We have an important news update this evening from J.D. Vans having a rough night in Michigan at a turning point USA event to Donald Trump declaring that the war is over and America has won, despite the fact that a blockade of the Strait of Ormuse continuing, to the fact that Todd Blanche, the acting attorney general, claimed today that he has released all of the Epstein files,

and there will be no further releases completely moving on from the Epstein case,

while also saying that he acknowledges the frustrations first lady Melania Trump has had

with her relationship to Jeffrey Epstein and Gillian Maxwell,

all while Republican members of Congress are trying to say that, you know what,

national security is more important than gas prices. It was a relatively slow afternoon,

but I still wanted to make sure you had a news update. I spent some time with my wife and my daughter today.

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It's White House Correspondence Week here in Washington, D.C., and I'm going to be out and about throughout the city pretty much every night,

giving you the behind-the-skine scoop of what is happening in White House Correspondence Week.

But tonight, Vice President J.D. Vance appeared at a Turning Point USA event in lieu of Erica Kirk.

There were security concerns allegedly regarding having Erica Kirk at this event.

And well, Vice President Vance had a rough night.

This is what the arena looked like.

Unfortunately for him, Turning Point USA underestimated the number of people that were going to show up.

So only about 25% of the arena's capacity was filled.

You can see it again here.

Most of the stadium's rafters were completely empty as Vance spoke.

And it came as Vance was facing heckling from folks in the crowd.

Take a listen.

I want to complain about what happened in Gaza.

So if you want, sir, to complain about what happened in Gaza, why don't you complain about

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