Posted originally on the CTH on September 26, 2024 | Sundance
President Donald J. Trump will deliver remarks to the assembled press pool in New York, New York at 4:30 p.m. ET. Livestream links below.
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President Trump Appears on Gutfeld Show
Posted originally on the CTH on September 19, 2024 | Sundance
President Trump appeared in person during the Greg Gutfeld show last night, taping the segment before his rally in Long Island.
The subsequent discussion is a mix of comedy and discussion about the campaign and current events. The discussion begins with President Trump outlining the second assassination attempt. On the issues of the assassination effort, President Trump delivers some genuine and honest personal insight about all of it. This is very well worth watching. Three lengthy segments below.
SEGMENT ONE
SECOND SEGMENT
SEGMENT THREE
President Trump Headlines Combatting Antisemitism Event in Washington DC – 7:30pm ET Livestream
Posted originally on the CTH on September 19, 2024 | Sundance
President Trump will headline the Israeli-American Council annual conference in Washington, D.C. RSBN is covering all the events starting at 4:00pm. President Trump is expected to deliver remarks at approximately 7:30pm ET.
RSBN YouTube Livestream – RSBN Rumble Livestream
Trump on Gutfield
Posted originally on Rumble By Bannons War Room on: Sep 18, 2024 at 10:06 pm EST
Chris Buskirk Discusses the Biggest Obstacle For Trump This November & How We Can Overcome It
Posted originally on Rumble By Bannons War Room on: Sep 17, 2024 at 04:30 pm EST
How Trumps Communication Style Gets Through to Americans with Jack Posobiec
Posted originally on Rumble By Charlie Kirk show on: Sept 15, 2024 at 8:30 pm EST
Compare and Contrast – Trump and Harris Both Asked the Exact Same Question
Posted originally on the CTH on September 15, 2024 | Sundance
President Trump and his opponent Kamala Harris were both asked the exact same question about what they could immediately do with policy to improve the economic status of Americans.
This provides a very specific compare and contrast opportunity. Kamala Harris delivers a strange, disconnected and unintelligible word salad in her response, never answering the question. President Trump gives three specific and immediate tax policy changes to benefit three specific groups of working Americans. WATCH the first question and answer of both videos:
Watch the first answer from Kamala Harris below.
Kim Iversen UNLEASHED: Why ‘Rescue the Republic’ Might Need Rescuing | Can Ivermectin
Posted originally on Rumble By Kim Iversen on: September 9, 2024 at 6:00 pm EST
Trump To Release EPSTEIN Island Visitor Logs, Pfizer SUED By Kansas For Misleading Public
Posted originally on Rumble By Kim Iversen on: September 3, 2024 at 8:00 pm EST
President Trump -vs- Kamala Harris, 9:00pm ET Debate – Tuesday 9/10/24
Posted originally on the CTH on September 9, 2024 | Sundance
The details of the debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are now clarified.
When is the debate?
Harris and Trump will debate on Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 9 p.m. ET. The debate will run for 90 minutes with two commercial breaks.
Where is the debate?
ABC News is hosting the debate at the National Constitution Center, a private nonprofit education center and museum dedicated to the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia.
Who is moderating the debate?
ABC News’ “World News Tonight” host David Muir and anchor Linsey Davis are moderating the debate.
Neither Muir nor Davis have moderated a general election debate, though both have moderated presidential primary debates: Muir in the 2016 and 2020 election cycles and Davis in the 2020 cycle.
Muir secured the first TV sit-down interview with Trump after he became president and the first joint interview with Biden and Harris before the 2020 election.
How can I watch the debate?
The debate will air live on ABC and stream on ABC News Live, Disney+ and Hulu. Viewers who do not have a cable subscription can watch on ABC.com.
ABC is also offering the debate for simulcast, which several networks have agreed to carry.
What are the debate rules? Will there be hot mics?
After a weekslong back and forth over the issue, the Harris campaign agreed to follow the June debate rule that each candidate’s microphone will be muted while their opponent is speaking.
The vice president’s team had pushed to keep the mics unmuted, which is routinely the case in presidential debates but was reversed in June at the Biden campaign’s request.
[…] Candidates will be equipped with a pen, paper pad and water bottle at their podiums. Props or pre-written notes will be prohibited.
Trump won the coin toss to decide either the order of the candidates’ closing statements or their podium placements. The former president again chose to select the order of statements, opting to give the last closing statement. Harris selected the podium that will be on the right of viewers’ screens.
Harris and Trump will have two minutes for their answers, two minutes for rebuttals and one minute for follow-ups, responses to rebuttals or clarifications. They will have two minutes for closing statements. The candidates cannot ask questions of each other and will not be allowed to interact with campaign staff during commercial breaks.
Will there be a studio audience?
There will be no studio audience and no opening statements, consistent with the June debate. The moderators will introduce both candidates, with the incumbent party going first. (read more)
Fallon is going to have to work even harder at this debate prep.
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