Sunday, October 26, 2025.

I'm Ryan Schmels.

Former President Biden's press secretary is speaking out about her issues with Democrats,

but members of her now former party are taking issue.

You can't be a complainer, not a fighter, right?

So if you are leaving the party and saying, well, they don't fight, we'll stay.

Stay and fight then.

And the debate over healthcare is at the heart of the government shutdown.

A Republican senator says he knows how to bring down costs.

They want to go down this rabbit hole and discuss fixing Obamacare, I'm very willing to do it, but they

have to be willing to address the fraud. They have to be willing to address why the costs are going

up. This is the Fox News rundown from Washington.

The mayor's race in New York City is a little over a week away, as Zoran Mundani continues to remain the frontrunner, despite a tax from both Republicans and Democrats who say the Democratic Socialists is too far left. What we need to be doing here in our city

is to end the chapter of collaboration between City Hall and the federal government. Meanwhile,

the person who was in charge of communicating the Biden administration's message to the public

is on a media tour. Former White House Press Secretary Karin Jean-Pierre's new book,

Independent, talks about her time serving under President Bidenin Jean-Pierre's new book, Independent, talks about her time serving under President Biden.

Jean-Pierre last week on the Clay Cane Show defended the former president and denying she saw signs of his cognitive decline.

I'm not saying he didn't age, but I'm saying he was there. He was like really...

It wasn't dementia. No. No. He was, it was somebody that

cared about this country. Jean-Pierre has now left the Democratic Party, saying the party isn't

fighting back against President Trump hard enough, which some former administration members have

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