President Trump has appeared on numerous podcasts with various audiences as the 2024 election approaches. One of Trump’s rumored future appearances will likely appeal to the wrestling community. According to reports, Trump will join Mark Calaway, aka The Undertaker, on his ‘Six Feet Under’ podcast. Donald Trump is expected to do an interview this week with The Undertaker on his ‘Six Feet Under’ pod. (via @politicoalex) pic.twitter.com/hAsuy3meNL — Wrestle Ops (@WrestleOps) October 17, 2024 Donald Trump will be on the Undertaker’s Podcast, Six Feet Under. pic.twitter.com/thRBOo2SfT — Wrestlelamia.com (@wrestlelamia) October 17, 2024 Daily Mail reports: Donald Trump will reportedly be grilled by The Undertaker this week after agreeing to appear as a guest on the WWE legend’s podcast. Trump, 78, is ramping up as much media coverage as possible ahead of next month’s presidential election, when he will battle it out with Kamala Harris for the top White House job. And in his bid to get the better of Harris and reassume the presidency, the Republican leader will look to win over the wrestling community when he joins The Undertaker – whose real name is Mark Calaway – on his ‘Six Feet Under’ podcast. According to Politico Reporter Alex Isenstadt, via @WrestleOps, Calaway is set to interview Trump on his podcast at some point this week. JUST IN – Donald Trump 'set to be interviewed by The Undertaker this week' in shock appearance on WWE legend's podcast — Daily Mail pic.twitter.com/dkABt7JEwt — Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) October 17, 2024 “Trump is expected to do an interview this week on the Undertaker podcast, which is hosted by retired wrestling great Mark Calaway, per person familiar,” Isenstadt wrote. Trump is expected to do an interview this week on the Undertaker podcast, which is hosted by retired wrestling great Mark Calaway, per person familiar — Alex Isenstadt (@politicoalex) October 17, 2024 From Sports Illustrated: Trump’s appearance on Undertaker’s podcast would be the second wrestling associated podcast this year that he’s appeared on, as he also made an appearance on Logan Paul’s podcast IMPAULSIVE . Donald Trump is the Republican candidate for President of the United States and will face Democratic nominee and current Vice President, Kamala Harris, in the general election on Tuesday, November 5th. Support amongst the candidates has been split in the wrestling world. We previously reported that Dave Bautista has gone on record supporting Harris and Walz, while also recently appearing in a video on Jimmy Kimmel Live taking jabs at the former president. Kevin Nash has also endorsed the democratic candidates. Hulk Hogan appeared at the Republican National Convention in July, and officially endorsed Trump and his running mate, U.S. Senator from Ohio, J.D. Vance. Linda McMahon previously served as Administrator of the Small Business Administration during Mr. Trump’s first term and has endorsed his 2024 campaign. Trump expected to go on ‘Six Feet Under’ podcast https://t.co/S0RnyZp4ws — POLITICO (@politico) October 17, 2024 ‘Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway’ has 595,000 YouTube subscribers.

The State of Florida has filed a lawsuit against the Biden-Harris administration for allegedly refusing to verify immigration records so the state can ensure noncitizens aren’t on voter rolls. “The Department of Homeland Security and @SecMayorkas are required BY LAW to provide immigration information in order for states to maintain voter rolls. In the face of DHS stonewalling us from getting essential information to verify citizenship status, we will keep doing our jobs on behalf of the American people to ensure the integrity of our elections,” Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody said. WATCH: The Department of Homeland Security and @SecMayorkas are required BY LAW to provide immigration information in order for states to maintain voter rolls. In the face of DHS stonewalling us from getting essential information to verify citizenship status, we will keep doing our jobs… pic.twitter.com/PrwOd7U2RK — AG Ashley Moody (@AGAshleyMoody) October 18, 2024 Per Fox News: In a lawsuit, obtained first by Fox News Digital, the state argues that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is mandated to respond to an inquiry from state or local governments seeking to verify the immigration status of anyone in their jurisdiction for a purpose authorized by law. “Because the federal government is refusing to comply with these obligations and frustrating Florida’s ability to maintain the integrity of its elections, Florida files this suit,” the lawsuit says. Florida says it “has an obligation to maintain accurate and current voter registration records” and also notes the impact of the crisis at the southern border, which brought millions of noncitizens into the U.S. It argues that it cannot track and maintain immigration information on its own. States can verify status through a DHS program called the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program. According to the lawsuit, DHS and Florida have an agreement to allow the state to use SAVE to verify immigration and citizenship status for people on voter registration rolls. The lawsuit claims that Florida’s Department of State identified a number of individuals for whom it had evidence that they were not citizens, but couldn’t run a search via SAVE as it doesn’t have unique identifiers. BREAKING. Florida has *SUED* the federal government for unlawfully refusing to cooperate with the state's attempts to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls. "As part of preventing voter fraud, including non-citizen voting, the State of Florida has an obligation to maintain… pic.twitter.com/sMZtdbYemh — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) October 17, 2024 The state of Florida is suing the Biden administration over what it claims is a refusal to verify immigration records so that the Sunshine State can ensure the integrity of its voter rolls and prevent noncitizens from voting. https://t.co/wNxLjQMYC0 — FOX 13 Tampa Bay (@FOX13News) October 17, 2024 FOX 13 Tampa Bay reports: The state says it reached out to DHS’ U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requesting the verification of those people, but was denied. “Thus, Florida has identified a subset of individuals for whom it cannot verify citizenship or immigration status through SAVE and for whom DHS refuses to verify citizenship or immigration status through other means,” the state says. DHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The state is seeking an order saying the refusal to provide Florida with a response is unlawful, a declaration that they are entitled to a response and an order requiring DHS to respond to the inquiry. “Voting is a right granted to American citizens—not illegal immigrants or other noncitizens. The Biden-Harris administration has allowed millions of illegal immigrants into the country, and we must ensure that only citizens are on our voter rolls,” Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody said in a statement to Fox News Digital. “I am taking legal action against the Department of Homeland Security and Secretary Mayorkas to ensure Florida is able to maintain the integrity of our state’s voter rolls.” “The Florida Constitution is clear that only citizens can vote in our elections. Florida is calling on the federal government to dismantle the barriers blocking the states from obtaining critical information needed to prevent non-citizens from voting in our elections,” said Florida Secretary of State, Cord Byrd. “We are going to prevail in our effort to uphold the law and uphold the Constitution’s guarantee of one citizen, one vote.”

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The Supreme Court declined to block Texas from executing Robert Roberson, a man who insists his conviction for murdering his 2-year-old daughter was not a "shaken baby syndrome." However, a Texas state court ruling, which was handed down moments before, paused the scheduled execution that was set to take place.