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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5561: Bailing Out Japan; Mainstream Meltdown Over RFK Jr. · 3 Aug 2026
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Now, Iran's foreign ministry has said this morning that Tehran is not currently holding talks with the U.S.
Oh, we're doing it again.
Over the course of the five-month-long war, the president has threatened to escalate attacks on Iran, only to then walk back those threats.
He's done that at least nine times by our count.
Trump's latest move to cancel strikes followed a phone call with Saudi's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, MBS, who raised concerns about the U.S.
potentially escalating the conflict with Tehran.
That's according to the AP.
Here's what President Trump told reporters last night aboard Air Force One.
One in five reliable Republican-based voters are at risk this November, according to a new analysis by the conservative super PAC, Americans for Prosperity Action.
Those voters, located in several battleground states, are telling AFP they may stay home or even vote Democrat.
A three-time Trump voter in western Iowa described the last three presidential elections as the worst three mistakes I've ever made in my life.
That voter told the Washington Post, saying that Trump failed to fulfill his campaign promises and that higher gas prices have cost his family an extra $300 to $500 every single month.
Another voter, who says she was a Trump supporter until recently, told the Post that she was behind a lot of the ideas President Trump had when he was elected.
But now, quote, he's taken it way too far and at the cost of middle Americans, adding, we just can't afford this.
Republicans up for reelection in the fall are trying to distance themselves from President Trump's unpopular policies.
And according to new reporting from MSNOW, the president's own political operation is, at least for now, giving them the green light to do so.
If there are certain issues where you need to create some space between yourself and the White House, we understand.
We have to look at Senate Majority Leader Thune, who has repeatedly said no to Trump's demands about the SAVE Act, but most particularly about blowing up the filibuster.
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