Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump slammed Vice President Kamala Harris during a town hall event on Wednesday for the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. Trump made the remarks during the event with Fox News’s Sean Hannity in Pennsylvania. Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. “They want open borders,” Trump said of the Democratic Party. “She wants open borders. Now she’s all of a sudden said, ‘Oh, I think we’ll close the borders.’ She was the border czar, whether you like it or not, but, even if you don’t want to use that term, she was in charge of the border.” “It’s the worst border in the history of the world, not just here,” he continued. “There’s never been a country that allowed 21 million people to come in over a three-year period. There’s never been. And 21 million people, many of whom are from prisons, many of whom are murderers, and drug dealers, and child traffickers.” Trump highlighted how many of the victims of Harris’ open borders policies are women who are trafficked. “They’re coming in now and they’re putting them in our Social Security accounts, and they’re putting them in Medicare,” he added. “And just one thing, if you take a look, take a look. Over the last week, I said this was going to happen. And it’s happening because these people are tougher than our criminals are, our criminals are nice people by comparison.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI WATCH: PRESIDENT TRUMP: “[Kamala] wants open borders… She was the border czar, whether you like it or not… It’s the worst border in the history of the world. There’s never been a country that allowed 21 Million people to come in over a three year period.” pic.twitter.com/F6BzkTLBvg — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 5, 2024

In 2021, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) made quite a big policy change. As a result, college athletes are now able to earn endorsement money. This can be done through signing autographs, advertisement campaigns, and more. As soon as basketball star Anthony Leal heard of this change, he knew exactly what he’d be doing with his money. You might guess that Anthony’s plans involved using the money for himself. But the Indiana University student had someone else on his mind: his sister, Lauren. She was set to graduate in December 2023, and he knew she was racking up a lot of college debt… but not for long! Watch Lauren react to Anthony’s life-changing Christmas gift in the video below. Like her brother, Lauren was also a student-athlete. Unfortunately, an injury ended her playing career there. As excited as she was to have graduated, in the same month as both her birthday and Christmas, she knew that she would soon have to figure out how to pay off her debt. She already had one job, but she was thinking of getting a third. Anthony Leal Changes His Sister’s Life With a Single Christmas Present “What was holding me back is no longer something that I have to worry about,” Lauren said. “So that’s indescribable.” Although Anthony didn’t want to share the exact amount of Lauren’s debt, he did say it’s a “very solid, five-figure number.” At least it was! When asked about her plans for the future, at the time, Lauren said she wanted to take a gap year before returning to school. Her goal? To become a physician assistant! “Instead of saving off now to pay off student debt, I’m going to save now to pay when I have to pay debt after PA school,” Lauren explained, “so I feel like I have a head start.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Indiana College Basketball Player Puts NIL Money To Perfect Use appeared first on InspireMore.

Cayla George, an Australian basketball star, had a lot going on for her leading up to the World Cup in 2022. But amidst her athletic successes, she was also struggling. For some time, she and her husband, Kailou George, had been trying to have a baby. Unfortunately for the couple, it seemed that pregnancy wasn’t in the cards for them. Adoption remained an option, but thanks to the kindness of Cayla’s sister-in-law, they had another option to consider. Both Kailou and his sister, Nina, are Torres Strait Islanders. In their culture, it’s not uncommon for someone to gift a baby to a family member who is struggling with fertility. So, when Nina learned that it seemed Cayla would never get pregnant, she didn’t hesitate to offer her help. Watch Cayla talk about Nina in the video below. @twodotingdads Such an incredicle story!! From Bronze medal winner Cayla George Listen to Two Doting Dads wherever you get your podcasts! ##dadlife##parenting##toddlers##comedypodcasts ♬ original sound – Two Doting Dads This custom is also known as Kupai Omasker. Although it has been around quite some time, it officially became legally recognized in Australia just two years ago. Needless to say, choosing to gift a baby to someone is no small act of kindness. That’s why both Cayla and Kailou couldn’t be more grateful. “I can never fully repay you for this incredible gift of life,” Cayla wrote to Nina in a social media post before her baby was born, “BUT I promise to LOVE Pearly Girl with everything I have.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by CAYLA GEORGE (@cfrannykg) When an Olympic Star Struggles With Infertility, Her Sister-in-Law Gifts Her Own Baby Nina’s kindness continues to melt hearts of folks from all around the world! “The moment she said ‘I’ve been holding this baby for you and she has been yours’ I burst into tears. What a beautiful family,” someone shares in the comment section of Cayla’s recent interview, with another adding, “Such a beautiful culture, thank you for sharing something that many of us wouldn’t have known otherwise.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Sister-In-Law “Gifts” Baby To Olympian Who Struggles To Have Child Of Her Own appeared first on InspireMore.

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