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President George H.W. Bush dies at age 94. The Blaze merges with CRTV, creating a conservative broadcasting powerhouse. Trump's trade war claims several casualties with no discernible victories.

U.S. Marshalls now have the suspected shooter from the Galleria shooting in custody. The White House has a lot to say about trade with Canada, Mexico. Ami Horowitz gets an inside look at the migrant caravan.

Caleb interviews John Kachelman Jr., a fellow missionary to Ukraine. Business owners in the Galleria Mall cry out against the protests. The border situation continues to cause division, especially by the media.

New details emerge about the shooting at the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover, Alabama. Ukraine is under Marshall Law as Russia pokes the bear. Google and Twitter try to become the thought police.

A shooting at the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover, Alabama results in a death that leaves more questions than answers. Chaos at the border results in American forces mounting a defense and a surprising change of tone from Mexico.

President Ronald Reagan gives us a lesson about Thanksgiving. The SPLC prompts a judge to say asylum can be claimed at any point in your life by any illegal alien.

The SPLC is suing ALEA for suspending citizens' drivers licenses. A shooting strikes a Chicago hospital. Trump has an uncanny ability to make people do crazy things.

Liberals tout an increase in Muslims in congress as a good thing.  One effect is a proposed rule change to allow representatives to wear head coverings on the House floor.  One new Muslim member of the house, Ilhan Omar, has completely changed her stance and now supports a rabid anti-Israel group.

Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi's life is being threatened by radical Muslims, so Senator Rand Paul vows to help her. The UN declares abortion and suicide a "human right." Senator Kamala Harris compares ICE to the KKK.Chaplin's Report- John 5:33-36

Rep. Kevin McCarthy is elected House Minority Leader. Illegal aliens from the caravan scale the border wall in California. Both the Jim Acosta and Michael Avanatti sagas continue on, with new twists.