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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘More fearmongering’: Trump pushes to make voting more difficult as midterms approach

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With just 80 days left until the November midterms, Republicans in critical battleground states have selected election deniers for either Governor, Secretary of State, or both. This comes as President Trump has once again asked the Supreme Court to intervene and clear the way for his executive order restricting the use of mail-in ballots. President & CEO of Democracy Forward Skye Perryman and MS Now National Security and Intel analyst Michael Feinberg join The Weekend to discuss.

Who are the individuals participating in the discussion on The Weekend regarding these election issues?
Skye Perryman, who is the President and CEO of Democracy Forward, and Michael Feinberg, who is an MS Now National Security and Intel analyst, joined to discuss the topic.
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What has been observed regarding Republican candidates in critical battleground states leading up to the elections?
Republicans in critical battleground states have selected election deniers for either Governor, Secretary of State, or both.
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How many days were left until the November midterms at the time of the report on August 15, 2026?
There were 80 days left until the November midterms.
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What action has President Trump taken regarding mail-in ballots as the midterms approach?
President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to intervene to clear the way for an executive order that would restrict the use of mail-in ballots.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘All gas no brakes’: DNC Chair sees momentum for Democrats ahead of midterms

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The DNC completes their summer meeting in Austin, Texas today where they are expected to give final approval to their Presidential primary calendar that has South Carolina’s primary first in January. Their meeting comes amid growing Democratic optimism and turnout in recent primary elections. But the party also faces internal turmoil over questions surrounding leadership and fundraising. DNC Chair Ken Martin joins The Weekend to discuss.

What has contributed to the growing optimism and turnout within the Democratic Party recently?
Growing Democratic optimism and turnout has been observed in recent primary elections.
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What internal challenges is the Democratic Party currently facing according to the DNC meeting context?
The party is experiencing internal turmoil regarding questions surrounding leadership and fundraising.
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What is the expected outcome regarding the Democratic Presidential primary calendar following the DNC meeting in Austin, Texas?
The DNC is expected to give final approval to their Presidential primary calendar, which features South Carolina’s primary occurring first in January.
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Where did the Democratic National Committee (DNC) complete their summer meeting?
The DNC completed their summer meeting in Austin, Texas.
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NEWSCATS (Diana Zapata) - Colombia’s ‘El Tigre’ Turns to Trump for Military Help Against Drug Cartels

Abelardo de la Espriella, the recently elected Colombian president, threatened a bombing campaign against drug traffickers Credit: Pablo R Seco/EPA by Diana Zapata • News Writer /Editorial Specialist Published August 15, 2026 Colombia’s newly inaugurated president, [...]

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REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - After Leaving NIH, Fauci Advises Italian Hub That Lands $44M Grant

How much grant money did the Italian hub advised by Dr. Anthony Fauci receive?
The Italian hub advised by Dr. Anthony Fauci received a $44 million grant.
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What has Dr. Anthony Fauci done after leaving the NIH?
After leaving the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Dr. Anthony Fauci has advised an Italian hub that successfully landed a $44 million grant.
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BITCHUTE - How Fauci Lost America’s Trust: Dr. Hemmati Explains | The Brief with Shabbos Kestenbaum

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•Fauci's own journal proved he recommended closing the schools. Then he said under oath that he didn't. A doctor who questioned him from day one breaks it all down. In this episode of The Brief, host Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Dr. Houman Hemmati — ophthalmologist, biotech entrepreneur, frequent Fox News medical contributor, and one of the earliest public voices questioning COVID lockdown policy — for a comprehensive, evidence-based reckoning with everything that went wrong. Dr. Hemmati breaks down why the concept of "America's doctor" was itself the original sin — the idea that one person could be omniscient, infallible, and immune from questioning. He explains his own background in gain-of-function research (conducted as a…

What does Dr. Hemmati say regarding the "14 days to flatten the curve" messaging and California's AB 2098?
Dr. Hemmati states that officials knew from the beginning that "flattening the curve" would not take 14 days and they had no plan for it; additionally, he refers to California's AB 2098 as an unconstitutional law that threatened to revoke medical licenses for doctors who contradicted official stances.
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What was Dr. Hemmati's perspective on the origins of COVID-19 and the lab leak theory?
Dr. Hemmati, who has a background in gain-of-function research conducted at UCLA as a teenager, explains that the lab leak theory was always the most scientifically logical explanation and notes that Occam's razor supports this conclusion regarding where COVID came from.
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What is Dr. Hemmati's stance on the COVID-19 vaccine mandates for children and the principle of informed consent?
Dr. Hemmati argues that children should never have been mandated to receive the COVID vaccine, citing the principle of informed consent which he states applies to every medical treatment.
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How does Dr. Hemmati explain the effectiveness of masking in relation to the size of the virus?
Dr. Hemmati characterizes masking as "largely theater" and uses an analogy comparing the size of the virus particle to the pore size of the mask to settle the debate.
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