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The Trump administration is moving to take in 17,500 South African refugees.

Rob Schmitt stated that the move "actually makes sense," arguing that white South African farmers will assimilate into the country and add more to society than other refugees, and noting that these are "actual real refugees, not fake refugees."

Greg Kelly stated that law enforcement has been demonized for years.

Greg Kelly reflected that the disrespect toward law enforcement has been demonized for years and noted that in 2026, the situation "has been even worse."

Maye Musk stated that she did not find out "what was actually going on in the background" until her son, Elon Musk, purchased Twitter.

Maye Musk resigned from the Democrat Party because she found them to be “angry and dishonest and corrupt.”

Sen. Rand Paul discussed the 2028 race and the Mitch McConnell situation.

The discussion included potentially destroyed Fauci files and the mission to question an ex-staffer of the pandemic's favorite doctor.

Sen. Rand Paul joined "Finnerty" to discuss topics including the 2028 race, the Mitch McConnell situation, and the mission to question an ex-staffer of the pandemic's favorite doctor.

No, Prosilio is not transitioning to an adult-only practice; the decision is to shut down the clinic entirely.

The clinic is named Prosilio (or Prosilio Care).

The State Department has referred to the Cuban regime as an "espionage superpower."

The State Department identifies Cuba's greatest weapon as the ability to control people in American cities and towns through ideological alignment, which involves using the tactic of encouraging those who hate American imperialism to work for Cuba behind the scenes.

The A-10 Thunderbolt II, also known as the 'Warthog', made its final departure from the Nevada air base. During the takeoff under a cloudless Nevada sky, nearly 70 airmen performed a salute to mark the aircraft's final flight.

Trump stated that a big U.S. military buildup is coming to Greenland as a result of a new deal. This agreement has the potential to transform Greenland from a location containing a single U.S. base into a broader hub for American military operations and Arctic defense.