Another day, another record… New data has just come in showing that President Trump’s approval rating is higher than both Barack Hussein Obama and George W. Bush at this point in their 2nd terms: BREAKING: It was just confirmed that President Trump has a HIGHER approval rating than both Barack Hussein Obama and George Bush at this point in their 2nd terms — RealClearPolitics LET’S GO! Another fake news narrative decimated. pic.twitter.com/6JnR91eKSn — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 5, 2026 But it’s actually much bigger than that… Watch below as CNN is forced to admit on the air that President Trump is more loved by his own party at this point in his 2nd term than by ANY OTHER President in history! Check this out: CNN: “Republicans love Donald Trump more than any president’s own party’s supporters loved them at this particular point.” pic.twitter.com/QYTlmQifEl — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) March 5, 2026 So the next time someone tries to tell you President Trump is unpopular, just show them this. Even CNN had to admit it!

Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) has dropped his re-election bid amid pressure from House GOP leadership to exit the race. “After deep reflection and with the support of my loving family, I have decided not to seek re-election while serving out the rest of this Congress with the same commitment I’ve always had to my district,” Gonzales said. “Through the rest of my term, I will continue fighting for my constituents, for whom I am eternally grateful,” he added. pic.twitter.com/3FyKF6V3cb — Rep. Tony Gonzales (@RepTonyGonzales) March 6, 2026 More from The Texas Tribune: The third-term congressman admitted the affair on Wednesday, the day after he finished second to challenger Brandon Herrera in the Republican primary for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District. Gonzales initially denied rumors of the affair, and resisted calls to drop out or resign after the San Antonio Express-News published a text in which the aide acknowledged the affair. Explicit texts between Gonzales and his then-aide came to light soon after, showing the congressman asking for a “sexy pic” and persisting despite her assertion he had gone “too far.” The House Ethics Committee is investigating whether Gonzales “engaged in sexual misconduct towards an individual employed in his office” and “discriminated unfairly by dispensing special favors or privileges.” Gonzales’ departure from the runoff means Herrera, a gun rights activist and YouTuber challenging the more moderate incumbent from his right, will be the Republican nominee in the sprawling border district. Herrera ran against Gonzales in 2024, forcing a runoff that he lost by less than 400 votes. This time, Herrera went into the runoff in first place. While Gonzales received more early and absentee votes, according to unofficial returns, Herrera outperformed Gonzales on election day, suggesting that news of the scandal was resonating with voters. “I appreciate Tony Gonzales for making the appropriate decision. I look forward to being the voice of TX23 that our district deserves. From the border, to oil theft, water rights, data centers, and many other issues. It’s an honor to be chosen and together we will make Texas proud,” Herrera said. I appreciate Tony Gonzales for making the appropriate decision. I look forward to being the voice of TX23 that our district deserves. From the border, to oil theft, water rights, data centers, and many other issues. It’s an honor to be chosen and together we will make Texas… https://t.co/oJMXtmwHSq — Brandon Herrera (@TheAKGuy) March 6, 2026 POLITICO shared further: A handful of GOP members called for Gonzales to resign or end his reelection campaign, a number which grew after he publicly admitted to the affair. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) — who endorsed Gonzales before the accusations arose — along with other members of party leadership called for Gonzales to end his congressional bid shortly after the primary. “The Ethics Committee has announced an investigation into Congressman Tony Gonzales’s conduct, and we urge them to act expeditiously,” Johnson and the three other highest-ranking House Republicans said in a statement. “In the meantime, Leadership has asked Congressman Gonzales to withdraw from his race for re-election.” Democrats believe that the seat in Texas’ 23rd congressional district could be competitive in the fall with Herrera as the nominee.

I have some great news to share with you….but there’s a twist. First, the great news. The Trump Administration is taking steps to end the abomination of Indian Call Centers and to reshore all call center work to Enligh-speakers on American soil: BREAKING – President Trump’s FCC has announced sweeping proposals to end Americans’ problems with foreign call centers, including onshoring jobs to the U.S., requiring operators to speak Standard English, and imposing tariffs on countries running scam centers. pic.twitter.com/nzFuRaSgnz — Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) March 5, 2026 It all comes directly from Brendan Carr, the Chairman of the FCC. Here’s what he just posted: Americans get frustrated when they call a U.S. business and end up speaking with someone at a call center located in a foreign country. Language & communications barriers only make it harder for callers to get the results they want. So the FCC is seeking comment on several… pic.twitter.com/MKGFYvNh1Y — Brendan Carr (@BrendanCarrFCC) March 4, 2026 Americans get frustrated when they call a U.S. business and end up speaking with someone at a call center located in a foreign country. Language & communications barriers only make it harder for callers to get the results they want. So the FCC is seeking comment on several ideas that could help, including Facilitating the onshoring of foreign call centers Requiring operators at call centers to be proficient in American Standard English Further cracking down on illegal robocalls from abroad through the use of targeted tariffs or bonds. The FCC’s proposals focus on the call centers run by the communications providers regulated by the FCC. And could represent steps for the government to build on more broadly. He also just issued this press release posted on the FCC website: Carr Proposes Call Center Onshoring, English Proficiency Requirements Rulemaking Opens New Front in Robocall Crackdown, Too, While Bringing Back American Jobs and Improving Customer Service WASHINGTON, March 4, 2026—Today, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced that the Commission will be voting this month on proposals regarding the use of offshore call centers by certain U.S. businesses. First, the FCC will vote on reforms that can encourage businesses to bring call center jobs back the U.S. Second, the FCC will explore ways to improve customer service at existing call centers, including a proposal to require call takers to be proficient in American Standard English. Third, the FCC will address illegal robocalls that originate abroad by seeking comment on the targeted use of tariffs or bonds. These proposals focus on the customer service centers run by the communications providers regulated by the FCC. Chairman Carr issued the following statement: “Americans get frustrated when they call a U.S. business and end up connecting with a call center located abroad. Language and communications barriers often make it difficult for callers to promptly and efficiently get the results they want. And these foreign-based call centers often create a heightened security risk as well. So the FCC will be voting on several proposals designed to reshore call center jobs and improve the customer service experience at the ones that remain—including by seeking comment on requiring call center workers to be proficient in American Standard English. The FCC will also be opening up a new front in our efforts to block illegal robocalls from abroad by examining the targeted use of tariffs or bonds.” Additional Background Information: Over the past few decades, many corporations shifted their customer service and call center operations from America to a range of foreign countries – with nearly 70 percent of U.S. companies outsourcing at least one department. These moves not only took jobs away from communities across the country, they created a range of other problems as well. Today, consumers in the U.S. regularly experience frustration and poor customer service when they connect with a call center located abroad. There can be language, communication, and other barriers that make it difficult if not impossible for consumers to get a satisfactory resolution to their problem. The over-reliance on foreign call centers is a risk to privacy, data protection, and even national security. Call centers often work with customers’ sensitive payment and account information. Yet, many foreign countries do not impose the same legal protections as the United States. In addition, foreign call centers have contributed to the onslaught of robocalls facing American households and businesses, often leveraging the training and the infrastructure used to operate legitimate call centers to defraud Americans. The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking proposed today would seek comment on:• Ways to encourage and facilitate the onshoring of call centers, including limits on call volume from overseas call centers, empowering consumers to transfer calls to a U.S.-based location, or requiring covered providers to disclose the location of the call center during the customer interaction; • Steps the FCC can take to improve the customer service and security of communications between an American and any call center that remains abroad, including requiring workers at call centers to be proficient in American Standard English and otherwise be trained appropriately for resolving issues with U.S. customers; • How best to address illegal robocall scams that originate inside foreign call centers, such as ways we can take the profit out of those operations (including specifically the idea of requiring the use of bonds or tariffs in appropriate circumstances); and, • The scope of the FCC’s legal authority, including the types of covered businesses, applicability of rules to call centers operated by communications providers regulated by the FCC, acknowledging limits on the FCC’s authority to address all potential call centers located overseas. ### Media Contact: MediaRelations@fcc.gov / (202) 418-0500 @FCC / www.fcc.gov Already Charter Communications has committed to bringing it’s Customer Service Workforce to be entirely 100% U.S. based, so credit to Charter for this: Thank you to Charter Communications for committing to onshore 100% of your customer service workforce. Very pleased as well that Charter now has new safeguards in place to protect against DEI discrimination. pic.twitter.com/WXjPFiZjHQ — Brendan Carr (@BrendanCarrFCC) March 5, 2026 So that’s the good news, and it is exciting. So what’s the twist? What’s the catch that I warned you about up above? Sadly, I think it may not matter, because I think in a matter of months, not years, almost all Customer Service Roles will be handled by AI. And as horrible as an Indian Call Center is, at least they’re still human beings. I love so much of what AI can do for us, but chatting with an AI bot is atrocious. I am not excited for that future.

The United States and Venezuela have reached an agreement to “re-establish diplomatic and consular relations,” the State Department announced. “This step will facilitate our joint efforts to promote stability, support economic recovery, and advance political reconciliation in Venezuela. Our engagement is focused on helping the Venezuelan people move forward through a phased process that creates the conditions for a peaceful transition to a democratically elected government,” a statement read. “The United States remains committed to supporting the Venezuelan people and working with partners across the region to advance stability and prosperity,” it continued. .@StateDept: "The United States and Venezuela's interim authorities have agreed to re-establish diplomatic and consular relations." pic.twitter.com/vIX8Jo1eAH — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) March 5, 2026 CBS News shared further: The move comes after Trump administration officials have made several visits the South American nation following a U.S. military operation that deposed former President Nicolás Maduro in January, the latest by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum this week. The Trump administration has been stepping up pressure on Maduro loyalists now in power to accept its vision for the oil-rich nation. Relations between the two countries were cut off in 2019, during the first Trump administration, in a decision by Maduro. They closed their embassies mutually after President Trump gave public support to Venezuelan opposition lawmaker Juan Guaidó, who claimed to be the nation’s interim president in January 2019. That same month, amid Venezuelan political unrest and violence, the Trump administration ordered all non-essential American diplomatic staff and government personnel to leave Venezuela. Since then, the U.S. has operated its consular services out of Bogota, Colombia. In January, following Maduro’s capture, the Trump administration notified Congress that it would begin steps to eventually reopen its embassy in Venezuela. “U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum met with Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez on Wednesday afternoon. The two met with the U.S. representative in Venezuela, Laura Dogu, in Caracas’ Miraflores,” One America News wrote. U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum met with Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez on Wednesday afternoon. The two met with the U.S. representative in Venezuela, Laura Dogu, in Caracas' Miraflores. Watch OAN on Spectrum and YouTube TV Today! pic.twitter.com/JuaFkrGBJo — One America News (@OANN) March 4, 2026 Axios has more: The Venezuelan National Executive has reaffirmed its commitment to diplomatic and energy cooperation with the U.S., according to a statement posted to Rodríguez’s webpage. Rodríguez expressed the Venezuelan government’s “full willingness to build a joint work agenda based on respect and mutual benefit” during Burgum’s two-day visit. She “sent a message of openness” to the Trump administration that reaffirmed Venezuela’s “willingness to maintain a diplomatic agenda of peace and economic cooperation,” the statement added.

Democrat Rep. Seth Moulton brought an illegal alien from Brazil named Marcelo Gomes da Silva as his guest to President Trump’s State of the Union address. Now, as it turns out, this individual was named in police reports from 2021 involving sexual assault and minors. Shocker. Here’s what we know: NEW: The Boston Herald reports that Rep. Seth Moulton’s (D-MA) illegal immigrant SOTU guest is referenced in police reports involving sexual assault and juveniles. Moulton hid him in his office during the speech and called him a “great American”. https://t.co/k4kMLtcoe9 — Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) March 5, 2026 Marcelo Gomes da Silva was detained by ICE for a few days last May after he overstayed his student visa. During the State of the Union, Rep. Moulton “hid” Marcelo in his office after he ended up leaving the address early due to the DHS calling out his illegal status. Moulton defended the illegal immigrant, calling him the “kind of young person America should be investing in, not locking up.” CBS News reported: As Mr. Trump delivered his speech, the teen’s experience took a turn. The Department of Homeland Security posted on X that Gomes da Silva “is an illegal alien who has no right to be in our nation. We are committed to enforcing the law and fighting for the arrest, detention, and removal of aliens like him.” He was escorted out of the speech at approximately 9:45 p.m. by one of Moulton’s staff members and watched the remainder of the speech from Moulton’s office. A spokesperson for Congressman Moulton said the decision to pull Gomes da Silva from the House gallery audience was made “out of an abundance of caution” after the official government account for DHS issued a post “targeting and harassing Marcelo.” “My immigration officer said it was OK, everyone said that it was OK,” Gomes da Silva said. “Someone that works for ICE, she said if you are under an asylum case, that you are protected and that you’re legally in America,” Gomes da Silva said. “So, to see the DHS post that tweet really affected me because it’s like you are kind of being a hypocrite.” Gomes da Silva arrived in Milford from Brazil when he was six years old. He entered the U.S. with his parents legally with a visa that later expired. He said he has now applied for asylum. Moulton said he invited Gomes da Silva to the State of the Union because, “He is exactly the kind of young person America should be investing in, not locking up.” Watch this video of Rep. Moulton and Marcelo in his office just before the State of the Union began: BREAKING – It’s been revealed the illegal immigrant Democrat Seth Moulton brought to President Trump’s SOTU speech and then hid in his office, Marcelo Gomes da Silva, is in two police reports involving sexual assault and minors. pic.twitter.com/OD6KnBeS8e — Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) March 5, 2026 Police have not released much specific information about the reports involving Marcelo Gomes da Silva. The Milford Police Department is refusing to release the full reports to the media. However, their Deputy Police Chief said that Marcelo was named in two reports — one involving “a sexual assault and juveniles” and another involving “juveniles.” The Boston Herald has more: The Herald submitted a public records request to the Secretary of State’s Office and the Milford Police Department regarding two reports, one from June and the other from September of 2021, where Marcelo Gomes da Silva was apparently named as the person of interest. The Herald sought the police report numbered 21-23101 dated 9/15/2021 featuring Marcelo Gomes da Silva and 1-16254 dated 6/30/21 also featuring the 19-year-old. Milford Deputy Chief John Sanchioni denied both of those requests, indicating that the police report from June 2021 “involves a sexual assault and juveniles,” and that the report from September 2021 “involves juveniles.” He did not elaborate. The deputy chief simply wrote: “The records you are requesting are not public records in accordance with M.G.L. c. 4 s. 7 cl. 26 (A). Report 21-23101-OF involves a sexual assault and juveniles. Report 21-16254-OF involves juveniles.” Moulton brought Gomes da Silva to the State of the Union address Feb. 24 as his guest in a highly publicized trip announced earlier in the month. Moulton had posted on social media that he had to allow Gomes da Silva to hide in his office after leaving the speech early due to social media posts about him by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). These are the kind of people that Democrats want to celebrate. They refuse to stand to pay respect to veterans or families who have lost loved ones, but they bring illegal immigrants (allegedly) involved in sexually abusing children as guests of honor. If that doesn’t clearly show you where they stand, I don’t know what will. Here is Governor of Massachusetts, Maura Healey proudly taking pictures with an illegal immigrant who is referenced in police reports involving sexual assault and minors. Every day, Democrats show that they don’t care about the victims of sexual assault or about keeping the… https://t.co/b4NY4zjMkA pic.twitter.com/ZHYXIchTgf — I Meme Therefore I Am (@ImMeme0) March 6, 2026 This sums it up: House Republicans brought veterans, war heroes, farmers, sheriffs, and small business owners. House Democrats brought an illegal who preys on children. Telling. https://t.co/VYp136il7c — House Republicans (@HouseGOP) March 6, 2026 Your thoughts?