Richard McCormick

“WE CAN’T LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN”: Sen. Ron Johnson Discusses His Takeaways from the Fauci Hearing

Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI), joined us on the Guy Benson Show today with guest host Ross Kaminsky to discuss his new role as the Senate Budget Committee Chairman following the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham. Sen. Johnson laid out his priorities for the committee as defense spending and budget reconciliation is on the table, and Sen. Johnson also discussed his takeaways from the Senate hearing with Dr. Anthony Fauci, where Fauci plead the fifth amendment a notable 111 times. Listen to the full interview at the top of the show below! Listen to the full interview at the top of the show below:

"Not much longer huh, Donny?": Donald Trump falls over to the ground on his knees in viral video- but is it real?

U.S. President Donald Trump tours the Ford River Rouge Complex on January 13, 2026 in Dearborn, Michigan - Source: Getty Donald Trump is going viral after an alleged video of him falling to the ground on his knees circulated on social media. In the short clip, which has "Not much longer huh, Donny?" written on it, the Secret Service supposedly helped the President stand on his feet. The viral clip has garnered thousands of likes online. However, Donald Trump did not fall to his knees. The clip is altered with AI, and the original video is from July 1. On that day, the President was leaving the...

CEO Dies Suddenly After Taking Over $3 Billion Company

Facebook/ Luiza Malloy The chief executive of a major U.S. steel manufacturer has died unexpectedly just three weeks after taking over the company’s top leadership role. Brian Malloy, 59, died suddenly on Friday after being named CEO of Carpenter Technology Corp., a 137-year-old Pennsylvania-based manufacturer that produces specialty stainless-steel alloys for the medical, aerospace, and defense industries and is valued at approximately $3 billion. The company, which employs more than 4,500 people, said it was “deeply saddened at Brian’s passing” but did not disclose a cause of death. Malloy had succeeded longtime CEO Tony Thene earlier this month. Following Malloy’s death, the company announced that Thene will return to lead Carpenter Technology while the board determines its next steps. Malloy had been preparing to present Carpenter Technology’s latest quarterly financial results to investors on Thursday. Despite his unexpected death, the company said the earnings presentation will proceed as scheduled. The sudden loss also rattled investors; shares of Carpenter Technology fell about 4 percent Monday to roughly $580 after news of Malloy’s death became public, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer . Malloy is survived by his wife, Luiza, and their three children. Read it at Inquirer Read more at The Daily

Florida double execution day ends — with the oldest death row inmate’s final words: ‘I never meant to do what I did’

Florida has become the first state in nearly a decade to carry out a double execution on the same day with the lethal injections of an octogenarian — its oldest inmate to be put to death — and an ex-cop who murdered a child while on duty. Dominick Occhicone, 80, who was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend’s parents in 1986, was the second death row inmate to be killed Tuesday with a three-drug injection. He was pronounced dead at 6:13 p.m. at Florida state prison near Starke. “I know it don’t mean much, but I’m sorry,” Occhicone said when asked if he wanted to make a statement. “I never meant to do what I did.” He also thanked all of his Christian brothers for visiting him over the years. Ex-cop James Duckett, 68, is set to be executed via lethal injection in Florida on Tuesday. Florida Department of Corrections Occhicone’s last meal was eggplant parmesan, salad, cornbread and soda, the Tallahassee Democrat reported, quoting Florida Department of Corrections spokesperson Jordan Kirkland. Kirkland reportedly said Occhicone had no visitors prior to his execution, but spent time with a spiritual advisor. He becomes the oldest death row inmate executed in Florida ––

Trump Makes Lindsay Graham's Death about Himself | The Weekly Assignment

Republican Senator Lindsay Graham’s passing raises renewed questions about how dramatically his views of Donald Trump changed over the past decade. Surprising no one, Donald Trump takes this moment to celebrate his powers of persuasion in making Graham his strongest defender. And you know what would honor Graham best? Passing the SAVE America Act of course, which just happens to be Trump’s No. 1 priority and would break the filibuster.

A newborn’s last photo allegedly showed ‘no signs of life,’ and authorities say the parents later claimed the baby never existed

Investigators in North Carolina have taken a Florida couple into custody after spending more than a year trying to determine what became of their infant, whom authorities believe is dead. According to the New York Post , officers picked up 21-year-old Leon Alejandro Jr. and 20-year-old Samantha Feliz midweek at a residence near Rockingham, North Carolina. Both are originally from Hollywood, Florida. Authorities say the pair had relocated there while Hollywood police continued working the case of their missing child. The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office and US Marshals made the arrest, and both suspects now sit in the county jail without bond as Florida works to bring them back for prosecution. Hollywood detectives opened their file on the case back in early 2025, after learning Feliz had apparently given birth at some point during a roughly month-long window: December 6, 2024, through January 5, 2025. That detail comes from the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, which also said the delivery itself was hidden from view and did not occur at any hospital. Relatives reportedly saw the newborn with her parents for roughly the first month after birth. From that point forward, according to investigators, nobody outside the couple ever laid eyes