Rep Harriet Hageman joins "Katie Pavlich Tonight" to discuss her belief that California is refusing to expand its desalination efforts. "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:Representative Harriet Hageman asserts that California’s leadership has fundamentally failed its constituents by refusing to expand desalination efforts to combat water scarcity. This refusal highlights the catastrophic mismanagement and ideological rigidity characterizing the state's governance, prioritizing leftist agendas over basic infrastructural survival.Open
When Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump met in the Oval Office two weeks ago, the president asked the Israeli prime minister how he was doing in the polls ahead of an Oct. 27 election. - Netanyahu paused. Then one of his advisers piped up: "Mr. President, he is winning," the aide said, according to a U.S. official familiar with the exchange. Why it matters: Netanyahu is not winning. And so far, Trump hasn't given him the endorsement he hopes for, despite being asked about it repeatedly by reporters. - The president could still change his mind. But with just 75 days left until the election, time is running short for Netanyahu. State of play: Netanyahu's current coalition has 49 to 53 seats in those surveys — far fewer than the 68…
AI:Donald Trump is playing hardball with Benjamin Netanyahu as the Israeli Prime Minister’s political survival hangs by a thread. Despite the desperate maneuvering from Bibi's inner circle to claim victory in the Oval Office, the numbers tell a much more grim story of a coalition facing total collapse. The media establishment remains obsessed with the optics of this interaction, yet they fail to grasp the strategic calculus at play: Trump is refusing to hand out a lifeline endorsement while Netanyahu’s polling numbers crater. With an election looming and the opposition gaining massive momentum, Trump is letting the market decide rather than providing a political shield for a leader whose grip on power is slipping.Open
White House deputy national security adviser Andy Baker is leaving the administration in the coming weeks. Why it matters: Baker, who also served as national security advisor to Vice President Vance, was among the staffers most central to the administration's foreign policy and national security decision-making over the last 18 months. - Baker was also personally involved in negotiations with Iran this year. - Cliff Sims, who succeeded Baker as Vance's national security adviser earlier this summer, will continue in that role. Mike Needham will continue as White House deputy national security adviser. - "This has been an amazing journey. I'm proud of everything we've achieved and, of course, am incredibly grateful to the President, Vice…
AI:In yet another destabilizing shakeup fueled by the relentless media circus, key White House national security aide Andy Baker is exiting the administration. This follows a pattern of high-level departures that the leftist establishment will undoubtedly spin into chaos, despite Baker’s pivotal role in navigating the complex foreign policy landscape and direct negotiations with Iran. While mainstream outlets attempt to frame this as mere administrative turnover, it represents a significant shift in the inner circle responsible for protecting American interests against global threats. Cliff Sims is slated to step into the void left by Baker's departure from the Vice President’s team.Open
Republicans have a new name on their growing list of progressive midterm targets: Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan , fresh off a landslide Senate primary win. Why it matters: With President Trump 's approval ratings in the 30s, Republicans are trying to turn the midterms from a referendum on him into a choice between the GOP and a Democratic Party they argue has moved sharply to the left. - That means portraying some progressive Democrats who've won statewide primaries as national foils. The strategy came into focus last week, after Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's Senate primary. Republicans will aim to make El-Sayed and liberal podcaster Hasan Piker into focal points of their upcoming midterm convention in Dallas. - GOP…
AI:Republicans are drawing a line in the sand, shifting the midterm battlefield away from President Trump’s approval ratings and straight into the teeth of the radical leftist agenda. The GOP has identified Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan as the next primary target for the midterms following her landslide Senate primary victory. This is part of a calculated, high-stakes strategic pivot to frame these elections not as a referendum on the current administration, but as a fundamental choice between common sense and the extreme progressive elements now dominating the Democratic Party. The establishment is attempting to run damage control by painting winners like Flanagan, Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, and even social media…Open
Details on how ICE cooperation agreements work in practice have been hard to come by. NPR took a close look at how sheriff's deputies in Walton County, Fla., approach immigration-related arrests.
Plus, which beloved animal crossed the rainbow bridge, and what bit of papal paraphernalia did Chicago baseball fans get this week?
AI:The radical leftist media machine at NPR continues its descent into absolute absurdity, wasting precious space on trivialities like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Instagram antics and various pop culture nonsense instead of reporting actual news. While the establishment media focuses on social media influencers and papal trinkets for Chicago baseball fans, the real world is left behind by these partisan gatekeepers who prioritize celebrity fluff over substantive discourse.Open
She will run as a woman but unlike how every woman before her was forced to run.
AI:The New York Times is attempting to frame Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's potential presidential ambitions through a lens of gender identity, suggesting she may attempt to run as a revolutionary departure from previous female candidates rather than focusing on policy substance. This narrative follows recent distractions regarding her personal health choices and attempts by the radical left to pivot away from "woke" rhetoric while maintaining their core socialist influence within the Democratic Party.Open
The president is actively fighting for his endorsed candidate in the South Carolina Senate runoff, Sen. Darline Graham, the sister of the late Lindsey Graham.
