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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - The Gerry Callahan Show LIVE (10/5/2026) | NEWSMAX Podcasts

Get Gerry's latest takes on the hottest news and headlines from behind enemy lines in deep blue Boston on today's LIVE edition of The Gerry Callahan Show.

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - DIESEL SQUEEZE: Trump's PRESSURE CAMPAIGN worked

‘The Big Money Show’ discusses efforts to coordinate with Europe on diesel reserves as President Donald Trump considers restricting U.S. exports and prices remain elevated. #foxbusiness #bigmoneyshow 00:00 Europe Agrees to Release Diesel Stockpiles 01:02 Iran Pressure Campaign and the Strait of Hormuz 03:39 Oil Markets Signal Where Prices Could Go Next 05:24 Diesel Supply Shortage Raises New Concerns 07:06 Supply Chain Costs, Inflation and the Export Ban Debate

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Trump to campaign in Alabama, Ohio and Nebraska in midterm tour

President Donald Trump is heading to Mobile, Alabama, on Friday to boost Republican candidates ahead of November's midterm elections. NewsNation's Cory Smith reports the latest on the president's midterm campaign tour. More: https://tinyurl.com/2a5pdv5c #politics #Republican #midtermelections

ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - FDA finds potential source of cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce

The Food and Drug Administration said on Friday it has found a potential source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak over the summer that was tied to lettuce.

YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Martha MacCallum: This is a DISTRUBING discovery

'Outnumbered' discusses privacy concerns over Flock safety cameras after a woman shares her experience being wrongfully jailed for 13 days due to an automated license plate reader error. #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxnews #outnumbered #privacy #flockcameras #flocksafety #surveillance #technology #tech #police #lawenforcement #licenseplatereader #wrongfularrest #publicsafety #criminaljustice #cameras #civilrights Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join

AXIOS (Mary Helen Moore) - It's October, but Republicans are already retreating in N.C.

With one month until Election Day, some big GOP spenders are giving up on North Carolina and prioritizing other states. Why it matters: It's a sign that Republicans believe Michael Whatley can't win and that the seat will flip to Democrats, who need four pickups to regain control of the Senate. Driving the news: Several key Republican super PACs have canceled October ad campaigns in North Carolina as polls show Whatley several points behind former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper. By the numbers: Last month, Republicans spent $53 million on North Carolina's Senate race, while Democrats spent $44 million, the firm AdImpact tracked . - PACs backing the candidates had reserved ads totaling over $33 million for each candidate in October. Yes,…

What are the potential consequences of reduced Republican spending in North Carolina for other local races?
The reduced spending could affect down-ballot Republicans in North Carolina, as several congressional races and North Carolina General Assembly seats are currently in play.
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What was the response from Michael Whatley's campaign regarding the reduction in Republican spending?
Whatley campaign spokesperson DJ Griffin stated they are betting on undecided voters breaking for Republicans and expressed confidence that they have the resources to highlight "Career Politician Roy Cooper's 40 Years of Failures" to win in November.
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How much did the Senate Leadership Fund spend on North Carolina in September?
The Senate Leadership Fund dropped $17 million on North Carolina in September, which represents nearly a third of Michael Whatley's total spending according to AdImpact analysis.
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Which specific states are Republicans prioritizing over North Carolina for campaign funding according to GOP operatives?
Republican operatives stated that money is needed for races in Kansas, Texas, and Alaska.
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What is the current spending status of Republican super PACs regarding the North Carolina Senate race as of October 2026?
Several key Republican super PACs, including Prosperity Action and Old North Action, have canceled their October ad campaigns in North Carolina. While Republicans spent $53 million on the North Carolina Senate race last month compared to $44 million from Democrats according to AdImpact, the Senate Leadership Fund has decided to redirect money previously meant for Michael Whatley to other states.
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