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@glennbeck 1. Had @thewrap done ANY ACTUAL JOURNALISM, they would know ‘persecuted religious minorities’ is the mission of The nazerene fund. We began by saving Yazidis in Syria years ago. 2. Had they not been biased but honest and curious, they could have reached out or listens to the broadcast, where we said, our planes have flown anyone out that needed it. While our charter says one thing, our humanity demands another, don’t 3. Had they actually cared about any of our fellow humans trapped there, they would be there themselves, or raising money or even awareness. Monday I will...

The Biden regime is consistent. When bad things happen, they hide. The State Department followed the playbook today, canceling all press communications it had scheduled after a series of suicide bombings rocked Kabul, Afghanistan. JUST IN – U.S. State Department goes into hiding and cancels today’s briefing. — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) August 26, 2021 Four Marines killed, 40+ people killed and over 100 injured and the State Department won't even talk to the American people. https://t.co/1c5iBIfxQy — Cassandra (@CassyWearsHeels) August 26, 2021 According to RedState: We reported earlier that there were three U.S. Marines reported wounded among the casualties of the...

Another Explosion Reported in Area of Kabul Airport ASIA & PACIFIC 18:09 GMT 26.08.2021

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden said he would be open to meeting with President Trump next week when they’re both in Pennsylvania. “I didn't know he was going until after I announced I was going. Of course, I'd be happy to meet with the president,” Biden told reporters in Delaware Friday, according to a pool report of his remarks. “Look, the answer is yes. He's still the president of the United States.” Biden and Trump are both slated to commemorate the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in Shanksville, where one of the hijacked planes crashed nearly 19...

CORAL GABLES (CBS4) ― Just one day before voters will decide on their next president, an invigorated John McCain rocked the house at a post-midnight rally on the University of Miami Campus in Coral Gables, in a speech aimed heavily at Miami's Hispanic community, with a promise that he would continue to fight and win the presidency on Tuesday. "We gotta have all of our rallies at this time of night, I'm telling you," he said to thunderous applause from the crowd that gathered under the banner "Estamos Unidos", Spanish for "We're United". Many had been waiting at the BankUnited...