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As Election Day nears, Donald Trump continues to rise in the polls — and Democrats are in full-on meltdown mode. “Kamala just gave a speech where she said that it’s been confirmed now that Donald Trump said when he was in office that he won’t answer to the Constitution,” Glenn Beck tells Allie Beth Stuckey on “Relatable.” “Just horrible. That’s going to get the man killed,” he says, adding that if you believe what Kamala’s peddling, “you’re a moron.” The left’s rhetoric is meant to spread fear among its voters and could potentially set some of the less stable ones off — as America has already seen with two assassination attempts on the former president. “We have to pray for this man,” Glenn says. “They kill him, anybody kills him, and it puts our country in a very dangerous place.” While Stuckey notes that the election is “close,” Glenn disagrees. “I could be wrong,” he tells her. “I don’t know what the cheating situation’s going to be, but I think this time, there’s a lot of hidden anti-Kamala votes of people that should have voted for the Democrat, would like to vote for the Democrat, but just can’t do it for some reason or another and won’t.” “If it’s a landslide, and we don’t have an assassination, I think we have a chance of holding it together. They’re going to try everything. Everything that they said about January 6, on what Trump was doing, they’re already saying they’re going to do that if he’s elected,” he continues. While the lengths the Democrats might go to keep Trump out of office are scary, Glenn relays that our side has to “stay calm” if we’re going to be OK. “If there is struggle, these people will clamp down and the left, the far-out left, will make it much, much worse. You don’t want anything to happen,” he says. “This thing could go a million different directions. It’s going to take calm, a heart of Christ, and absolute obedience to the gospel.” “We have to remember that these people do not have the same moral limitations that you or I do,” he adds. Want more from Allie Beth Stuckey?To enjoy more of Allie’s upbeat and in-depth coverage of culture, news, and theology from a Christian, conservative perspective, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

President Joe Biden has offered to stump on behalf of his number two, Kamala Harris, in the waning days of election season, only for Harris to give him the cold shoulder, reports indicate.Several outlets have reported that the Harris campaign is keeping Biden at arm's length. The following are a smattering of headlines that have been published in just the last few days:"Harris stiff-arms Biden in final stretch" — Axios,"Kamala Harris Is Ghosting Joe Biden, Who Wants To Campaign With Her" — Times Now,"Wishing he could do more, Biden fades into campaign's background" — Politico, and"Kamala Harris keeps snubbing President Biden's requests to campaign for her: report" — the New York Post.While the Axios headline uses a football metaphor, the report actually compares the relationship between Harris and Biden to "a slow-moving break-up." Sources familiar with the situation told the outlet that anytime Biden offers to campaign on her behalf, Harris' people offer the same response: "We'll get back to you.""He's a reminder of the last four years, not the new way forward," another unnamed source told the outlet.'There’s really not anything he can do to help at this point.'With just over a week left before Election Day, Biden and Harris have no joint public appearances on their schedule, and Biden's stop in Pittsburgh to meet with various union leaders on Saturday reportedly took the Harris team by surprise."I have walked the picket line, and so has Kamala," Biden said during a 20-minute speech at the Allegheny-Fayette Labor Council apprentice training center, according to TribLive. "This is about decency versus lack of decency. This is about character."While Biden's overall approval rating has been in the tank for some time, Scranton Joe still enjoys some enduring support among blue-collar, Catholic areas of the Rust Belt, particularly Pennsylvania. He also appears to do well with some seniors, a reliable voting bloc.Harris could likely use those votes. Most polls on RealClearPolitics show former President Donald Trump with a slight lead in Pennsylvania, a state with a whopping 19 electoral votes. In 2020, Biden officially bested Trump in the Keystone State by 1.2%.White House spokesperson Andrew Bates denied that the Harris team did not know about Biden's trip to Pittsburgh and insisted that Biden stands ready to help Harris in any way he can. "We are in close touch with the campaign to determine when, where and how the president can be helpful," Bates told Axios.However, in a recent "Days Ahead" email sent by the Harris team, which listed a series of campaign events, Biden's stops in Pittsburgh were not mentioned.At a stop in New Hampshire last Tuesday, Biden also ruffled a few feathers after he railed about locking Trump up. "We gotta lock him up," Biden said. Perhaps recognizing that he may have overstepped and admitted a deliberate lawfare campaign against a political rival, Biden quickly added, "Politically lock him up. Lock him out. That’s what we have to do."Thus far, Biden's overtures have reportedly failed to ingratiate him with Harris and her team, even as RCP averages suggest she currently trails Trump in other key battleground states, including Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin. "I don’t think it’s all that useful to the campaign," one Democrat said of Biden's campaign events, according to Politico. "But there’s really not anything he can do to help at this point. Maybe some of these events around policy accomplishments make a difference on the margins. But at best, they’re probably a wash."Neither the Harris campaign nor the vice president's office responded to a request for comment from Axios. The New York Post likewise reached out for comment.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe is not going to apologize.Hinchcliffe became the subject of social media backlash on Sunday after making a joke about Puerto Rico at Donald Trump's rally in Madison Square Garden.'These people have no sense of humor. Wild that a vice presidential candidate would take time out of his "busy schedule" to analyze a joke taken out of context to make it seem racist.'"There's a lot going on. Like, I don't know if you know this, but there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. I think it's called Puerto Rico," Hinchcliffe said.As a comedian, Hinchcliffe's job is to write and tell jokes. He is famous for his joke writing, and he went viral earlier this year for his set of jokes at the Tom Brady roast. To be fair, the Puerto Rico joke bombed at the rally, but as a comedian, Hinchcliffe is no stranger to some jokes not performing well. Comedians refine their jokes over time, using audience feedback — good or bad — to improve them.Democrats, who compared Trump's rally to a Nazi gathering, lost their minds over the joke, claiming it is evidence that Trump and his supporters are racist.Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, for example, tried to spin Hinchcliffe's joke as reality. Specifically, Ocasio-Cortez claimed "that's what they think about you," meaning she claimed that Hinchcliffe's joke demonstrates that Trump, his supporters, and Republicans believe that Americans are literal pieces of garbage. That is, of course, not true; Hinchcliffe's joke was a joke.But Hinchcliffe, who is no stranger to outrage mobs, made it clear he is not going to apologize, responding directly to Walz and Ocasio-Cortez."These people have no sense of humor. Wild that a vice presidential candidate would take time out of his 'busy schedule' to analyze a joke taken out of context to make it seem racist. I love Puerto Rico and vacation there. I made fun of everyone…watch the whole set," Hinchcliffe said late Sunday. "I'm a comedian Tim," he added, "might be time to change your tampon." — (@) Meanwhile, Puerto Ricans who attended Trump's rally at MSG said Hinchcliffe's joke did not offend them."We like jokes," one Puerto Rican woman said."We do, and we understand the importance of a comedian having the freedom to push the envelope because that's always been what has separated comedians from 'everyday' folks, right? They can push the envelope to make you laugh or make you think or challenge you," another Puerto Rican woman said.The first woman added, "Obviously, we're proud Puerto Ricans, I will say that it is not a little floating pile of trash ... it's OK to have different opinions. That's what makes America great.""We're not offended," the first woman went on to say.Other Puerto Ricans were asked outside MSG if they "even give a f*** about" Hinchcliffe's joke, and they made it clear they do not and agreed they are members of "Puerto Ricans for Trump."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Amid political division and societal unrest, the faith community must be a beacon of hope and unity. The National Faith Advisory Board recognizes the vital role of faith leaders, especially pastors, in shaping the nation's moral and ethical fabric. Through today’s inaugural National Faith Summit and its commitment to empowering pastors, the NFAB aims to unite and mobilize the faith community to speak with one strong voice in the political arena.Recent studies reveal a concerning trend: 104 million people of faith, including a significant number of Christian churchgoers, are likely to abstain from voting in the upcoming election. This apathy is not insurmountable, however, and the voice of the faithful need not be lost. Research shows that millions of these individuals would be motivated to vote if their pastors encouraged them. This underscores the immense influence that pastors wield and the potential they have to sway the course of the election — and therefore lead America back to righteousness.Now is the time for pastors to stand boldly where faith intersects with civic responsibility, leading congregations from the pulpit to the polls.Dr. George Barna, director of research at Arizona Christian University, sums it up well:Pastors often seek opportunities to have a positive influence in people’s lives and upon the culture and to help the community in which their church is located. This research underscores the fact that simply encouraging people to vote in order to fulfill their biblical responsibility would not only be seen as doing their job while helping the community, but an estimated 5 million regular churchgoers would be likely to vote as a result of that simple exhortation.Pastors, as spiritual leaders, can bridge faith and civic duty by addressing policy issues through moral and ethical perspectives. This guidance helps congregations make decisions rooted in biblical values. The NFAB supports over 32,000 faith leaders, equipping pastors with resources to engage their congregations on critical issues.Now is the time for pastors to stand boldly where faith intersects with civic responsibility, leading congregations from the pulpit to the polls. With a strong moral foundation, pastors can inspire believers to make choices that honor God's Word and transform the nation. The National Faith Advisory Board provides over 32,000 faith leaders with the tools to rally congregations on the issues that matter most.The National Faith Summit in Atlanta, hosted by the NFAB, will gather more than 1,000 pastors committed to defending life, promoting national strength, upholding family values, and protecting religious freedom. President Donald J. Trump will also attend, emphasizing the faith community's role in shaping the nation’s future and reflecting on his administration’s collaboration with the church.The Pastor's Bill of Rights, a key component of the NFAB's platform, will be shared with faith leaders at the summit. Many pastors feel apprehensive or fearful about discussing policy from the pulpit, so we aim to empower them by reminding them of their fundamental freedoms and protections. These rights include freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, freedom from discrimination, and protection from unwarranted government intrusion. By advocating these rights, the NFAB ensures that pastors can exercise their faith and guide their congregations without fear of persecution.As our nation faces mounting challenges, the faith community stands as the last line of defense — a powerful force ready to change history. United under shared values and unwavering biblical truth, we hold the strength to make a profound, lasting impact on America’s soul. The National Faith Summit marks a defining moment — a call to action empowering thousands to restore and protect our beloved nation. Now is the time to rise together, to draw strength from unity, and to launch a movement that will preserve America for generations to come.

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