Former President Trump filed a lawsuit against CBS News for $10 billion in damages, claiming that the network practiced "deceptive conduct" for the purpose of election interference in its “60 minutes” interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) said this week that former President Donald Trump’s desire to know what everyone thinks about a topic shows a type of “political genius” because he seeks to learn new perspectives. The Republican vice presidential candidate made the remarks during an interview on “The Joe Rogan Experience” that aired Thursday afternoon while talking about the selection process for being chosen to be Trump’s running mate. “[Trump] told me that he was talking to the gardener at Mar-a-Lago about who the vice presidential nominee should be,” Vance said. “And that’s one of, I think, Trump’s sort of political genius is he talks to everybody about everything.” “And I was like, well, what did the gardener at Mar-a-Lago have to say about this conversation? Because this really directly impacts my life,” he continued. “And, you know, he basically said, well, I think I’m probably going to pick you.” Vance said that he started to realize that Trump “was thinking pretty seriously about making me his VP nominee probably earlier this year because he would ask me a lot about who I thought the VP nominee should be.” “I’d give him names of people that I thought would be pretty good at it. And a lot of the names that I gave him, he would criticize,” he continued. “And I almost felt like he was inviting me to throw myself out there.” He said that the first time Trump discussed the idea of making him vice president was on the morning of July 13, the day that Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ Vance said that Trump almost made the decision to announce Vance as his pick at the rally, but decided against it, opting to wait a couple of days later before breaking the news. The 40-year-old said that when he saw that Trump was shot, he thought that Trump had been killed. He said that he was with his kids when he learned about the assassination attempt and that he grabbed his kids and raced home as soon as it happened. Once home, he said that he loaded up his guns and guarded the house. WATCH: JD Vance said that one thing about Trump that makes him a “political genius” is that he wants to know what everyone is thinking He says that Trump was evening asking his own gardener at Mar-a-Lago who he should pick for VP. pic.twitter.com/aR9ryQvYdd — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) October 31, 2024

YouTuber Jake Paul announced that he’s decided to endorse former President Donald Trump and explained that doing so is the only way to “save America.” In a nearly twenty-minute long video posted on Thursday on X, Paul laid out his message to the undecided voter why he was supporting Trump and not Vice President Kamala Harris. However, he did note that because he moved to Puerto Rico to pursue his dream of becoming a champion professional boxer, he has “rescinded his right to vote” in the 2024 election. “But that doesn’t mean I can’t present my 80 million-large audience with proper facts, numbers, and data to encourage them to vote in the proper direction to quite literally save America,” Paul said. He listed the “number of problems that America” is currently facing, which he said included “wars, health, guns, jobs, economy, inflation, border control, freedom of speech.” “I think we can all agree that things just don’t feel right; America doesn’t feel good,” Paul said. “It shows that we are more divided than ever, and I can’t just sit back and watch this blasphemy unfold in front of me any longer.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ “What is the problem? Democrats have been in power for 12 of the last 16 years, so if we aren’t happy … then who is to blame?” he added, pointing out that while Harris has been in office the last 3 ½ years, she has zero accomplishments. Paul pointed to a chart showing that when it comes to the cost of rent, food, gas, etc, prices were lower under Trump and that inflation was the lowest it’s been in thirty years. He said he knows the legacy media likes to paint Trump as a “bad guy,” but said he’s more concerned about “how good of a president he is” rather than with “Trump’s character flaws or what he’s done in the past. Because that is his job and that is what’s going to affect the people of this nation.” Who I’m supporting for president and why you should too… pic.twitter.com/OBd5uWrXTV — Jake Paul (@jakepaul) October 31, 2024 Paul said all he hears is that Trump’s “a ‘felon’ convicted of felonies … every member founding the U.S. Constitution and this great country that has grown from the U.S. constitution was a convicted felon of Great Britain. The people rebelling against the system, wanting to create change, wanting to disrupt, and wanting to do right by the people that founded this country were all felons.” At one point, he also brought up the transgender athlete issue, and said as a future dad, he will be damned if he’s going to send his daughter to a school that would let any man enter his daughter’s bathroom or “compete against her in sports. It’s bulls***. That is taking away women’s rights.” He said if a person “really cared about women and their opportunities and their lives, I think it would be better to have a president that doesn’t want biological men competing in women’s sports,” which Trump has said he will stop when he’s in office. Paul also made it clear that when it comes to protecting women, it’s Trump and not Harris who will keep women and girls safe — by stopping the flow of illegal immigration, with some “662, 566” with “criminal histories, 13,000 convicted of homicide, and so on.”

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