According to the legacy media, the Harris-Walz ticket has turned into an electoral juggernaut. Meanwhile, the hapless Trump-Vance ticket embarrasses itself and falls farther and farther behind. Is it all astroturfed hype and gaslighting, or is a Harris come-from-behind victory in November a very real possibility?
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The globalists at the World Health Organization just declared a global health emergency over monkeypox—just in time for election season.
Three years of Joe Biden’s treasonous open borders policies has brought millions of people from all over the world into the U.S. Many of them are criminals and now they’re doing what invaders do; take and terrorize. Police sources tell local news outlets that 75 percent of the crime in New York City is now committed by illegals. Latin American gangs are taking over apartment blocks in major U.S. cities. Is this just the beginning? Alex Newman joins us to analyze what’s going on and what we can expect in the coming days and months.
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A former deputy chief of staff to New York Governor Kathy Hochul is accused of spying for the Chinese Communist Party;
The revolution begins to eat its own. California reparations bills are exposed for what they are, empty virtue-signaling, and the people who took them seriously are now angry.
Kamala delivered a characteristically vapid stemwinder to close out this week’s DNC. It was, per usual, long on rhetoric on short on substance. We dissect her speech as well as Trump’s reaction to it. _________________ Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/. For reliable news and in-depth information, explore The New American at https://thenewamerican.com. Subscribe to our print magazine today and save over 25%! https://thenewamerican.com/Rumble25 Check out our social medias and more! - https://linktr.ee/newamericanmag85 Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society.
Nobody knows Kamala Harris’ running mate, Tim Walz, better than the people who live under his leadership. Minnesota native and Emmy award-winning journalist Liz Collin joins us to dish the goods on this radical man posing as a moderate. Collin is the author of the Amazon bestseller They’re Lying: The Media, the Left, and The Death of George Floyd and creator of the hard-hitting documentary, The Fall of Minneapolis.
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The Biden Regime has accomplished very little, but when it comes to getting immigrants naturalized just in time to vote, it has succeeded wildly.
Everyone counted Ukraine out, but then it launched a surprise assault—into Russia. Does this change the course of its losing projection?
The legacy media are suddenly insisting, loudly and unanimously, that Kamala Harris was never a "Border Czar," and that such an office does not exist. We puncture this latest media lie, and look some more at Harris' real record.
Also in this episode: Biden bows out, but even in his swan song, he sang many falsehoods.
According to the legacy media, the Harris-Walz ticket has turned into an electoral juggernaut. Meanwhile, the hapless Trump-Vance ticket embarrasses itself and falls farther and farther behind. Is it all astroturfed hype and gaslighting, or is a Harris come-from-behind victory in November a very real possibility?
Also in this episode:
The globalists at the World Health Organization just declared a global health emergency over monkeypox—just in time for election season.
,1,Residents were evacuated from small coastal towns near Cape Town in South Africa as wildfires swept down from surrounding mountains and burned out of control for a second day on Tuesday.
Authorities ordered a full evacuation of Pringle Bay, a coastal village popular with holidaymakers about 80 kilometers (50 miles) from Cape Town. People evacuated parts of the nearby town of Betty's Bay on Monday.
Wildfires are relatively common in the mountain ranges around Cape Town and further down the coast in the South African summer, but it’s unusual for towns to be completely evacuated.
The fires began Monday and were fueled by the hot, dry weather and strong coastal winds. Annelie Rabie, mayor of the Overstrand municipality that oversees the towns, said as many as six wildfires had broken out in the area. Four had been contained or extinguished, she said, but one was heading straight for Pringle Bay.
The Overstrand council said a small number of homes had been gutted. No injuries were reported but authorities issued a 'code red,' meaning the fires presented a serious and immediate danger to people and property.
Around 95% of a nearby nature reserve had also burned, the government said.
Residents of Pringle Bay were moving to a nearby town, local authorities said, while firefighters battled to get remaining fires under control.
Helicopters were scooping up water from the ocean and dumping it on the fires, a common tactic in the region.
Wildfires have broken out in numerous parts of South Africa's Western Cape province in recent weeks, including one on the slopes of the world-famous Table Mountain overlooking Cape Town over the weekend. It was quickly brought under control.
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment said its firefighting crews were working on wildfires in four regions of the Western Cape. One fire had been burning for nine days.
A huge fire swept across Table Mountain in 2021, causing extensive damage and taking days to put out.
The main causes of the wildfires are discarded cigarettes, people lighting cooking fires or burning debris and sometimes arson, according to the Western Cape local government. Coastal winds fan the blazes and can make them unpredictable.
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