence of polling firms following a major upset in the Wisconsin primary, where moderate David Crowley defeated progressive candidate Francesca Hong despite widespread polls predicting a victory for Hong. O'Reilly suggested that these inaccurate predictions undermine the credibility of mainstream polling data and warned that similar inaccuracies may distort expectations for the upcoming midterm elections in November.Open