Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) defended former President Donald Trump this week against the criminal charges that he faces from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office‚ saying that he believes the entire case is “BS.” Graham made the remarks during a Sunday interview with Dana Bash on CNN’s “State of the Union‚” when they discussed the ongoing prosecutions against Trump. “If he’s convicted in any of these trials‚ would it change my view&;#63; No‚” Graham said. “I think all these trials are political. I think it’s selective prosecution. I think what’s going on in New York is an outrage. The case is eight years ago. They created a crime just for Trump. I think it’s selective prosecution for political purposes.” “I think the Jack Smith trial is selective prosecution‚” he continued. “They didn’t go after Clinton‚ they didn’t go after Biden on classified information breaches. So I think most Americans are not going to decide how to vote based on Trump’s legal troubles‚ but the troubles they face‚ inflation‚ crime‚ a broken border.” Graham said that polling indicated that people cared far more about their own problems and the issues that impact them than they do about Trump’s legal problems. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP When speaking about Bragg’s case in New York‚ Graham said: “I think the whole thing is a crock. The statute of limitations has long shut out the misdemeanor cases. So this liberal prosecutor in Manhattan came up with a federal campaign violation that the state of New York‚ Southern District of New York‚ looked at‚ the Federal Election Commission‚ looked at‚ Jack Smith looked at‚ and decided not to prosecute.” “Alvin Bragg took a case that was rejected by the federal government to resurrect these misdemeanors. I think it’s a political hit job on Trump six months before the election. That’s what I think‚” he added. “I think the whole thing is BS. Yes‚ I think it’s all BS‚ yes‚ political BS.” WATCH:

On Sunday‚ Eric Trump offered a vision of the future in which the White House is paralyzed by legal battles if the Supreme Court rules against his father‚ former President Donald Trump‚ in a debate over immunity. Fox News host Maria Bartiromo asked Eric Trump‚ executive vice president of Trump Organization Inc.‚ for his takeaway from last week’s oral arguments‚ during which the high court considered elder Trump’s claim that his official acts should be immune from federal prosecution. “Well‚ God help us if they get it wrong. That’s what I take away. I know the system very‚ very well‚” Eric Trump said during the interview on “Sunday Morning Futures.” He argued the “only people who are going to benefit are big law firms in Washington‚ D.C.‚ because they are going to go after every single president” and suggested they would start with former President Barack Obama over the Operation Fast and Furious controversy and the IRS going after conservatives. Eric Trump (@EricTrump) asks the most important question: who is next if they can go after Donald Trump&;#63; Barack Obama&;#63; George Bush&;#63; Bill Clinton&;#63; Where does it stop&;#63; How much money will the lawyers in Washington‚ DC‚ make&;#63; WATCH pic.twitter.com/mTYIkH4fH4 — Simon Ateba (@simonateba) April 28‚ 2024 The Trump son said President Joe Biden could also become a target over the scandal over cocaine being found in the White House‚ the Biden administration raiding his father’s Mar-a-Lago resort in a documents probe‚ and a significant Strategic Petroleum Reserve drawdown right before the 2022 midterm elections. “I mean‚ where do you want to stop&;#63;” Eric Trump asked before suggesting that even former President George W. Bush might face renewed scrutiny due to the scandal regarding unfounded claims of weapons of mass destruction in the run-up to the Iraq War. “The only people that are going to win are going to be the lawyers in Washington‚ D.C. The floodgates are going to open‚” he said. “And I guarantee you Joe Biden will not have one foot outside of the White House doors before they start going after him legally‚ ruthlessly.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Eric Trump contended that presidents “need immunity in this country. If they don’t‚ their entire tenure as president is literally going to be filled in depositions and subpoenas‚ like they have tried to do to my father for the last eight years.” He added‚ “We can’t have this legal lawfare in this country. We need a president to actually be able to function and run the United States of America.” Asked what he is expecting in June when it comes to a Supreme Court decision‚ Eric Trump said he hopes presidents can have “absolute immunity” — echoing his father’s stance as the elder Trump tries to fend off charges across multiple cases while running another campaign for the White House. “And if they don’t‚ they’re not going to be able to function as presidents of the United States‚” Eric Trump said.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) pushed the Biden administration over the weekend to get a mutual defense agreement signed with Saudi Arabia to help calm tensions in the Middle East. Graham made the remarks during a Sunday interview with Dana Bash on CNN’s “State of the Union‚” during which they discussed Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s trip to Saudi Arabia. Blinken said late last week that he thinks Israel and Saudi Arabia can normalize relations even without a ceasefire in Gaza. “I have been working with Tony and [national security adviser] Jake [Sullivan]‚ and I have talked to President Biden twice‚” Graham said. “I want to help them normalize Saudi Arabia and Israel. Saudi Arabia wants a mutual defense agreement with the United States. We have been working on this for weeks. To Tony and Jake‚ get on with closing the deal on the treaty.” “Without the treaty‚ [Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman] cannot recognize Israel‚ and part of the deal will be coming up with a solution to the Palestinian problem‚” he continued. “Saudi Arabia wants a defense agreement with the United States. They want to enrich the 7 percent of the world’s uranium they have‚ but we will control enrichment. And they will recognize Israel‚ but we have got to deal with the Palestinian problem. We’re running out of time. This would be an historic agreement‚ building on the Abraham Accords‚ and I’d like to see it happen. I’d like to help President Biden get this done.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “Without this deal‚ there is no solution to the Palestinian problem‚” he added. “Without this deal‚ everything gets worse. So let’s get the deal done. We’re running out of time.” WATCH:

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin ripped President Joe Biden during an interview over the weekend about the state of America’s economy‚ saying that the economy was performing the opposite of the way that it should. Youngkin made the remarks from Germany during a Sunday interview with Dana Bash on CNN’s “State of the Union” while discussing the importance of his state deepening its ties with other countries. “Global economic strength is national security. And it’s critically important for us to have deep relationships with our trusted allies‚” he said. “I think we have done a great job in the Commonwealth of Virginia in bringing companies to Virginia‚ but also developing relationships around the world. Last year‚ I was in Taiwan‚ Japan‚ and South Korea‚ and now I’m going to be in Germany‚ in Denmark‚ in Finland.” “And it’s an incredibly important opportunity for us to deepen these relationships‚” he continued. “And I think it also represents the fact that our economy is not performing as it should be. I mean‚ the reality is‚ we have low growth and high inflation. It should be flip-flopped. We should have low inflation and high growth.” He concluded‚ “And it’s part of our economic mission to build that. I do think President Trump built that when he was president. I think we’re suffering under Joe Biden’s leadership economically. Virginia has done incredibly well over the last couple of years‚ as we have rebounded aggressively‚ with more people working than ever. And I’m going to continue to work to bring jobs to Virginia‚ but also to make sure we have great relationships around the world.” WATCH: Joining @DanaBashCNN from a trade mission in Europe‚ @GovernorVA does not say if he backs Trump’s threat to put tariffs on all foreign imports: “We… need to strengthen relationships with our most trusted allies.” pic.twitter.com/NR81GAyOj3 — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) April 28‚ 2024

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld teed off on the political Left during an interview published over the weekend‚ in which he blamed them for killing comedy on television. Seinfeld told The New Yorker that in the past nothing has really impacted comedy because people have always needed it. “They need it so badly and they don’t get it‚” he said. “It used to be‚ you would go home at the end of the day‚ most people would go‚ “Oh‚ ‘Cheers’ is on. Oh‚ ‘M*A*S*H’ is on. Oh‚ ‘Mary Tyler Moore’ is on. ‘All in the Family’ is on.” You just expected‚ there’ll be some funny stuff we can watch on TV tonight.” “Well‚ guess what — where is it&;#63; This is the result of the extreme left and P.C. crap‚ and people worrying so much about offending other people‚” he continued. “Now they’re going to see stand up comics because we are not policed by anyone. The audience polices us. We know when we’re off track. We know instantly and we adjust to it instantly.” “But when you write a script and it goes into four or five different hands‚ committees‚ groups — ‘Here’s our thought about this joke‚'” he added. “Well‚ that’s the end of your comedy.” X owner Elon Musk posted a clip of the audio clip from the interview on the social media platform and wrote: “Make comedy legal again&;#33;” WATCH: Make comedy legal again&;#33; pic.twitter.com/nTf9wmlfzn — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 28‚ 2024

Eric Church’s life nearly fell apart after he had two near-death experiences and lost his younger brother‚ but music helped him find his way out of the “darkness.” While talking to CBS Mornings recently‚ the country star revealed that he went through a long battle with depression beginning in 2017. That June‚ he went to the emergency room because he was feeling tingling and swelling in his hands and left arm. And doctors found a blood clot that could have killed him any second. The clot came after a birth defect caused his rib to form too close to his collarbone. He was rushed into emergency surgery to remove the clot and a rib bone. He spent much of that summer recovering and in physical therapy. “It was the first time‚ I think‚ in my life I had maybe evaluated my own mortality‚ one‚ but then a lot of other people’s mortality‚ too‚'” he said. Eric was able to get back on the road by September. But a few weeks later‚ he was playing at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas when a shooter opened fire and killed 60 people. “I watched people that night hold up boots and sing at the top of their lungs‚” he shared. “And then two days later‚ it was the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history. I had a lot of fans that had stayed over for the weekend to see all the shows that got killed.” “Something about it just kind of broke me‚” he continued. “I think it was the sense of what music has been for me along with them‚ the safe space part of it…That shattered a part of me.” Eric Church Uses Music As “A Form Of Therapy” Sadly‚ life gave Eric Church another heartwrenching experience. On June 29‚ 2018‚ his little brother‚ Brandon‚ died at only 36 years old. Brandon passed away after having two seizures and a cardiac arrest in June 2018. Doctors determined that chronic alcoholism led to his death. Brandon had been one of Eric’s biggest supporters and best friends. The two even co-wrote several of the songs on Eric’s debut album‚ Sinners Like Me. While the loss could have pushed Eric Church beyond his limits‚ he focused his emotions into his music once again. “I got through it like everything else I’ve got through in my life; I turned to the one thing I know I can do‚” he said. “I wrote songs.” In recent months‚ the singer has focused on a residency at his Nashville‚ TN‚ bar‚ Chief’s. He pours his emotions out through the music he wrote that was “too personal” to put on records and says it’s a “form of therapy.” “I want to play those‚” he continued. “I want to say‚ ‘This is what got me through.'” This story’s featured image is by Amy Sussman/Getty Images for Stagecoach. The post Eric Church Says Music Healed Him After A Tragic Loss And Two Near-Death Experiences Left Him “Shattered” appeared first on InspireMore.

During the chaos of school drop-offs and work commutes‚ we often forget to take a moment to appreciate each new morning‚ which can make our whole day feel stressful. But this 6-year-old is reminding us to slow down and start our days in peace. Alissa Holder‚ a mom influencer‚ shared a video of her son‚ Ayaan enjoying some alone time early one morning. As she wrote in the caption‚ she was packing her kids’ lunches when she noticed that Ayann was sitting at his tiny desk and sipping on some lemon and honey tea while enjoying a new book. “At first‚ I laughed. Because…who does he think he is&;#63;‚” Alissa wrote. “But then I realized that I’m glad he had this moment of calm and focus for himself before he starts his day at school. I hope your day is off to a great start.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Alissa Holder NYC (@alissa360style) In the video‚ which has gone viral and has been featured in several major publications‚ Ayaan looks like an old soul as he pays close attention to his book and is dressed up in black pants and a crisp blue polo shirt. Alissa shared that her son enjoys the morning routine at 6:30‚ just after finishing his cereal. Commenters can’t get enough of Ayaan’s peaceful moment and obvious sophistication. “I love how his collar is popped. Like ready for his tie but AFTER breakfast and tea‚ of course‚ cause can’t spill anything on it&;#33; &;lt;3 He’s the sweetest&;#33;” someone wrote. “Here we have a distinguished gentleman ” a follower cheered. “This makes my heart so happy &; calm ” someone admitted. “Wow‚ his focus rivals my own at 32. Such a cute kid&;#33;” a commenter gushed. Share this video with everyone who needs some peaceful inspiration for their morning routines. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post This 6-Yr-Old’s Peaceful Morning Routine Is Something We Should All Try appeared first on InspireMore.

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