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Even if your dad is the President of the United States, he’s only a phone call away. Eric Trump, along with his wife, Lara, and conservative commentator Benny Johnson, was at Auburn University for a Turning Point USA event on Wednesday night when he picked up his phone and called his father. “It says ‘Dad POTUS’ on his phone, just so you know,” Eric’s wife, Lara, told the crowd. “Hello,” Trump said. That’s all it took for the crowd to go wild. The students immediately did what all Gen Zers do — took out their phones and started recording. “I just want to say hi to everybody. I hope Eric is doing a good job,” Trump said. “I love you all, the country is doing great.” The crowd was even more hyped up when the president talked about his love for Auburn. “Auburn is a special place, I’ve been there many times, and I know many people from that area, number one, and from that school,” Trump said. In Trump fashion, he mentioned how well he did in Alabama last November and praised the students for their turnout in the 2024 election. Trump also mentioned the late Charlie Kirk, saying that he played a huge role in Republicans’ 2024 election victory. “I just want to pay my respects to Charlie and Erika, these are great people,” Trump said. “We know Charlie is looking down on us.” Trump then went full dad mode again on Eric, telling his youngest son, “You better do a good job these are smart people they know if you’re not doing a good job and they will report back to me.” After the call, the crowd erupted into chants of “USA! USA!” Guys, something incredible happened tonight… I was on stage with Eric and Lara Trump for Turning Point’s Auburn University event. Eric pulls out his phone and says: “Should I call him? Should I call the President?’ And he did. President Trump answered and delivered a… pic.twitter.com/0nuh47K4dl — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 6, 2025 Auburn’s TPUSA event drew thousands to Neville Arena, with students lining up hours before the start of the event to make sure they had a seat. Auburn University TPUSA event. Eric and Lara were also joined by Alabama Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville on Auburn’s stop for the “This is The Turning Point Tour.” Tuberville, who coached football at Auburn and won six Iron Bowls in a row, told the college students that they must continue where Charlie left off. “I’m telling you this as a so-called politician, politicians aren’t going to help you,” Tuberville said. “It’s going to be your generation that gets this mess straightened out.” “This is The Turning Point Tour” continues Monday at UC Berkley with more stops being announced soon. Erika Kirk, who joined the tour at Ole Miss, told Fox News host Jesse Watters Wednesday night she can feel Charlie’s presence on college campuses. Trump told the Auburn students that he also believes Charlie is looking down at them. “He’s looking down on us right now, all of us,” Trump said over the phone. It’s the first time Trump has been part of a TPUSA campus event since Charlie’s assassination. He wrapped up his phone call with the crowd, just like any good dad would. “I love you all as President of the United States, I love you all.”

The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control took decisive action on Thursday against individuals channeling tens of millions of dollars from Iran to Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed terrorist group that dominates Lebanon and threatens Israel. The sanctions, issued under Executive Order 13224, targeted Hezbollah operatives such as Ossama Jaber, Ja’far Muhammad Qasir, and Samer Kasbar — key players in the terrorist organization’s sprawling financial network. Using Lebanon’s cash-based economy and unscreened exchange houses, they laundered more than a billion dollars since January 2025, funding terror operations, weapons smuggling, and Hezbollah’s entrenched control over Lebanese politics. The Trump administration framed these sanctions as part of a clear policy: choking off Hezbollah’s financial oxygen to isolate Iran and protect American allies. Treasury Under Secretary John Hurley declared that Lebanon could only achieve freedom and stability by severing its ties to Tehran’s terror machine, saying, “Lebanon has an opportunity to be free, prosperous, and secure—but that can only happen if Hezbollah is fully disarmed and cut off from Iran’s funding and control. We will work with our Lebanese partners to create a resilient economy that puts the interests of all Lebanese citizens front and center.” This action followed a consistent Trump doctrine — one that identifies Hezbollah as an Iranian tentacle and treats its dismantlement as central to peace in the region. This focus on direct enforcement and partnership contrasts starkly with the Biden-Harris administration’s record of strategic leaks and policy hesitation that undermined Israel’s sovereignty and security. During Biden’s tenure, Washington repeatedly betrayed Jerusalem’s trust by divulging sensitive Israeli operations to the press. In September 2024, as Israel prepared a limited ground invasion of Lebanon to neutralize Hezbollah along its northern border, Biden officials leaked the plans to The Washington Post, handing Hezbollah critical information and prompting public backlash. That act mirrored earlier episodes — such as exposing Israeli strikes on Iranian interests in 2021 and revealing covert cooperation with allies during the Obama-Biden years — each leak serving to cripple Israeli initiatives while shielding Iran from reprisals. For years, Democratic administrations under Biden and Obama displayed the same pattern: rhetorical support for Israel paired with behind-the-scenes meddling. The Biden team joined United Nations efforts to shield UNRWA employees who aided Hamas, delayed the congressional notification of weapons transfers to Israel, and warned the Israel Defense Forces not to take Rafah, Hamas’s last bastion. These actions echoed Barack Obama’s tenure, when U.S. leaks sabotaged Israel’s counter-Iran strategy. By sanctioning Hezbollah’s financiers and tightening the noose on Iran’s proxies, the Trump administration demonstrates that America’s words are backed by action, not whispers to the press. While the Biden-Harris team played politics with leaks that endangered an ally, Trump draws a bright line: the enemies of Israel and the enemies of freedom are one and the same — and both will be confronted without apology.

According to a CBS News/YouGov poll, Americans believe the blame for the ongoing government shutdown should be spread out pretty evenly between President Donald Trump, Democrats, and Republicans — but if legacy media outlets were not doing yeoman’s work on behalf of the Democrats, might the people see the situation differently? According to a study published by the Media Research Center, broadcast coverage on the three major networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) went out of the way to avoid any commentary that might suggest the Democrats were in any way responsible for the shutdown. MRC pulled data from the evening news broadcasts across all three networks throughout the entire month of October — the first 31 days of the shutdown — and found that there had been 67 reports that addressed the topic. On those 67 reports, the overwhelming majority of the coverage — 87% — presented a positive view of Democrats. That imbalance translated to 83 statements that criticized Republicans over their role in the shutdown, versus only 12 statements that delivered similar criticisms of Democrats. In addition, the networks appeared wholly disinterested in digging into how the shutdown had begun — and largely avoided addressing the number of times Democrats had voted to keep the government shut down despite being offered the opportunity to vote for a “clean” Continuing Resolution (CR), as well as separate legislation that would fund payment for members of the military or SNAP benefits. “On both ABC and CBS, only 12.5 percent of reports on either network mentioned this basic detail,” the MRC report read, referencing the Democrats’ repeated votes against a clean CR. “On NBC, that fact was included in just 31 percent of newscasts.” When votes were mentioned, occasionally the parties were left out entirely, leaving the viewers to draw their own conclusion about where the roadblocks lay. Correspondent Tom Costello, for example, delivered the following line on October 30, as fears began to mount about travel disruptions due to a shortage of air traffic controllers: “Delta and United [Airlines] also urged Congress to pass a clean resolution, known as a CR, to end the shutdown,” he said – but his statement leaves out the fact that a clean CR has already come up for a vote in the Senate more than a dozen times – and that Democrats were the ones voting against it. Costello did finally point out the fact that the airlines were backing the Republicans on this particular issue — but not until he made an appearance the next morning on “TODAY,” MRC noted. Even CNN’s Jake Tapper had to marvel at just how effective the messaging had been — and he conceded that Democrats were largely responsible for the shutdown, even if they’d managed to convince the people otherwise. WATCH: CNN exposes Democrats for shutting down the government and trying to mislead the American people. JAKE TAPPER: “Democrats are the ones that are not voting to fund the government…” pic.twitter.com/9sTlM9hCwI — RNC Research (@RNCResearch) November 5, 2025 “Democrats are the ones that are not voting to fund the government. Now, I understand why they’re doing so, they’re doing so because of health care and they want to fight, and they want Republicans to negotiate, et cetera, et cetera,” Tapper said on Tuesday. “The messaging by Democrats around this shutdown has been sharper than I’ve seen Democrats on any issue in a long time.” “They have convinced voters, Democratic voters and independent voters, that it’s the Republicans’ fault. And just on the numbers, that might not be actually accurate in terms of who’s voting to open the government and who isn’t,” he added.