The Left's Narrative Against Trump, Biden's Taxes, the President's Cheat Sheet, Detective Paul DiGiacomo on the Chaos Police Face in New York, the Real Reason For Anti-Israel Protests, & More
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- Talking Points Memo: Bill lays out the left's narrative against Donald Trump, trying to paint him as a dictator.
- President Biden and Vice President Harris release their tax returns. What did we learn?
- While meeting with the Prime Minister of Iraq, Biden uses a cheat sheet.
- Detective Paul DiGiacomo, New York City Detective's Endowment Association President, joins the No Spin News to run through more criminal chaos in New York City.
- Bill on the real reasons for coordinated protests against Israel.
- This Day in History: Bat Masterson.
- Final Thought: The comfort zone.
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