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With No Rallies, Trump's Path to Victory Hinges on These New Strategies
In 2016, Donald Trump used rallies to ignite his base and pump up voters ahead of the election. Many say his rallies were the key to his victory. "Donald Trump has excelled at campaign rallies...
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What a Biden Presidency Would Do to the Stock Market
Joe Biden hasn’t kept his economic plan a secret. If he is elected president, he has proposed implementing higher corporate taxes and more regulation, moves that many financial experts warn could cause a stock market selloff and decline by as much as 20%.
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Ailes Documentary Maker to Newsmax TV: I Wanted 'Fair and Balanced' Film
Attorney and documentary filmmaker Michael Barnes told Newsmax TVon Friday that he was looking for a more "fair and balanced" portrayal of Fox News Channel creator Roger Ailes in his latest project, "Man in the Arena."
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Rep. Dan Meuser to Newsmax TV: LA Teachers Not Helping Reopen Schools
As an example of obstructionist attitudes seeking to undermine children returning to school after missing the past five months due to novel coronavirus outbreak, Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., decried the Los Angeles teachers' union.
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Stephen Moore to Newsmax TV: 'Disastrous' Democratic Leadership in Cities Pushed People to Suburbs
The poor leadership during the violent protests from the mayors in Democratic cities around the city have pushed many residents into the suburbs, former Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore told Newsmax TV....
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FCC's Carr to Newsmax TV: Alternatives to Chinese Apps 'Welcome News'
Big tech's hypocrisy is "stunning" when it comes to China, according to FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr on Newsmax TV on Tuesday.
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Katrina Pierson to Newsmax TV: Dem Use of Race Would Make It 'Illegal to Be White'
Democrats and activists to use claims of racism to shame white suburban women into dropping their support of President Donald Trump will lead to it being "illegal to be white at some point," according to Trump campaign senior adviser Katrina Pierson on Newsmax TV.
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Joe Biden's Most Controversial Political Decisions
Former Vice President Joe Biden's nearly half-century in politics -- 36 of them in the U.S. Senate -- is both a blessing and a curse for his presidential campaign.
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Mike Lindell to Newsmax TV: Don't Back Down to Cancel Culture, Boycotts
Boycotts against conservative businesses end up having the opposite effect of what the people who launched them intended, MyPillow founder and CEO Mike Lindell told Newsmax TV.
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Rep. Gohmert to Newsmax TV: Democratic Party 'Fought for Slavery'
Rep. Louie Gohmert wants Americans to know it was the Democratic Party who fought to keep slavery in place.
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Curt Schilling to Newsmax TV: Shortened Season Will Bring Immediate Suspense to MLB
A coronavirus shortened major league baseball season is going to be an odd but suspenseful one, due to the short sprint to the postseason in October, baseball legend Curt Schilling told Newsmax TV....
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Stephen Moore to Newsmax TV: Extend But Reduce Unemployment Benefit
Economist Stephen Moore on Wednesday endorsed the reported proposal that Congressional Republicans are considering of extending an enhanced federal unemployment compensation benefit but reducing it from $600 a week to $400 ...
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Rep. Bishop to Newsmax TV: COVID Relief, Anti-Autonomous Zone Bills Coming
While details are a "little fuzzy," another coronavirus stimulus bill could be on the House floor by the end of July, Rep. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., told Newsmax TV.
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Why Only Trump Can Save America's Religious Freedoms
During his first term in office, President Donald Trump has pushed for more religious freedoms by protecting religion in school, reversing an Obama-era policy that prevented religious organizations from receiving ...
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Rep. Steve Scalise to Newsmax TV: Open Schools, 'No More Excuses'
House Republican Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., decried the debate as to whether schools should reopen in the fall, telling Newsmax TV on Monday that officials know it can be done safely despite novel coronavirus fears.
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This Is How Trump Wins the Election...
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to course through the United States, President Donald Trump is taking a hit in some election polls - both nationally and in the battleground states. Spelling even more trouble for the president, Fox News politics editor Chris Stirewalt...
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Sen. Daines to Newsmax TV: Gov. Bullock's Face Mask Mandate a 'Patchwork Policy'
Sen. Steve Daines, R-Montana, says Gov. Steve Bullock's face mask mandate for 25 counties is a "patchwork policy"...
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Alan Dershowitz to Newsmax TV: Tax Returns Ruling a Win for 'Candidate Trump,' Loss for Presidency
Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax TV that the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling on President Donald Trump's tax returns is a "big victory" for Trump as a candidate...
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Rep. Lee Zeldin to Newsmax TV: NYC Won't Survive de Blasio
Because Mayor Bill de Blasio will not take responsibility for New York City's struggles and resign, Gov. Andrew Cuomo should step in and remove him...
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Sen. Thom Tillis to Newsmax TV: Convention Won't Impact Race
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., does not think moving the Republican National Convention will have an impact on his chances in November's race against challenger Cal Cunningham.
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Persecution of Christians at All-Time High
Whether it's a quest for power or control over land that is used as an excuse, Christians worldwide are facing persecution that experts say is at an all-time high. In China, crosses must be removed from churches and students must swear they aren't religious. In sub-Saharan...
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K.T. McFarland to Newsmax TV: Flynn's Team Should Seek Pardon
Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's team should "absolutely" be seeking a pardon from President Donald Trump in his case, Flynn's deputy K.T. McFarland told Newsmax TV on Monday.
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Tenino Mayor to Newsmax TV: Printing Wooden Money 'Part of Our City's Story'
One local city is printing its own money to help people financially impacted by the coronavirus. The city of Tenino, Washington, has fired up its vintage 1870s printing press to issue wooden money to residents in need of a financial boost amid the pandemic. During a Monday...
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Roger Stone to Newsmax TV: Jail Will be a Death Sentence for Me
Political strategist and former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone told Newsmax TV that going to jail will be a "death sentence" for him if he's convicted."I'm 67-years-old and have had asthma my entire life. It's a death sentence. So when they say I've gotten special...
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Kellyanne Conway to Newsmax TV: 'Woke Is Broke, Joke'
Democrats are attacking President Donald Trump on social injustice issues that have festered for decades, and then went ahead and picked "the old white guy who's been in Washington for five decades,"...