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Netanyahu: "Hell No, I'm Not Afraid" of Mamdani's Threat To Arrest Him in NYC!

Netanyahu breaks his silence on Mamdani’s arrest threat, saying “Hell no, I’m not afraid,” and warning that New York is headed for disaster under socialist leadership and rising antisemitism. Exclusive on The Erin Molan Show.

Where Do Democrats Stand on Socialism?

The Epstein Files Continue To Make Messy Drama

Mike reacts to the confusing mess that is the Epstein files.

Trump floats intriguing new mortgage ideas

President Trump is thinking outside the box to help the solve affordability crisis. Trup is floating a 50 year mortgage and also a 'portable' mortgage.

Nightmare for NYC

Netanyahu To Erin Molan: "I Will Consider Accepting Trump's Pardon Request"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacts for the first time to President Donald Trump’s official pardon request — a letter sent just days ago to Israeli President Isaac Herzog. In this exclusive highlight from The Erin Molan Show, Netanyahu breaks his silence on the issue, calling his trial “absurd,” “politicized,” and a “witch hunt,” and explains why it harms both Israeli and American interests. In this clip, Netanyahu also reveals: What he thinks about the idea of accepting a pardon Why he says the charges against him are collapsing How this trial has affected Israel during wartime Why he believes Trump “tells it like it is” Why he says he’ll “think about it” — but won’t admit guilt This is Netanyahu’s first public reaction since Trump’s letter went live — and he delivers it exclusively on The Erin Molan Show.

California to revoke 17,000 commercial driver’s licenses issued to immigrants

California officials say they plan to revoke 17,000 commercial driver’s licenses issued to immigrants after discovering the licenses’ expiration dates extended beyond the period the drivers were legally allowed to be in the U.S. The decision comes amid criticism from the Trump administration and other states over allowing individuals in the country illegally to obtain commercial licenses. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the revocations “an admission that California acted improperly,” adding that his team will continue to hold the state accountable.

Trump foes ask judge to dismiss cases over prosecutor appointment

Lawyers for two of President Donald Trump’s longtime opponents are asking a federal judge to dismiss the charges against their clients, arguing that the prosecutor who filed the cases was illegally appointed. The challenge focuses on Lindsey Halligan’s role as interim U.S. Attorney and is part of a broader effort by former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James to have the cases dismissed before trial. A federal court is set to hear arguments Thursday on whether Halligan’s appointment complied with constitutional and statutory requirements governing U.S. attorneys.

White House Blasts House Democrats Over Epstein Email Release

The White House is expressing anger over a batch of emails from the late Jeffrey Epstein that were recently released by House Democrats. The emails, made public by members of the House Oversight Committee, include messages in which Epstein allegedly claims that former President Donald Trump “knew about the girls” and references time spent with a sex trafficking victim. President Trump and his team have accused House Democrats of selectively leaking the messages to smear the former president. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called the release “politically motivated” and said it is an attempt to distract from Democrats’ failures.