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How would THIS story be reported if the races were reversed?

Daytona Beach police officer Jason Raynor — only 26-years-old — now is showing 'positive' signs of recovery after being shot in the head by 29-year-old Othal Wallace on Wednesday. Wallace eventually was apprehended at a black nationalist MILITIA camp, yet reports still focused on Wallace's crimes as an INDIVIDUAL — like they should. But if the races were reversed, would a white criminal receive the same kind of coverage? Or would the crime become representative of the white race as a whole? Either way, Glenn says, it's time we say RAYNOR's name...just like all the others who've been physically hurt amid our nation's growing racial divide.

You can contribute to Officer Raynor's recovery fund, here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/daytona-beach-officer-j...

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EVIDENCE China MIGHT Take Taiwan Before Trump's Inauguration

We are entering a "wildly dangerous" time, Glenn warns. China's economy is collapsing, social unrest is on the rise, and the government appears to be reverting to Mao-era practices. So, will the Chinese Communist Party attack Taiwan to boost its national morale while America is still weak? This could be China's last chance before 4 more years of Trump or even 8-12 more years of America First policies. So, will the world look very different by New Year's day or, at the latest, January 20th? And how would America respond? Would we destroy Taiwan's superchip factories before China can take them? Glenn and Stu give their thoughts ...

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Charlie Kirk REVEALS 3 Ways to SHRINK the Department of Education

Donald Trump is in for a fight if he wants to fully abolish the Department of Education – he might not even be able to legally do it without Congress. But Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk tells Glenn there are 3 major steps Trump can take to shrink the Department in the meantime and release its grip on our education system. Speaking at AmFest 2024, Charlie and Glenn also discuss what DOGE can do to make a massive difference and whether Republicans have finally come to an agreement on the continuing resolution spending bill.