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Global leaders visited Newsmax in September to speak to our influential audience:
MEDICARE ADMINISTRATOR
Dr. Mehmet Oz The Trump administration is making $50
billion in funding available to state gover- nors to help fix the problem of shorter life expectancy in rural America, Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medi- care & Medicaid Services, told Wake Up America. “Forty percent of rural hospitals are in
dire straits financially. Life expectancy in rural America is three years shorter than in urban America. Your ZIP code should not dictate your life expectancy. And so, we need to fix the problem, but in a sustain- able way,” he said.
FBI DIRECTOR
Kash Patel “The agency is pursuing
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every lead in its investi- gation of Charlie Kirk’s assassination,” Kash Patel told host Rob Finnerty. “This is an extensive and exhaustive investiga- tion,” the FBI director explained. “We are still triaging voluminous amounts of data, still
interrogating numerous witnesses, and going into devices such as cellphones and laptops and extracting data.”
POLISH PRESIDENT
Karol Nawrocki Poland will shoot down any Russian
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military aircraft that deliberately enters the coun- try’s airspace, as the nation’s borders are “sacro- sanct” and must be defended, said Pol- ish President Karol Nawrocki. “We have
NATO SECRETARY GENERAL
Mark Rutte NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte
condemned Russian airspace incursions over NATO territory during a visit to Newsmax’s studios in New York. He told Greta Van Susteren that Mos-
got more than 200,000 Polish soldiers, a strong army, and strong allied support, also from the United States of America,” Nawrocki told Newsmax’s Rita Cosby. “We are a NATO member state, and we refuse to have Russian drones in our airspace.”
NAWROCKI PRIME MINISTER Benjamin
Netanyahu Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounced conspiracy theories circu- lating online that Israel was behind the assassination of Charlie Kirk, warning that such lies parrot centuries-old antisemitic tropes. The Israeli leader told The Record
with Greta Van Susteren the spread of conspiracy theories is rooted in hatred of Jews and of Israel. “When you hate Jews, when you
hate the Jewish state, you’re willing to say anything and promote all these absurd rumors,” he said. “Charlie Kirk said to me . . . you have to fight the slander; these untruths, these vilifications, have consequences,” Netanyahu said. “And he was right.”
NETANYAHU
cow’s actions present an ever-growing risk to European security. “We are still assessing whether it is
intentional,” Rutte said. “But even if it is not intentional, then it is blatantly incom- petent, and it is reckless.” When asked how such incursions
relate to NATO’s collective defense clause, Rutte said: “To make [Russian President Vladimir] Putin not too wise, we will always be a little bit ambiguous about that, because we don’t want him to know too much,” he said. “But I can assure you that we will know when Article 5 is being breached. And he will also know.”
EVANGELIST
Franklin Graham Charlie Kirk was
“incredible” and is “going to be missed, but I don’t feel sorry for him,” Franklin Graham told Greta Van Susteren. “That may be
strange for me to say that. I feel sorry for his wife and children and family and those that loved him and followed him. “He’s in the presence of almighty
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God. Someone asked him, ‘How do you want to be remembered when you die?’ [He said] ‘I want to be remembered for my courage and standing for my faith.’ I mean, this guy was incredible.”
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