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“The party is a much bigger party now, and it’s like really a party for the working men and women in this country, in addition to plenty of others,” Trump said in an interview with TIME magazine about the future of the Republican party. Trump credited his victory in the 2016 election to unconventional political ideas on trade and foreign policy. “I guess in the true sense, it has been changed, and I think that’s why I won an election nobody else would have won,” he said. The president pointed to his success in renegotiat

Trump, who has been on a campaign and media blitz, will travel to Kentucky on Saturday evening for another rally as he barnstorms across the country to boost Republican candidates in key congressional races. Stay tuned to Breitbart News for live updates. All times eastern. — 8:10 PM: Trump wraps up another electric rally. 8:03 PM: “There was no kneeling… there was no games….Boom…” Trump says after talking about Neil Armstrong, “the man who planted that flag right on the face of the moon.” 8:00 PM: Trump says Ohio’s own William McKinley has not been properly recognized, especially re: tariffs.

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The TAKE with Rick Klein “I will surely not be a candidate for any office in 2020,” United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley wrote in her letter of resignation, closing off speculation before anyone could even ask. Much of the focus on Haley’s surprise resignation announcement has focused on the inexplicable timing, and the fact that President Donald Trump’s administration is losing a prominent and well-respected

The TAKE with Rick Klein There’s anger out there — aimed outside, and also within. First Lady Melania Trump’s revealing interview with ABC’s Tom Llamas includes an intriguing and potentially powerful assertion: that President Donald Trump’s White House continues to employ individuals who cannot be trusted. “You always need to watch your back,” she said. The president has positioned himself

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democrat Beto O'Rourke said Friday that he raised a record-breaking $38.1 million in the last three months, more than tripling the haul of his Republican opponent, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, in a Texas race that’s become one of the country’s hottest — if not its closest. O'Rourke said the funding came from more than 800,000 donors nationwide despite refusing donations from outside political groups and declining to hire consultants and pollsters. The El Paso congressman has become a star in national liberal circles, and his totals through Sept.

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