The 7 JD Vance vows retribution; Gaza City invasion; Trump’s New York Times lawsuit; and more
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Sep 16, 2025 The discussion kicks off with the escalating military actions in Gaza and the international repercussions that follow. Tensions rise further with J.D. Vance's rallying call for civic engagement after a shooting involving a conservative activist. The conversation then pivots to Trump's ongoing legal challenges, revealing the stakes at hand. Additionally, the podcast tackles the controversial removal of slavery-related history from national parks, alongside some unexpected health benefits of getting rid of daylight saving time.
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Suspect's Online Confession And Surrender
- Tyler Robinson posted messages taking responsibility for the Utah Valley University shooting of Charlie Kirk and later turned himself in to police.
- He has not formally confessed to authorities despite the online message and an initial court hearing was scheduled.
Vance Frames Kirk's Death As A Call To Action
- Vice President J.D. Vance used Charlie Kirk's killing to call for retribution against liberal institutions and urged supporters to continue Kirk's activism.
- Vance framed honoring Kirk as a civic duty that could include running for office or joining conservative groups.
Ground Offensive Intensifies In Gaza City
- The Israeli military began a ground invasion aimed at seizing Gaza City, prompting mass civilian displacement and international criticism.
- Israeli leaders signaled they will continue operations until their objectives are met despite protests and allies' concerns.
