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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Friday reapproved the use of the controversial herbicide dicamba on genetically modified soybeans and cotton. “EPA has approved three dicamba herbicide products for over-the-top use on cotton and soybeans for the next two growing seasons with the strongest environmental protections in agency history. This decision supports America’s farmers while requiring the strictest safeguards EPA has ever mandated for dicamba use,” the EPA stated in a release. “To be clear, dicamba has already been on the market and available for sale and in wide, continuous use on farms across the United States totally aside from farmers’ pleas for OTT application. President Trump strongly supports America’s farmers, and today’s temporary approval reinforces that commitment. Included are the toughest environmental and human health protections on OTT application in history: halved annual use rates, doubled drift-reduction requirements, stricter temperature limits, and mandatory conservation practices to protect pollinators, neighboring farms, and endangered species,” the agency said. “Grounded in gold-standard science, radical transparency, and accountability, this action ensures farmers have the tools they need to succeed responsibly while safeguarding the environment and rural communities,” it continued. America’s cotton and soybean growers are a vital element of US agriculture. Cotton farmers across the southern United States have been particularly vocal about why they desperately need Over The Top dicamba application as herbicide-resistant weeds like Palmer amaranth have… — U.S. EPA (@EPA) February 6, 2026 Some activists have voiced concerns about the herbicide drifting and damaging other crops. “The industry cronies at the EPA just approved a pesticide that they know drifts for miles and poisons organic crops, backyard gardens and 100-year-old trees,” said Nathan Donley, environmental health science director at the Center for Biological Diversity, according to The Hill. “The EPA re-approved dicamba for use on genetically engineered soybeans and cotton, despite mounting evidence that this herbicide is undermining ecological, soil, and human health at landscape scale. Dicamba is a synthetic auxin, meaning it mimics a plant’s own growth hormones, triggering uncontrollable cell growth that kills sensitive broadleaf weeds. The problem is that its effects don’t stay where they’re applied,” agronomy consultant Sam Knowlton said. “Dicamba vaporizes for up to 72 hours after application and drifts unpredictably for miles. By 2017, 3.6 million acres of soybeans were damaged across 25 states from drift events. Drift exposures reduce flowering in native plants, suppress pollinators, and shrink insect biomass which cascading through food webs that migratory birds in the depend on. Proponents of dicamba claim it’s a necessary tool due to its ability to eliminate ‘super weeds’ that have developed resistance to glyphosate and other herbicides,” he continued. The EPA re-approved dicamba for use on genetically engineered soybeans and cotton, despite mounting evidence that this herbicide is undermining ecological, soil, and human health at landscape scale. Dicamba is a synthetic auxin, meaning it mimics a plant's own growth hormones,… pic.twitter.com/RklXuroKMf — Sam Knowlton (@samdknowlton) February 7, 2026 The Hill explained further: The move comes as the Trump administration faces competing pressure from different sides of its base: Farming and chemical interests tend to support pesticide and herbicide approvals, but they face growing scrutiny from the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. While generally supportive of the Trump administration, MAHA activists have been raising concerns about pro-chemical policies at the EPA. The agency, in its statement, acknowledged concerns about dicamba drift: when the pesticide moves through the air to other locations where it wasn’t meant to be sprayed. It said that it was putting new restrictions in place. “The ecological risks associated with dicamba drift and volatility are real. If not carefully mitigated, off-target movement of dicamba can damage sensitive plants and impact neighboring farms and natural ecosystems. These concerns are exactly why the strongest safeguards ever are essential,” the agency said in the statement, which was not attributed to a particular person. It said it would cut the amount of dicamba that can be used each year in half and limit usage during high temperatures. Environmentalists criticized the EPA, saying the use restrictions are insufficient. On the other hand, the American Soybean Association stated that the decision helps farmers prepare for the next growing season and control “destructive weeds,” as noted by the Associated Press. “When push comes to shove, this administration is willing to bend over backward to appease the pesticide industry, regardless of the consequences to public health or the environment,” Donley said. “The EPA announced it has again re-approved carcinogenic, drift-prone dicamba herbicide for use on GMO soybeans and cotton. Two courts, in 2020 and 2024, ruled that the EPA’s approvals of dicamba were illegal. Since the first approval in 2016, the use of this volatile herbicide has resulted in millions of acres of damage to farmland (both organic crops and GMO crops not engineered to withstand dicamba), private gardens, trees, and native plants across the country,” GMO/Toxin Free USA wrote. “The EPA claims new label changes will fix the problem. As if it fixed the problem the last two times the EPA approved dicamba. No amount of label changes will prevent the devastation to come,” it continued. Do you want to know who is responsible for this? First, you'll have to step through the Revolving Door. READ: https://t.co/sNgf7culyb In a February 6 press release, the EPA announced it has again re-approved carcinogenic, drift-prone dicamba herbicide for use on GMO soybeans… pic.twitter.com/g0WWQdFY6S — GMO/Toxin Free USA (@GMOFreeUSA) February 8, 2026 More from the Associated Press: Allowing its use on these two common crops will drastically expand how much is applied and increase harm, advocates say. Kelly Ryerson, an activist with the Make American Healthy Again movement that has forged a fragile political allegiance with the Trump administration, said she was disheartened by the decision. “A top priority of mine was to have the use of Dicamba for over-the-top applications permanently discontinued because” of their harm, she said. “New restrictions on use are not sufficient, and will perpetuate the chemical treadmill where many farmers are trapped.” The EPA said growers want the weed killer and they need to be supported — and that it isn’t a MAHA versus EPA issue. The agency said concerns about dicamba drifting to places where it was not intended are real and must be managed. It set limits on how much can be applied per acre, how much can be applied on hot days and established buffer zones to prevent harm to nearby crops. If followed, the chemical can be used without threatening humans or the environment, according to EPA. Read the full EPA release HERE.

A couple years ago, President Trump started playing “Nessun Dorma” at all of his rallies. At first it seemed like an odd choice, but we know President Trump loves music, all kinds, and he clearly enjoys Opera. But was there a bigger message here? Perhaps so. Nessun Dorma is very famously the song that plays during the end scene of “The Sum of All Fears”, and if you don’t know the plot to that movie, allow me to fill you in… Essentially, a group of evil, Deep State world leaders try to start World War 3, and a group of White Hats tries to stop them. Sound familiar? Basically, it’s everything we’ve lived through the past 10+ years, and the only difference is that the final scene hasn’t played out yet. The final scene of the book/movie shows the White Hats winning — they systematically hunt down every world leader who tried to basically take over the world and they viscously murder each one.  One by one they fall, all set to the “Nessun Dorma” climactically playing in the background. Our final scene hasn’t yet played out yet, but I believe President Trump has been telegraphing that it is coming by playing Nessun Dorma every chance he gets. And granted President Trump is not running the Winter Olympics, but sure enough we just got Nessun Dorma prominently featured on the world stage. The theme is: Legends performing ‘Nessun Dorma’ at a Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony in Italy #MilanoCortina2026 | #OpeningCeremony pic.twitter.com/UlGgatIVpn — The Olympic Games (@Olympics) February 6, 2026 Here is a short clip: The Olympics is not allowing the full version to play here, but you can watch it directly on YouTube if you want at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twcHkYmSymw The last very prominent playing of Nessun Dorma happened just two months ago at the Trump Kennedy Center: IT JUST HAPPENED AGAIN: Andrea Bocelli Sings “Nessun Dorma” For Trump At Kennedy Center for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Draw Oh my goodness, it just happened again…. Andrea Bocelli himself just sang “Nessun Dorma” for President Trump and thousands of others at The Kennedy Center for the 2026 FIFAA World Cup Draw. So what’s the big deal? Well, if you’re been reading WLT Report the last two years, you know EXACTLY what that means. For everyone else, I’ll explain it to you in a minute (you’re going to LOVE it, trust me), but first let’s all watch the video because it’s a pretty incredible performance. Very moving, and 10x when you know the meaning behind it. Watch here: Backup here if you need it: No coincidences… With President Trump in the Audience, the Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli sung “Nessun Dorma” at the Kennedy Center for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Draw pic.twitter.com/czv1MdhuFR Nessun Dorma is played at the end of the film The Sum of All Fears, in which time ALL the… — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) December 6, 2025 And now for everyone who doesn’t know the messaging behind Nessum Dorma, buckle up because you’re going to LOVE this! MAESTRO! President Trump ONCE AGAIN Closes Rally With “Nessun Dorma” — Message Sent! I am literally shaking in my seat right now with excitement as I write this… Because we talk a lot about whether or not we’re “watching a movie” during the past 4 years, and I’m not here to convince you one way or the other. But what I’m about to show you is going to blow your mind. The way this is all coming together for a crashing crescendo of a conclusion, whether scripted in parts or not, is better than any movie I have ever seen from Hollywood. What President Trump just did last night at his Rally in New York is like the closing scene of a Tom Cruise movie…only better. I know we’ve all lived it, but I have to set the stage briefly to really put this into context. So you have a billionaire living a charmed life…top of his game in real estate, the #1 TV show on NBC, great wife, great family….and he gives it all up to run for President. From that point on, he is smeared, targeted, lied about, defamed, attacked, fought at every turn….and still he wins the Presidency on his first try. From there things only get worse, he’s impeached twice, then once out of office spends the next 4 years defending himself against illegal and Unconstitutional lawfare, and when that proves unsuccessful “they” literally try to kill him on live TV at a Rally in Butler, PA. Only by the grace of God and about 3 centimeters does he dodge death. Then a month later his plane is forced to make an emergency landing, which doesn’t even get talked about anymore but I consider that to be another attempt on his life. Then two months later (current time now) another attempt to assassinate him is made at his Golf Course and once again he comes ONE HOLE away from the would-be assassin having a clear and easy kill shot. After all of that, the man is still standing. And not just hanging on by a thread, he looks stronger, tougher, YOUNGER, and fiercer than ever! Ask yourself what would you do if they just tried to assassinate you 3 times in 2 months? Would you call it a day and give up the fight? Almost all of us would. Not Donald J. Trump. This man travels right into the belly of the beast, he goes to NEW YORK last night, packs out an arena (some estimates say 50-60,000 people in attendance) and he boldly stands in front of them and conducts a RAUCUS RALLY! So now the stage is set….and now here’s the part I wanted to tell you that absolutely blew my mind. Were you watching? Did you see it? At the very end of the Rally, he doesn’t end it with his normal music, he ends it with NESSUN DORMA, a song with incredible significance and meaning, which I will explain (again) in just a minute. Because it’s not the first time he’s done this. He did it right after the first assassination attempt too. Not only does he play the song though, he goes to the edge of the crowd and does this as it starts: Trump closed his rally in New York tonight with the iconic opera piece Nessun Dorma, famously featured in The Sum of All Fears. The movie’s plot centers around a near-assassination of the U.S. president in a bid to ignite World War III between the U.S. and Russia. In a… pic.twitter.com/IDekbNuPbs — Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 19, 2024 The picture and video says it all…. You don’t have to be a body language expert to understand what this pose means. This is President Trump standing BOLD AS A LION arms outstretched to the crowd like a prize fighter saying to the Deep State: “YOU FUCKERS TOOK TWO SHOTS AT ME AND BOTH FAILED AND I’M STILL STANDING.  AND THE COUNTERPUNCH IS GOING TO BE ONE THAT HISTORY WILL NEVER FORGET.”  (Sorry Franklin) Here’s a longer video, where he actually starts “conducting” the audience. I posted it and said “MAESTRO!” MAESTRO! Anyone recognize this song? pic.twitter.com/sBeaBDTQwi — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) September 19, 2024 The master Maestro, conducting the ending scenes of his magnus opus! Can you feel it? I can. There will never be another one like Trump. Enjoy the moment pic.twitter.com/M429aMNLcP — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 19, 2024 People noticed the song instantly: What closing song is this! pic.twitter.com/z93RLiW62R — Karli Bonne’ (@KarluskaP) September 19, 2024 It was a very clear and unmistakable message: Is it a coincidence that Trump has played “Nessun Dorma” at the end of his rally each time there has been an assassination attempt? Nessun Dorma is the song played at the end of Sum of All Fears when the traitors are executed. First time was at the RNC after he was shot… pic.twitter.com/3suy2yKuaP — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) September 19, 2024 Is it a coincidence that Trump has played “Nessun Dorma” at the end of his rally each time there has been an assassination attempt? Nessun Dorma is the song played at the end of Sum of All Fears when the traitors are executed. First time was at the RNC after he was shot in Butler. The second time was tonight. Trump is sending a message to the Deep State. OMG!!! Trump just sent ANOTHER message to the Deep State • After Trumps 1st Assassination attempt in Butler, his FIRST speaking event at the RNC, he played opera song, Nessun Dorma • After Trumps 2nd Assassination Attempt, his FIRST speaking event tonight, he played… pic.twitter.com/mE5tixjz9c — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) September 19, 2024 OMG!!! Trump just sent ANOTHER message to the Deep State • After Trumps 1st Assassination attempt in Butler, his FIRST speaking event at the RNC, he played opera song, Nessun Dorma • After Trumps 2nd Assassination Attempt, his FIRST speaking event tonight, he played opera song, Nessun Dorma!!!!! Nessun Dorma is played at the end of the film The Sum of All Fears, in which time ALL the traitors & Deep State Actors were executed!!! The Sum of All Fears is mentioned several times in the Q Drops. This is not an accident!!!! Confirmed! They are all going fooking down!!! So in case you haven’t pieced it all together yet, the song Nessun Dorma is prominently featured in the “end scene” of The Sum of All Fears. The movie is about a group of evil, Deep State world leaders, trying to start World War 3, and a group of White Hats aiming to stop them (gee, sound familiar?). In the final scene, the White Hats prevail, and one by one each Deep State leader is hunted down and executed….all set to the incredibly moving score of “Nessun Dorma”. I mean, COME ON FOLKS! Are you kidding me? This is the song President Trump plays after each assassination attempt? Oh I know, it’s just random….. He just really likes opera….. GIVE ME A BREAK!   The Sum of All Fears – Nessun Dorma“Let no one sleep” pic.twitter.com/ntiuxBo7CR — Elaine Shtein (@ShteinMichael) September 19, 2024 Here is when he did it at the RNC right after the first assassination attempt and he even still had the ear patch on: MESSAGING CONFIRMED: Nessun Dorma, Deep State MESSAGING CONFIRMED: Nessun Dorma, Deep State Yesterday we brought you the incredible story of the song President Trump chose to have sung after his speech to close Day 4 of the 2024 RNC. If you missed it, you can read it here and I will also repost it in full down below: BOMBSHELL: New Must-See Video Shows You’re Gonna LOVE How This Movie Ends But now I have an update for you…. Our reporting here is almost always spot on. We gave you this story last night courtesy of my friends DigitalAssetBuy and MJTruth. Now this morning the story is going “Mainstream” on Fox Business. My two friends are back at it today, take a look: She didn’t deny it. It was a message

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Did you know Donald Trump FIRST ran for President in 1999/2000? It’s true! Here are the details: Donald Trump’s First Campaign President Donald Trump’s first actual run for office—meaning his first formal campaign as a declared candidate seeking a party’s nomination—was in 1999 for the 2000 presidential election. The 2000 Reform Party Run Announcement: He formed an exploratory committee and announced his interest in seeking the nomination of the Reform Party (founded by Ross Perot) on October 7, 1999, during an appearance on Larry King Live. Campaign Activity: He actively campaigned for a time, including winning the California Reform Party primary in 2000. Withdrawal: He withdrew from the race in February 2000 (or March in some accounts) due to concerns about the party’s internal dysfunction and conflicts. This predates his more famous 2016 Republican presidential run (announced in June 2015). Earlier Explorations and Flirtations Earlier flirtations existed but did not constitute a full run: 1987–1988: He floated the idea of running for president (as a potential Republican or independent), took out full-page newspaper ads criticizing U.S. foreign policy, and gave speeches in places like New Hampshire. This was largely promotional (tied to his book The Art of the Deal) and never became a formal candidacy or filing. Other Cycles: He considered or teased runs in other cycles (e.g., 2004, 2012), but took no concrete steps like forming a committee or declaring. But what I really want to show you is Donald Trump on Jay Leno in 1999. I’ve shown a lot of old clips over the years of Donald Trump on old talk shows, but until today I had never seen this clip. It’s pretty incredible, watch here: Backup here if needed: MUST SEE: President Trump on Jay Leno In 1999 — First Run For President! pic.twitter.com/RYSf5An3bL — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) February 8, 2026 FULL TRANSCRIPT: YES Video Transcript: Jay Leno and Donald Trump Jay Leno: This young man is, ladies and gentlemen. He has a new book out called The America We Deserve. That sounds presidential. It’ll be on store shelves by early January. Please welcome the next President of the United States—Donald Trump, ladies and gentlemen. Oh, so much press. So much—so much press out there. But you look like you’re having fun with it. Donald Trump: I am having fun. I’m enjoying it. I think I can do a good job, but I am enjoying it. Jay Leno: Now, whose idea was it? Did people come to you? Did you go to people? Where did this all start? Donald Trump: Well, an article was written in a real estate magazine about a great deal I did. And the writer said, “Mr. Trump, would you ever think about running for president?” And I said, “Well, I might.” And they came out with a headline, not about the deal, but that I might consider it. And all of a sudden I was inundated with press and here I sit, here I am in front of the legendary Jay Leno. Jay Leno: I mean, have you thought about it before? Have you ever been elected to anything? School president, 5th grade class? Donald Trump: Just the president, chairman, vice president, secretary, treasurer of my own company. Jay Leno: But that’s a dictatorship. That’s a dictatorship. This is a democracy. Donald Trump: I agree. That’s true. That is a total dictatorship. You don’t appoint yourself; that’s exactly right. Jay Leno: Now, do you feel you’ll be able to restore dignity to the office of the president? Donald Trump: Well, I think I would be. I mean, the country has really suffered from a lack of dignity over the last number of years and I think I would. Jay Leno: But everybody’s making money. The economy, you got to admit, the economy’s pretty good. Donald Trump: The economy has been good and I’m one of the folks that it’s been very good to. And the economy has been good and I think the economy can stay good with the right person going in for the next 4 years. Jay Leno: Now, they say a job like president requires a big ego. Now, do you think—you think you can handle it? Donald Trump: I’m not sure my ego is big enough. That’s one of the things we’re checking out. Jay Leno: Really? Can I write that down? I think I see the next article headline. I can see it. All right, make a note of that. I mean, what do you think you would do as president? I mean, the president only makes 400 grand a year. That’s a bad weekend in Vegas for you. Donald Trump: That’s true. Yes. I came out with something that a lot of my rich friends aren’t totally in favor of. But it was a 14 1/4% tax on people with a net worth over $10,000,000. Now, not one of those folks clapping have a net worth over $10,000,000. But what that does is it virtually pays off the national debt, reduces taxes for the middle class, gets rid of the inheritance tax, and saves Social Security. Jay Leno: But it seems to me rich people just move their money offshore. It seems like you would do more harm than good. Instead of keeping my money in the United States, I would just move it to the Caymans or somewhere, wouldn’t you? Donald Trump: I’d actually keep it here, Jay, because the economy would be so unbelievable. There’d be nothing like it. We’d have no debt as a country and the economy would be so unbelievable. I’d keep my money here. I have a $700 million tax to pay or something in that path. Not that I want to pay it, but again, the rich save on inheritance, the country saves on Social Security, and everybody benefits. Jay Leno: Why not just make Bill Gates pay the whole damn thing and let everybody else— Donald Trump: He could almost. I say what we do is nationalize Microsoft, you split it up, and everything’s taken care of. Jay Leno: Sounds like a reasonable idea. Now, how about your personal life? When you’re a candidate, they look into you; they scrutinize with a fine-tooth comb. Most presidents don’t have two ex-wives. Donald Trump: Two ex-wives, that’s right. They could have, but they haven’t. No, I was married actually to two wonderful women. And now I’ve had a very good time, I’d say, over the last period of time. Jay Leno: You sound like you had a hell of a time. Donald Trump: A very good time. I didn’t want to use that word, but it has been one hell of a time. Jay Leno: Now, would your past be a problem? Donald Trump: I don’t think so. I think nowadays it’s not and, who knows? We’ll see. Jay Leno: Well, I know you don’t drink, right? Donald Trump: I don’t drink. I don’t drink, I don’t smoke. I never had a cup of coffee. I never had drugs. I don’t know what drugs are in terms of that. So that’s the good news. However, I have dated. Jay Leno: But that begs the question: why? I see the people going, “Never had a drink? What the hell’s the matter with this guy?” What do you say when Joe 6-Pack hears you never had a drink? Donald Trump: It’s just something I chose. You know, I had a brother who had a big problem with alcoholism and he taught me a tremendous amount. One thing he taught me is to stay away from the booze. And it was very important to me. I’ve stayed away, not for any other reason than that, and I just don’t like it. So in that sense, I’m lucky. Jay Leno: Now, how about a first lady? Would you hold a massive search? Donald Trump: I’m a great believer in the institution of marriage, believe it or not. I really am. I am a tremendous believer in the institution and I think it’s something that’s fabulous if you get the right woman. If you get the wrong woman, it is—yeah. Jay Leno: Well, like if you got married in the White House and got divorced, would she get like everything west of the Mississippi? Donald Trump: I don’t know. She might get half the White House. Jay Leno: No, you’d need a good prenup there. You’d have to get a prenup to save the country. How about some of the other candidates? Like McCain—this issue of his temper. Donald Trump: Well, it’s a big issue, but you know, you’re locked up for 5 or 6 years and it’s a pretty big issue. I watched the other day, he was being interviewed and the only question he got was that very question. Jay Leno: How about you? Do you have a temper? Donald Trump: Not too much of a temper, believe it or not. No. I don’t have too much of a temper. Jay Leno: But I remember you saying in an article once, you believe in an eye for an eye. Donald Trump: That’s true. I believe when somebody—and I was going to use a different word, but I think I can’t do it on network television—but when somebody gets you, you want to get them. And I believe it. Jay Leno: But being president, you’d have to be more diplomatic. You can’t go in there and crush the other guy. Donald Trump: Well, you’d be diplomatic and you’d tone it down a little bit, but the fact is that I do believe in retribution. Jay Leno: Well, how about, wouldn’t everything you own be put in a trust? That happened to Jimmy Carter. Everything he owned went in a trust, and when he went back to private life, everything went bankrupt. Donald Trump: Well, the trust wasn’t too big to start off with. The fact is that everything I owned would be put in trust and I have very capable people working for me and they’d run it. I hope they do a good job. Jay Leno: Now how about the situation with President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky? What are your thoughts on that? Donald Trump: Well, it wasn’t great. A lot of bad choices there. I don’t know where these folks came from—Linda Tripp and Monica and Paula Jones. I’ve never seen anything like it and I’m sure the president wished he’d never seen anything like it. But you have some beauties in that deal. The whole thing—and the shame. Jay Leno: What do you think he should have done? Let’s suppose you were in that same situation. Donald Trump: Of course it could never happen. Jay Leno: What should Clinton have done? Donald Trump: Well, he could have come clean. Or he should have never answered the question. Jay Leno: But he had to because he was subpoenaed. Donald Trump: No, I know, but his lawyers could have fought a little bit harder. I think his lawyers did an absolutely atrocious, terrible job. They could have fought a little bit harder maybe not to have to answer that question. But once you do—I mean, it’s pretty tough answering that question with your wife sitting at home. It’s a tough question. “Did you have an affair with this woman?” Hillary’s had a hard time of it, let’s face it. This could not have been 3 years of fun for Hillary. Jay Leno: Well, how about Hillary and Rudy Giuliani in New York? What do you got there? Donald Trump: Well, I’m a big fan of Rudy. He’s been the greatest mayor that New York’s ever had. I support Rudy because he’s been a great mayor. No New York mayor has ever gone on to higher office, but I think Rudy will. And I like Hillary too. I like her very much. As a person I like her very much. But I think Rudy’s been the best mayor we’ve ever had. The city is the hottest city in the world right now and he’s been at the helm. Jay Leno: Now how about Pat Buchanan? He seems to be the guy you’d have to battle for that. Donald Trump: Well, it’s true. He’s anti-Semitic. He’s anti-black. He obviously has been having a love affair with Adolf Hitler in some form and I just can’t imagine this guy— Jay Leno: But I don’t want you to hold back. Give me how you feel now. These coy answers. Donald Trump: I can’t imagine that Pat is going to be very seriously taken as a candidate. Perhaps he’s a good debater but he’s got a lot of bad stuff out there. Jay Leno: Now when will you decide for sure when you’re going to let that happen? Donald Trump: Probably in the month of February. And if I decide, it’ll be based on the fact that I feel in my gut and my heart that I can win. And if I think I can win, I’ll decide. I think I’d do a good job. I think I’d save a lot of people a lot of grief. Jay Leno: Well, I appreciate the honest answers. Thanks for this straightforward answer. You can come back here and announce it. Donald Trump: Thank you, my friend. Thank you very much. Jay Leno: Donald Trump, ladies and gentlemen. This is the book. RELATED REPORT: RARE VIDEO: David Letterman LOVED Donald Trump! You’re going to love this. So I have to admit something… I was a huge David Letterman fan. Always thought he was hilarious. Genuinely funny and I loved how he would interview and joke with guests. If Leno was your polished, plain vanilla comedy, Letterman had all the jagged edges….and the edges were hilarious. But then something happened. As he got older, he got more political and started going far left. And with that move the comedy started to disappear. Because comedy can’t exist when you’re too full of anger and political ideology. So I want to you try and forget about the David Letterman of today and I want to take you back to the David Letterman of the 1980s. When Letterman was in his prime….and when David Letterman LOVED Donald Trump. Those are not my words, that comes straight from Letterman himself in this clip. Watch and enjoy: ⭐ CLASSIC: Dave Letterman Asks Donald Trump To Build Him A New Office pic.twitter.com/MbMjTZbDeM — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) May 20, 2023 Backup here on Rumble: Here are a couple more… Watch this one from 1992: And one of the earliest ones in 1986:

Dr. Mehmet Oz, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), said Americans should get vaccinated against measles in an interview with Dana Bash on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “Should people fear measles?” Bash asked. “Oh, for sure. We, actually, are pretty aggressive at CMS. We fund any vaccine you want to take. There will never be a barrier to Americans getting access to the measles vaccine,” Oz said. “Take the vaccine, please. We have a solution for our problem. Not all illnesses are equally dangerous, and not all people are equally susceptible to those illnesses. But measles is one you should get your vaccine,” he continued. Footage below: BASH: "Should people fear measles?"OZ: "Oh for sure…"BASH: "As a doctor, your message to people about the measles vaccine?"OZ: "Take the vaccine, please." pic.twitter.com/gqrWBN38n9 — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) February 8, 2026 The Hill has more: As of Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed 733 measles cases in the U.S. so far this year. Three percent of those individuals have been hospitalized, while 95 percent of those who have contracted measles were unvaccinated, the CDC noted. Arizona, South Carolina and Utah are experiencing outbreaks dating back to last year, with those states reporting a combined 1,410 cases. Nearly 30 percent of measles cases in the U.S. this year have been found in children younger than 5, with more than half among those from ages 5 to 19, according to the CDC. Last year, the center confirmed 2,276 measles cases nationwide, with 11 percent resulting in hospitalizations. That marked the highest number of cases since the disease was declared eliminated at the turn of the century. In January, the U.S. reached 12 consecutive months of measles transmission, meeting a key condition for losing its elimination status. According to The Defender, an official with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said vaccination against measles doesn’t guarantee immunity. PER THE CDC: Vaccination does NOT guarantee immunity against measles. pic.twitter.com/bUFc6nwgva — Children’s Health Defense (@ChildrensHD) February 5, 2026 The Defender explained further: Dr. Ralph Abraham, principal deputy director of the CDC, made the statement just days after the agency released a report showing that some of the people infected during an outbreak of the disease in Colorado last year had been vaccinated. In a Feb. 1 letter published by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Abraham wrote, “although immunization coverage for measles is superior in the U.S. compared to peer countries, we can’t rely exclusively on vaccination.” Abraham’s letter followed last week’s edition of the CDC’s “Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report,” which published details about the May-June 2025 measles outbreak in Colorado. According to the report, the outbreak started with an unvaccinated person who arrived in Denver on an international flight, leading to the infection of 10 people in Colorado — nine secondary cases, or people who had direct contact with the infected person, and one tertiary case, resulting from contact with a secondary case. Of the secondary cases, four occurred “among persons who had received 2 doses of measles, mumps, and rubella [MMR] vaccine before exposure,” according to the CDC. Four other cases involved people who were unvaccinated. All recovered. “Although vaccinated individuals are at low risk of acquiring measles, breakthrough infections can still happen. This was the case for four vaccinated air travelers,” the CDC wrote in a post on X earlier this week.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said he expects another partial government shutdown amid the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding battle. “I absolutely would expect that it’s going to shut down. I know, we the Democrats, we provided, I think it was 10 kinds of basic things, and then the Republicans pushed back quickly, saying that that’s like a Christmas wish list and that there are nonstarters,” Fetterman said on “Sunday Morning Futures.” “Without intervention, DHS funding will expire on Friday after being carved out of a larger government funding package,” Fox News reports. Fetterman said “secure our border” and “deport all the criminals” are “fundamental priorities” he thinks most Americans support. “And I hope it doesn’t shut down, because we could all agree to focus on those things. And that’s where I’m going to be, and where my vote is going to be,” he added. Footage below: Senator Fetterman warns a government shutdown is coming — and he says it’s because Democrats are demanding too many reforms to ICE. Fetterman told Maria Bartiromo that no matter what his party thinks, he always stands for sensible immigration policies. FETTERMAN: “If I had to… pic.twitter.com/0kg1QmWpsf — Overton (@overton_news) February 8, 2026 Fox News shared further: While Fetterman said he does not support shutting down the government, he acknowledged he expects Democrats and Republicans to remain divided past the deadline. Democratic lawmakers have pushed for changes to DHS amid nationwide protests and heightened scrutiny. In January, DHS immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota left two Americans dead, and both deaths are under investigation. Democrats sent Republicans a list of proposed reforms that GOP lawmakers have rejected. Their demands included a requirement for agents to unmask, mandatory body cameras and judicial warrants for arrests. While some Democrats have called for the disbandment of DHS, Fetterman said he supports securing the border and deporting illegal immigrants who commit crimes. He urged his colleagues to focus on those shared priorities. “I think every American deserves to be paid for the work that they’ve done, and I refuse – I don’t want to jump back into that,” Fetterman said. “I’ve been a Democrat that refused to shut our government down last year. I mean, that’s real lives, and they’re not wealthy if they’re TSA folks, they’re allowing us to fly safe here in America,” he continued. Check it out: Senator John Fetterman says he travels by air 49 out of 52 weeks a year — and that makes government shutdowns personal. He told Maria Bartiromo that it’s hard to look TSA agents in the eye and tell them they won’t get paid if Democrats force a shutdown. Fetterman doubled down,… pic.twitter.com/mMNFdRY3QS — Overton (@overton_news) February 8, 2026 The Hill has more: Doubt about lawmakers coming to a deal to fund DHS has risen on Capitol Hill, with members of Congress blaming each other for the lack of negotiations as leadership mulls axing an upcoming recess. Senators come back to Washington, D.C., on Monday, where they will confront a race to make a deal to avert a shutdown that would impact agencies including Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border Protection and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.