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Trump Hosts Governors at White House for Dinner, Stunning Violin Performance

Trump Hosts Governors at White House for Dinner, Stunning Violin Performance

President Donald Trump hosted governors from around the country for dinner in the East Room on Saturday night, where he touted economic, border, and crime progress, as well as military strength.

Cabinet members, like Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr, Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin–to name a few–were sprinkled among the governors’ tables.

Exclusive—Lyndsey Sikes: Why Are States Like New York and California Controlling Abortion Drug Policy in Louisiana?

Exclusive—Lyndsey Sikes: Why Are States Like New York and California Controlling Abortion Drug Policy in Louisiana?

When Roe v. Wade was reversed, we celebrated in Louisiana. We are a state that has chosen life. We have elected leaders who believe children in the womb deserve protection, and our laws reflect that conviction. Abortion centers have closed. Our legislature classified abortion drugs as controlled substances. We have worked to build a culture that serves women and protects their babies.

Report: LAFD Memo Revealed Plan to 'Protect' L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Over Wildfire Handling

Report: LAFD Memo Revealed Plan to 'Protect' L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Over Wildfire Handling

A memo by the Los Angeles Fire Department allegedly revealed plans to “protect” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass regarding her handling of the 2025 wildfires, according to a report.

In a 13-page “confidential memo,” that was entitled “LAFD AARR: Strategic Response Plan,” it was revealed that the goal was to “prepare and protect Mayor Bass, the City, and the LAFD from reputational harm,” according to the Los Angeles Times (LA Times).

Can Nigel Farage Ride Epstein, Labour Party Scandal to 10 Downing Street?

Can Nigel Farage Ride Epstein, Labour Party Scandal to 10 Downing Street?

Friday on the “Alex Marlow Show,” Breitbart London Bureau Chief Oliver JJ Lane discussed Nigel Farage.

Lane said, “Nigel is riding high in the polls, and the most likely thing is he is not the next prime minister of the U.K. My hope is that he’s the next prime minister, but one, because we have a parliamentary system when Starmer falls, which he inevitably will, be it over Epstein…thing or over one of the thousands of other things about which he is completely politically clueless, rudderless, and incapable. … Just because he falls, there isn’t then a snap election in the U.K. The Labour Party, which commands Parliament, will select from inside their group a new leader.”
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Everything You Need to Know About Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Epstein

Everything You Need to Know About Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Epstein

Friday on the “Alex Marlow Show,” Breitbart London Bureau Chief Oliver JJ Lane talked about former Prince Andrew.

Lane said, “Assuming any of this is true, we don’t know yet. Um, it may be that some of this money came from the fact that he had advanced information about global affairs that he was getting from these people in his network and one of these people may have been Prince Andrew.”

Carney: The Trump Tariffs Are Going to Come Back Right Away. Here's How

Carney: The Trump Tariffs Are Going to Come Back Right Away. Here's How

Friday on the “Alex Marlow Show,” Breitbart Economics and Finance Editor John Carney talked about tariffs.

Carney said, “There’s about a half-dozen other statutes that specifically authorize the president to impose tariffs. They did it under IEEPA because there’s less procedural hurdles, and they believed it allowed them more flexibility. They can do it under these other statutes. So, a lot of the tariffs that will get knocked down because you can’t do them under IEEPA are probably going to come back pretty quickly.”

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