Candace Owens claims Trump is being directed to target people who don’t support Israel, calling his remarks “the rantings of a madman.”
Tucker Carlson says ordinary GOP staffers will pay the price, while powerful figures like Jared Kushner will walk away unscathed.
Ana Kasparian questions why Israel isn’t fighting its own war instead of repeatedly dragging the United States into the conflict.
Maine Democrat Troy Jackson says he won’t support Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader and plans to back someone else.
Joe Rogan claims Netanyahu has a political incentive to keep the Iran war going, arguing that continued conflict could help him stay in power and avoid facing corruption charges in Israel.
Netanyahu’s UN envoy Danny Danon says the decision to attack Iran was made by the United States, not Israel.
Nick Fuentes accuses Trump of betraying his supporters:
“We weren’t disloyal to Trump. Trump was disloyal to us.”
Ana Kasparian raises concerns over Susie Wiles’s reported role in Benjamin Netanyahu’s reelection campaign, calling it a serious problem for the Trump administration.
Trump remains unapologetic about the Iran war, saying he wouldn’t have done anything differently.
As for 2028, he says he doesn’t know who will run—or whether anyone will.
Candace Owens sharply criticizes Trump over the Iran war, calling out his use of the word “we” when describing what is happening in Iran.
“What does he think, we’re stupid?”
Trump blames his candidates for the midterm losses, saying they failed to turn the enthusiasm and support at his rallies into votes for themselves.
“There was such love at those rallies. It was incredible. We weren’t able to transfer that love to the candidates.”
Tucker Carlson reveals a shocking remark Trump allegedly made to him just days before the Iran war:
“He looked at me and said, ‘Yes, you’re right. But in the end, we all die anyway, so it doesn’t matter.’”
Ben Shapiro once called Trump’s war with Iran “the single bravest foreign policy move of my lifetime.” Now, he blames the war’s execution and economic fallout for Republican losses.
Back in September, he agreed with Mark Levin that the war wouldn’t affect the midterms.
A Kansas woman says she previously voted for Trump and Marshall, but growing frustration with the way things have been going has led her to make a different choice this year.
Iowa Trump voter: I feel lied to. I expected that the economy would be doing a lot better. I don't think the tariffs were good for anybody.
Ana Kasparian fires back after being labeled anti-Israel on CNN:
“You know what? I’m against mass slaughter. And that’s what has been happening in Gaza and the West Bank for two straight years.”
Marjorie Taylor Greene: I fully expect Democrats to take control of the House, and Republicans have only themselves to blame.
Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson says young men who spend their time playing video games in their parents’ basements shouldn’t be relying on federal government assistance.
Tucker Carlson condemns an IDF soldier for smashing a statue of Jesus, highlighting his remark:
“The problem isn’t that he smashed the face of Jesus. The problem is that he got caught on camera.”
