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This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone following the latest developments in the Ilhan Omar saga. The speaker breaks down the recent news surrounding the congresswoman's alleged immigration fraud investigation, and the potential consequences that could follow. With a deep dive into the details of the case, the speaker shares their thoughts on the matter, making it clear that they believe Omar's actions are a betrayal of the country that gave her a second chance. The episode covers the latest news and updates on the investigation, including the collection of DNA evidence and the involvement of whistleblowers. The speaker also touches on the potential reasons behind the investigation, including Omar's sudden rise to wealth and her alleged ties to the Somali community in Minneapolis. With a critical eye, the speaker examines the motivations behind the investigation and the potential outcomes for Omar's future. One of the key points of discussion is the potential for Omar to be denaturalized if found guilty of immigration fraud. The speaker shares their thoughts on the matter, making it clear that they believe Omar's actions are a betrayal of the country that gave her a second chance. With a critical examination of the case, the speaker raises important questions about the consequences of Omar's actions and the potential impact on her future. If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest news and developments in this story, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's take on the situation. With a critical and informed perspective, they break down the key points and provide context for the ongoing investigation. Follow Carl Jackson: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarljacksonshow Website: http://www.TheCarlJacksonShow.com Store: https://CarlJacksonStore.com

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Larry Elder discusses the implications of a list of 20,000 registered non-citizen voters in California, sent by President Trump. The U.S. attorney for Central California, Bill Issaley, confirmed the list's accuracy, raising concerns about potential violations of federal law if California counts these ballots. Issaley emphasized that it is unlawful for non-citizens to vote, and by counting their ballots, California could be aiding in a criminal offense. This discussion highlights the complexities and legal boundaries surrounding voter eligibility and the importance of adhering to federal election laws.

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President Trump addresses the significant issue of cyber fraud, highlighting the extensive measures his administration has implemented to combat cyber criminals and protect American citizens from financial loss. The discussion emphasizes the administration's commitment to using federal resources and private sector collaboration to dismantle foreign scam centers and bring offenders to justice. Trump underscores the administration's success in recovering substantial funds for victims and preventing further exploitation, marking a significant shift in the fight against cyber crime. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of cyber fraud, including its impact on senior citizens and the role of foreign entities in perpetrating these crimes.

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(Corona, CA) -- Two 15-year-old girls are in custody on suspicion of plotting a school shooting in Southern California. Police say the teenagers spent months researching previous school shootings and discussing an attack on Corona High School. The FBI alerted local authorities to threatening online conversations, leading to the arrest of a Corona High School student October 6th. Investigators later arrested a second girl who attended nearby Norco High School. Authorities say the teenagers discussed obtaining weapons, but none were found during searches. Both are facing allegations of conspiracy to commit murder.

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JERUSALEM/ISTANBUL/DUBAI, Oct 21 (Reuters) - The US State Department is preparing to issue an ordered departure of some personnel and family members from US embassies across the Gulf region, three US officials said on Wednesday. The move was due to a possible resumption of hostilities, particularly with Iran-aligned Houthi militia in Yemen, two of the US officials said.

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(Washington, DC) -- President Trump is pulling out all the stops to combat cybercrime targeting Americans. He hosted a roundtable on the issue at the White House on Wednesday. Trump said countless American victims have had their savings wiped out by foreign cyber criminals. The White House says every available tool will be used to stop foreign-based organized criminal organizations that exploit Americans in cyberspace. It added cybercrime is posing a 50-billion-dollar threat to American businesses and families.

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The powerful nor'easter off the North Carolina coast is slowly starting to head out to sea. The storm is bringing coastal flooding, gusty winds, rough surf and dangerous rip currents to parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. Forecasters say impacts are expected to persist through Thursday before conditions gradually improve.

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SANDOVAL COUNTY, N.M. — Fentanyl and methamphetamine were discovered in election mail at Sandoval County’s election warehouse last Friday, prompting an emergency response and raising concerns about worker safety. Two K-9 units alerted officials to potentially dangerous substances in the mail, and initial testing confirmed the presence of both drugs, according to county officials. Chief Deputy Clerk Joey Dominguez said the county’s emergency preparations helped staff respond to the incident. No workers were injured. Dominguez estimated that about 200 ballots may have been affected, although the exact number has not been confirmed. The ballots remain secured while officials await confirmation that they can be handled safely. “We want to count every single individual's ballot. And as soon as we get the confirmation it's safe to do so, we plan to do that,” Dominguez said. The incident has also highlighted safety measures in neighboring Bernalillo County, where election workers are processing thousands of absentee ballots ahead of Election Day. Nathan Jaramillo, the county’s Bureau of Elections administrator, said the county uses sensors to screen incoming mail for illicit substances before workers handle it. If the technology detects a potential threat, officials can contact emergency responders and isolate the affected ballots for safe handling, Jaramillo said. The county also prepares for physical threats, cyberattacks and suspicious election mail. Workers receive training in safe mail-handling procedures and use protective equipment. Despite the incident in Sandoval County, Jaramillo said Bernalillo County will continue following its existing security protocols. “At the end of the day, the integrity of ballots is secured. The integrity of the election is secured,” Jaramillo said.

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(Rome) -- No further treatment is needed for Pope Leo following his surgery for lung cancer. That's according to a Vatican statement released Wednesday. The pontiff's doctors say the results localized the disease, and that "no further treatment is necessary. Pope Leo was first diagnosed with lung cancer last week after a nodule was discovered in his lung, leading to surgery.

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In this episode, we delve into the accuracy of election polls and their impact on voter participation. Featuring insights from Frank Luntz, a well-known pollster, we explore the skepticism surrounding poll reliability and its influence on voter turnout. Luntz discusses the potential biases in polling data, including the possibility that some Republican voters may refuse to participate in polls, thereby affecting the accuracy of the results. The conversation also touches on the strategies of both parties leading up to the election and the challenges in framing the election narrative effectively. This analysis provides a critical look at how poll accuracy and voter engagement could shape the election outcomes.

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Vice President Vance has announced a significant crackdown on food stamp fraud, with his task force uncovering approximately forty-two million dollars in alleged fraudulent activity. Over forty defendants have been charged across the nation in various schemes. One notable case involves an Atlanta rapper known as Shawty Dread, whose real name is Mercedes Reshard New. Federal prosecutors accuse him of stealing over four million dollars through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Investigators found that Shawty Dread fraudulently registered his business as an authorized food stamp retailer, enabling him to process millions in fraudulent transactions. He now faces multiple federal charges including mail fraud and identity theft. The crackdown also targets illegal immigrants accused of stealing the identities of American citizens to fraudulently obtain benefits. These cases highlight the Trump administration's commitment to preventing fraud in government benefit programs, ensuring that resources intended to help struggling American families are not exploited.

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(Washington, DC) - The Supreme Court has blocked the Trump Administration's efforts to ban prisons from providing hormone treatments to transgender inmates. The majority - including conservative justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito - did not explain their reasoning. It's a rare loss for the administration in its fight against what it has called "gender ideology." Last year, the justices allowed the administration to enforce its ban on openly transgender troops serving in the military.

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(Conway, AR) -- A former Faulkner County surgeon is heading to prison for 20 years for raping a 70-year-old patient during a medical exam. A jury convicted 65-year-old Langley Peeples this week for the attack at Baptist Health in Conway last November. A nurse watching the exam remotely witnessed the assault and reported it. The former surgeon surrendered his medical license after his arrest, and still faces separate rape charges involving another patient. He is set to serve at least 17 and a half years before becoming eligible for parole.

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(Toledo, OH) -- Evacuations remain in place in Toledo after an explosion at a chemical terminal. It happened last night at Sterling Pipe and Tube on Progress Avenue. One person was hurt, and everyone within a one-mile radius was forced to evacuate. Those living within three miles of the blast were ordered to shelter-in-place. At a news conference earlier today, officials said the chemical that leaked is an industrial product used in coatings.

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(Tehran) -- Iran says it's negotiating with the U.S. Iran's foreign minister says Tehran and Washington have been holding "indirect negations" through mediators as part of the seven-day ceasefire proposal presented by Iran in September. The foreign minister says his country is asking for the U.S. to lift the naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and release frozen Iranian assets. On Tuesday, President Trump would only say "we're doing very well" with Iran, adding that the only decision left about ending the war was winning it "the nice way or the not nice way."

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Democratic Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan is facing scrutiny after a Wall Street Journal investigation revealed that she exaggerated her academic achievements. Flanagan claimed to be a member of the prestigious academic honor society, five-baited capo, but records show she was never a member. Her campaign stated she was nominated but couldn't afford the $99 lifetime membership fee, although financial assistance is often provided. Additionally, Flanagan's official biography listed her as having degrees in both American Indian Studies and Child Psychology, but university records indicate she only majored in Child Psychology with a minor in American Indian Studies. Flanagan, who is running against Republican Michelle Tafoya for the open Senate seat in Minnesota, has long emphasized her Native American heritage in her political career. With the election less than two weeks away, these discrepancies are adding pressure to her campaign.

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Outgoing RINO Sen. Thom Tillis is gleefully counting down the days to what he calls a “whoop-ass” loss for Republicans—openly rooting against his own party and the voters who put him there. The clip shows exactly why so many conservatives see him as out of touch and on the wrong side.

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A refreshing message of state pride and renewed purpose challenges Minnesotans to reconsider what has changed—and what’s worth reclaiming.

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