The Megyn Kelly Show High Stakes Wisconsin Election, Le Pen Banned from French Office, Trump's First Trip: AM Update 4/1
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Apr 1, 2025 Wisconsin's Supreme Court election could reshape U.S. power dynamics. Marine Le Pen faces legal setbacks, barred from office for EU fund embezzlement. A hate crime investigation unfolds after a suspicious device is found at the GOP headquarters in New Mexico. Trump announces Saudi Arabia as his first international visit of a potential second term and hints at a third. Political tensions rise with discussions on right-wing populism and the implications of controversial security policies.
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Wisconsin Election Impact
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court election holds national implications, impacting the U.S. House balance of power.
- The election could overturn the GOP-drawn congressional map and shift two Republican House seats.
Alleged Social Security Fraud
- Antonio Gracias claims the Biden administration granted Social Security numbers to illegal aliens, potentially influencing voting demographics.
- Gracias alleges some non-citizens registered and voted, leading to referrals for prosecution.
Le Pen Ban and Lawfare
- Marie Le Pen, French presidential frontrunner, was banned from office for five years due to embezzlement charges.
- Critics compare this to lawfare tactics used against Donald Trump, citing potential political motivations.