Good morning from Washington, where lawmakers sound the alarm on how much American farmland China now owns and the implications this could have for Americans. Samantha Renck reports. George Soros pens a defense of the prosecutors he's backed. But Cully Stimson and Zack Smith say the facts demonstrate the clear failures of Soros' prosecutors. Plus: An Afghan interpreter recalls being on the ground during the Afghanistan withdrawal; Tucker Carlson on the FBI raid; and Katrina Trinko on another instance of traditional media not understanding Catholicism.
George Soros' bought-and-paid-for prosecutors encourage lawlessness, harm law-abiding residents (especially minorities), and drive businesses out of cities.
"The raid of Mar-a-Lago was not an act of law enforcement. It was the opposite of that. It was an attack on the rule of law. It was a power grab," says the Fox News host.
At one Wisconsin university, students read a chapter titled “Just Another Gay Day in the Campus Three-Year-Old Room,” which tells students to include LGBTQ “lessons with a three-year-old day care center.”
"We were not expecting it, that the regime will collapse all of a sudden within the matters of hours. Like within 24 hours, the whole system collapsed," recalls the interpreter.
