Spider-Man: Brand New Day just posted a $360 MILLION opening — the biggest weekend in box office history, past even Avengers: Endgame — burying years of Hollywood excuses about COVID and streaming (per John Nolte at Breitbart). And in New York, a federal court just stepped between the state and four orders of Catholic nuns, one day before an assisted-suicide mandate takes effect.
Also in today's episode: the Todd Blanche attorney general vote hits the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning after a $1.8 billion fund was rescinded. A South Carolina Senate candidate breaks with her own party's caution and backs killing the filibuster to pass the SAVE Act. A Florida Democrat says he would apologize "to the world" on election night. And President Trump stands up a new Military Spouse Commission led by Jennifer Hegseth.
Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.
