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IN POLITICAL NEWS
- Arizona governor’s race: Seth Keshel argues the race is competitive, with Andy Biggs needing to ramp up advertising. Republicans retain a significant voter-registration advantage, making turnout critical.
- Larry highlights controversial remarks by a North Carolina legislative candidate about Trump supporters and Roy Cooper’s comments about Democrats needing to remain united.
- A California judge has been accused of assaulting courthouse staff.
- Another disruptive airline incident involved a passenger allegedly disrobing and engaging in indecent acts, with Larry arguing that such incidents can have consequences across the broader flight network.
- Larry cites a claim that armed citizens stopped nearly 53% of gun attacks in the previous year.
- Former Kansas Senator Nancy Kassebaum Baker died at 94. She was the first woman elected to the Senate without succeeding a deceased husband.
- A new analysis argues that 54% of Americans get news from nontraditional sources, suggesting political advertisers need to reach audiences through entertainment, sports and other seemingly nonpolitical channels.
- The 51 former intelligence officials who signed the controversial 2020 letter regarding Hunter Biden material are reportedly now barred from federal buildings.
- James Wehr, founder of a major U.S. car show, was killed in a McLaren crash.
- Missouri redistricting: The Supreme Court ruling means the new 6-2 congressional map will be used, leading Larry to lower his House projection from 222 to 220 Republican seats.
IN AI NEWS
- A lawyer submitted an AI-generated ChatGPT brief riddled with fabricated material. Larry also highlights a Mississippi judge whose AI-assisted ruling contained multiple errors, including nonexistent cases and people unrelated to the litigation.
- A broader battle is developing over AI regulation, with Trump favoring faster development and critics calling for stronger controls. Larry frames the dispute as a tension between preventing regulatory capture and maintaining the U.S. lead over China.
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is calling for slower AI development and stronger safety and security measures.
IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS
- ICE reportedly arrested more than 50,000 people in July, highlighting the administration's intensified immigration enforcement.
IN ECONOMIC NEWS
- U.S. household net worth increased by more than $12 trillion in Q2, although Larry notes that high food, housing and gasoline costs continue to affect consumers.
- New malware reportedly targets Google's passkey security system.
- Trump said he would permit Chinese automakers to build U.S. factories provided they employ American workers.
- The EPA is expected to loosen pollution restrictions on power plants.
- U.S. LNG is projected to reach roughly 30% of the global market by 2030.
IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS
- Peru is joining the Shield of the Americas coalition targeting drug trafficking.
- A Saudi pipeline was reportedly attacked by drones launched from Iraq, while the Houthis continue expanding their capabilities in Yemen.
- Sweden has reported falling violent crime after deporting migrant gang members.
- Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are reportedly considering independence referenda, while Larry connects the development to broader tensions within the United Kingdom.
- German corporate insolvencies have reached their highest level in 13 years.
- Larry highlights reports suggesting China provided satellite intelligence connected to an Iranian strike that killed three U.S. troops, followed by the breakup of a Chinese satellite.
- He also interprets a Russian drone strike near a gathering of Western officials in Ukraine as a possible warning to the participants.
- Norway has reportedly moved to criminalize certain trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, which Larry frames as part of growing international pressure on Israel.
IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
- Actress Hayden Panettiere reportedly died after taking a single oxycodone pill that was contaminated with fentanyl.
IN MEDICAL NEWS
- Steve Kirsch has compiled studies that he argues are consistent with a possible vaccine-autism connection, though this remains contrary to the established scientific consensus.
- Larry argues that changes to federal vaccine guidance and advisory structures are creating uncertainty around vaccine coverage and availability.
- Trachoma has been eliminated from Timor-Leste, meaning Southeast Asia is now free of the disease.
AND FINALLY . . .
- A woman struggling with debt reportedly decluttered more than 400 possessions and paid off $25,000 in debt in five months, prompting Larry to emphasize the financial impact of cutting unnecessary spending.
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Today's News with Larry Schweikart — TODAY'S NEWS, September 13-14, 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Hi everybody. How you doing? Welcome to today's news for September 13th and 14th, 2026. I'm Larry Swite, your host bringing you the headlines. You can get the full stories, all the links, everything else below here at the Wild World of Politics, New Book American Biography is out. If you want an autographed copy, just buy it on Amazon, send me an email at Larry at WildworldHistory.com. And I will send you an autographed book plate if you want the updated chapters to Patriots History, the United States. Same rigour moral, send me an email at Larry at WildworldHistory.com. And I'll send you those chapters. Remember, I am reading through Patriots History, the United States, free on a YouTube. I'm up to lesson 207 just about to start World War II. Okay, boilerplate stuff. I hate it, you hate it. Like share, buy Larry a coffee. Okay, headlines. Democrats continue
extremist drift. Another flight incident. The 51 spies who lied are not permitted in federal buildings now. In political news, Seth Kesel argues that the Arizona governor's race is tight that Andy Biggs has waited too long to get ads rolling that Arizona typically re-elects its governors and that the Hobbit is utterly horrible and Republicans everywhere need to deromniize their approach of not going hard on opponents so as to be uncivil or unpolite. Republicans still have a massive registration lead here and if they can turn out, it will be a difference. But Andy needs to get rolling here and I recommended actually to him that he higher Seth. I keep telling you this and I think that many don't believe me, but this is how all Democrat terror party members think. This North Carolina legislative candidate
visiting doc howl concentration camp said quote, this is where Trump supporters belong. Unquote. Meanwhile, North Carolina Senate candidate Roy Cooper led his real intention slip when it came to the Democrat fascist socialists of America. He said quote, we've got to be together. Huh, wait, together seeking to kill the middle class, seeking to deport all white people, and masculate all men and launch a war on God. That's the together. I think not their spleen, Ripper. A California Democrat judge was accused of assaulting a courthouse staff member. Okay, so what's news? It's a Democrat terror party. Another flight incident here in which a female passenger started disroaming and engaging in quote, indecent acts on a plane. Now, I follow this guy, pilot Steve on Facebook's Reels, who breaks down these incidents from a pilot flight tower perspective.
They are totally disruptive to all scheduling in the entire system and they affect multiple flights because of the diversion in one flight. You've got to repark the airplane at a different gate. You've got to move crews around, so on and so forth. He discussed a passenger who forced to plane down because he was vaping marijuana in the lab, which required by federal law, that all crew had to be drug tested when they landed and they had to get a whole new crew back to take the non-meral-wanna-ized plane back up. I think we need laws permitting all passengers to sue when some moron does this kind of stuff. Not sue the airlines, sue that jerkweed. Arm citizen stopped almost 53% of all gun attacks last year. Bet you ain't gonna hear that in the hoax news media. Former US Senator Nancy Casabon Baker died at age 94. She was the first woman to
actually win a Senate seat on her own without following a dead husband into office. There's a ton of data here folks. You've got to read all this stuff and it's by a Democrat-friendly advertising analyst, meaning the Democrats are not doing much of this right now. He argues that 54 percent of Americans get their news from non-new sources. That is the hoax news media is out of luck. They must be lured in by what he calls non-political looking ads placed in music entertainment sports and so forth. I'm sure you've seen some of these. So the good news is that starting with President Trump in 2016, by and large, Republicans have dominated this space. Obama had it before then, but Trump took it over. We'll see if some of the other candidates can figure this out. You know the 51 spies who lied about Trump? Yeah, they're now banned from all federal buildings. Good. That's going to put a crimp in their ability to leak information and get money for it.
The founder of the weekly largest car show in America, James Werr, was killed in a crash of his McLaren. In AI news, Jeff Childers had a great column and spent the better part of it discussing a lawyer who filed an entire AI chat GPT brief that was riddled with errors. Childers notes that about two weeks ago, a Mississippi judge tried to block DEI orders using chat GPT to produce his decision, which was filled with errors, including people who were not part of the suit, false declarations by so-called witnesses and so on. But even after this moron was called on the carpet by the fifth circuit whereupon he blamed his law clerk, his amended restraining order cited a non-existent case. The deputy Mississippi Solicitor General noted that the judge decided
what he wanted then apparently instructed chat GPT to produce it. But there is a major AI war brewing. President Trump came down on the side of less regulation while the useless Kenyan New Surfer zero is urging regulation of AI. Trump wants to move faster. The problem with regulation, zero wants, is capture in which a couple of bigs rig the regulations against anyone else who is not in the club. And the problem with Trump is that he doesn't force enough real industry internal regulation. So one side is going to have to win this and let's hope it's not the people seeking to have a monopoly over AI. And of course, right on cue, Anthropic CEO Dario Amadie has called for a slowdown in AI work and more safety and security controls on the surface. That sounds good. But the war is too full. On the one hand, the leaders in USA are trying to corner the
market through regulatory capture and we can't allow that. Well, on the other hand, the US must maintain a lead versus the Chikams. They cannot be allowed to get the lead in AI. So we'll see where this goes. In illegal criminal alien news, the ice has ramped up arresting over 50,000 in July alone in economic news. Household net wealth soared by over 12 trillion in the second quarter. But people still aren't feeling it because of gas, food and housing prices, which must come down. Now, yesterday here in Chandler, Arizona, I noted a station that had gas for 425. So it is apparently coming down in some places. A new malware specifically attacked Googles. Passkey password protection program. That kind of seems like a reasonable place to start. Don't you think? Just get all the passwords and you got it made.
Okay, let's see here. There we go. Okay. Trump said he is okay with the Chikams of building an auto plant here. So long as they quote, hire our people. This raises the old question, which is more desirable. An American owned plant in China, employing Chinese or a Chinese owned plant in America, employing Americans. Now, I don't like either. I prefer to have an American plant here employing Americans. But of the two, the latter is preferable only because in the event of a war, a plant here can be easily nationalized and confiscated, whereas a plant there means that American assets would be confiscated. The EPA is expected to ease almost a prostitution limit, sorry, pollution limits
on power plants. I suppose it could limit prostitution rules of power plants as well. The US has a liquefied natural gas will control about 30% of the market just within the next four years. In international news, Peru will join the shield of the America's program to combat drug trafficking. A Saudi pipeline was attacked by drone station in Iraq. Houthis are also expanding in Yemen. Sweden discovered that violent crime fell once they got rid of their migrants. Shocked, I tell you. Scotland wails in Northern Ireland are reportedly seeking referenda for independence one day after President Trump floated the idea of a reunited Ireland. Anything you can do to tear mediocre Britain down to the ground and rebuild it is desirable. But these morons states want to go back to the EU, which is just insanity.
German corporate insolvencies are the highest level in 33, I'm sorry, in 13 years. That's not looking good for the Huns. Some good, connected work here in this column by Jeff Childers. Remember the Iranian strike that killed three US troops on July 17th? It was alleged that the Chikon's had helped provide targeting info. Oops, looks like a little Chikon satellite just broke apart last week. I don't know where except the reports were last week. It broke apart in July. You know, right around the time it sent targeting information. But here's the really fun part that Jeff points out. Now we have the famous unnamed sources providing images of the breakup at that time. As in, see, you want to play this game? So the Chikom's can't deny it. Certainly the globalist Diggle Riggers met in Ukraine to party by the way this last week. Excuse me, let me get this down
here. There we go. Similarly, the globalist Diggle Riggers met in Ukraine to party this week and to provide some new money to old green screens, Alinsky. Former disgraced general David Petreus was right there on a train and right next to him and his trained a locomotive blew up from a Rusky drone. Oh, I guess the Iranians and the Yooks aren't the only ones with drones. Anyway, Jeff argues that this was a message from the Ruskies. We see you. We could have aimed a little to the left here, Petreus. By the way, take a look at all the swag bags in the photo, Jeff, provides for these wealthy participants. This is from a nation supposedly engaged in a war of survival. Yes, Jeff has the picks. As prophesied in the Bible, the nations are aligning against Israel. Just the latest is Norway
whose criminalizing trade with Jews on the so-called West Bank, otherwise known as Judea. In entertainment news, recent developments in the Hayden Panatteri case show she died of a single oxy-cotton pill laced with fentanyl. In medical news, Steve Kirsch has a list of studies consistent with the premise that Vaxes cause autism. Remember when Bobby Kennedy sought to remove the Vaxio path from the advisory committee on vaccines, then some judge said he couldn't, except by then there was no new federal guidance on Vaxes at all, meaning no insurance companies will cover them. Libs thought they had all Bobby. Instead, they created a new Vaxio-Pathic committee of spooge balls who recommended every shot you can get, except one problem. It doesn't have the weight of a government
committee. So no insurance companies listen to even the big drug chains like CVS and Walgreens won't provide these Vaxes. Oh, and if you want laughs, the new group with no power is called the Vaccine Integrity Project, meaning there is no vaccine integrity. With the elimination of the D's disease, Tricoma, in Timor, Lest, all of Southeast Asia now is free of this disease. Good. And finally, this woman struggling with death decluttered her house, removing over 400 items and paid off $25,000 in debt in five months. But that's my favorite monkeys ash tray. You got to get rid of this stuff, folks. I'm just telling you it's one thing. You got to, got a ditch. I know sentimental value, but, but come on, you can't take it with you. Get rid of it. Anyway, that's it for
today. That's today's news. I'll see you back here on Wednesday.
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