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A Cessna aircraft flipped over after being struck by a jet blast from a departing airline aircraft at John Wayne Airport on Saturday, according to a statement from Orange County Flight Center.
A flight instructor and student were onboard at the time of the incident. No injuries were reported.
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Jim Acosta: “what you're proposing or what the president's proposing here does not sound like it's in keeping with american tradition when it comes to immigration. the statue of liberty says, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, you're in debris-free. it doesn't say anything about speaking english or being able to be a computer programmer. aren't you trying to change what it means to be an immigrant coming into this country if you're telling them you have to speak english? how many people learn how to speak english when they get here?”
Stephen Miller: “well, first of all, right now, it's a requirement that to be naturalized, you have to speak english. so, the notion that speaking english wouldn't be a part of our immigration systems would be actually very ahistorical. secondly, i don't want to get off into a whole thing about history here, but the statue of liberty is a symbol of liberty enlightening the world, is a symbol of american liberty lighting the world. the poem that you're referring to that was added later is not actually part of the original statue of liberty, but more fundamentally, the history, but more fundamentally, the history.”
Jim Acosta: “you're saying that does not represent what the country has always thought of as immigration coming into this country?”
Stephen Miller: “i'm saying that the notion...”
Jim Acosta: “stephen, i'm sorry.”
Stephen Miller: “no, you're...”
Jim Acosta: “that sounds like...”
Stephen Miller: “jim, let me ask you a question.”
Jim Acosta: “that sounds like some national park revisionism.”
Stephen Miller: “no.”
Jim Acosta: “what i'm asking you is, the statue of liberty has always been a hope to the world for people to send their people to this country, and they're not always going to speak english, stephen. they're not always going to be highly skilled.”
Stephen Miller: “jim, jim, jim, i appreciate your speech, jim, i appreciate your speech, so let's talk about this.”
Jim Acosta: “it was a modest...”
Stephen Miller: “jim, let's talk about this. in 1970, when we let in 300,000 people a year, was that violating or not violating the statue of liberty law of the land? in the 1990s, when it was half a million a year, was it violating or not violating the statue of liberty law of the land? was it violating, when it was 700,000 a year, was it violating the statue of liberty?”
Jim Acosta: “no, tell me what years...”
Stephen Miller: “tell me what years meet jim acosta's definition of the statue of liberty, home law of the land.”
Jim Acosta: “so you're saying a million a year is the statue of liberty number, 900,000 violates it, 800,000 violates it. you're sort of bringing a press one for english philosophy here to immigration and that's never what the united states has been about, stephen.”
Stephen Miller: “but you're also, your statement's also shockingly ahistorical in another respect too, which is if you look at the history of immigration, it's actually ebbed and flowed. we've had periods of very large waves, followed by periods of less immigration and more immigration. and during the...”
Jim Acosta: “we're in a period of immigration right now, the president wants to build a wall, he wanna bring about a sweeping change to immigration.”
Stephen Miller: “surely, jim, you don't actually think that a wall affects green card policy. you couldn't possibly believe that, do you?”
Jim Acosta: “actually, the notion that you actually think immigration is a historic law, the foreign born population of the united states today...”
Stephen Miller: “jim, jim, i wanna be serious, jim, do you really, cnn, not know the difference between green card policy and illegal immigration? i mean, you really don't know that?”
Jim Acosta: “he came to this country in 1962, right before the cuban missile crisis, and obtained a green card.”
Stephen Miller: “yes.”
Jim Acosta: “people who immigrated to this country could eventually...”
Stephen Miller: “so, jim, as a factual question, jim, as a factual question...”
Jim Acosta: “yes, they may obtain a green card at some point, they do it through a lot of hard work, and yes, they may learn english as a second language later on in life. but this whole notion of, well, they could learn, they have to learn english before they get to the united states. are we just gonna bring in people from great britain and australia?”
Stephen Miller: “jim, actually, i have to honestly say, i am shocked at your statement that you think that only people from great britain and australia would know english. it's actually, it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree, that in your mind...”
Jim Acosta: “no, this is an amazing moment.”
Stephen Miller: “this is an amazing moment that you think only people from great britain or australia would speak english is so insulting to millions of hardworking immigrants who do speak english from all over the world. jim, have you honestly, jim, have you honestly never met an immigrant from another country who speaks english outside of great britain and australia? is that your personal experience?”
Jim Acosta: “of course there are people who come to this country from other parts of the world.”
Stephen Miller: “but that's not what you said. and it shows your cosmopolitan bias. and i just wanna say...”
Jim Acosta: “it sounds like you're trying to engineer the racial and ethnic flow of people into this country.”
Stephen Miller: “jim, that is one of the most outrageous, insulting, ignorant, and foolish things you've ever said. and for you, that's still a really, the notion that you think that this is a racist bill is so wrong and so insulting. jim, the reality is that the foreign born population into our country has quadrupled since 1970. that's a fact. it's been mostly driven by green card policy. now this bill allows for immediate nuclear family members to come into the country, much as they would today, and then it adds an additional point space system. the people who've been hurt the most, the people who've been hurt the most by the policy you're advocating are apparently just unfettered, uncontrolled migration. the people who've been hurt the most by the policy you're advocating are immigrant workers, and minority workers, and african-american workers, and hispanic workers.”
Jim Acosta: “and it has, are you targeting the african-american community?”
Stephen Miller: “you brought it up again.”
Jim Acosta: “you said you wanted to have a conversation and not target. is it gonna be a target now? this is what we wanna do. are you targeting the african-american community or are you going to target?”
Stephen Miller: “i'm not trying to be funny. i know what you're saying, what you're saying is 100% correct. we want to help unemployed african-americans in this country and unemployed workers of all backgrounds get jobs and insinuations like jim made trying to ascribe nefarious motives to a compassionate immigration measure designed to help newcomers and current arrivals alike is wrong. and this is a positive optimistic proposal that says 10 years, 20 years, 30 years from now, 10 years, 20 years, 30 years from now, we wanna have an immigration system that takes care of the people who are coming here and the people who are already living here by having standards, by having a real clear requirement that you be able to support yourself financially, by making sure that employers can pay a living wage. that's the right policy for our country. and it's the president's commitment to taking care of american workers. i apologize, jim, if things got heated, but you did make some pretty rough insinuations. so thank you. thank you. thank you. and i'll hand it over to sarah. i think that went exactly as planned. i think that was what sarah was hoping would happen. i think that i think that was exactly what we were hoping to have happen. thank you.”
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The word is out about the Election Night Watch Party at the White House on Tuesday.
For weeks, Trump had been assured by Susie Wiles and his staff that all the polls were wrong, and that, once again, the Blue Wave would only be a ripple, if one even showed up at all. And the DOJ was ready to pounce on it if it did.
Trump, after all, was on the ballot. "Vote like I'm on the ballot,' he said, "Because I am."
He told every rally that. He said it on FOX. He had a 90% approval rate, he said. And $5000 checks for everybody. What could possibly go wrong?
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So the East Room was decked out with the finest crystal and china. Staffers thought it would be a fun "cheeky rebuke" to order in platters of finger food from Cheesecake Factory. Just to give a finger to Barack Obama, for his viral joke about Trump’s gaudy renovations to the White House.
EVERYONE showed up in their party clothes. His Staff. His Cabinet. Top GOP politicians. Donors.
But there was no Host or Hostess to greet them. Which was a little odd. The guests mingled among themselves, and waited to be formally welcomed and invited to sample the refreshments.
Where were Trump and Melania?
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Trump waited upstairs in his residence, in order to make a grand entrance to a standing ovation with cheers, once the happy results started pouring in.
And was Melania also waiting upstairs, to march in at his side?
Nope.
Melania was not at the White House at all. On election night, the most anticipated night in politics, with the rest of her husband's term on the line, Melania was somewhere else.
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Finally at 8:00 the first election results came in. But during that entire first hour, not ONE Republican was named. It was only Democrat after Democrat, starting with Jon Ossoff.
Trump never came downstairs. At all.
Marco Rubio was the first to go missing, according to the Daily Mail. Then, one by one, the rest of the party goers slipped out the door.
Only two hours later, an enormous decision was called. Democrats had flipped the House of Representatives to their control. And in most cases, the Democrats won, not by slim majorities, but by double digits.
It was 10:00, and the East Room was empty. The party goers had gone to a nearby Washington bar to drown their sorrows. The Cheesecake Factory food lay untouched on the East Room tables.
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And Trump? He was upstairs watching the results on FOX News, and posting angrily on Truth Social.
He wasn't alone. No, Melania wasn't with him. But Natalie Harp was.
The Daily Mail reports that Susie Wiles, his Chief of Staff was upstairs as well. The one who had assured him day after day that Republicans would win.
By 11 pm, Trump stopped posting. “He’s watching Fox News barely uttering a word and paralyzed into silence,” a source close to the president told the Daily Mail.
“It’s very, very dark in the residence,” one senior official said of Trump’s mood. “It’s a dark scene.”
Another source said, “They were delusional right until the very end.”
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An Air France Airbus A350 came dangerously close to an American Airlines A321 after departing Los Angeles International Airport on Saturday. Air traffic control questioned the Air France pilots for failing to follow their assigned SUMMR 2 departure route.
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🚨 The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office has charged two 13 year olds following an incident at the county’s fall fair.
Deputies believe the teens intentionally grabbed onto one another while on a swing ride, despite prior warnings from staff not to do so. As the ride slowed, it became unstable, causing swings to slam together violently.
A woman was injured and taken from the fairgrounds in an ambulance, while two children were treated for minor injuries.
#ColumbiaCounty #FairSafety #PublicSafety #CrimeNews #GeorgiaNews
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A recording obtained by the Washington Sun reveals just how personally Stephen Miller drove the Trump administration’s campaign against Minnesota’s Somali community.
During a December 2025 call with administration officials, Miller pressed for evidence of fraud involving Minnesota and Somalis nine times in approximately 10 minutes. When an official brought up fraud investigations elsewhere, including Florida, Miller redirected the conversation back to Minneapolis.
But here’s what matters.
The Minnesota fraud investigations were already well underway before Trump returned to office. The FBI opened its Feeding Our Future investigation in 2021. In September 2022, Biden’s DOJ announced federal charges against 47 defendants in the $250 million fraud scheme. By January 2025, approximately 70 people had been charged. To date, only 11 more have been charged by this DOJ.
Thousands of federal agents descended on the state. Federal funding was threatened and frozen. Communities were terrorized. Two American citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, were killed by ICE agents. Not one person arrested during that “crackdown” was charged with fraud. Not. One.
The investigation was working. People were being arrested, prosecuted and convicted. But instead of allowing the investigations to continue, the Trump administration turned Minnesota into the center of a massive immigration enforcement operation because of a bald-headed racist.
And the fraud prosecutions? They continued, but the immigration crackdown created enormous disruption, including the loss of experienced federal prosecutors.
And Stephen Miller was driving all of it.
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I want to share a brief update.
My presidential memoir, PROMISE ME, AMERICA, is coming out on November 17th. I hope you'll read it. It covers my years as President. The challenges we faced, the decisions I made, and why I made them. It's about who we are as a nation. What we stand for. And America's role in the world. More than anything, it's about my faith in the American people and the great American experiment in self-governance and democracy.
While writing the book, I was diagnosed with cancer, a disease known all too well to millions of Americans and their families. My doctors continue to be encouraged by how I've responded to treatment. And the prayers and kind words and well wishes from so many of you have meant more to me and Jill and our family than you can ever know.
Some days are better than others. It hasn't stopped me. But sometimes it slows me down. What that means is, unfortunately, I won’t be able to do as many conversations about my book as I’d hoped. However, I’m hopeful the words on the page speak for themselves.
Looking forward, I'm going to keep following what my father told me a long time ago: "Champ, when you get knocked down, get up." It's a good lesson for me. And for America.
We are blessed. America is the most unique nation on earth. Unlike other countries, we're built on an idea. An idea bigger than any ocean. More powerful than any army. Stronger than any tyrant or dictator. That idea? All of us are created equal.
Promise Me, America, we'll never forget it.
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Stephen Miller becomes White House Chief of Staff tomorrow, and from where I’m sitting, it looks like the man about to run the White House was bought and paid for before he walked in the door. I followed the money around him and his wife Katie, and it leads to Elon Musk, a foreign government’s lobbyists, her father’s mailbox and investors nobody is allowed to see.
Full article is up on my Substack now (link in bio and it's free). Highlights below:
🚩 Red Flag 1: A dark money group funded by Elon Musk sent $43 million to a group that Miller’s own charity controls. That is Musk money flowing into Miller’s political machine, and none of it has to be disclosed to you.
🚩 Red Flag 2: Musk’s super PAC paid Katie Miller’s firm $884,367, and some of that money came while she was working beside him at DOGE. She was on his payroll and inside the government at the same time.
🚩 Red Flag 3: Katie bought more than $1 million of stock in Musk’s AI company one business day before the Pentagon announced it would use that AI. The trade was never reported, and the rules say it should have been.
🚩 Red Flag 4: Abu Dhabi’s state AI fund owns a piece of that same company. Eight days before Miller got the job, a firm in the same consulting group Katie came from signed a $100,000-a-month contract with the UAE. So, a foreign government now has money on both sides of this household.
🚩 Red Flag 5: Miller was paid $202,000 through a family company listed in his father-in-law’s name. Its clients were the Trump campaign and the Trump-Vance transition, and the transition still won’t say who its donors are. So we don’t know whose money paid him (owns him).
🚩 Red Flag 6: The dark money group Miller’s charity controls paid $156,000 to Borglum LLC, a company with no Florida registration and no named owner. Its address was box 361, the same mailbox as that family company. Based on the records, I think that donor money landed with the Millers.
🚩 Red Flag 7: Katie Miller’s podcast gets about 15,000 views an episode, yet her podcast company has 3,333,333 preferred shares for investors who never have to be named. Nobody puts money into a 15,000-view podcast for the ratings. So who bought in, and what did they get?
🚩 Red Flag 8: About $1.4 million in their kids’ accounts disappears from his ethics form with no sale reported, and a sale of stock in a Pentagon-backed company was reported at less than half of what it was worth. That form is the only way the public can see what the Chief of Staff owns, and it doesn’t match the money.
Any one of these might have an innocent explanation. But eight of them around the most powerful staffer in the White House shows a pattern, and the public deserves to know who is paying him.
The full article is up now on my Substack (link in bio) with every receipt, including the filings, the mailbox records and the UAE contract.
Enjoy!
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60 Minutes asks President Trump about his family’s crypto company, World Liberty Financial. cbsn.ws/4zeXVUx
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Last spring, my wife spent two weeks in Wisconsin on a teacher exchange. Her host family had a nine-year-old son. On her last night, they took her to his school's spring concert.
My wife has watched Japanese school performances for twenty years. She knows exactly how they go. Polite applause. Silent filming. Parents bowing to other parents.
She came home with one page of notes. At the top she'd written: "What American parents do at a school concert."
It's my favorite thing she has ever written.
1. When the second-graders walked out, a father stood up and yelled, "THAT'S MY TREE!"
His son was Tree #3. He had no lines. He was a tree. His father filmed the entire song from the aisle, on one knee, like a war photographer.
2. A grandmother brought a sign. Poster board. Glitter. "GO MADISON."
Madison had one line. The line was "Look, it's spring!"
When Madison said it, the grandmother rose to her feet, and the people around her clapped like Madison had just hit a walk-off home run.
3. One boy sang every song half a second behind everyone else and twice as loud.
In Japan, a teacher would quietly ask him to sing a little softer.
In Wisconsin, he got the biggest cheer of the night.
4. Three fathers came straight from work, still in their reflective safety vests. They stood at the back. Watched one song. Waved at somebody. Left.
My wife wrote: "The waving was the important part."
5. About three hundred phones in the air. And one grandfather with a camcorder from the 1990s, roughly the size of a toaster, which he held steady above his head for forty-one minutes.
Nobody asked him to put it down. During the last song, the man next to him quietly offered to hold it for him.
6. A little brother, maybe four years old, waved at his big sister onstage with both arms. The entire concert. Nonstop.
In the middle of a song, she waved back. Once.
The whole gym said "awww" at the exact same moment, like they had rehearsed it.
7. A girl stepped forward to say her line and froze. Three seconds of silence. Then a man in the back called out, "YOU GOT THIS, SWEETHEART."
He was not her father. My wife is sure of it.
The gym started clapping. Slowly. Steadily. Until she remembered.
Then there was the one that made my wife stop writing for a while.
A girl in the fourth grade had a solo. My wife's host mother leaned over and whispered that the girl's dad hadn't been around in a long time. Nobody from her family had come.
When the girl stepped up to the microphone, three fathers in the front row stood up.
None of them were hers. They hadn't planned it. My wife watched them notice each other. They just stood. Big men in folding chairs, standing for a ten-year-old they barely knew.
She sang the whole song looking at them.
When she finished, they cheered for her like she was theirs.
For four minutes, she was.
At the bottom of the page, my wife wrote one more line.
"In Japan, we clap for the performance. In Wisconsin, they clap for the child."
Last month, at the culture festival at her school in Tokyo, the student band played. In the middle of the drum solo, a teacher in the back of the gym yelled the drummer's name and "YOU GOT THIS!"
The other teachers pretended not to know her.
It was my wife.
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🚨#BREAKING: Two TEEN BROTHERS are being hailed as HEROES after they RESCUED a Florida mom and her little boy who were TRAPPED on their kitchen counter with their 3 dogs as floodwater filled their home...
...the mother called 911 THREE TIMES and no one could come, then two TEEN BROTHERS grabbed a kayak and a paddleboard and went and SAVED THEM!!!
ALL OF THEM made it out, the dogs too!!!! ❤️
The t names are Jonah and Lucas Marshall.
Jonah is 15. Lucas is 17. They live in Palm Bay, Florida.
This week, Palm Bay got slammed by some of the worst flooding the city has ever seen.
Brittany Grant and her son climbed up on their kitchen counter with their three dogs as the water kept rising inside the house.
No way out.
She called 911.
Then she called again.
Then she called a THIRD time... and was told there were no emergency resources available because of the flooding.
So she did the only thing left. She posted on Facebook.
A mother saw that post and her two boys didn’t wait around.
Jonah borrowed a neighbor’s KAYAK and Lucas grabbed his PADDLEBOARD.
Together with another neighbor, they paddled through the floodwater to a house full of strangers.
Jonah says they didn’t even think about it, those people were in danger, so they just went.
Lucas admits it was a little nerve-wracking... but he figured they were strong and able, so why not.
By the time they got there, Brittany and her son had been stuck on that counter for MULTIPLE HOURS.
Lucas got the little boy out FIRST.
And the whole way, he kept him talking so he wouldn’t be scared.
What’s your name? How’s school going?
Then he told him: “This is a weird day, isn’t it?”
A 17-year-old kid, in the middle of a flood, making a scared little boy feel normal. 😭
The brothers got Brittany, her son, and ALL THREE DOGS to dry land.
Brittany says if it weren’t for them, she doesn’t know how they would have gotten out.
And she says neighbors she had NEVER MET restored her faith in humanity.
The next generation isn’t lost, folks.
Some of them are paddling into floodwater when no one else can come.
GOD BLESS Jonah and Lucas Marshall, and GOD BLESS the mama who raised them.
THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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🚨#BREAKING: Five men in Tennessee are being hailed as HEROES for saving a woman from DROWNING just SECONDS before her car COMPLETELY SUBMERGED underwater...
...the fishermen FLOORED their boat, RAMMED the sinking car, busted the back window, and PULLED HER OUT ALIVE!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Senator-elect @AbdulElSayed: I’m going to look at every Trump nominee and give them a fair shake. I’m going to assume that I won’t support you until you show me otherwise, the bar is extremely high.
Fox host: I don’t think that’s very unreasonable. I’m not sure why we played that. I think that was fine. There was nothing wrong with that. He says he’s going to give them a fair shake.
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In 1942, a drunk German officer sat at dinner and bragged about the Jewish woman he had selected from the brothel the Nazis had forced open in town. He said her name out loud. The Tunisian Arab sitting across from him stayed calm, smiled, poured more wine, and finished the meal. Then he drove the officer home, sped through the dark streets, and knocked on a door close to midnight. That night, he hid 25 people for four months. He never spoke about it again.
His name was Khaled Abdul-Wahab. He was 31 years old, a wealthy Muslim Tunisian who had studied art and architecture in New York and spoke fluent German. Nazi officers trusted him. They invited him to their dinners.
Tunisia was the only Arab country directly occupied by Nazi Germany during the war. Jewish families were pushed from their homes. More than 5,000 Jewish men were sent to forced labor camps. Yellow stars marked every chest.
That December night in the coastal town of Mahdia, Khaled listened as the officer boasted. The woman he named belonged to a family Khaled had known all his life.
He left immediately. He drove through the night. He knocked on their door at midnight.
Pack nothing. Come now.
He gathered 25 people — mothers, fathers, cousins, and children — and drove them nearly 20 miles to his family farm, hiding them inside the olive press, stables, and storage buildings.
This was not one brave act. It was four straight months of courage.
He fed them while supplies grew scarce. He kept babies quiet. He trusted his servants to stay silent. When German soldiers arrived to count Jewish families, the hidden people pinned yellow stars onto their clothes and stood motionless. When the soldiers left, the stars came off again.
One night, a drunken soldier wandered onto the farm and discovered them. An eleven-year-old girl hiding under a bed watched him laugh and threaten to kill everyone there. Then Khaled appeared. She remembered him her entire life as a guardian angel. He calmly walked the soldier outside, took away his weapon, and sent him off the property.
Nobody on that farm died.
In May 1943, British forces liberated Tunisia. All 25 people returned home alive.
Khaled went back to a quiet life. He married, raised daughters, painted, and worked in government service.
He never told anyone what he had done. Not his wife. Not his children. No one.
He died on September 4, 1997, at the age of 86. His story was buried with him.
Ten years later, his daughter Faiza was sitting in a café in Paris reading a Sunday newspaper when she came across an interview with an American historian describing a Tunisian Arab who had hidden 25 Jews in 1942.
The historian mentioned her father by name.
She was 45 years old and had never heard the story before.
She contacted the historian. One of the children saved on the farm had left behind 83 pages of testimony before her death. Every detail matched.
“I rediscovered my father,” Faiza later said.
Khaled was nominated for Israel’s highest honor given to non-Jews who saved Jewish lives. He would have been the first Arab to receive it.
The committee declined, saying he had not risked his own life enough.
Faiza answered with a line history should never forget:
“My father opened his home to Jews. They did not open theirs to us.”
Today, the 25 people Khaled saved have hundreds of descendants living across Israel, France, America, and Tunisia. The little girl hidden beneath the bed grew up, moved to Paris, and built a family of her own. None of them would exist if Khaled had stayed silent that night.
He had everything to lose. He acted anyway. Then he spent the rest of his life saying nothing about it.
The world nearly forgot him twice. Now you know his name.
