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Thank you, Bill. It is Friday, August 15th, 2025. Here's what's happening today in America.

Schumer swears. D.C. residents admit man-throw sandwich and M&Ms go maha. It's all coming up.

Then Bill's going to be here with your message of the day.

But first, Chuck Schumer was asked if the Democrats will join the president and continue his

authorization to fight crime in D.C.

Section 740, the emergency authorization of the D.C. Home Rule Act, is only allowed for 30

days, and then Congress has to extend it. Chuck Schumer responded, no blanking way. We'll fight him tooth and nail. And right now, he can only do it for 30 days. He needs to get Congress to approve it and we are not going to approve it. But there are some Republicans who don't like it either. This is, again, just a distraction. He's afraid of Epstein. He's afraid of all that. And we're not going to give up on Epstein. It's total losers. Of course, they had all the Epstein information for the last four years. The president said, fighting crime is a good thing. And we have to explain we're going to fight crime. Already they're saying he's a dictator. This place is going to hell. We've got to stop it. So instead of saying he's a dictator, they should say, we're going to join him and make Washington safe. We're going to be essentially crime-free. This is going to be a beacon, and it's going to also serve as an example of what can be done. A poll from the far left Washington Post three months ago asked people in D.C. if crime was a problem.

Only 7% said it was not a problem or not that serious of a problem.

But 91% said crime was either extremely or very serious or moderately serious.

And the Post even three months ago admitted that it was black residents and lower income

residents who were significantly more worried about crime than white residents and those with higher

incomes. Today, the same Washington Post ran an article saying that, quote, the city is safe.

A video came out the other day of a man, presumably intoxicated, screaming at federal law enforcement,

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