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Eric Garcia explains how Donald Trump’s remaking of the Republican Party allowed for untested and inflammatory candidates to run for workplace – which could now result in electoral catastrophe in key battleground states.

Robinson, North Carolina’s Republican candidate for governor, is combating for his political profession after a bombshell report by CNN’s KFile mentioned he referred to himself as a “black Nazi” and mentioned “slavery is good,” amongst different stunning remarks, on a porn discussion board.

This morning, Donald Trump posted on Truth Social about John Kahn’s “The Fighter”:

This is now the Number One tune, throughout all charts, about me. Such an surprising honor!

After a fast investigation, it’s primary on iTunes (do not forget that?), not the Billboard Hot 100, Apple Music, or Spotify.

Anyway, right here it’s, on your listening pleasure…

In an interview with ABC News broadcast on Good Morning AmericaSecond Gentleman Doug Emhoff advised anchor Michael Strahan that feedback made about Vice President Kamala Harris by Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders we “appalling”, “repulsive”, and “so out of touch”.

The governor mentioned earlier this week: “My kids keep me humble. … Unfortunately, Kamala Harris doesn’t have anything keeping her humble.”

Said Emhoff: “Yeah, it’s appalling for somebody who is in a position of leadership, like governor, to say something so repulsive and so out of touch — not only on the 1 — mispronouncing her name, which is disrespectful. She knows what her name is. And then, 2 — as if you need to have your own biological children to be humble.”

He added: “But then — then to say as if women should be humble. And you can see the pushback — even from … within her own party, because it’s a repulsive thing to say.”

You can watch Emhoff’s response beneath on the 2:10 mark:

Emhoff’s ex-wife Kersten Emhoff, mom to their youngsters Ella and Cole, Harris’s stepchildren, hit out on the governor earlier within the week to in response to her feedback.

Here’s Katie Hawkinson’s report on what she needed to say:

Coming up at 1pm ET, Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe will transient the American folks on the conclusions of the Mission Assurance investigation into the tried assassination of former President Donald Trump.

Here’s an excerpt of his remarks:

“In today’s hyperdynamic threat environment, the mission of the Secret Service is clear: we cannot afford to fail.

After a review of the planning, event details, and coordination with partner agencies regarding the attempted assassination of former President Trump on July 13th, our Mission Assurance investigation is nearing completion. As I have said, this was a failure on the part of the United States Secret Service.

It’s important that we hold ourselves to account for the failures of July 13th and that we use the lessons learned to make sure that we do not have another mission failure like this again.

The Mission Assurance investigation findings have prompted the Secret Service to move into the accountability phase of this process. The Office of Professional Responsibility and the Office of Integrity are reviewing the findings. This agency has among the most robust table of penalties in the federal government, and violations of policy will result in disciplinary action.

As a result of these failures, what has become clear to me is we need a shift in paradigm in how we conduct our operations. As was demonstrated on Sunday in West Palm Beach, the threat level is evolving and requires this paradigm shift.”

Donald Trump’s psychological schools are being questioned but once more, this time by his former nemesis Nancy Pelosi and the ghostwriter for his memoir and recommendation e-bookTrump: The Art of the Deal.

Journalist and writer Tony Schwartz advised MSNBC’s Ari Melber, “This is a man who’s lost a great deal mentally,” on Thursday.

Myriam Page stories on what else Schwartz needed to say.