'I had no wars,' Trump told the crowd. 'I'm the only president in 72 years, I didn't have any wars.'

Two men were searching for a fishing hole in Northwest‚ Indiana‚ spotted something shinny‚ and discovered a man stuck in a truck for 6 long days. The day after Christmas turned out to be a day those two men would never forget. Mario Garcia and his son-in-law Nivardo Delatorre discovered a mangled truck when out looking for fishing holes. They investigated the area after spotting something shiny in the distance. It was Matthew R. Reum. RELATED: Orphaned at Sea As a Girl‚ Terry Jo Duperrault Now Uses Unbelievable Survival Story to Inspire Matthew is a 27-year old welder from Mishawaka‚ Indiana and crashed off the road after he swerved to avoid a deer. He was paralyzed in his seat and was unable to reach his phone to call for help. Surviving For Six Days By Drinking Rain Water Matthew was able to survive by drinking rainwater for those six days. However‚ if Garcia and his son-in-law had not found him when they did‚ he might not have made it because of his injuries. "It's a miracle that he's alive in this weather‚" said Indiana State Police Sgt. Glen Fifield. Temps in the area had reached a low of 29 degrees‚ and it was truly a miracle that he was able to endure and survive that. The Road to Recovery On January 4th‚ Matthew posted on Facebook. He spoke about how he lost his leg with an above knee amputation‚ has a broken ankle‚ and a broken hand. Despite all of that‚ he shared some kind words about the situation‚ “It’s been a week and a day since I was rescued and for that I am beyond happy. This last week and a half I’ve had and I have seen more love more just random acts of kindness.” It is heartwarming to see people offering their support to this young man. He has been through quite the ordeal. Knowing people are out there supporting him has to be a big comfort on his road to recovery. WATCH: Man Stuck in a Truck Thanks Those Who Have Helped Him The road to recovery might be long overall‚ however finding Matthew when they did was a gift from God. “We were put there for a reason‚” Nivardo Delatorre said. And he is absolutely correct in that because they were at the right place at the right time. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Teen Prayed As Car Flipped Multiple Times‚ And He Credits Jesus With His Miraculous Survival We have to thank God for watching over Matthew those six days and leading the fisherman to his truck. “And even to your old age I am he; and even to hoar hairs will I carry you: I have made‚ and I will bear; even I will carry‚ and will deliver you.” – Isaiah 46:4 LISTEN: Teens Turn up at Grandma's Door After Tragic Loss of Grandson | Mom Considers 199 Days Baby Lived a Blessing   h/t: CNN Featured Image Credit: Facebook/Matt Reum Apple News The post Something Shiny Catches Fishermen’s Attention and Next Comes an Unbelievable Miracle Rescue appeared first on GodUpdates.

President Trump said during Wednesday night’s Fox News town hall that his administration would conduct the largest deportation effort in the country’s history. “How will you gather the several millions that have already entered our country illegally and return them to their country of origin?” one town hall attendee asked Trump. “It’s not sustainable for our country. We have millions and millions of people here. It is not sustainable‚” Trump responded. “Did you see in New York City where they’re getting the regular students out and they’re putting migrants in their place?” he continued. “We are going to have the largest deportation effort in the history of our country‚” Trump added. “We’re bringing everybody back where they came from. We have no choice‚” he said. WATCH: National Review reports: Trump‚ the leading contender for the Republican nomination‚ said that as many as 18 million people will have entered the country illegally by the end of Democrat Joe Biden’s presidency‚ a number that he said is “not sustainable for our country.” “Many of those people come from jails and prisons‚ many of those people come from mental institutions and insane asylums‚ and many of those people are terrorists‚” he said‚ taking another big swing on the issue that helped to propel him to the White House in 2016. In addition to bashing Biden for having “the worst border in the history of the world” and vowing to “finish the wall” at the Southern border‚ Trump used his town hall appearance to talk up his first-term record and to bash Florida governor Ron DeSantis‚ whom he said would “be working in a pizza shop‚ or maybe a law firm” if he hadn’t received Trump’s endorsement in 2018. Trump said he took DeSantis “from nothing to winning an election‚” and he said the Florida governor‚ whose presidential campaign has underperformed‚ is not “a loyal person.” Elon Musk commented on the New York City high school Trump referenced during Wednesday night’s town hall. High School Temporarily Goes Remote To Make Room For Migrants "This is what happens when you run out of hotel rooms. Soon‚ cities will run out of schools to vacate. Then they will come for your homes‚" Musk said while sharing a video of migrants being temporarily moved into Brooklyn's James Madison High School due to stormy weather conditions. "Buses are now pulling up to @JMHSBklyn and dropping off illegals. School is closed tomorrow because illegals will be sleeping in the school’s gym. This is disgraceful! NYC is prioritizing illegals over Americans‚" Libs of TikTok wrote. This is what happens when you run out of hotel rooms. Soon‚ cities will run out of schools to vacate. Then they will come for your homes. https://t.co/MQ159OlOXc — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 9‚ 2024 From the New York Post: The migrants were moved into the school around 5 p.m. on Tuesday as a storm precaution‚ with local officials concerned that torrential rains and powerful winds would collapse a massive migrant tent at Floyd Bennett Field. Though the roughly 1‚900 asylum seekers were reportedly cleared out of the school by 4:30 a.m. on Wednesday‚ the school remained remote on Wednesday at the principal’s request‚ City Hall said. LibsofTikTok told Musk his bet that migrants will be housed in Americans’ homes is “already happening‚” citing a Boston 25 News article from August headlined: “Governor Healey asks residents to house migrant families amid growing shelter crisis.” Over the summer‚ Democratic Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey declared a state of emergency over an influx of migrants‚ urging the federal government and the state’s own residents to step up support for the crisis‚ which she claimed at the time caused a “severe lack of shelter availability.” “Wow‚” replied Musk‚ who has waded into the US immigration debate ever since visiting the US-Mexico border in Eagle Pass‚ Texas‚ in September‚ when he said he witnessed “some pretty extreme individuals coming through.” The flow of people coming to the country is so large that Musk said it’s “leading to a collapse of social services where even America’s largest city‚ New York‚ is buckling under the pressure of just how many illegal immigrants are going to New York.”

Another day‚ another ‘conspiracy theory’ proved correct. During a closed-door meeting with the Committee on Coronavirus Pandemic. Dr. Fauci admitted that social distancing had no backing in science; instead‚ it “sort of just appeared.” The folks at Fox News have more on the story: Dr. Anthony Fauci‚ the public face of the U.S. coronavirus pandemic response‚ told lawmakers this week that the social distancing recommendations forced on Americans “sort of just appeared” and were likely not based on scientific data. Fauci‚ 83‚ made the startling revelation in a closed-door interview with the House Select Committee on Coronavirus Pandemic. He also testified that the lab leak hypothesis — which was often suppressed — was not a conspiracy theory and that the policies and mandates he promoted may increase vaccine hesitancy in the future‚ Committee Chair Brad Wenstrup‚ R-Ohio‚ wrote in a statement Wednesday. Wenstrup’s committee has been investigating whether government officials at the time‚ including Fauci‚ worked to suppress questions about whether the pandemic was the result of a lab leak in Wuhan‚ China. Republicans have accused those officials of pushing the natural origin theory in a bid to protect China. Folks over on X had more to say: Fauci just admitted they made up out of whole cloth the six feet rule which decimated schooling and caused disruption and untold costs throughout the world. https://t.co/c7RYqOad45 — Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) January 11‚ 2024 Wait what?! So nearly 4 years after the fact‚ Fauci just admitted to Congress that the whole 6-feet social distancing idea wasn’t based on science but “sort of just appeared.” Are you freaking kidding me!? The base incompetence of our federal government is truly vile.… pic.twitter.com/KoeyWAbyDu — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) January 11‚ 2024 DeSantis also had some choice words for Fauci: DeSantis on Fauci: “I’m just sick of seeing him. I know he says he’s gonna retire. Someone needs to grab that little elf and chuck him across the Potomac!”pic.twitter.com/Hu9Tigjeag — Robbi Fahey (@robbi_fahey) January 11‚ 2024 The New York Post shares more: “It never struck me that six feet was particularly sensical in the context of mitigation‚” Dr. Ashish Jha‚ the dean of the Brown University School of Public Health who served as President Biden’s COVID response coordinator for 15 months‚ told the New York Times in March 2021. “I wish the CDC would just come out and say this is not a major issue.” Asked about a study in Massachusetts schools that found just three feet of distance between students resulted in “similar” COVID case rates‚ Fauci said the same month the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was “very carefully” reviewing the data and would “likely” update them. If they were lying about the social distancing stuff‚ what else are they lying about? When are they going to admit that the vaccine was NOT safe? The evidence is clear‚ but they need to come clean.

President Trump made his closing statement after the New York fraud trial ended Thursday morning. Judge Engoron‚ who oversaw the trial‚ originally was going to allow President Trump to speak a closing statement. However‚ just days before the trial wrapped up‚ Judge Engoron rescinded his decision. Watch his speech here: BREAKING. Donald Trump Addresses Judge Denying Him Closing Statement‚ Refusing Leave Over Death in Family “Witch hunt. It’s election interference at the highest level. It’s a disgrace. It’s in coordination with the White House and Joe Biden because you can’t win a campaign… pic.twitter.com/juucx4zAXj — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) January 11‚ 2024 The folks at Fox News share more on the story: Former President Trump delivered his own closing argument in the non-jury civil trial stemming from New York Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit Thursday‚ saying he “did nothing wrong‚” that his financial statements were “perfect” and blasting the case as “election interference.” Closing arguments in the trial began Thursday morning. The former president and 2024 GOP frontrunner was expected to deliver his own closing statement‚ but New York Judge Arthur Engoron rescinded the court’s offer for him to do so on Wednesday. During Trump attorney Chris Kise’s closing statement‚ he requested permission for Trump to speak – a request Engoron denied‚ but‚ regardless of the judge’s decision‚ Trump began to deliver his own remarks. Trump said his financial statements were “perfect‚” and stressed that the bank loans were repaid and are “as happy as can be.” Trump acknowledged that there was an “error” made regarding one “triplex‚” but said that mistake was “immediately corrected” and was an “honest mistake.” WATCH: Trump attorney and spokesperson Alina Habba delivers perfect defense of President Trump while simultaneously exposing NY AG Leticia James’ political witchhunt in 60 seconds pic.twitter.com/bMViPIoiWX — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) January 11‚ 2024 WATCH: Trump walks back after finishing press conference to greet supporters in his 40 Wall Street lobby after they start roaring chants of “47!” and “TRUMP!” pic.twitter.com/NsPKFtU1OC — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) January 11‚ 2024 Business Insider shares more: But five minutes before the 1 p.m. lunch break‚ Trump’s lawyer‚ Christopher Kise‚ asked again for permission for his client to address the judge. “I think all the people out there want to hear from him‚” Kise said. “Well‚” the judge responded‚ sounding surprised. “This is not how it should have been done.” The judge then turned to Trump himself. “Mr. Trump‚” Engoron began. “If I let you speak for five minutes‚ do you promise to comment on just the law and the facts‚” and not stray “outside” the bounds of what’s allowed in closing statements. Still seated‚ Trump leaned into the microphone before him. “Well‚ I think that this case goes outside‚” he began‚ trailing off. “There was no witnesses against us‚” he complained. “The banks were happy as can be‚” he said. “They weren’t defrauded. There wasn’t one witness” who complained of being defrauded in the three-month trial‚ he added. “This was a political witch hunt‚” he said. “We should receive damages for what they’ve taken this company through.” It is painfully apparent that this case‚ as well as the others going on‚ are political witch hunts. Their purpose is to try to influence the 2024 presidential election. Democrats know that Joe Biden stands no chance against President Trump.

Nikki Haley has surpassed Gov. Ron DeSantis in a recent Iowa poll. The poll shows DeSantis polling at a measly 13 percent while Nikki Haley is now polling at 20%. Of course‚ President Trump outshines every with 54% of the votes. Her rise in popularity will likely allow her to rise to second place in the primaries. Fox News shares more on the story: A new poll in Iowa released four days before the state’s caucuses lead off the Republican presidential nominating calendar suggests that former ambassador and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has moved past Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for a distant second place behind former President Trump. According to a Suffolk University survey of 500 Iowa voters likely to participate in Monday’s GOP presidential caucuses‚ Trump stands at 54% support‚ with Haley at 20% and DeSantis at 13%. The poll was conducted from Jan. 6-10‚ when Haley and DeSantis faced off in a primetime debate in Iowa‚ while Trump simultaneously took part in a Fox News town hall. Multimillionaire biotech entrepreneur and first-time candidate Vivek Ramaswamy‚ who has relentlessly campaigned across the Hawkeye State the past couple of months‚ stood at 6% support in the poll. Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie‚ who did not campaign in Iowa this cycle as he concentrated nearly all his efforts on New Hampshire‚ which holds the first primary in the GOP calendar votes eight days after Iowa‚ registered at 2% in the survey. Vivek Ramaswamy has his prediction on what is going to happen soon: Vivek predicts that DeSantis will soon drop out and join Nikki Haley’s ticket. What do you think? pic.twitter.com/WckDZTNXJn — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) January 11‚ 2024 Although many dismiss his prediction as just another attempt to garner more attention. The Washington Post shares more on the story: DeSantis has tried to appeal to strong conservatives in Iowa‚ yet Trump dominates among this segment of the electorate. Seventy percent of “very conservative” voters back the former president compared with 14 percent for DeSantis and 11 percent for Haley. Haley is even better positioned for New Hampshire’s Jan. 23 primary‚ and a strong performance in Iowa could help her mount a challenge to Trump in the Granite State. A USA Today-Boston Globe-Suffolk poll this week found 26 percent of likely primary voters in New Hampshire supporting Haley‚ while a CNN-UNH poll found Haley with 32 percent support there. Trump’s support was 39 percent in the CNN-UNH poll and 46 percent in the USA Today-Boston Globe-Suffolk poll. Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie’s withdrawal from the race Wednesday could also help Haley‚ particularly among moderate voters. In New Hampshire‚ Christie received 12 percent support in the polls mentioned above‚ including roughly a quarter of moderate primary voters. Haley led among moderates in both polls. Despite a few positive patterns for Haley‚ Trump remains the heavy favorite to win the GOP presidential nomination‚ with about 6 in 10 Republicans nationwide supporting him for the party’s nomination‚ according to a Post average of public polls. Everyone who thinks any of the GOP candidates pose a threat to Donald Trump is kidding themselves. President Trump has made no effort in the primaries and still holds 54% of the Republican votes. The other candidates need to drop out and save their money.