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It's a reminder to us that joy is something to be shared.

My hope is that his witness is an inspiration to people to put your faith first, to give God a try, to get up and to go back to church if you've been away, and to just trust that the Lord will help move you forward.

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severing aid to Somalia.

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As the Pentagon prepares to send troops to Minnesota, the DOJ investigates whether state leaders impeded federal law enforcement.

I'm Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe.

It's Monday, January 19th.

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cuts off the aid spigot to Somalia after its government destroys a warehouse full of food donated by Americans.

Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips joins us now with more.

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So nearly two weeks since the shooting of Rene Good, the rioting across Minneapolis is not slowing down, if anything, seems to be picking up steam.

First, what is the latest from the, well, the front lines there?

So last week, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz urged President Trump to turn down the temperature.

But over the weekend, violent left-wing agitators in his state did anything but.