House Republicans canceled votes over war powers resolutions that would have stopped Trump's war in Iran because they didn't want the president to face embarrassment.

Senate Republicans revolted, leading to the Senate being sent home until June over the $1.8 billion dollar weaponization fund.

We're getting to the point where the president is entering lame duck status.

We knew it would happen.

We didn't know it would happen this soon.

There is no question, no denying.

The president of the United States has an iron grip over the Republican Party as it relates

to elections.

If he endorses against you, you're likely to lose. We've seen it

in Indiana. We've seen it in Kentucky, in Louisiana, but those inside Congress, the Republican

nominees already, Trump isn't going to endorse a Democrat over a Republican. And so he has no

power over them. And we're seeing it play out in real

time. At the same time, we're learning more about why the President of the United States needed

that audit settlement. See, Donald Trump owed, or potentially owed, more than $100 million

to the IRS if audits of him and his companies continued,

no longer given the new settlement. And it comes as the Trump administration sought to seize voting

machines across the country in an effort to federalize elections. I have all the latest, like,

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And now more than ever, independent media is important to ensure that the truth gets out.

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