SHOCK BREAKING: DAMNING SECRETS EXPOSED, TRUMP IN CRISIS!

The host highlights a New York Times report stating that RFK Jr.'s FDA blocked the publication of taxpayer-funded research that found widely used COVID-19 and shingles vaccines were safe. This action is framed as hypocritical, given RFK Jr.'s public advocacy for science-driven conclusions and his career built on vaccine skepticism.

New York Times report cited; FDA official stated conclusions were 'not supported by the underlying data'; studies analyzed millions of patient records and found serious side effects were rare.

The California gubernatorial primary debate featured notable moments, including Republican candidate Chad Biano denying specific quotes he made about a rival, only to confirm them when confronted with evidence. Democratic candidates Katie Porter and Tom Steyer also clashed, with Porter criticizing Steyer's billionaire status and Steyer advocating for more progressive tax policies.

Chad Biano denied using the word 'swindled' to describe Steve Hilton, then admitted to the quote from a KBAK interview. Katie Porter's campaign ad made light of a past incident where she yelled at a staffer, which she defended as taking responsibility.

In a debate, Medi Hassan repeatedly pressed Daily Wire host Michael Knowles to condemn Donald Trump's pardons for January 6th rioters, including individuals convicted of assaulting police officers and other serious crimes. Knowles consistently evaded the question, instead attempting diversions or offering generic condemnations of unrelated acts like pedophilia, which Hassan used to highlight Knowles's 'principleless' defense of Trump.

Hassan asked six times for Knowles to denounce Trump for pardoning 'neo-Nazis, domestic abusers, pedophiles' and 'people who assaulted 140 police officers.' Knowles responded with 'I condemn pedophilia' and 'I'll never condemn Donald Trump.'

The host argues that Donald Trump, after previously suing CBS over alleged 'incorrect' editing of a Kamala Harris 60 Minutes interview, has now benefited from the network editing his own interviews to remove incoherent rants and meltdowns. This is presented as a disturbing example of Trump's ability to pressure media outlets into favorable coverage.

CBS News allegedly cut large portions of Trump's interview where he rambled about his ballroom, Secret Service agents, and compared protests to the KKK. A specific instance where Trump snapped, saying 'I could have walked out' and 'I'd rather not have you ask that question' about corruption, was removed from both broadcast and extended online versions of a 60 Minutes interview.

The host highlights several peculiar public moments involving Donald Trump, including his awkward interactions with children at a press conference where he questioned a girl's height for volleyball and discussed transgender powerlifters with a boy. Additionally, Trump continued to publicly attack Pope Francis, falsely claiming the Pope believes Iran should have nuclear weapons.

Trump told a girl who said she plays volleyball, 'You don't look tall enough for volleyball. Maybe soccer is your sport.' He also brought up a 'failed powerlifter' who 'went on the other side' to women's sports. Trump stated, 'The Pope would rather talk about the fact that it's okay for Iran to have a nuclear weapon, and I don't think that's very good.'

Cash Patel, a Trump ally, is criticized for his contradictory responses to reports about his alleged excessive drinking and unexplained absences as FBI director. Patel simultaneously claimed the reports were 'fake news mafia' fabrications while the FBI launched a criminal investigation into who leaked the information, revealing a logical inconsistency. His denial of a computer login issue, which was cited in his own lawsuit, further underscores this pattern.

Patel stated, 'I can say unequivocally that I never listen to the fake news mafia' regarding reports of his excessive drinking. Simultaneously, the FBI launched a criminal investigation into the leaks. Patel denied a computer login issue, despite his own lawsuit contending he was unable to log into the system.